SURNAME FIRST RECORD TYPE COUNTY STATE YOUNGBLOOD Larry R. CEMETERY BENTON AR YOUNGBLOOD Max Baer CEMETERY BENTON AR YOUNGBLOOD PLEASANT Ketterman Manuscript Benton & Wash. AR YOUNGBLOOD PLEASANT (CPL.) CIVIL WAR US ARMY ALL AR YOUNGBLOOD Wanda May CEMETERY BENTON AR

I am going to pass on a tidbit of Info 1816: The year without a summer As a result of the eruption of Mt. Tambour Volcano in Java 1815, 12,000 island residents lost their lives. The Volcano is also to blame for an unusual weather pattern the following year in North America, resulting in mass migrations of people trying to avoid the ensuing climatic changes. The summer of 1816 was unusually cold, with killing frosts and even snowfall destroying crops throughout the United States. June and July were the coldest months, 19 states had snowfall in June! There were no fall harvests; animals and people starved; wild animals ravaged the frontier. Not understanding the meteorological causes, people blamed the wrath of God for their hardships. Some, destitute and despondent, committed suicide. By 1817 the climate had returned to normal. However, many had moved to warmer parts of the country and numerous farmers left for the cities to go into industrial work. If you have no explanation for why your ancestor may have migrated or you can not determine exactly when it happened just sometime around 1815-1820 consider that this event may have been the cause. from the Jefferson Co. Genealogical Society Newsletter, Jefferson City, TN. Feb. 1995 Charlie

Hi, Iam looking for Nora Youngblood she was my grandmother I don't know anything about her except her name and she was raised my a J. A. Moseley and his wife. She was form Texas and is buried in Bay City, Texas. She was married to James Gunter and died in 1935. Her children were Robert Gunter, Margaret Gunter , Howard Gunter and Ruby Gunter. I would appreciate any help .Thanks Nora Daigle

Your package arrived. Thank-you very much for all the information you sent. It gives lots of food for thought and study. Beverly Rich

Dorothy, are you saying the Thomas Youngblood who married Amy Hopkins is the one who stayed in Johnston Co., N. C. and died there? Or was it the other Thomas? Thank you, Gail

Hi Beverly, Here is what I have on James and Elizabeth Lee Youngblood (I think I have a picture of them) Elizabeth or "Lizzie", daughter of Jacob and Queen Ann Lee Youngblood, is my husbands grandmother. She married James Frederick "Buck" Darby in Pike County AL I, too, would love additions and corrections to my data and will gladly share what I have. Wonder is Sarah's husband Hurley was kin to Georges wife Hurley? Good Hunting Doris in Branchville AL 1 James Youngblood b: 09 March 1809 Edgefield Co, South Carolina d: 25 March 1855 in Pike Co, Alabama Burial: Old Lebanon Cemetery Pike Co Alabama .. +Elizabeth Lee b: 04 October 1811 South Carolina m: 1834 d: 21 October 1873 ........ 2 George W Youngblood ............ +Gina ? Hurley ........ 2 John Lake Youngblood b: 03 June 1835 ............ +Margaret Jenerette ........ 2 [1] Sarah Youngblood b: 1837 ............ +Daniel B Mills b: 1832 died in Civil War ........ *2nd Husband of [1] Sarah Youngblood: ............ +Unknown Hurley ........ 2 Thomas J Youngblood b: 1838 Alabama d: 01 June 1864 in Died in Battle of New Hope Church ............ +Josephine Arthur Jenerette ........ 2 David B Youngblood b: Abt. 1839 South Carolina d: in Died in Battle of Shiloh ........ 2 Jacob Bean Youngblood b: 07 April 1841 Pike, AL d: 20 January 1921 in Orion, Pike, AL Burial: 21 January 1921 (Mt. Moriah Church Cem.) Troy ............ +Queen Ann Lee b: 09 January 1851 according to bible m: 02 September 1875 in Orion, Pike, AL d: 21 December 1922 in Pike County Alabama Burial: 23 December 1922 (Mt. Moriah Church Cem.) Troy ........ 2 Amy Jane Youngblood b: 1844 ............ +John T Long ........ 2 Joseph F Youngblood b: 1846 ............ +Marie Sallie Barnett << 5c. James Youngblood (9Mar1809-25Mar1855)m. 1834 Elizabeth Lee (10 Apr1811-21Oct1873) both d. Pike County, AL. Elizabeth dau. of John and Sallie (BEAN) Lee, and granddaughter of Alexander and Christianna BEAN. 1d. John Lake Youngblood m. Margaret Jenerette 2d. Sarah Youngblood m. 1)___Mills. 2)____Hurley 3d. David B. Youngblood, d. 1862, Battle of Shiloh. 4d. James J. Youngblood, d. 1864, Battle of New Hope Church. 5d. Thomas J Youngblood, m. Josephine Arthur Jenerette. Have seen the following 2 children also added: 6d. Amy Jane Youngblood, b. 1844, m. John T. Long 7d. George W. Youngblood m. Gina? Hawley. 6c. Mary Ann Youngblood >>

