Even sending this from the site didn't get all of the address. If this doesn't work, I'll quit! http://infoseek.go.com/?win=_search&sv=M6&lk=noframes&nh=10&ud9=IE5&qt=surna me+meanings&oq=&url=http://www.genealogypages.com/Cool/&ti=Genealogy+Pages:+ The+World's+Premier+Genealogy+Portal:+Top+5%&top=

Here's a handy list of sites you may not have seen, yet. Happy hunting! Dorothy http://infoseek.go.com/?win=_search&sv=M6&lk=noframes&nh=10&ud9=IE5&qt=surna me+meanings&oq=&url=http://www.genealogypages.com/Cool/&ti=Genealogy+Pages:+ The+World's+Premier+Genealogy+Portal:+Top+5%&top=

Walter and others, Not only does it give you a list of land/patent holders but you can also print out a copy of the patent. Angie

I just found a great web site for searching land patents (original land purchases from the government) from 1820 thru 1908 in AL, AR, FL, IL, IN, LO, MI, MN, MS, MO, OH, and WI. You can search by name, or by area (find a name then find the neighbors); it's very flexible. It's at: http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ Walt -- Walter Gilbert =^..^= waltergilbert@erols.com Web pages: http://waltergilbert.web.com Lanham, Maryland =^..^=

For what it's worth - "The Infamous Letter". This turned up about a decade ago in the trunk of a woman's grandmother, who descends from Isaiah - but it's unknown for certain who wrote the letter. From the handwriting style, etc., it does appear to be quite old. It reveals some very confusing information on the relationships of the IL Youngbloods. Until this surfaced, many of us researching this line supposed that Isaiah, (b. 11 March 1794), was a son of old Aaron, (b. 1760-1770; ca. 1764?), but the letter says they were half brothers. There was about 30 years difference in the ages, but I guess stranger things than this have happened. Anyway - here's what the letter says - some words had been inserted over others, so I 'm including them (....) in the appropriate places, and adding some punctuation for clarity. "William Youngblood, a farmer, married (second) Sarah Lewis and had children, namely: Aaron, Solomon, James and John (a Blacksmith). Second children: William, Sarah and Isaiah, a farmer. Isaiah married Electa Jones of New York state. They were married in Franklin Co., Ill. near old Frankfort. They were married Feb. 5th 1818. They had ten children, namely: Susan Beckum, Emily Carson, Corenia (should be Cornelia) Florence, Louisa Hardin, Livina Corder, Sarah Anne Jones, William Jasper (a farmer), Francis Marion (lawyer), Edmund Dekalb (Lawyer), Rachel Cassandrai, Susan married Daniel Ward, Emily married William Wilson, Corenia married George W. Sturdevant, Louisa married John P. Ford, Lavina married Marcus C. Hawkins, Sarah married John R. Hawkins, William married Emaline Hillen, Marion married Narcissus E. Eaton, Edmund married Eunice Kinney, Rachel married William Robinson. Isaiah Youngblood, a farmer and Old Baptist minister, served two years in the War of 1812; six months as a malitia and eighteen months as a regular soldier. He taken the Yellow fever at Savannah, Georgia. His Physician told him after he went home and got able, (that) he must travel, consequently he came Northwest to Franklin Co., Ill., where he was married to Electa Jones Feb. 5th 1818. His Physician told him that he would either Die or break out in sores with in two years from his sickness Yellow fever. He broke out in sores which he carried to his grave Aug. 1st 1850*. Electa Youngblood, Wife of Isaiah Youngblood, died Jan. 7th 1842. Isaiah Youngblood born March 11th 1794 Electa Younglood born April 15th 1801 (End of letter) This should be 1860, I think, as Isaiah is on the 1860 census of Perry Co., IL; age 70; b. IL (???), living with son, Edmund. - dq The information for Isaiah's family is accurate, but keep in mind that it was evidently written by one of his descendants; the rest probably from memory and might be considered "family tradition" ~ maybe true and maybe not. Note there was a deed from Sam Lewis to Aaron Youngblood in Warren Co., TN - there's no Book # on the index page I have, but the deed is on page 117. (This would have probably been before he moved to IL in 1818). "IF" Aaron's father was, indeed, William Youngblood, this would make William one of the very early Youngbloods - which narrows the field, considerably. Dorothy Q.

