Hello, I just found a small amount of information ( www.genforum.com ) about some YOUNG people who migrated from Ireland to Massachusetts/USA around 1850. They were born around the 1810-1815 timeframe. They settled in Worcester County, MA. But, at least one of them moved to Killingly, CT, soon after. (Windham County, CT) As per my other posting, I am looking for a Jonathan YOUNG, possibly related to the Samuel YOUNG (above families), and Jonathan's son, Abner YOUNG, born in Killingly, CT, in 1855. 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.

Hello All, This is a real long shot as I have not come across anyone researching the same family as me. I am looking for anyone that is researching Benjamin YOUNG born around 1841 in Hadspen, Pitcombe, Somerset UK who married Sarah ?? from Blaenavon, Monmouthshire UK and who emigrated to the coalmines of Pennsylvania around 1870's with at least 3 children, all born in Blaenavon. Benjamin's father was William YOUNG born Pitcombe 1816. Any contact welcome. Bye Eileen Boyt, Carmarthen

Hello, I'd like to know if this is the correct List for asking about YOUNG families in the USA. If it is not, could someone tell me which List I should subscribe to? I am looking for information on Abner Seth YOUNG who was born in 1855 in Killingly, CT. I am researching the DEXTER families in Killingly, CT, and I would very much like to know if Abner YOUNG's son, Earl YOUNG, born 1882 in Killingly, CT, had any children. 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.

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 death.  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..."

ALOB, Vol. X #5, pp. 89-47 & 89-48: "p. 153.  13 June 1852..  I, Margaret Joice, residing on North Hominy Creek in Buncombe Co. being of sound mind & memory.  I desire that my body to be buried near the residence of my sister Sarah Young and the necessary expenses to be paid from my estate by my executors herein named.  First I give to my brother Alexander Joice all my land in this county lying on North Hominy Creek, also all the grain that may be growing on the land at my death, also to my brother Alexander Joice the sum of $10 that I owe him and no more.  I give to my beloved niece Margaret Neale my side siddle & white counterpaine and one coverlet also one cotton dress.  I will & devise to Mary Williams wife of Daniel Williams five bushels of corn.  Also to John P. Joice five bushels of corn.  Also to Joseph Young five bushels of corn and to Edward P. Williams five bushels of corn.  I give to my niece Margaret Young dtr. of my sister Sarah all my pots, vessels & kitchen furniture also my large walnut cabinet.  I give & devise to Ailsworth son of Morgan Young one cow & calf also to Margaret Young one coverlet.  Also I will to my niece Susannah Curtis one coverlet, also a small trunk, & one pair of cotton stockings also one counterpain double wove.  I will & devise unto Araminta Young dtr. of Joseph Young two bed quilts also a heifer yearling.  I will & devise unto Martha Williams dtr. of Elizabeth Williams one bed quilt & one counterpain also to Malvina Williams dtr. of Martha Williams one bed quilt.  I will to Martha Williams one bed.  I will & devise to Sarah Young wife of Joseph Young one bunch of spun thread.  I will & devise to Ann Curtis dtr. of Benjamin Curtis Jr. one of my cotton dresses or frock.  I will & devise to Mary Williams wife of Daniel Williams one pair of cotton stockings.  I will & devise to Elizabeth Joice, dtr. of my brother Ambrose one counterpain double wove.  I will & devise to Aldecka Williams dtr. of E.P. Williams one counterpain.  I will & devise to Margaret Young dtr. of my sister Sarah, three under sheets, one counterpain double wove and all my earthen ware.  I will & devise to Margaret Joice dtr. of Robert Joice one counterpain.  I will & devise to my well beloved sister Elizabeth Williams 2 counterpains & my clock.  I will to Mary Williams wife of Daniel Williams one cotton frock.  I will & devise to Araminta Young dtr. of Joseph Young two shymmeys [sic].  I will & devise to Catherine Joice wife of James P. Joice my little spinning wheel.  I will & devise to Joseph Young's wife my cotton cards & large spinning wheel.  I will & devise to Celia Ann Williams dtr. of Daniel Williams one cotton frock.  I will & devise to Ann Curtis dtr. of Benjamin Curtis one white dress.  I will & devise to Susannah Williams dtr. of Daniel Williams one calico frock.  I will & devise to Nancy Joice dtr. of John P. Joice one cotton dress.  I will & devise to Benjamin Curtis two youngest dtrs. one bed, & a quilt each.  I will & devise that all my household & kitchen furniture, farming tools to be sold and the money equally divided amongst my brother Ambrose Joice & my sisters Sarah Young and Elizabeth Williams.  I will & devise to Edward P. Williams one note which I hold on Reuben Deavers for $23 due 6th April 1851 & marked with the letter "A"  I will that the balance of my notes and accounts which I may have be collected by my executors & the same distributed as following.  To Thomas Neal $5., To John Williams $5., To Robert Joice $5., To Aldecka Williams $5., To James Joice $5., To Nancy Williams $5., To John P. Joice $10., To Malvina Williams $5., To Ambrose Joice $10., To Susannah Curtis $5., To Elizabeth Williams $10., To Mary Williams $5., To Sarah Young $10., To Parthana Shook $5., To Margaret Young $5., To Nancy Morgan $5., To Ailsworth Young $5., To Temperance McFee $5., To Joseph Young $5., To Betsy Joice $5., To Martha Williams $5., To Matilda Sharp $5., To Jarrett Williams $5.  Any over plus from the said notes to be divided among Ambrose Joice, Alexander Joice, Sarah Young & Elizabeth Williams. I appoint Solomon F. Young & Samuel B. Gudger as my lawful executors. Wit; Benjamin I. Curtis, Jurett & Ambrose McFee.. Signed Margaret X Joice Proved in open court by the oath of Benj. I. Curtis July term 1852 & ordered to be recorded.  R.B. Vance, clk...." ALOB,