1a. Thomas S. Youngblood, Sr. (11 Dec1736-28Mar1816) b. Ann Arudel County, Maryland, m. Amy Hopkins (-1822). Amy d/o Jesse and ____Hopkins (-17Sep1799). Revolutionary War. - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ Beverly - This Thomas isn't the one b. 1736 in MD. (He stayed in Johnston Co., NC and died there - (date unknown), but land records confirm this. Dorothy

Really appreciate all the Youngblood help...amazing how much info is out there. But I am still looking for the connection to the Youngbloods in Georgia where I was born. My grandfather was Charles Ellis Youngblood, from middle Georgia.

A response to Barbara Duncan message of Oct. 17, 1999: I am just cleaning up my messages and saw yours just now. You asked about the parents of Jane Youngblood and wondered if she might be kin to Isabella Youngblood, b abt 1780 who m. Alexander BEAN, Jr. I can't answer that because I don't find Jane, but have something on the BEAN-Youngblood connections which might help: 1a. Thomas S. Youngblood, Sr. (11 Dec1736-28Mar1816) b. Ann Arudel County, Maryland, m. Amy Hopkins (-1822). Amy d/o Jesse and ____Hopkins (-17Sep1799). Revolutionary War. 1b. Jacob B. Youngblood, Sr. (1770-14Mar1831) m. in Edgefiedl District, SC, to Sarah Still. Both b. Edgefield District, SC. Sarah d/o John (-1797) and Jane Still. 1c. Jacob B. Youngblood, Jr. m. Nancy Cummings 2c. Female Youngblood m. Mastin E. Berry 3c. Eliza Mariah Youngblood m. Drury Phenix. 4c. Amy Youngblood m. John M. Dozier 5c. James Youngblood (9Mar1809-25Mar1855)m. 1834 Elizabeth Lee (10 Apr1811-21Oct1873) both d. Pike County, AL. Elizabeth dau. of John and Sallie (BEAN) Lee, and granddaughter of Alexander and Christianna BEAN. 1d. John Lake Youngblood m. Margaret Jenerette 2d. Sarah Youngblood m. 1)___Mills. 2)____Hurley 3d. David B. Youngblood, d. 1862, Battle of Shiloh. 4d. James J. Youngblood, d. 1864, Battle of New Hope Church. 5d. Thomas J Youngblood, m. Josephine Arthur Jenerette. Have seen the following 2 children also added: 6d. Amy Jane Youngblood, b. 1844, m. John T. Long 7d. George W. Youngblood m. Gina? Hawley. 6c. Mary Ann Youngblood 7c. Betty Elizabeth Youngblood m. John Quattlebaum. Both d. SC 1880 John Quattlebaum was U.S. Representive from Edgefield District. Term was cut short due to secession of SC. 1d. Mary Quattlebaum m. Wm. Watkins. 2d. Sarah Quattlebaum m. Simeon Cogburn 3d. George W. Quattlebaum. Lived 2 yrs. 4d. James A. Quattlebaum killed at Battle of the Wilderness. 8c. Female Youngblood m. T. L. Loveless 9c. Female Youngblood m. John Strom 10c. Thomas Still YOungblood m. Devisa "Vicie" BEAN. Davisa d/o Alexander, Sr. and Christiana BEAN. 1d. John Benjamin Youngblood m. 1) Virginia H.____, 2)Mancy Winiford McGowen 2d. Alexander Youngblood 3d. David Youngblood 4d. Christiana Youngblood 2b. Winnifred Youngblood, b. 1775 m. 1799 Edward Kirksey 3b. Thomas S. Youngblood, Jr. (1779-22Feb1863) m. Jane Head (1790-24Dec 1868). Both b. SC, died Pike County, AL 1c. John Water Youngblood m. Frances Johns 2c. Amy Youngblood m. William Tryon Hubbard 3c. Thomas Youngblood m. Eliza Pitts. 4c. Sarah Johsephine Youngblood m. John B. Hough 5c. Philemon Head Youngblood m. Martha Keener 6c. Oliver Youngblood, M>D. m. Tinzie Terrell Townsend 7c. Eliza Youngblood m. Daniel Morgan mcMorries 8c. Basil manly Youngblood m. Berina Wells 9c. Wm. Robinson W. Youngblood, M.D. m. Nancy Jane Hough 10c. Mary Elizabeth Youngblood m. Peter Hough. 4b. David Youngblood m.___. 1c. Simeon Youngblood m. Wyley Ann Castle. 5b. James Youngblood m. Nancy____(-1834) 1c. Thomas Youngblood 2c. Elizabeth Youngblood 3c. Lucritia Youngblood 6b. Elizabeth Youngblood m. James Adams. 7b. Rebecca Youngblood m. Brittain Hargrove 8b. Amy Youngblood m. Fredrick Williams. (Parents of Bryant Williams.) 9b. William Robinson Youngblood m. Mary Dorn 10b. Isabelle Youngblood m. 1804, Alexander BEAN, Jr. Alexander Bean Jr. s/o Alexander, Sr. b. Aberdeen, Scotland, and Christiana (Matson) Bean. Alexander, Sr. was a doctor and served in the Revolutionary War. 1c. Marshal BEAN 2c. Amy BEAN. Don't know if any of this helps anyone, and would be pleased to receive any corrections and additions of names. Also have much more data re. birth, death, marriage dates, and geography on most of above.

