Found mixed records for you. Hope something helps. Carleen YOUNG, DRURY State: VA Year: 1782 County: Sussex County Record Type: Continental Census Township: 01 04 Page: 44 Database: VA Early Census Index ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- YOUNG, DRURY State: VA Year: 1820 County: Tazewell County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: No Township Listed Page: 261 Database: VA 1820 Federal Census Index ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------------------- Virginia Marriage record Prince Edward County Spouse: Palmer, Winnie and Young, Drury Marriage Date: 01 Dec 1789 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------------------- Young, Drury State: Kentucky Year: 1810 County: Warren Roll: M252_8 Township: Page: 247

Does anyone have access to these Census Records?? Trying to find an ancestor & this is the only lead I've came across in a long time. Trying to find out where this Drury is located in that time period. Thanks for any help!!! Reta Young Drury Young found in: Colonial America, 1607-1789 Census Index Drury Young found in: Colonial Virginia Source Records, 1600s-1700s

Does anyone on this list know of the site that tells of a "militia/vigilantie" group led by a Capt Samuel Young in KY in the early 1800'. thanks J. Ray Young --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.381 / Virus Database: 214 - Release Date: 8/2/02

I am looking for a Peter Young b 1749 Ireland ? Was in NC 1766 ? M Katherine Totorow 1802 Rowan Co., NC. I have a copy of the m Bond. Thanks for any help! Roland Young

Here is some more on those CHILIES, and Jim Crow MEMBERS OF QUANTRILL'S GUERRILLAS IN THE CIVILWAR Legend * = Member of the first band, formed Winter 1860 + = Also listed by Carl Breihan's "Quantrill and His Civil War Guerrillas" NAME ORGANIZATION REMARKS Chiles, Jim Crow + Anderson Survived war Killed by a citizen at Independence, MO. Chiles, Joel Quantrill Killed 1864 Chiles, Kit Quantrill Killed 1862 Wounded June 62 at Independence, MO. Killed 11 August 1862 at Independence, MO. Chiles, Richard Quantrill Killed 1862 Killed at Big Hill, above Sibley, MO, in fight with Capt. Daniel H. David and his 5th MO Cavalry, 6 October 1862. Chiles, William + Quantrill

Must be another Peacock than this census, '49 would be too early for these men? It is very interesting. Guess old movies are not too far wrong abt the West at that time. Carleen

The article says Peacock had followed Gen. Donophan down to Mexico, His long weary march, his fevers and dysentery were part of the price this country paid for the great southwest. Then he loaded salt, corn meal, and salt pork into a prairie schooner and followed the trail of the 49ers to California. Then asks could the rough life he led on those 2 adventures have given him the courage to face down the guns of Jim Crow Chiles. This is the 2nd place he calls him that. The first was the beginning paragraph of the article. Also it says James Peacock was appointed judge of the police court in 1894. Also the article says he was the first Mayor to have six miles of wooden sidewalks built He sites as source Ref. Back in Independence, Mary Paxton Keeley. Sarah Young, daughter of Solomon Young is says is the Aunt of Harry Truman. Most places the article refers to him as Jim Crow, but it does in two places call him Jim Crow Chiles. I did see the article says: "He was married to Harry Truman's Aunt Sarah, the daughter of Solomon Young." Judy Born with a twelve foot question, looking for a six inch answer.