ALOB, Vol. X #3, pp. 89-27 & Vol. X #4, p. 89-36: "p. 146.  11 March 1850.  I, John Young, being in my usual health but advanced in age.  I desire that my just debts be paid.  I will & devise to my beloved wife Roanna Young $300 in money, two beds & furniture to be disposed of as she choses.  I will & devise to my daughter Jane Porter & her heirs forever the tract of land on the North fork of Swannanoa River, containing 180 acres & being in three tracts, purchased from Francis Green, also one copper still now in possession of her husband Alexander Porter and after the death of my wife one negro girl named Angeline.  I will & devise to my daughter-in-law Rebecca Young Wilson wife of my son William during her life or widowhood the tract of land where she now lives containing about 207 acres purchased by me from Levi Merrell & at her death or marriage I devise the said land to be equally divided amongst, Rosanna, Sarah, Jane, Thomas, Martha, Alla, Malinda, Samuel & Mary Young the children of my son William Young to them forever.  I will to my grandson Samuel P. Young & his heirs one negro boy named George & small rifle gun.  I will & devise to my son Thomas L. Young & his heirs forever the tract of land on Swannanoa River where he now lives which I purchased from John Patton & one copper still now in his possession & a negro girl named Julia and all my carpenter tools, I also give to my son T.L. Young during the natural life of my wife Rosanna five negroes viz:  Lucy, Spencer, Lowry, Angeline & Charlotte all the stock of horses, hogs, sheep, waggon[sic], Geese & farming tools of every kind, with household kitchen furniture.  I give to my grandson Samuel M. Young a negro boy named Dick & my large rifle gun.  I give to my dtr. Mary M. Edmonston one half of the McCrary Tract of land and after the death of my wife one negro boy named Sammy.  I give to my grandchildren Willington Pettillo, John Pettillo & Samuel Pettillo the upper part of the McCrary tract of land, joining the part given to Mary Edmonston.  I give to my two granddaughters Rosanna & Martha Pettillo one negro girl named Louiza after the death of my wife.  I give to my granddaughter Martha Ann Edmonston one negro girl named Carolina after the death of my wife.  I give to my dtr. Mary M. Edmonston a negro woman named Lucy after the death of my wife.  I give to my dtr.-in-law Rebecca Young one negro girl named Charlotte until her death or marriage.  I desire that the remainder of my property be sold & all my debts paid the over plus to be divided into five equal parts, one part to Jane Porter, one part to the children of my son William decd., one part to my son Thomas L. & one part to Mary M. Edmonston & one part to the children of my dtr. Nancy Pettillo, decd.  I appoint Joshua Roberts as my executor. Wit; M. Patton, Jurret. & T.L. McRee.. Signed John Young.. Proved by the oath of M. Patton in open court this Dec. term 1850..  R.B. Vance.."   ALOB, Vol. X #4, p. 89-36: "p. 148.  5 March 1851.  I,Rosanna Young, widow & Relict of John Young.  Do make this as my last will & testament.  I give to my dtr. Mary Edmonston the money placed by me in the hands of David Gerren with the interest being $195.10 also $100 paid to me from the sale of the real estate of my sister Mary Hemphill.  I give to my son Thomas L. Young $100 due me from the proceeds of the sale above mentioned also to my granddaughter Martha Ann Edmonston the balance of the sum coming to me. I appoint Joshua Roberts as my executor. Wit:  Andrew Hemphill, jurrett & Louisa X Hampton.. Signed Rosanna X Young.. Proved by the oath of Andrew Hemphill this June term 1851..  R.B. Vance.."