In case Wayne cannot answer, (due to the recent death of his father), you can view his homepage at this site: (Hi Wayne) http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/y/o/u/Wayne-B-Youngblood/index.html

Jonathan Youngblood no is at this address so please take it off of the list Thanks Mike Melick

Bob, this is not my Youngblood line, but I want to thank you for helping another individual so much! This is what groups like this are all about! Wish I could find someone who could do the same for me with the parents of Joel Youngblood b. 1807 SC. Pat Kinsey Austin, TX On Sat, 22 Jan 2000 00:06:13 EST BPrater@aol.com writes: > "Goodspeed Histories of Cannon, Coffee, DeKalb, Warren, White > Counties of > Tennessee" Reprint from 1887 edition lists Allen Youngblood as being > one of > the first settlers of Warren County. Another pioneer of the county > was > Archibald (also called Archelus) Prater, born 1766 in MD/SC, and who > migrated > into Warren County from North Carolina. The document states that > these > pioneers settled in Warren County, Tennessee between 1800 and 1810. > Allen's > father, Jonathan Youngblood was in Warren County by the time of the > 1820 > census. > > Allen Youngblood served in Capt William Douglass' Tennessee Militia > in the > War of 1812. > > Allen Youngblood was listed in the 1820 Warren County, TN census. > He married > to Verlinne Prater and their first child was born November 22, 1820. > > Warren County, TN Plat Book 1 page 94. On 21 Feb 1825, Henry Lance > & > Jonathan Youngblood survey 50 acres for Allen Youngblood lying on > the Miller > Branch waters of the Barren Fork of Collins River beginning on a > Maple tree > the Southwest corner of a twenty-nine acre tract that Jonathan > Youngblood now > lives ... standing in the edge of Miller branch. > > Warren County, TN Plat Book 1 page 333 Entry #1187. On 24 May 1829, > Allen > Youngblood & Peter Lance surveyed 50 acres for Jonathan Youngblood > on waters > of Barren Fork of Collins River on Millers Branch. > > In 1849, Archelus Prater purchased land adjacent to the farm of his > son-in-law Allen. > > 1850 TN Warren-155, district 13, dwelling 1029. Allen's son > Archibald and > Archibald's wife Nancy live in dwelling 1028 and Allen's son Josiah > and > Josaih's wife Rachel live in dwelling 1030. Allen's place of birth > is listed > as Georgia in this census. > > Originally part of Cannon County, TN, the small town of Clearmont, > near > "Youngblood Creek" was established in 1841. According to Robert L. > Mason's > "McMinnville as a Milestone 1810-1960," Clearmont then became part > of Cannon > County. However, in 1846 Clearmont again appeared in Warren County > with > Allen Youngblood as Postmaster. The post office closed in February > of 1867 > to be later reopened. The post office was permanently closed in > 1907. The > Youngblood Cemetery lies to the north of the location of the old > town of > Clearmont on Highway 70S near the location in which "Miller Branch" > crosses > the highway. > > At the July 5, 1854 Archelus Prater estate sale, Allen bought > Archelus' > Testament for 50 cents, a side saddle for $4.00, and a shovel and > two hoes > for 25 cents. > > Allen is the son of Jonathan Youngblood (born c. 1766 NC) and Nancy > Heaton > (born c. 1775 VA) Jonathan and Nancy had children: > Allen Youngblood born 1795-1797 in GA > Margaret Youngblood born March 20, 1812 in ? She married James > Jasper