YOUNG Has anyone seen a YOUNG/DEMEAUX connection anywhere. I am looking for J. L. DEMEAUX and Mae YOUNG, married about 1900, possibly in France, England or in Philadelphia, PA, USA. They were in the Philadelphia area by Oct 1904 for the birth of their son Jean Louis Demeaux (my father). The Philly vital records office does not have a record of this birth, so I am thinking it was near, but not in Philly. Thanks for any help you can give. David Demeaux, demeaux@yahoo.com ===== David and Evalyn Demeaux 40705 Malibar Ave. Hemet, CA, 92544-7322 Ph: (909) 925-5505 Email: demeaux@yahoo.com __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. http://search.yahoo.com

Does anyone have a Lucinda KING (am fishing here!) that married 1. an Unknown YOUNG --possibly in Arkansas ,then married a William J. Edgmon in Arkansas? She was living in Newton Co, Arkansas while married to Mr. Edgmon..Have seen her name as Lucinda KING then Lucinda YOUNG, so I'm supposing that she married a KING ... cheryl

Marriages Hendricks County, Indiana (1850-1920) Hackley Minnie B Edward K Young May 3 1892 Book 11 pge.72 Harding Ede Rebecca Young Jul 10 1862 6 133 HIGHLAND CEMETERY, Hamilton, Caldwell County, Missouri to 1992 Located: Hamilton Township, 1.3 miles West of Junction Business 36 and 13 Highways YOUNG, Seth, 1854-1936 Marie T., his wife, 1867-1949 Not my YOUNG family, but maybe help someone. Judy Born with a 12 foot question, looking for a 6 inch answer

Hello, I am new to the list and I hope that you will forgive any formatting errors until I am used to the way your list operates. Here is my line: My line is Charles Young who migrated to Putnam Co. IN from Floyd >Co. KY. Charles was born in Virginia in about 1787. He married Mary_____. > I don't know if she was his only wife or if he could have been married >before. It seems that several members of the Floyd Co. KY citizenry wound >up in Putnam Co. IN. And, that they had their beginnings in VA. > >Charles and Mary had 14 children (perhaps more). We have identified 14 >with a fair degree of certainty. > >Charles purchased his land in Floyd Co. KY in 1827. He sold this land in >1833. At the time of the sale, he is listed as being "of Putnam Co. IN". >This is how we identified him (plus it listed his wife, Mary. And, we knew >that he had spent time in KY in this era). > >Charles and Mary migrated to Dent Co. MO sometime after the 1850 Putnam Co. >IN census (on which they are listed) and 1852, when they engaged in a land >transaction in Dent Co. MO. Mary was alive at the time of the land >transaction but doesn't appear on the 1860 Dent Co. census with Charles and >the two youngest daughters. > >We have identified some of his descendants through census records, some >through family knowledge, and some from various documents (ie. land records >etc). These are the children that we have enumerated. > >1.John Young, who was born April 1817 in Virginia, married Elizabeth >CARMACK in Putnam Co. IN (April 20, 1840). >2.Israel Young,who was born February 28, 1822 in Virginia and married >Leanner Jane EDGAR on November 12, 1848 in Pulaski Co. MO. >3.Nancy Young, who was born in 1724 in Kentucky and married Hiram WEATHERS >in Putnam Co. IN.(September 17, 1846) >4.Elizabeth (MAY be the Elizabeth that married Franklin ALDRIDGE in Putnam >Co. IN).(September 3, 1846) >5.Elyza married Coonard KITCHEN in Dent Co. MO. (I have this date, just not >handy at the moment). >6.Lewis married Easter MORRISON? in IN? (county unknown at this time). >(Surname given by other researchers and not verified by my own research). >7.Sarah married Col. William Morrison in Putnam Co. IN.(April 17, >1847)(This child hasn't been absolutely proven, but she is said to be the >sister of Lewis (above) who is known to be Charles and Mary's son. >8.Louisa (no data) >9.Malinda married Zachariah Crum in Dent Co. MO. (Have date, but not handy >at the moment)I also have other information on her. >10.Frances Emily "Fanny" married Thomas A. Arnold in Dent Co. MO. (I also >have this marriage date but not handy. I also have her birth and death >date). >11.William married Elisa____. Eliza is buried in the Enke Cemetery in Dent >Co. MO and the notation is made that she was the wife of William Young and >was a "sister-in-law" to "Mrs. Coon KITCHEN) >12.Mary (no data) >13.Charles Christopher "Chris" or "C.C." married Metaphne Watters/Waters >(probably in IN). Metaphne is said to be a sister to Darinda KAHLOR whose >surname is known to have been WATTERS/WATERS. >14. David (MAY be the David that married Elizabeth McGill in Putnam Co. IN >on December 07, 1847---David and wife Elizabeth and Nancy and husband Hiram >Weathers are named in land records in Dent Co. MO). > >So, these are the 14 that we have identified (some positively and some >tentatively, but with a fair degree of certainty). > Any help would be most sincerely appreciated. >Sincerely, >Joan (Tucker) Flatt _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: advanced junk mail protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Buncombe Co., NC Wills ALOB, Vol. X #6, p. 89-56: "p. 161.  17 May 1853..  I, Sarah Young, residing on the waters of North Hominy Creek.  Being of sound mind & memory but of feeble health.  First I desire that my body be buried by the side of my husband Thomas Young, in a plain & decent manner & the expenses to be paid from my estate.  I will to my son Tinsly one dollar, I will to my son Pleasant one dollar, I will to my son Joseph one dollar, I will to my beloved dtr. Mary the wife Henry Young one dollar, to be paid out of my personal estate within twelve months after my dea th.  I will to my beloved dtr. Margaret Young the land on which I now live, it being the land allotted to me by my decd. husband, also to the said Margaret Young all my bed & furniture, wearing apparel, cupboard & kitchen furniture with all other furniture.  Also all tools, cattle, hogs, sheep and all other property of every description, after my decease and just debts are paid. I appoint James B. Gudger as my executor. Wit:  Benjamin J.Curtis, Juret & Margaret Neal.. Signed Sarah X Young..."