Do You know ? - get in touch---- please----1st time to list George Francis Young born 1863 - Springfield, Illinois died - 1941 - Nebraska-Dawson County, Gothenburg TWP married in Lincoln, Nebraska To - Lucy Forsyth - born - 1867 in Prinston, Iowa Lucy was a daughter of Jasiel Forsyth & Martha Children: of George & Lucy-- all born in Nebraska Henry Harrison Young b- 1889 never marr. d- Wyo. Frank Dwirght " b- 1890 2nd wife -Augusta Viter Nellie Delia " b- 1892 marr. Pete Peterson Laura Pearll " b- 1894 marr. Walter Oman Hazel Ruth " b- 1896 marr. Fred Brock Sylvia Dorthy " b- 1898 marr Loe Main Rex Ray " b- 1901 marr Lilliam Olson Marye Martha " b- 1905 marr. Homer Connerley Mary Shipe ---I am a friend of Marye Connerley 996 Keith Drive Roseville, Ca 95661

Would like to find out if anyone has a date and place of death for Mary YOUNG, daughter of Thomas YOUNG and Mary ROBERTS, bn abt 1682, New Hampshire? she was married 30 Jan 1717 to Stephen OTIS, son of Richard OTIS and Susanna HUSSEY, was bn 22 Jun 1698 died 1759.

I'm looking for any one that may have information on Amanuel Eliga Young b 1895 Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas. He married Gertrude Knoll b 1895 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Amanuel Eliga's parents were John and Hattie Young their origin is unknown. John and Hattie had many children but I only know of 3 children's names besides Amanuel. They are: Eva who married a man by the name of SPURLOCK out of Mountain Grove, Missouri; Gladys; and Wesley who was refered to as "Uncle Comp" by family memebers. Amanuel Eliga and Gertrude had the following children: Janet born about 1915 place is uknown, Amanuel Jr. who went by the name of Able b 1918 Edmond, Oklahoma, and Wesley C. b 1920 in Oklahoma - I suspect that he was also born in Edmond. Amanuel Jr. was my grandfather; the whole family did not know that his birth name was Amanuel Jr. until I requested his birth certificate. We ALL knew him as Able. This family were farmers by trade and traveled alot. Any one that may hav! e any connection is encourage to contact me. I'm willing to share any and all information that I have. Thank you in advance. Julie Looney

Hi all I'm after any information on descendants of John Young and Ellen Evans. They married in 1888 not sure where, and had Robert, Beatrice, Albert, Myrtle, Ethel, Elsie, Jack and Lesley. John and Ellen are both buried in Geelong West Cemetery, Victoria, Australia 1942 and 1947 consecutively, any info apprecited, thanks, Ainslee