Lance. > Rachel Youngblood born 1814 in TN > Martha Youngblood born 1815 in TN > (Go to web site <http://thelances.org/roots/JJLanceFamily.htm> for > Lance data > of Margaret Youngblood) > > Allen Youngblood married Verlinne Prater About 1819 in Warren > County, > Tennessee. Verlinne was born c. 1802 in North Carolina. She is the > daughter > of Archelus Prater and Rosannah Lance. The Praters and Youngbloods > entered > Warren when the county was opened in 1807. > > Children of Allen and Verlinne > > (1) Josiah Youngblood b: November 22, 1820 in Warren Co., TN > d: > April 4, 1870 in ? > Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem., Warren Co., TN > +Rachele Lance b: May 20, 1820 in Warren Co., TN m: April > 4, 1844 > in TN d: April 23, 1901 in > Warren Co., TN Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem., Warren Co., TN > Children: > (a) Mary L. Youngblood b: 1845 in Warren Co, TN > d: > Unknown in ? > (b) Houston Monroe Youngblood b: September 1846 in > Warren Co., > TN d: 1889 in Evansville, > AR. Military Svs: Civil War Union Forces > +Sarah Catherine Prater b: 1846 in Warren Co., TN > m: May 9, > 1866 in McMinnville, TN > d: 1888 in Evansville, AR > (c) John Henry Youngblood b: 1848 in Warren Co, TN > d: > Unknown in ? > (d) James Allen Youngblood b: October 15, 1850 in TN. > d: > September 6, 1926 in TN > Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem., Warren Co, TN > +Martha E. ... b: September 13, 1854 in ? m: > Unknown in ? > d: July 14, 1918 in TN > Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem., Warren Co, TN > (e) Eldridge Henderson Youngblood b: Bet. 1853 - 1854 > in Warren > Co., TN d: Unknown in ? > +Sarah Jane Whitlock b: Bet. 1856 - 1859 in > Warren Co., TN > m: March 18, 1875 in Warren Co., > TN d: Unknown in ? > (f) Margaret Youngblood b: 1856 in TN d: Unknown > in ? > (g) Samuel Youngblood b: 1858 in TN d: Unknown > in ? > > (2) Jonathan Youngblood b: 1822 in Warren Co, TN d: > Unknown in ? > +Cansadie ... b: Bet. 1820 - 1825 in ? m: Unknown in ? > d: > Unknown in ? > > (3) Henry Youngblood b: October 5, 1826 in Warren Co, TN > d: June > 17, 1927 in Pittsburg, KS > +Nancy Catherine Lance b: Abt. 1837 in TN m: March 3, 1852 > in ? > d: Unknown in ? > Children: > Martha Youngblood b: Abt. 1858 in TN d: Unknown in ? > > (4) Archibald Youngblood b: 1829 in Warren Co, TN d: > Unknown in > ? > +Nancy Emaline Hooper b: 1830 in TN m: Unknown in ? d: > Unknown in > ? > Children: > (a) William J. Youngblood b: 1848 in Warren Co, TN > d: > Unknown in ? > (b) Johnathan Youngblood b: 1849 in Warren Co, TN > d: > Unknown in ? > > (5) Nancy S. Youngblood b: 1832 in Warren Co, TN d: > Unknown in ? > > (6) Benjamin F. Youngblood b: September 14, 1834 in Warren Co, > TN > d: March 8, 1909 in TN > Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem, Warren Co, TN > +Caldonia Ann Taylor b: October 1, 1848 in ? m: January > 19, 1876 > in ? d: February 3, 1878 in TN Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem, > Warren Co, TN > > (7) William Thomas Youngblood b: March 20, 1836 in Warren Co, > TN d: > February 4, 1916 in Simpson Co. KY +Mrs. Nancy E. Farley b: > Unknown in > ? m: Unknown in ? d: Unknown in ? > > (8) Irvine Youngblood b: Abt. 1840 in Warren Co, TN d: > Unknown in > ? > > (9) George Youngblood b: 1843 in Warren Co, TN d: > Unknown in ? > > (10) Arthur Youngblood b: Abt. 1846 in Warren Co, TN d: > Unknown in > ? > > Bob Prater, Tulsa, OK >