> > For L. Hinson: > > > Do you know the names of any of Amos Caril Youngblood's siblings, or the > > names of his parents? I have been trying very hard to find these from > > some reliable source. I may be related to a possible brother of Amos' > > named William. > > > > >From the book I own it appears that Martha A. Youngblood was either a > > young widow, or else did not marry until she married Wm. Thweatt in 1845 > > in KY. She had her dau. Eudora Ann Celestine Youngblood on 22Apr1843. > > >From what is written it appears that Martha A. probably married 1) > > _____Youngblood who was born in 1800/10 in SC, and his parents were Amos > > Caril I Youngblood, b. 1770/80 in KY, who m. in Edgefield County, SC to > > Elizabeth "Betsy_____(1786-1870)a, b. VA, d. Lafayette County, MS. > > > > Eudora did go by Youngblood rather than Thweatt, it appears, but her > > name has been written Eudora Thweatt also. She m. 2Feb1860 by J. S. > > Redwine to Isaac Lafayette McCain (10Nov1836-11Mar1884). Both died > > Lafayette County, MS. > > > > I apologize if I told you all this earlier. Been having computer > > problems. Beverly Rich > > > > I would especially appreciate hearing who Amos' parents were. > > > > Thank-you. Beverly Rich

I would certainly like to get the rundown of the genealogy of Abraham Youngblood, who m. Amy McNeill 1March1787, and whatever you have on his brothers, and parentage. If you do not wish to E-Mail what you have, then please send it to me at: Beverly Rich, 2300 Seaview Drive, Port Townsend, WA 98368. I will be most grateful. Thank-you. Beverly Rich

In my previous message I listed John Cooper as marrying Margaret B. Youngblood in Lawrence Co. Alabama. They were married in Holly Springs, Marshall County, Mississippi. Would appreciate any info on who Margaret's parents were, and any generations before them. Sharon Cooper sacbbbs@airmail.net