I also have James and Dunn and Dunne ----- Original Message ----- From: YOUNG-D-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2002 3:05 AM To: YOUNG-D@rootsweb.com Subject: YOUNG-D Digest V02 #193 Content-Type: text/plain YOUNG-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 193 Today's Topics: #1 [YOUNG] James Clinton Young, James ["Olson Family" <ecrr.olson@cox.net] Administrivia: To unsubscribe from YOUNG-D, send a message to YOUNG-D-request@rootsweb.com that contains in the body of the message the command unsubscribe and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. ______________________________

I know what your going through I have Alexander Clinton Young in Michigan 1828 and can't find birth town or his parents names and also my GG Grandfather was a Frank and my dad a francis small world huh oh by the way all these names ended up and died in California ----- Original Message ----- From: YOUNG-D-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2002 3:05 AM To: YOUNG-D@rootsweb.com Subject: YOUNG-D Digest V02 #193 Content-Type: text/plain YOUNG-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 193 Today's Topics: #1 [YOUNG] James Clinton Young, James ["Olson Family" <ecrr.olson@cox.net] Administrivia: To unsubscribe from YOUNG-D, send a message to YOUNG-D-request@rootsweb.com that contains in the body of the message the command unsubscribe and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. ______________________________

I have tried in the past but I'll try again. I'm looking for information on the families of Elizabeth "Betsy" Lindsey/Lindsay and her husband James Clinton Young. I have no dates and my locations vary according to the document you reference. Possibly Iowa, Indiana, Wisconsin or Canada. Elizabeth's mother my possibly be Ruth Ann Dunn/Dunne. Elizabeth and James Clinton Young's son James Frank (Francis) Young b. Iowa abut 1864-1874 later settled in Indian Territory and then Kansas. Any help or advise would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks, Cindy

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Searching for information on the parents of Lucinda "Loucindy" Ann Young b.May 1857 either in Illinois or Iowa-both states have been noted on different census'-d. April 1918 in Red Star,Madison Co.,AR. She married a William Jasper Edgman. Any information would be great!! thanks and happy holidays to you all! Cheryl

Does anyone have information on siblings of Isaac Young, Jr. b. c. 1815 SC to Isaac Young, Sr. and an unknown mother in Williamsburg Co. (once Georgetown District), SC? Isaac Young, Sr. was born sometime before 1774 in an unknown location. In the 1800 census, there was one young male child and an adult woman in the Isaac Young, Sr.'s household that are both unidentified, so far. The boy could be a sibling or half-sibling of Isaac Young, Jr. and the woman could be his mother. The household does not appear in the 1810 census, but does appear in the 1820 census. In this census, there are several children in the household, most of whom could be Isaac Young, Jr.'s step-siblings. The child shown in the 1800 census would have been over 20 and most likely on his own. I am also seeking information on Isaac Young, Sr.'s last wife, Martha and her children. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. Melanie Y.

I am researching Mary (Nichols) Young. Trying to find an Obit. She died about July 1831 in Ripley, Chautaqua Co. New York. She was married to George William Young. My 4th grandfather was Orvis (Nichols)Young (Hart, I have found a Nichols line that has "Orvis named in it", but can't find Mary. Any help will be appreciated. Rich rmhart30@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8: advanced junk mail protection and 3 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail&xAPID=42&PS=47575&PI=7324&DI=7474&SU= http://www.hotmail.msn.com/cgi-bin/getmsg&HL=1216hotmailtaglines_advancedjmf_3mf

Looking for any information on Edward Young who married Louise Druce. Louise was born in Utah in 1899 and died in Torrence, California in 1992. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Gail Röthlin in Switzerland

Hello to all, I promised to let you all know the out come of this and I am writing to let you know that they found the girl yesterday afternnoon. Joshua and Ashley can now be laid to rest and hopefully her mother can now try to find some peace of mind. It won't be easy, but with God, our family and all the support she is recieving, hopefully she will be alright. This will be my last post on this subject. I would like to thank the list managers for allowing me to post these e-mails. If it was'nt for all the responses and support from everyone who was concerned I would not have continued to post. To all who have sent their prayers and support, I want you to know that you have helped to make a very difficult time a little easier. I know that their mother has appreciated everything and I am sure that Joshua and Ashley heard all the prayers for them also. Right now it looks like a Service is being held for them Friday. Thank you all again for the love you have all shared. Sandy noordhof@swbell.net