Just for fun, I looked in the 1880 census and found these. I did not find a Jim Crow Chiles in Independance, but did find a Jim Crow, single man. Did this take place prior to 1880? Sally may be Sarah, his widow? If so he had other children, it seems. Census Place: Washington, Jackson, Missouri Source: FHL Film 1254694 National Archives Film T9-0694 Page 240C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Solomon YOUNG Self M M W 65 KY Occ: Farmer Fa: VA Mo: KY Harriet L. YOUNG Wife F M W 62 KY Occ: Keeping House Fa: KY Mo: KY Harrison YOUNG Son M S W 30 MO Occ: Farmer Fa: KY Mo: KY Martha YOUNG Dau F S W 24 MO Fa: KY Mo: KY James BARNET Other M S W 22 MO Occ: Laborer Fa: MO Mo: MO John BARNET Other M W 56 MO Fa: MO Mo: MO Census Place: Washington, Jackson, Missouri Source: FHL Film 1254694 National Archives Film T9-0694 Page 238C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Sally CHILES Self F W W 36 MO Occ: Keeping House Fa: KY Mo: KY Sollie CHILES Son M S W 17 TX Occ: Farmer Fa: MO Mo: MO Sudie CHILES Dau F W 14 MO Occ: Student Fa: MO Mo: MO Willie A. CHILES Son M S W 12 MO Occ: Student Fa: MO Mo: MO Lizzie CHILES Dau F S W 6 MO Occ: Student Fa: MO Mo: MO John CHILES Other M B 18 MO Occ: Laborer Fa: KY Mo: KY Census Place: Independence, Jackson, Missouri Source: FHL Film 1254693 National Archives Film T9-0693 Page 56C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace James PEACOCK Self M M W 55 KY Occ: Tailor Fa: VA Mo: VA Merner C. PEACOCK Wife F W 50 MO Occ: Tailor Fa: VA Mo: ENG James M. PEACOCK Son M W 24 MO Occ: Lawyer Fa: VA Mo: ENG Lee PEACOCK Son M W 18 MO Fa: VA Mo: ENG Proctor PEACOCK Son M W 15 IL Fa: VA Mo: ENG Beniece PEACOCK Dau F S W 12 MO Fa: VA Mo: ENG Census Place: Independence, Jackson, Missouri Source: FHL Film 1254693 National Archives Film T9-0693 Page 31A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John LYNCH Self M M W 50 IRE Occ: Laborer Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Sarah LYNCH Wife F M W 48 IRE Occ: Housekeeping Fa: IRE Mo: IRE John LYNCH Son M S W 25 MO Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Mary LYNCH Dau F S W 23 MO Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Sallie LYNCH Dau F S W 21 MO Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Anna LYNCH Dau F S W 19 MO Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Margret LYNCH Dau F S W 17 MO Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Cattie LYNCH Dau F S W 15 MO Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Agnus LYNCH Dau F S W 13 MO Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Treasy LYNCH Dau F S W 11 MO Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Selah LYNCH Dau F S W 9 MO Fa: IRE Mo: IRE James CROW Other M S W 23 IRE Occ: Laborer Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Census Place: Independence, Jackson, Missouri Source: FHL Film 1254693 National Archives Film T9-0693 Page 28D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace C. C. CHILES Self M M W 45 MO Occ: Banker Fa: UNKNOWN Mo: UNKNOWN Anna M. CHILES Wife F M W 42 PA Fa: MD Mo: PA Lizzie CHILES Dau F S W 21 MO Fa: MO Mo: PA Mamie CHILES Dau F S W 9 MO Fa: MO Mo: PA C. C. CHILES Son M S W 2 MO Fa: MO Mo: PA Census Place: Independence, Jackson, Missouri Source: FHL Film 1254693 National Archives Film T9-0693 Page 55B Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Josep WILLIS Self M M W 54 KY Occ: Farmer Fa: KY Mo: KY Sarah J. WILLIS Wife F M W 43 MO Occ: Farmer Fa: MO Mo: MO Susie WILLIS Dau F S W 22 MO Occ: Farmer Fa: MO Mo: MO Thos. WILLIS Son M S W 17 MO Occ: Farmer Fa: MO Mo: MO Sally WILLIS Dau F S W 9 MO Occ: Farmer Fa: MO Mo: MO S. H. CHILES Mother F W W 64 KY Occ: Farmer Fa: VA Mo: VA Andy HOCKEN Other M B 14 MO Occ: Servant Fa: MO Mo: MO

This must be the time for me to find some information for some of you on the Young list. This article I found in a newspaper dated Aug. 7, 2002 by Ted Stillwell and he calls it Portraits of the Past. The captions says How James Peacock got rid of Jim Crow. It starts out saying Independence was wild in its early days, but it had never dealt with anyone as wild as Jim Crow Chiles. It goes on to say he came from a good family, but rode with Quantrill during the war and was never able to settle back to a respectable lifestyle. The article says he married Sarah Young, the daughter of Solomon Young. It also states they had a half blind son who most likely the only person in town that liked Jim Crow. It says he had the town in fear and rode a black stallion named John Morgan through the town shooting out window lights in the midst of night. Women would hide faces in shawls & Negroes feared for their lives, with just cause. It says the town marshal was afraid of him as he was deadly accurate even under the influence of whisky. The article goes on to tell about James Peacock running for marshal and promising to rid the town of Jim Crow if elected. Four people were shot at the town shoot out. 2 lived, James Peacock and his son, 2 died Jim Crow and his 8 yrs. old son. Peacock became a hero and was also elected marshal for 2 more terms and was elected mayor of Indep. in 1882. The story tells the preacher that taught Jim Crow his 10 commandments laid him to rest with his half blind boy in Buckner Cem. It was a very interesting piece and for those of us studying the Young name when you find a part to help a fellow genealogist you try to do so. This is a good half page of a story in a thing called The Examiner's extra. Judy Born with a twelve foot question, looking for a six inch answer.