I am looking for info on my great great grandmother, Margaret B. Youngblood's ancestors. She married John Hensley Barber Cooper in about 1850 in Lawrence County, Alabama. Eventually moved to Red River County, Texas in 1859. Had a sister named Marilla who married John Cooper's brother, William. John and Margaret had 10 children: Mary (died as an infant), James Lee (my great grandfather), Green, Henrietta, Sashel, Willie, Johnnie, Lilian, Lannie, and Lewis Leander. Have no info beyond Margaret. Want to know about her parents, and however far back I can go. Thanks! Sharon Cooper sacbbbs@airmail.net

August 7, Sarah Youngblood posted her genealogy re. Abraham Youngblood who m. Amy McNeill, 1Mar1787 in Edgefield County, S.C.. I hadn't read her letter until now, and find that this Abraham was actually said to be a brother to Amos Caril Youngblood I who I just wrote about. Again, this info. came from the Cloys-Smith book. Listed as other siblings of Abraham's and Amos' were: 1. Isaac Youngblood who m. 2Jul1788 in Edgefield County, SC. to Elizabeth Youngblood. 2. George W. Youngblood, m. 24Oct1788 to Nancy Simkins. (Dorothy Quaife says that this man was actually the son of Peter Youngblood, so this an error.) 3. Joshua Youngblood, m. 30May1789 in SC to Catherine McNeill. 4. William Youngblood m. Elizabeth J. Garret 21Dec1826 in Greene County, TN Is there anyone out there who knows who the father of these 4, 5, or possibly 6 boys was? William also may not be a sibling of the others because he is many years younger than the others. It would be wonderful to shed light on the mystery of who their parents were, and whether most were brothers or not. Does anyone out there know? Beverly Rich

Excuse me, Timothy Hoskins: I made an error in listing the siblings of Martha A. Youngblood. The first sibling I listed was Eudora. She was NOT a sibling of Martha's. Eudora Ann Celestine Youngblood, b. 1843 in KY, was a niece of Martha's. The actual first sibling of Martha's who I should have listed was a male whose name is not known, who was b. between 1800 and 1810 in South Carolina. He was the father of Eudora who m. Isaac Lafayette McCain, and also was the father of James Samuel Youngblood, b. 1859 in Lafayette County, MS. Again, this is all according to the book, which I earlier quoted in error. Beverly Rich

Especially for Timothy C. Hoskins: I am quoting from a book entitled: THOMAS YOUNGBLOOD FAMILY by Cloys and Smith which states the following: Martha Ann Youngblood m. 23Jan1845 in Marshall County KY, by Henry Darnall, M.G. to William Thweatt. Martha Ann was the 10th, and last child of Amos Caril Youngblood I (1770/80-21Oct1836) d. Calloway County, Ky, m. 1800 in Edgefield County, South Carolina to Elizabeth "Betsy"___(1786-1870) b. VA. d. Lafayette County, MS. In 1841, Betsy was on the Marshall County, KY tax list. In 1850 Eudora and James were living with Betsy, Lafayette County, MS, (probably grandchildren.) Martha Ann Youngblood's 9 siblings were as follows: 1. Eudora Ann Celestine Youngblood m. Isaac Lafayette McCain. They had 12 children. 2. Sallie Youngblood m. Burrell Jones. They had 10 children. 3. Female Youngblood, b. SC in 1813. 4. Elvira Catherine Youngblood m. William W. Jones. Had 4 children. 5. Mary Polly Youngblood m. Dozier Jones. 10 children. 6. William F. Youngblood m. Sarah J. Thweatt. 5 children. 7. C. W. "Cad" Youngblood m. 1) Lucy F. Reed, and 2) Nancy Burgess. One child by Lucy, and 5 by Nancy. 8. Female Youngblood. 9. Amos Caril Youngblood II m. Martha Jane Haley. 9 children. According to a descendant of hers, Elvira Catherine Youngblood was part Cherokee Indian which would make all of the above Youngbloods part Cherokee also. However, this is denied by other members of this family. What do you know about an Indian heritage, I would like to know? This book goes on in detail to tell the descendancy of the family of Amos Caril Youngblood II, and tells more also about some of the early descendants of Amos Caril I. It also tells of their ancestry, but some of the ancestry is in dispute. If interested in a copy, I suggest you E-Mail Wayne Youngblood: youngblood@apex.net His Aunt wrote was one of the co-authors and he would know how to obtain a copy. I am a Youngblood related to you. Hope to hear from you. Beverly Rich