Message for L. Hinson: Have you read the book, "Thomas Youngblood Family" by Margaret Ann Cloys and Ollis Youngblood Smith? One of the authors is still alive, and her nephew is Wayne Youngblood, a family genealogist who you can contact at youngblood@apex.net. This book states that your William F. Younglood who m. Sarah J. Thweatt, was the son of Amos Caril Youngblood (1770/80-21-Oct.1836)and Elizabeth "Betsy____who were m. in SC. She was b. in VA. (1786-1870), d. Lafayette County, MS. Amos died in Calloway County, KY. They had 8 children, and the known ones were Sallie, Elvira, Mary Polly, William F., C.W. "Cad", and Amos Caril II. Amos Caril I's supposed ancestry is also listed, but needs to be further proven, as another fine author has disputed its ascertions. William F. Youngblood (1820-1868) b. KY, m. 1844 to Sarah J. Thweatt. Wm. d. Lafayette County, MS. Their children were Amos Jasper Youngblood, Elizabeth Ann "Betsy" who m. Charles Wesley McCain, Sarah C., Matilda Annaliza, and William. Amos and Betsy were b. in KY, and the rest in Lafayette County, MS. This book mentions the children of Amos Jasper and "Betsy" but no descendancy of any of the others. Charles Wesley McCain and Betsy Youngblood had the following children: Thomas Willmaer, Sally Ann m. Calvin Peoples, Blanche Druscilla m. Wm. Anderson James, Almoth Robert m. Minnie Kessler, James Jefferson m. Modenia Eveline Singleton, Edward Monroe m. Zulu Oregan Pass, Ozie M. m. John H. Ray, Allver Leevert, Joseph Samuel m. Pearl V. Norren, Charles Fed m. Saloma Knight, and Jeffie M. m. Earl H. Welch. The book then follows the descendancy of the families of Amos Caril II and Amos Jasper Youngblood, and Amos Jasper's son John Morgan Youngblood. According to this book, Amos Caril I's siblings were Abraham, Isaac, George, Joshua, and (much later) William, and their father was John Youngblood, b. 17Oct1734 in Ann Arudel County, MD, who m. Mary. I am a descendant of the (much later) William. Beverly Rich

Correction - Henry died before 1830.

Wish someone would unravel the relationship between Henry and Jonathan of Warren Co., TN and old Aaron in IL - Aaron was in Spartanburg Co., SC in 1790 - then he and Henry appear on the Logan Co., KY tax list of 1795 - and in Giles Co., TN in 1812, before they went to Warren Co. - and they evidently all have early GA roots. On the 1820 Warren Co., TN census, Henry is shown with wife (Elizabeth), four sons and three daughters - and appears to have had others before he died (before 1840). Some of these seem to be in the household of Jonathan - and maybe with Aaron in IL. Possibly the reason only two sons and two daughters are mentioned in the 1834 deed was because the others were still underage? Dorothy Q.

I am a descendant of Elizabeth Ann Youngblood who married Charles Wesley McCain in 1868 in Lafayette Co, MS. Her parents were William F. Youngblood and Sarah Thweatt, both born in KY and later moved to Lafayette Co, MS. I believe William F.'s parents were Amos Youngblood and Elizabeth __? Amos apparently died before 1839, probably in Calloway Co, KY. I also think William F. and Cad. W. Youngblood were brothers. Does anyone know more about this family? Jan Hinson

I am searching for ancestors or relatives of Laura Elizabeth Youngblood born 10/28/1837 died 1911. She was married to James Wallus Raulston. Married in 1854. Laura had one brother I know of named Arthur. They lived in south east Tennessee. Marion Co Tn or Jackson Co Ala.

