http://moa.cit.cornell.edu/MOA/MOA-JOURNALS2/WARO.html Cornell University has put the ENTIRE "War of the Rebellion" on the internet!!! Over 60 volumes!!! It includes scanned images of reports, correspondence, seizures of Southern property, etc. sent to the War Dept. during the Civil War. It includes both Union and Confederate accounts. It is in chronological order but there is a painfully slow index at the end of each volume. Coz dmx7@earthlink.net

Here is some information that maybe wont get me into trouble. GEORGIA MARRIAGES 1801 TO 1825 COMPILED, EXTRACTED, AND TRANSCRIBED BY LIAHONA RESEARCH, INC. YOUNGBLOOD SPOUSE DATE COUNTY

Here is some information that maybe wont get me into trouble. GEORGIA MARRIAGES 1801 TO 1825 COMPILED, EXTRACTED, AND TRANSCRIBED BY LIAHONA RESEARCH, INC. YOUNGBLOOD SPOUSE DATE COUNTY

Here is some information that maybe wont get me into trouble. GEORGIA MARRIAGES 1801 TO 1825 COMPILED, EXTRACTED, AND TRANSCRIBED BY LIAHONA RESEARCH, INC. YOUNGBLOOD SPOUSE DATE COUNTY

Carla, Thank you for your note below. I am glad to hear you had not intended the message for any one person! Knowing this will allow all of our Youngblood cousins not to be hesitant to send messages. Sincerely, Benny -------------- Message text written by INTERNET:YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com ---- >Dear Cousins, Please know my posting of the rules was not directed at anyone and certainly not directed at Dorothy of whom I hold in the highest regards. Call it bad timing on my part, but I realized I hadn't posted the rules of the list in a long time and thought I would just send out a reminder. Again, my posting was not spurred on or directed at anyone. I ask your forgiveness, especially you Dorothy, if you thought otherwise. Kindest regards, -Carla <

Dear Cousins, Please know my posting of the rules was not directed at anyone and certainly not directed at Dorothy of whom I hold in the highest regards. Call it bad timing on my part, but I realized I hadn't posted the rules of the list in a long time and thought I would just send out a reminder. Again, my posting was not spurred on or directed at anyone. I ask your forgiveness, especially you Dorothy, if you thought otherwise. Kindest regards, -Carla

> AMEN!!!!!! All I have to say is that Dorothy is a careful and generous researcher. > By the way, "Hi, Dorothy, long time no see!" (You know, this is going to embarrass > her greatly.) Hi all, I just have one thing to say. If it wasn't for Dorothy I would not have All the RIGHT Infor. on my side of the family. thank you Dorothy for all you do. Dale Youngblood

Hi all, I just have one thing to say. If it wasn't for Dorothy I would not have All the RIGHT� Infor. on my side of the family. thank you Dorothy for all you do. ������������������������������������������������������������������������� Dale Youngblood Benny Youngblood wrote: > Dear Youngblood Family and Dorothy, > > I appreciate reminding of our "rules" and "appreciate use" and believe we > should > respect each other. I personally do not want to believe the reminder > message was > intended for Dorothy. If so, I believe it is out of order. Let me explain. > > The message Dorothy posted, and others like it,� are appropriate and > needed! > We ARE here to share our research and encourage each other as we hunt > relentlessly. > Yet, we ARE also here to discuss authenticity of documents and make sure of > the accuracy > of our research. We need to be aware of discrepancies and information that > has been > published that does not match up. Too many people publish books today > without > proof of family origin. I , along with many of our Youngblood family, > believe this must be corrected and want the Youngblood > Line to be as "PURE" as we can help it be to preserve it for the future. > We live in a society that is saying that we must "tolerate" each other and > that "each person > has the right to believe what is true and who is to say it is not true" ... > This is wrong thinking > as far as genealogy research is concerned and many other things. There is > absolute > truth and true facts in our family research. We should not feel bad when we > need to debate or when > someone finds contrary facts. We should be thankful and engage in > discussion. This is what moves > us to the true facts. > > Therefore, Youngblood Cousins I do not believe it is� improper or against > the policies > of RootsWeb to correct research that has been produced knowingly or > unknowingly with > wrong information. Also, we have freedom to debate each others findings > when we see need. > This is what makes our study refined and purifies our authenticity. We > together are much > stronger than apart. If someone can not "handle" or "accept" this kind of > scrutiny then > such a person will have a hard time refining their research. We need this > and I encourage > Dorothy and others to continue to openly share discrepancies if it is > presented on our > YOUNGBLOOD -List. > > Futhermore , Dorothy and others please do not stop pointing out > discrepancies. This is needed. > I appreciate your humility and generosity and we do need to be kind but not > at the expense > of getting to the truth. Keep those emails going and research postings > going. Do not fear the > dreaded "that s a no no from someone". We need to be bold and hold to high > standards. > We need to openly share facts about our line even when it is a little > uncomfortable. We need to > protect the integrity of our Youngblood Family Research. This is right and > proper. Keep it going > Cousins! > > Yours Truly, > James Benjamin Youngblood, Jr. (Benny) > byoungblood@compuserve.com > Fairhope Alabama