I am looking for Mary or Molly YOUNG from Renfro Valley, Kentucky. I am not sure of the spelling of Renfro Valley. I am told that Molly always wanted to go back to her Renfro Valley in KY. I believe her name maybe Mary but she was called Molly. It is also possible she was a second wife of James JOHNSON and Mary was the first wife. James parents are Elliot JOHNSON and Esther BLANTON. The 1870 US Census has James and Esther JOHNSON in Kentucky, Laurel County, Rock House Precinct, London KY Post Office. Help is appreciated, Nancy.

I Need help. This is all I know about John Scott Young. If anyone knows anything , please contact me. Cherokee County Ala. Census 1880 ( This census june 5th,1881) Young, John Scott --W--M--60--H H--Married-School Teacher--Unemployed--Sick-B--N.C. Young, Nancy Jane-W--F---40--H W-Married--Born in Georgia Young, James Matthew-W-M-14-Born in Ala. Young, William Josh-----W-M--10-Born in Ala. Young,John Harlan-------W-M--6months-Born in Ala. My grandfather was John Harlan Young. He died in 1943 in Hospital in Atlanta Georgia, He is buried in Shady Dale, Georgia. I want help on John Scott Young, Nancy Jane Young, James Matthew Young and William Josh Young. Thanks, Nancy B. Kelly 1091 College St. Monticello, Georgia 31064 nbkelly@bellsouth.net

Hello, I am desperately looking for information on my Great Great Grandmother Hannah Young. Hannah was the only name I have ever found her under. She was married to W.D. or William David Pruitt. She was born the 21st of July 1863 in Alabama and died in Walker County, Alabama on 04 July 1935. According to her death certificate, of which I have a copy, her parents were Tim or Tom Young and Siss McCollins. Any help would be appreciated. I have posted this several times with no luck whatsoever. I am hoping to hear from someone this time. Karen Langley Powell