Believe Jonathan Youngblood was in Warren Co., TN early as reflected by tax list and surveys: 1808-10 June-YOUNGBLOOD, Aron 112 1/2A Survey Warren Co., TN on head waters of N Fork of Collins River and both sides of same. Begin at hickory W bank of a branch W100P N180P E34P to aforesaid branch crossing the same in all 100P S180P. Robt McCombs DS filed 29 Aug 1808 SCC Samuel Lewis & William Youngblood Record Group 50 TN Early Land Records 1st Surveyors Dist Survey Bk B p 400. 1809-29 Sep-YOUNGBLOOD, Aron assignee of Jonathan Youngblood 100A survey held by claim of occupancy Warren Co., TN on W fork of Barren fork of Collins River. Begin S44P to the Creek the same course crossing the creek 96P in all 140P E20P to the creek the same course crossing the creek 3 times 94 1/4P N140P W crossing a small branch including the dwelling house & all the improvements whereon said Jonathan Youngblood now lives, 140P to begin. Jessee Brashear DS SCC Allen Briant & Allen Youngblood filed 5 Dec 1809. Record Group 50 TN Early Land Records 1st Surveyors Dist Survey Bk D p 75. 1812 Warren Co., TN in Joseph Elledge's District is Johnathon Youngblood. Some one typed in on this District Cannon Co., TN. D. Mitchell Jones ----- Original Message ----- From: <BPrater@aol.com> To: <YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2000 12:06 AM Subject: Re: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Re: YOUNGBLOOD-D Digest V00 #1 > "Goodspeed Histories of Cannon, Coffee, DeKalb, Warren, White Counties of > Tennessee" Reprint from 1887 edition lists Allen Youngblood as being one of > the first settlers of Warren County. Another pioneer of the county was > Archibald (also called Archelus) Prater, born 1766 in MD/SC, and who migrated > into Warren County from North Carolina. The document states that these > pioneers settled in Warren County, Tennessee between 1800 and 1810. Allen's > father, Jonathan Youngblood was in Warren County by the time of the 1820 > census. > > Allen Youngblood served in Capt William Douglass' Tennessee Militia in the > War of 1812. > > Allen Youngblood was listed in the 1820 Warren County, TN census. He married > to Verlinne Prater and their first child was born November 22, 1820. > > Warren County, TN Plat Book 1 page 94. On 21 Feb 1825, Henry Lance & > Jonathan Youngblood survey 50 acres for Allen Youngblood lying on the Miller > Branch waters of the Barren Fork of Collins River beginning on a Maple tree > the Southwest corner of a twenty-nine acre tract that Jonathan Youngblood now > lives ... standing in the edge of Miller branch. > > Warren County, TN Plat Book 1 page 333 Entry #1187. On 24 May 1829, Allen > Youngblood & Peter Lance surveyed 50 acres for Jonathan Youngblood on waters > of Barren Fork of Collins River on Millers Branch. > > In 1849, Archelus Prater purchased land adjacent to the farm of his > son-in-law Allen. > > 1850 TN Warren-155, district 13, dwelling 1029. Allen's son Archibald and > Archibald's wife Nancy live in dwelling 1028 and Allen's son Josiah and > Josaih's wife Rachel live in dwelling 1030. Allen's place of birth is listed > as Georgia in this census. > > Originally part of Cannon County, TN, the small town of Clearmont, near > "Youngblood Creek" was established in 1841. According to Robert L. Mason's > "McMinnville as a Milestone 1810-1960," Clearmont then became part of Cannon > County. However, in 1846 Clearmont again appeared in Warren County with > Allen Youngblood as Postmaster. The post office closed in February of 1867 > to be later reopened. The post office was permanently closed in 1907. The > Youngblood Cemetery lies to the north of the location of the old town of > Clearmont on Highway 70S near the location in which "Miller Branch" crosses > the highway. > > At the July 5, 1854 Archelus Prater estate sale, Allen bought Archelus' > Testament for 50 