Dear Youngblood Family and Dorothy, I appreciate reminding of our "rules" and "appreciate use" and believe we should respect each other. I personally do not want to believe the reminder message was intended for Dorothy. If so, I believe it is out of order. Let me explain. The message Dorothy posted, and others like it, are appropriate and needed! We ARE here to share our research and encourage each other as we hunt relentlessly. Yet, we ARE also here to discuss authenticity of documents and make sure of the accuracy of our research. We need to be aware of discrepancies and information that has been published that does not match up. Too many people publish books today without proof of family origin. I , along with many of our Youngblood family, believe this must be corrected and want the Youngblood Line to be as "PURE" as we can help it be to preserve it for the future. We live in a society that is saying that we must "tolerate" each other and that "each person has the right to believe what is true and who is to say it is not true" ... This is wrong thinking as far as genealogy research is concerned and many other things. There is absolute truth and true facts in our family research. We should not feel bad when we need to debate or when someone finds contrary facts. We should be thankful and engage in discussion. This is what moves us to the true facts. Therefore, Youngblood Cousins I do not believe it is improper or against the policies of RootsWeb to correct research that has been produced knowingly or unknowingly with wrong information. Also, we have freedom to debate each others findings when we see need. This is what makes our study refined and purifies our authenticity. We together are much stronger than apart. If someone can not "handle" or "accept" this kind of scrutiny then such a person will have a hard time refining their research. We need this and I encourage Dorothy and others to continue to openly share discrepancies if it is presented on our YOUNGBLOOD -List. Futhermore , Dorothy and others please do not stop pointing out discrepancies. This is needed. I appreciate your humility and generosity and we do need to be kind but not at the expense of getting to the truth. Keep those emails going and research postings going. Do not fear the dreaded "that s a no no from someone". We need to be bold and hold to high standards. We need to openly share facts about our line even when it is a little uncomfortable. We need to protect the integrity of our Youngblood Family Research. This is right and proper. Keep it going Cousins! Yours Truly, James Benjamin Youngblood, Jr. (Benny) byoungblood@compuserve.com Fairhope Alabama

Hello All! I haven't been researching on the net all that long.....but I do know that I have found errors in work that was done by an aunt at a time when the people and dates in question were alive and available for questioning!! It is not beyond the pale for anyone to make a mistake. I think, for anyone to make a credible impact, we all have to not be so super-sensitive about being corrected. I, for one, would rather leave for my children a record of correct information and I hope that anyone who discovers inaccurate information in my records lets me know about it!!! Dorothy, I have Youngblood ancestors. I have no idea yet whether or how closely we two are connected, if at all. However, I do respect all the work you have done and thank you for the time and effort and love you have invested in your work. Thanks for everything! Beverly

Mrs Quaife, re your reply to recent posts to list. This Thomas Youngblood (husband to Amy Hopkins) is my g.g.g.g.grandfather. Many things in this fragmented line are as of yet unproven. One of which is who were his parents? Some said James, some Peter. I have no idea. All I know is he (Thomas) was born in Maryland. Can you help? Regards, Gail

My sincere apologies for the last posting - it was not at all my intent to flame anyone. Sorry! Dorothy

Hello Cousins! It's been a while since I posted anything and I thought I would post the rules for this list. This list is for the genealogical and historical research of our ancestors with the surname of YOUNGBLOOD and various spellings of YOUNGBLOOD. At this time, the rules for this list are those outlined by Rootsweb which are (that is subject to change as deemed necessary): "quote" Do not send spam e-mail messages to mailing lists. Do not send attachments (attached files) of any sort to mailing lists. This includes URL shortcuts, v-cards, GEDCOM files, zipped files, and any other type of attachment. Do not forward virus hoaxes or chain letters to mailing lists. Do not use HTML or RTF (rich text format) in messages sent to mailing lists. Do not cross-post messages to multiple mailing lists on the "To:" line or the "Cc:" line of the e-mail message. Do not send e-mail messages to mailing lists for which the topic is inappropriate. Do not flame other members of the mailing list. Be nice to one another "unquote" and Do not violate any copyright laws. Please take a moment to read the Acceptable Use Policy of Rootsweb, since they are kind enough to host our list at: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html It was my desire in starting this list to provide a place for us all to be able to discover more about our ever elusive ancestors. I hope you are enjoying this list as much as I am. On a final note, I would like to remind everyone of the wonderful resource made available by Rootsweb for the YOUNGBLOOD surname at this url: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/y/o/YOUNGBLOOD/ I wish each and every one of you luck on finding your elusive YOUNGBLOOD ancestor or just finding out more about them. Kindest regards, Carla Karbowski Clifton YOUNGBLOOD List Manager email: cclifton@flash.net