Karen, Can you check the 1930 census to see where her parents were born? Then, perhaps you could continue back through the censuses for info on them. Just a thought Suzanne > > I am desperately looking for information on my Great Great Grandmother Hannah Young. Hannah was the only name I have ever found her under. She was married to W.D. or William David Pruitt. She was born the 21st of July 1863 in Alabama and died in Walker County, Alabama on 04 July 1935. According to her death certificate, of which I have a copy, her parents were Tim or Tom Young and Siss McCollins. Any help would be appreciated. I have posted this several times with no luck whatsoever. I am hoping to hear from someone this time. > > Karen Langley Powell > > > ==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== > Remember that folks often used partial names or nicknames. > The public name and the given name may not be the same. > The list owner is at lynn4604@aol.com > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

What part of Canada are these people from. My grandmother was a Young born around the same period as the children in this family in the Niagara Falls area - but not right in the falls - she married early in the 20th century in Ridgeway. -----Original Message----- From: Grunty@aol.com [mailto:Grunty@aol.com] Sent: April 17, 2003 2:29 PM To: YOUNG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [YOUNG] Young - Canada Hi - I am new to the list and I'm trying to track down a 'lost' segment of my family. George (?) Young b. unk + Mary Allen b. 1867 Children Howard + unk Gladys + Jim Freegard Jimmy Howard Marion Glenn Edna + Alf Appleby Charlie Alice Irene George Earnest b. 1897 + Dorothy (Baty ?) Gerald Douglas ______________________________

Hello, Whenever I can, I like to spread the word about the "British Home Children." I just did a search at the web site for the Canadian Archives, and there were ..200.. who had the surname, YOUNG. http://www.archives.ca/02/02011003_e.html If you would like to learn about the "British Home Children" (aka "Home Children, Canada"), you can do a search for either term, or you can visit this web site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~britishhomechildren/ If I have already posted this information, I apologize. But, there always can be newcomers who haven't seen it. My YOUNG's are the families connected to the DEXTER families in Killingly, CT, during the 1800's. Betty (near Lowell, MA, USA) "There are two lasting bequests we can give our children; one is roots, the other is wings." Hodding Carter, Jr. "What does Jesus want in his "stocking" on Christmas morning? Loving kindness, a warm heart, and the stretched out hand of tolerance!" The Bishop's Wife (1947)

The extractions done were from when The Religious Telescope was published in Dayton, Ohio (Montgomery County) *after* 1854. For the calendar year issues, 1862, of The Religious Telescope Reel #10 Issue 1st name last name dob 9-10-1862 Elizabeth Young 32y7d 12-24-1862 Catharine Young 51y2m 26Sept1862 PA, Perry Co., near Snyder's church consort of Joseph Young 12-24-1862 Fanny Young 63y6m25d 3-19-1862 Amos Monroe Young 5y7m13d 4-2-1862 Harriet Young 12y2m14d http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ The above is where I found them. It is not any of my Young's that I know of, but thought it may help someone. Judy Born with a 12 foot question, looking for a 6 inch answer

Sorry - accidently hit the send button b/4 completing my Young family listing. <Hi - I am new to the list and I'm trying to track down a 'lost' segment of my <family.        George (?) Young b. unk + Mary Allen b. 1867 family lived Winnipeg, MB                 Children                         Howard + unk                         Gladys + Jim Freegard                                 Jimmy                                 Howard                                 Marion                                 Glenn                         Edna + Alf Appleby                                 Charlie                                 Alice                                 Irene                         George Earnest b. 1897 +  Dorothy (Baty ?)                                 Gerald                                 Douglas -IN ADDITION- Alberta + Frank Morris Bobby Howard Sally Louise It is believed that most of the family stayed in the Winnipeg area although rumor has it that a few members migrated to Southern California. Please let me know if you have connection or knowledge of this family. LOST IN THE WOODS DON WOOD PORTLAND, OREGON Grunty@aol.com Researching; Wood - England, Wood, Clemens, Allen, Cromwell & Hern - Canada