cents, a side saddle for $4.00, and a shovel and two hoes > for 25 cents. > > Allen is the son of Jonathan Youngblood (born c. 1766 NC) and Nancy Heaton > (born c. 1775 VA) Jonathan and Nancy had children: > Allen Youngblood born 1795-1797 in GA > Margaret Youngblood born March 20, 1812 in ? She married James Jasper Lance. > Rachel Youngblood born 1814 in TN > Martha Youngblood born 1815 in TN > (Go to web site <http://thelances.org/roots/JJLanceFamily.htm> for Lance data > of Margaret Youngblood) > > Allen Youngblood married Verlinne Prater About 1819 in Warren County, > Tennessee. Verlinne was born c. 1802 in North Carolina. She is the daughter > of Archelus Prater and Rosannah Lance. The Praters and Youngbloods entered > Warren when the county was opened in 1807. > > Children of Allen and Verlinne > > (1) Josiah Youngblood b: November 22, 1820 in Warren Co., TN d: > April 4, 1870 in ? > Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem., Warren Co., TN > +Rachele Lance b: May 20, 1820 in Warren Co., TN m: April 4, 1844 > in TN d: April 23, 1901 in > Warren Co., TN Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem., Warren Co., TN > Children: > (a) Mary L. Youngblood b: 1845 in Warren Co, TN d: > Unknown in ? > (b) Houston Monroe Youngblood b: September 1846 in Warren Co., > TN d: 1889 in Evansville, > AR. Military Svs: Civil War Union Forces > +Sarah Catherine Prater b: 1846 in Warren Co., TN m: May 9, > 1866 in McMinnville, TN > d: 1888 in Evansville, AR > (c) John Henry Youngblood b: 1848 in Warren Co, TN d: > Unknown in ? > (d) James Allen Youngblood b: October 15, 1850 in TN. d: > September 6, 1926 in TN > Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem., Warren Co, TN > +Martha E. ... b: September 13, 1854 in ? m: Unknown in ? > d: July 14, 1918 in TN > Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem., Warren Co, TN > (e) Eldridge Henderson Youngblood b: Bet. 1853 - 1854 in Warren > Co., TN d: Unknown in ? > +Sarah Jane Whitlock b: Bet. 1856 - 1859 in Warren Co., TN > m: March 18, 1875 in Warren Co., > TN d: Unknown in ? > (f) Margaret Youngblood b: 1856 in TN d: Unknown in ? > (g) Samuel Youngblood b: 1858 in TN d: Unknown in ? > > (2) Jonathan Youngblood b: 1822 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in ? > +Cansadie ... b: Bet. 1820 - 1825 in ? m: Unknown in ? d: > Unknown in ? > > (3) Henry Youngblood b: October 5, 1826 in Warren Co, TN d: June > 17, 1927 in Pittsburg, KS > +Nancy Catherine Lance b: Abt. 1837 in TN m: March 3, 1852 in ? > d: Unknown in ? > Children: > Martha Youngblood b: Abt. 1858 in TN d: Unknown in ? > > (4) Archibald Youngblood b: 1829 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in > ? > +Nancy Emaline Hooper b: 1830 in TN m: Unknown in ? d: Unknown in > ? > Children: > (a) William J. Youngblood b: 1848 in Warren Co, TN d: > Unknown in ? > (b) Johnathan Youngblood b: 1849 in Warren Co, TN d: > Unknown in ? > > (5) Nancy S. Youngblood b: 1832 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in ? > > (6) Benjamin F. Youngblood b: September 14, 1834 in Warren Co, TN > d: March 8, 1909 in TN > Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem, Warren Co, TN > +Caldonia Ann Taylor b: October 1, 1848 in ? m: January 19, 1876 > in ? d: February 3, 1878 in TN Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem, Warren Co, TN > > (7) William Thomas Youngblood b: March 20, 1836 in Warren Co, TN d: > February 4, 1916 in Simpson Co. KY +Mrs. Nancy E. Farley b: Unknown in > ? m: Unknown in ? d: Unknown in ? > > (8) Irvine Youngblood b: Abt. 1840 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in > ? > > (9) George Youngblood b: 1843 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in ? > > (10) Arthur Youngblood b: Abt. 1846 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in > ? > > Bob Prater, Tulsa, OK > >