The last one I come across in the Vol. II, History of Warren Cty. Ohio page 1045 I will do the same as I did Dr. Young. I do not see any information that would help you know the family this is: Samuel Harris at the age of 14 went with his parents to Loudoun Cty. Va. where he served a 7 year's apprenticeship with James Young, at the carpenter's trade. This is all the Young's mentioned in Vol. II and all I will print until I get my husband to give up Vol. I so I can read it. Judy Born with a twelve foot question, looking for a six inch answer.

History of Warren Cty. Ohio the next in the book on page 942 is found in the bio. about Rev. Isaac J. Cushman. To give this full page may not help anyone as it would not give any name of wife, dates, siblings or any other family and life to gather about the relatives. So I will simply pick out this bit of news: In Jan. 1856, he entered the Miami University at Oxford O. The first year he accomplished the work of two years and the remaining part of his college life studied theology, under the guidance of Dr. Young, then President of the Theological Seminary at Oxford, which was under the care of the United Presbyterian Church. Judy Born with a twelve foot question, looking for a six inch answer.

The next I have in the books History of Warren County Ohio. Page 934 Thomas Tibbals retired farmer, P.O. Springboro, born in Montgomery Cty. Ohio Nov. 5 1808 is a son of Noah and Jemima (Kellogg) Tibbals natives of Connecticut who were born, raised and married in their native state and in the year 1800, emigrated to Ohio and located in Washington Township, Montgomery Cty. where they were among the early settlers of that section. Purchased a farm which was mostly in the woods, wolves, wild fame and Indians were quite plentiful, there they spent their entire lives and died on the farm where they first located. They had 8 children, 3 sons & 3 daughters grew to maturity, and all but 1 daughter married and raised families. But all are deceased not except Thomas the subject of this sketch The maternal grandparents were Seth and Eunice Kellogg, natives of Vermont, but who became residents of CT. thence became settlers of Montgomery Cty. Ohio about the same time with the Tibbals family and there they lived and died. Thomas was married Feb 15 1838 to Catharine A. daughter of Robert & Rebecca Silver, he is a native of New Jersey, and she of Penn. The maternal grandparents were William & Jemima Stretch, he was born in Ireland and came to America at 9 yrs. of age, grew to manhood, married in Penn. and emigrated to Ky., thence after several yrs. residence they removed to Champaign Cty. Ohio where they lived & died. Robt. Silver when a young man left his native state & went to Ky. where he married, & thence came to Ohio and located in Greene Cty. where he died, his wife survived him several yrs. & died in Warren Cty. Ohio in 1862, while living with our subject aged 82 yrs. They were parents of 6 children who grew to maturity, 3 now survive---Catharine A; Margaret now Mrs. Baird, & Mehettable, now Mrs. Murry. Catharine was born in Greene Cty May 27, 1816. Mr. Tibbals & wife had 13 children, 4 sons & 9 daughters, 6 now survive. Wallace born Dec. 20, 1841 married Adella Stokes, daughter of Benjamin Stokes; Frances A. born April 30, 1844, married James Barkalow; Laura M. born May 29, 1847, married Charles Young; Alice J., born July 30, 1849, married Rush Stokes; Clara E., born Dec. 23, 1852 married Mason Hatfield; & Rachel J. born May 28, 1858. Mr. Tibbals after his marriage resided on the farm where he was born & raised till 1853, when he purchased a farm in Warren Cty. Clear Creek Township, where he resided till Feb. 1866, when he removed to his present location in Springboro, where he has since resided, retired from any regular active business. Mr. Tibbals has been a very industrious, hard working farmer----one who has attended strictly to his business, never holding, nor desiring office or public notoriety, but as a farmer has been very successful; has accumulated a good competency and given his children a good start in life and has an ample sufficiency reserved for his own comfort the balance of his life. Mr. Tibbals & wife are worthy members of the Baptist Church, to which they belonged for 20 yrs. Judy Born with a twelve foot question, looking for a six inch answer.