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Timothy (and others), This is intriguing. Are these your ancestors, including Eudora A.C. and Isaac L. MCCAIN? If so, we are related through THWEATT, MCCAIN, and possibly YOUNGBLOOD also. My Sarah THWEATT is also a child of Isham and Elizabeth THWEATT. Sarah married William F. YOUNGBLOOD. Their daughter Elizabeth Ann YOUNGBLOOD married Charles Wesley MCCAIN, a brother of Isaac L. MCCAIN, in Lafayette Co, MS. I'm curious about Eudora Ann Celestine. The few stories I have seen give her the surname of Youngblood, not Thweatt, but also say they don't know who her parents are. Yet I have seen a census which makes it appear she is the daughter of a Martha Thweatt. Do you know the story there? Is she a young Youngblood widow when she marries Isaac McCain, perhaps? There are several clues that cause some confusion here. I am inclined to think--though I haven't looked far in my records--that your Martha may be a sister of my William F. YOUNGBLOOD, and therefore possibly a daughter of Amos and Elizabeth YOUNGBLOOD. I don't have proof, but just a clue or two. Jan Hinson ----- Original Message ----- From: <TCHOSKI@aol.com> To: <YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2000 6:29 PM Subject: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Descendants of Martha A. Youngblood > I am looking for additions and corrections. I do not know who Martha's > parents or siblings are. HELP!!!! lol > > Descendants of Martha A. Youngblood > > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. MARTHA A.1 YOUNGBLOOD was born Abt. 1818. She married WILLIAM THWEATT > January 23, 1845 in Marshall County, Kentucky, son of ISHAM THWEATT and > ELIZABETH REVES. He was born Abt. 1821 in Kentucky, and died June 17, 1895 > in Marshall County, Kentucky. > > Child of MARTHA YOUNGBLOOD and WILLIAM THWEATT is: > i. EUDORA ANN CELESTINE YOUNGBLOOD2 THWEATT, b. April 22, 1843; d. June > 26, 1924; m. ISAAC LAFAYETTE MCCAIN, February 02, 1860, LaFayette, > Mississippi; b. November 10, 1836; d. March 11, 1884, LaFayette, Mississippi. > > > > Timothy C. Hoskins

08 Feb. 2000 I am searching for information on JACOB YOUNGBLOOD. He was born May 19, 1816 and died Jan. 28, 1899. He married Martha (?), who was born Nov. 26, 1831 and died March 20, 1920. The only child that I have noted is ABRAM GARON YOUNGBLOOD. He was born Oct. 1865 in Webster Parish, LA and died aft. 1933 in Sibley, Webster Parish, LA. Abram married Mattie Ann Matilda Brunson, bef. 1889. Mattie was born Nov. 1870 in Webster Parish, LA and died 1936 in Sibley, Webster Parish, LA. Children of Abram and Mattie: Nora, Minnie Mae, Edwin Clive, and William L. Thank you in advance for any assistance! Deborah Riner

I am looking for additions and corrections. I do not know who Martha's parents or siblings are. HELP!!!! lol Descendants of Martha A. Youngblood Generation No. 1 1. MARTHA A.1 YOUNGBLOOD was born Abt. 1818. She married WILLIAM THWEATT January 23, 1845 in Marshall County, Kentucky, son of ISHAM THWEATT and ELIZABETH REVES. He was born Abt. 1821 in Kentucky, and died June 17, 1895 in Marshall County, Kentucky. Child of MARTHA YOUNGBLOOD and WILLIAM THWEATT is: i. EUDORA ANN CELESTINE YOUNGBLOOD2 THWEATT, b. April 22, 1843; d. June 26, 1924; m. ISAAC LAFAYETTE MCCAIN, February 02, 1860, LaFayette, Mississippi; b. November 10, 1836; d. March 11, 1884, LaFayette, Mississippi. Timothy C. Hoskins Future Lawnmower, Chief Window Washer, All Round Flunky, General Gopher & Resident of the Old Genealogists Home, best kept secret in America Listowner: LBL-L@rootsweb.com KYTRIGG-L@rootsweb.com <A HREF="http://hometown.aol.com/tchoski/myhomepage/heritage.html">Click here: Timothy's Tree</A>