Wanted to comment on the Austin records - While most of these are accurate in themselves - where she put them is not. (For instance - in these just posted by Dianne: this Thomas is not the brother of Jeremiah or son of James). If the records for Benjamin are from "The Georgians" - these are not correct, either. Benjamin was said to be her ancestor in this, but on the Youngblood disk she has for sale, she has changed it to the Peter Youngblood cited by Kay Lant as the ancestor of the Indiana Youngbloods in that book. This is the Peter Youngblood of PA/MD - but he was not the Peter Youngblood of Orange Co., NC records.. I contacted Mrs. Austin some time ago about this, but her only reply was that she would have to look into it. Dorothy

Hi, I just wanted to make this comment: A Youngblood in Maryland in 1850! Wow, that's rare! Seriously, most of the postings to this list ask about Youngbloods from North Carolina, South Carolina, and on southward. I'm still trying to learn more about Peter Youngblood in Maryland in the 1750s. He's not a direct ancestor, but may have a clue to my FISCUS line. Thanks for letting me emote, Pam (Fiscus) Hatch You wrote: > I am looking for information about Louisa J. Youngblood (Youhgbluth) who > was born around 1850 in Maryland. She married someone named Schmidt, had two > children, and then married William Riehn on May 12, 1874, in Cape Girardeau > County, Missouri. > The 1880 Cape Census shows Louisa living next door to Charles and > Caroline Youngbluth. Charles is 29 and Caroline is 20 and listed as sister. > All three: Louisa, Charles, and Caroline, list Maryland as their > birthplace and Prussia as the birthplace of both of their parents.

Hi, here I am again for the 3rd time in one night. Last night I down loaded the paf4.02 genealogy program from the family search.org. It is really great and it is free. I also down loaded the in struction book for it free. this program really does alot of things. I also down loaded the companion 2.O that you can use with it. The Ancestry.com has the book for paf 4.0 on sale now for $14.95. Dianne Gordon for San Marcos, CA