The next one in the book History of Warren County Ohio is Joseph Young. Page 877 the bio. begins with Jesse Pugh. Jesse Pugh P. O. Waynesville, born in this county & township April 4, 1831. He is a son of Jesse and Mary (Woodruff) Pugh, he a native of South Carolina and she of New Jersey. The paternal grandparents were Ellis and Phebe (Coppack) Pugh natives of New Jersey, who emigrated to South Carolina and thence to Ohio and settled in Warren Cty. about 1800 being among the pioneers. About the same time his brother David Pugh settled here having purchased 2 sections of land directly from the Gov. and here commenced their great pioneer work of opening out their farms and making homes. After more than 30 yrs. of hardships and labors the grandfather passed away, dying about 1836. Jesse Pugh was twice married, his first wife dying after several yrs. residence in this county. They had 7 children all deceased except Elizabeth who married Joseph Young and moved to Illinois many years ago. By his last wife Mary Woodruff he had 8 children, 3 now survive, Samuel, James and Jesse. Mr. Pugh died in the fall of 1842 aged 68 yrs, his wife died about 1871, aged 77 Mr. P was a very unassuming man, never desiring or holding office or notoriety, but even refused them and paid his fines rather than serve. He was a hard working industrious farmer, and one whose word was as good as his note, was just upright in all of his dealings- - whose integrity was undoubted and like many others of those noble pioneers were examples worthy of all honor and should be imitated in their pure, honest and upright lives. The subject of this sketch was married Feb 20, 1868 to Jane Ann daughter of Thomas and Susan (Carpenter) Collett, natives of England who emigrated to America and resided in New Jersey about 1839 came to Ohio and died in Warren Cty. his wife survives and resides in Waynesville, they have 5 children still living----Emma, now Mrs. Hawke, Thomas, Amelia now Mrs. Hammel of Cincinnati, Joseph and John W. Mr. Pugh Mr. Pugh and wife had 3 children only surviving----Walter, born Oct. 5, 1868. Mrs. Pugh died July 14, 1873 aged 32 yrs. David Pugh mentioned above was the father of Lot Pugh who was prominently known as a large and extensive pork packer and dealer in Cincinnati in former days and the Hon. George E. Pugh of political fame and notoriety, was a son of Lot Pugh. Our subject has always followed farming as a business, purchased the place where he now lives in March 1863, it being part of the land of the original purchase made by David Pugh mentioned above, this farm consists of 158 acres mostly in cultivation. Mr. Pugh moved on to the place in 1868, where he has since resided. Judy Born with a twelve foot question, looking for a six inch answer.

Sorry it should have read Laura B. that he was married to not Laur B. Judy Born with a twelve foot question, looking for a six inch answer.

The next one in the book History of Warren County Ohio is on page 814. The first letter of two of the mans name appears to be missing. It reads like this: Ner Rothrock, butcher, Franklin of the firm of Miller & Rothrock on 4th st. near Canal, and son of Joseph and Sarah McKinney Rothrock was born in Adams Cty. Ohio, July 23, 1845. He was reared on the farm. In 1860 he went to Cincinnati and learned the trade of house and sign painter. served 2 1/2 years. July 16, 1863 he enlisted in Adams Cty. in Company B. 2d O. V. H. A. under his brother Capt. Phillip Rothrock, who was killed at the battle of Cleveland Tenn. by the premature explosion of a shell. Our subject served 26 mos. and then being disabled by typhoid fever, he was discharged at Camp Chase, Columbus in Sept. 1865. He then returned to farming in Adams Cty. in which he was engaged until 1870 when he went to Macon, Illinois, and engaged in painting 3 yrs. He then went to Iowa as general agent of the Iowa Life Insurance Co. 1 yr. In 1876 he came to Jersey settlement and remained 2 yrs. 1 yr. of which he was engaged in running a threshing machine, and 2 yrs. in Franklin. He had the 1st road propelling machine in this part of the county. July 29, 1881 he opened his present market in company with Mr. Miller, where they keep on hand constantly a choice of stock meats. He was married in 1866, Adams Cty. Ohio to daughter of Alfred and Mary E. Young. She was born in Adams Cty. in April 1848, they have 3 children, Mary L., Joseph A., and Sylvia. Judy Born with a twelve foot question, looking for a six inch answer.