Hi - I am new to the list and I'm trying to track down a 'lost' segment of my family. George (?) Young b. unk + Mary Allen b. 1867 Children Howard + unk Gladys + Jim Freegard Jimmy Howard Marion Glenn Edna + Alf Appleby Charlie Alice Irene George Earnest b. 1897 + Dorothy (Baty ?) Gerald Douglas

FYI: I normally would not send such emails, but since they have such a large full name index shown in the photos on the page with some birthdays/places of births,etc.of all families it might help someone pinpoint a family members whereabouts or even give a middle name! It is not my book, if you have questions you may can email the seller from the page below. Maybe it would be good if the index was placed on a webpage somewhere! The full name index is in the photos, there are many surnames to look through. The url is: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2922478196 Hope it helps someone, Lisa

Walter Joseph Young was born to Micajah C. and Virginia Butler in 1877 in IN. He married ertha May BINFORD IN 1900. They were Quaker and part of the Westland and Walnut Ridge Meetings. Children are Bonnie Gwendolyn and Donovan Binford. Looking for any who connect to this family. Suzanne

Donovan Binford Young was bornin 1905 probably in IN. He married 1st) Clementine Murphy in 1929 in Longview TX. She died and he married 2nd) Roberta Seward. They lived in El Paso TX. They had 3 children. I believe their names to be Skipper, Connie and David. Looking for for information on this family. Thank you, Suzanne

I am researching ROACH and FAIRES families of Lauderdale County, Alabama. George ROACH born 1784 in N.C. and died 1858 in Lauderdale County, Alabama and wife Lavina FAIRES born 1798 in S.C. and died 1879 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. They are buried in the Wesley's Chapel Cemetery near Cloverdale (old Rawhide), Alabama. Other families that connect to these Roach and Faires families are SINCLAIR, KOONCE, FOWLER, YOUNG, SULLIVANT, DUNCAN, PAULK, COOPER. Thanks for any help. Steve Cooper stevecooper75@comcast.net GOD BLESS AMERICA and GOD BLESS OUR SOLDIERS Steve Cooper Cloverdale, Lauderdale County, Alabama STEVECOOPER75@COMCAST.NET --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.463 / Virus Database: 262 - Release Date: 3/17/03

Commercial Traveler was a Traveling Salesman, I believe.

While searching for our Henry T. D. Young born July 4, 1847, in Ohio I came across this Henry Young. Whoever he belongs to does anyone know what a Comm traveler was in that era. I found him at the LDS site in the 1880 census. Henry Young Birth Year 1847      Birthplace OH.      Age 33      Occupation Comm Traveler      Marital Status S <Single>      Race W <White>      Head of Household Henry YOUNG     Relation Self      Father's Birthplace MA      Mother's Birthplace MA  While searching the Newcomers' Cem. with family showing them where our Henry T. D. Young, b. July 4, 1847, and died Oct. 18, 1994 in Chariton County, Missouri, and Cyrena C. Smith, Young born February 09, 1848, died May 03, 1900, in Chariton County, Missouri. Also we have Robert Emert Young born February 21, 1880, and died September 28, 1959, Warren L. born November 27, 1879, died March 09, 1880, in Mendon Township, Chariton County, Missouri, Mary E. Young March 19, 1881, died April 10, 1884, Mendon Township, Chariton County, Missouri. They are all children of Henry T. D. and Cyrena. Our Henry is supposed to have been born in Ohio, but so is his father. Also our Henry is in the 1880 census showing him in Chariton Cty. MO. If any of you have any information on this group we are longing to hear from you. In the meantime we did come across this stone. On the top it was inscribed with OUR BEST. The stone shows the name in the front, Maria B. Young Dec. 28, 1842 July 30, 1908. If you know anything about this person I would like to know who she may be and maybe we can tie her into our Young group. Thank You. Judy Born with a 12 foot question, looking for a 6 inch answer