I think Allen might be son of Jonathan Youngblood in Warren Co., TN, but just guess from associations with each other. I thought that Jonathan might be brother to my Henry Youngblood that lived on Mountain Creek in Warren Co., TN and later in Cannon Co., TN. Henry Youngblood and wife Elizabeth had two sons, Josiah and Arthur, and two daus. Josiah Youngblood b 1804 Washington Co., GA per his Union Pension application. D. Mitchell Jones ----- Original Message ----- From: gammage <gammage@cowtown.net> To: <YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 21, 2000 8:52 PM Subject: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Re: YOUNGBLOOD-D Digest V00 #1 > I am looking for info on Allen Youngblood who was born in GA in 1795 and > moved to Warren Co. Tennessee about 1810. He married a girl named > Verline who was born in NC in 1803. > > Thanks > Gayle Youngblood Gammage > >

I am looking for info on Allen Youngblood who was born in GA in 1795 and moved to Warren Co. Tennessee about 1810. He married a girl named Verline who was born in NC in 1803. Thanks Gayle Youngblood Gammage

"Goodspeed Histories of Cannon, Coffee, DeKalb, Warren, White Counties of Tennessee" Reprint from 1887 edition lists Allen Youngblood as being one of the first settlers of Warren County. Another pioneer of the county was Archibald (also called Archelus) Prater, born 1766 in MD/SC, and who migrated into Warren County from North Carolina. The document states that these pioneers settled in Warren County, Tennessee between 1800 and 1810. Allen's father, Jonathan Youngblood was in Warren County by the time of the 1820 census. Allen Youngblood served in Capt William Douglass' Tennessee Militia in the War of 1812. Allen Youngblood was listed in the 1820 Warren County, TN census. He married to Verlinne Prater and their first child was born November 22, 1820. Warren County, TN Plat Book 1 page 94. On 21 Feb 1825, Henry Lance & Jonathan Youngblood survey 50 acres for Allen Youngblood lying on the Miller Branch waters of the Barren Fork of Collins River beginning on a Maple tree the Southwest corner of a twenty-nine acre tract that Jonathan Youngblood now lives ... standing in the edge of Miller branch. Warren County, TN Plat Book 1 page 333 Entry #1187. On 24 May 1829, Allen Youngblood & Peter Lance surveyed 50 acres for Jonathan Youngblood on waters of Barren Fork of Collins River on Millers Branch. In 1849, Archelus Prater purchased land adjacent to the farm of his son-in-law Allen. 1850 TN Warren-155, district 13, dwelling 1029. Allen's son Archibald and Archibald's wife Nancy live in dwelling 1028 and Allen's son Josiah and Josaih's wife Rachel live in dwelling 1030. Allen's place of birth is listed as Georgia in this census. Originally part of Cannon County, TN, the small town of Clearmont, near "Youngblood Creek" was established in 1841. According to Robert L. Mason's "McMinnville as a Milestone 1810-1960," Clearmont then became part of Cannon County. However, in 1846 Clearmont again appeared in Warren County with Allen Youngblood as Postmaster. The post office closed in February of 1867 to be later reopened. The post office was permanently closed in 1907. The Youngblood Cemetery lies to the north of the location of the old town of Clearmont on Highway 70S near the location in which "Miller Branch" crosses the highway. At the July 5, 1854 Archelus Prater estate sale, Allen bought Archelus' Testament for 50 cents, a side saddle for $4.00, and a shovel and two hoes for 25 cents. Allen is the son of Jonathan Youngblood (born c. 1766 NC) and Nancy Heaton (born c. 1775 VA) Jonathan and Nancy had children: Allen Youngblood born 1795-1797 in GA Margaret Youngblood born March 20, 1812 in ? She married James Jasper Lance. Rachel Youngblood born 1814 in TN Martha Youngblood born 1815 in TN (Go to web site <http://thelances.org/roots/JJLanceFamily.htm> for Lance data of Margaret Youngblood) Allen Youngblood married Verlinne Prater About 1819 in Warren County, Tennessee. Verlinne was born c. 1802 in North Carolina. She is the daughter of Archelus Prater and Rosannah Lance. The Praters and Youngbloods entered Warren when the county was opened in 1807. Children of Allen and Verlinne (1) Josiah Youngblood b: November 22, 1820 in Warren Co., TN d: April 4, 1870 in ? Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem., Warren Co., TN +Rachele Lance b: May 20, 1820 in Warren Co., TN m: April 4, 1844 in TN d: April 23, 1901 in Warren Co., TN Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem., Warren Co., TN Children: (a) Mary L. Youngblood b: 1845 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in ? (b) Houston Monroe Youngblood b: September 1846 in Warren Co., TN d: 1889 in Evansville, AR. Military Svs: Civil War Union Forces +Sarah Catherine Prater b: 1846 in Warren Co., TN m: May 9, 1866 in McMinnville, TN d: 1888 in Evansville, AR (c) John Henry Youngblood b: 1848 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in ? (d) James Allen Youngblood b: October 15, 1850 in TN. d: September 6, 1926 in TN Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem., Warren Co, TN +Martha E. ... b: September 13, 1854 in ? m: Unknown in ? d: July 14, 1918 in TN Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem., Warren Co, TN (e) Eldridge Henderson Youngblood b: Bet. 1853 - 1854 in Warren Co., TN d: Unknown in ? +Sarah Jane Whitlock b: Bet. 1856 - 1859 in Warren Co., TN m: March 18, 1875 in Warren Co., TN d: Unknown in ? (f) Margaret Youngblood b: 1856 in TN d: Unknown in ? (g) Samuel Youngblood b: 1858 in TN d: Unknown in ? (2) Jonathan Youngblood b: 1822 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in ? +Cansadie ... b: Bet. 1820 - 1825 in ? m: Unknown in ? d: Unknown in ? (3) Henry Youngblood b: October 5, 1826 in Warren Co, TN d: June 17, 1927 in Pittsburg, KS +Nancy Catherine Lance b: Abt. 1837 in TN m: March 3, 1852 in ? d: Unknown in ? Children: Martha Youngblood b: Abt. 1858 in TN d: Unknown in ? (4) Archibald Youngblood b: 1829 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in ? +Nancy Emaline Hooper b: 1830 in TN m: Unknown in ? d: Unknown in ? Children: (a) William J. Youngblood b: 1848 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in ? (b) Johnathan Youngblood b: 1849 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in ? (5) Nancy S. Youngblood b: 1832 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in ? (6) Benjamin F. Youngblood b: September 14, 1834 in Warren Co, TN d: March 8, 1909 in TN Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem, Warren Co, TN +Caldonia Ann Taylor b: October 1, 1848 in ? m: January 19, 1876 in ? d: February 3, 1878 in TN Burial: Ivy Bluff Cem, Warren Co, TN (7) William Thomas Youngblood b: March 20, 1836 in Warren Co, TN d: February 4, 1916 in Simpson Co. KY +Mrs. Nancy E. Farley b: Unknown in ? m: Unknown in ? d: Unknown in ? (8) Irvine Youngblood b: Abt. 1840 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in ? (9) George Youngblood b: 1843 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in ? (10) Arthur Youngblood b: Abt. 1846 in Warren Co, TN d: Unknown in ? Bob Prater, Tulsa, OK

Hi, I'm brand-new to genealogy. I'm a granddaughter of Jonathan Alexander Youngblood, who was born around 1890 and lived in Meridian MS. I believe I can find more names to the next generation past. If anyone knows any info for me, it would be appreciated. Also I am VERY interesting in finding the origins of the Youngblood line itself. I had hoped to start their and then begin my search backwards. Any tips would be helpful....:o) Thanks! Beth

Hi. If your Daniel was born in 1806. I have alot of information on his family. I am conected by Peter Youngblood, his brother. Let me know if I can help. Sharon sharon510@aol.com

Hey Cousins, I have continued researching my Youngblood line and have been tracing back other lines also. I have found in my Bullington line that my ggg Grandfather Reuben Bullington b. ca 1799 Married Elizabeth Youngblood in 1824 in Hancock COunty GA. Does anyone know who her father is and/or siblings. I am seeing the clan of Youngbloods in Hancock county and trying to put it all together. Happy New Year to ALL! Benny James Benjamin Youngblood, Jr. Fairhope, AL