The next one I have come across in the books History Of Warren County Ohio. This biography is about Daniel Brininger retired farmer P.O. Franklin son of Andrew and Elizabeth (Young) Brininger was born in Franklin Township July 15, 1818, he was reared on a farm and received in a common school education. His parents emigrated from Hagerstown Md. in 1807 and bought over 500 acres of land south of the present village of Franklin, there being only 3 log houses in the village at that date. His father died Feb. 1856, his mother Feb. 1841. At their death Daniel rec'd 110 & 3/4 acres, he cleared about 75 and erected a fine house, barn and out buildings. Mr. B. was married in Centerville, Washington Twshp. Montgomery Cty. Ohio Sept. 20 1844 to Mary daughter of Daniel B. and Susanna Fox, who were also settlers. She was born near Centerville, July 6, 1822. As they never had any children of their own they took one to raise - -Mary S. Johnson of whom they thought of much as if she had been their own child. She was married to John H. Schneck and has now 5 children, her oldest son Daniel R. telegraph operator in the employ of the CCC & I R. R. Co. In Sept 1873 they sold their farm and the following April they moved to Franklin to lead a retired life. The health of Mr. B. being very much impaired by overwork. He bought 2 lots on Center St. size 125 X 400 Ft. where he has erected a fine brick residence at a cost of over $5,000. Judy Born with a twelve foot question, looking for a six inch answer.

I'm trying to locate a Clifford Young who may have had a child with Lucy Michel Jones in the mid 1920's in Spokane, Washington. I have a Certificate of Birth from the Deaconess Hospital in Spokane listing Clifford Young of Barlow Emp. Office (residence) as being the father of an unnamed male child who was born on May 29, 1926. It was signed by R. E. Beneviste (Physician). The baby died within a year or two I believe but I'm not sure exactly when. Lucy Michel, (b. 1897, Polson, MT) was listed as the mother. Lucy and Clifford weren't married. I have found a Clifford Young who was institutionalized at the Washington State Penitentiary on January 11, 1919. He was sentenced out of King County for Burglary 2nd. He was given a sentence of 1 -15 years and was subsequently paroled February 9, 1920. He was discharged on July 26, 1921. This may be the same Clifford Young Lucy had a relationship with. Lucy is the biological mother of my father, Robert Webb (b. 1923, Spokane, WA) who was adopted out of Spokane, WA in the mid 1920's. Lucy also had another child, Franklin Jones, who was born June 12, 1926. She lists Herbert Lee Jones of the Pedicord Hotel, Spokane, as the father. Herbert had already been dead for five years so that was impossible. Franklin was committed from Spokane County to the State Custodial School where he died of Entro Colitis according to the certificate of death on Nov 19, 1926 and he was buried at Medical Lake. Franklin's father on the death certificate was listed as unknown. If anyone has any info on the above people, or know of another avenue I may take to pursue more information, besides contacting the Washington Department of Corrections, which I have already done, I would really appreciate it. Thank you, Diane Caudle

The book page 794 The History Of Warren County, Ohio William B. Ballinger hardware merchant NO. 3 Woodward's Block. Franklin; son of Isaac and Orinda Ballinger was born in Union Cty. Ind. May 6 1855. When 19 years old he entered a grocery store as a clerk in Liberty Ind. for Ballinger Bros. He remained with them for 1 year as a clerk and was then admitted as a partner. In 1879 he came to Franklin and opened a hardware store where he is at present. Carries a full line of hardware, tinware, stoves, iron, steel, glass, etc. Carries a stock of $5,000 and has the leading business in his line in tow. He married in Butler Cty. Ohio in 1877 to Laura, daughter of Alexander and Rebecca Young, born in Butler Cty. He has one house and lot in Liberty, Union Cty. Ind. Judy Born with a twelve foot question, looking for a six inch answer.

I would like to post my query once again. Matthew YOUNG married Maria TOPPING 26 Oct 1806 at St Marys Carlisle, Cumbria, United Kingdom. A dau, Maria, was chr 6 Sep 1807, and a son, Joseph, was chr 11 Dec 1814 - both at the same church. I think there were 2 other dau - Margaret and Barbara. Joseph arr in South Australia on the "Sultana" 7 Oct 1852 with his wife, Mary Jane nee GIBSON, and daughters, Maria 8, Emily 6, and Jessy 3. Does anyone know where Joseph and Mary Jane were married or anything else about this family? As far as I can find out, Matthew was a draper at one time in Castle Street, Carlisle. Iris of Auckland, New Zealand. __________________________________________________________________ Iris ICQ#: 26775158 Current ICQ status: + More ways to contact me __________________________________________________________________

I must go off line, as I am getting a new and hopefully faster computer, and I am no computer geek. So, those of you whom I have worked with on the Matthew Young-Agnes Lusk line Va to SC , or John Young out of Warren Co, Ky, Matthew Pickens young in Lamar Co, Ala, , please file my address. I may lose yours. Thanks, Jean mccoy@gvtc.com