Hi, Dianne again. Please excuse the spelling on these e-mails because I am trying to type them quickly and not checking so that I don't loose any thing. The next one is---- BENJAMIN YOUNGBLOOD B, ca 1730 d. 1784 Richmond Co. GA.,m. Martha. Little is known as Benjamin Y. in Ga.,except he apparently came from Edgefield Co., S. C. and d. in GA. He had two known children: Peter and John. Issue: I. Peter Y. b. ca 1750 d. 1788 Richmond Co., Ga., m. Maary, Greene Co. DB I,P. 343-344, 2/14/1789. Peter Y. of Edgefield, Co., C. C., Planter, to Howel Harris, 575 acres in Washington Co., GA., now Greene Co., granted him 2/22/1785. Deed1/26/1774 Edgefield,Co., S.C., PeterY. "of Granville Co;,N.C." to John Frazier, Planter, 100 acres, on southside of Beaver Creek of Savannah River in Granville,Co.,N.C. Signed, Peter and Mary Y. Columbia Co., GA deed, 11/27/1777, Deed of Gift, Peter Y., Sr. of Richmond Co., to sons, Abraham and George Y., 200 acres on Whiteoak Creek, to include the plantation. Martin mellown wit., swears 5/6/1784 that Peter Y. is now decd. signed, George Ray, John Y., Martin Mellown and lewis Y.. George Y. appears and deposes that he and his brother, Abraham (now ded.), possessed above tract but deed was destroyed by fire. Issue: 1. Samuel Y. b ca 1770 N.C. Samuel Y. and wife deed to nathan Y., land in Hancock Co.;, GA in 1794. 2. Rebecca Y. m. William Wilson 3. Liddy Y. m. Cain Gentry, son of Elisha Gentry and Wife, Naomi of Clarke Co. GA. 4. Joseph Y. 5. Lewis Y., his LWT dtd 1822 Edgefield Co., S.C. wife, Mary. Issue: a. Abner Y. b. Gideon Y. c. Thomas Y. d. Basel Y. m. Edgefield Co., S. C. Ann Flemming 12/26/1833. e. William Y. f. Catherine Y. g. Sarah Y. 6. Sarah Y. m Edward Hagin 11/23/1801 Richmond Co. GA, Rev. War Soldier. 7. Margaret Y. m. James Ome (might be Cone) but don't think so.1/8/1807 richmond Co., GA 8. Peter Y. Jr. columbia Co. deed dtd 4/1/1797, Peter Y. of Richmond Co. to james Oilbreath, 300 acres on Trading Path, orig. granted said Peter Y. 8/6/1793. 9. George Y. of Columbia Co. GA.,b. ca 1765, decd. in 1797 m Nancy Simpkins 10/24/1788 Richmond Co.,GA. The land deeded him by his father, Peter Y., he sold 4/16/1797 to Jesse Offutt, George, "of Edgefied Co., S.C.". org. deed of gift from his father. 10. Abraham Y. of Columbia Co.,GA, b. ca 1767, Letters of Adm. were issued to George Y. 3/8/1799 Columbia Co.,GA, Est. of Abraham Y.. Abraham m. Amey McNeil 3/1/1787 richmond Co.,GA Columbia Co. deed, 3/18/1791, john marshall to Abraham Y.,100 acres, for 30 pds. Amey Y. named in LWT of her father, Daniel NcNeill dtd 10/23/1804, pvd 6/18/1805, Columbia Co.,GA, naming wife, Sarah and children: Daniel, Jesse, Sarah Reeve, Ann Lastley, Amey Youngblood and Mary Robertson. Also grandchildren: John, Daniel, Caby and Ann Yungblood. Issue of Abraham and Amey Y.: a. John Y. b. Daniel Y. c. Caby Y. d. Ann Y. II. John Y. son of Benjamin, Sr., b. ca 1770, m. Ann Tarvin 9/6/194 Columbia Co., GA deed 8/8/1801, John Y. and wife, Anna, to Abraham Y., 124 acres including plantation and dwelling house, adj. lands of Benjamin and Jacob Y., on Little Kiokee Creek. III. Benjamin Y., Jr. b 10/20/1773 d. 1/15/1869 Marion Co.,Miss. m. 12/20/1794 Susannah Collins, Richmond Co.,GA.,b. 5/16//1775/Edgefield Co, S.C. dau. of Moses Collins. (From History of Pike Co.,Miss. by Luke Connerly): "Benjamin Y.,in company with Major Benjamin Bickhamand John Brumfield, came from S.C.k i 1811....He and his wife were detained in Marion Co., Miss. by the birth of a son, Joseph, and remained there wntil their deaths at the age, respectively, of 90 yrs." 8/3/1812 Benjamin Y. ws appointed Capt. of 14th Regt., Miss. and J.PO. in Mobile Co. IN 1816 he was appointed Constable in Pike Co., Miss. Marion Co, Miss. deeds 1812 to 1840, p. 12, Moses Collins, for the love and affection deeds to daughter Asley Woodruff, one negro girl, Betsy, 7/24/1815." Wit. Moses Collins, Jr., sarah hatcher. The Family Bible of mrs. J.L. Holmes, grandau. of Lucy Ann Youngblood Lampton, at Ga. State Archives names issue: 1. Henry A. Y. b.9/12/1795 Richmond Co. GA, d. 6/2/1840 Desota Parish, La m. 2/27/1817 Sarah M. Harvey, b. 5/12/1801, d. 9/1895 Sabine Co.,TX 2. Hillary Y. 9/10/1797-3/17/1799. 3. Albert Y. b 1/11/1800, hand son, William T. 4. Nancy Ann Y. 4/5/1802-9/17/1882;m. Benjamin Tooey. 5. Lucy Ann Y. b. 8/4/1804 Richmaon Co.,GA d. 11/18/1887 Pike Co, Miss. m. William Lampton. 6. Vesta Ann Y. b. 1/12/1807 Richmond Co. GA, d. 12/17/1872 Washington Parish, La m James Kent. 7. Hannah Ann Y. b 9/27/1808 Richmond Co,GA d. 3/25/1885 Amite Co., Miss., m. 6/11/1830 JESSE Brumfield, b. 3/12/1807 S. C., d.7/25/1884 amite Co. Miss. 8. Benjamin Y. b. 6/11/1811 richmond Co. GA, d. young 9. Joseph Y. b. 12/25/1812 Amite Co.Miss. d. 1882 China Grove, Miss. m. eliza Bickham. 10. Susannah Y. b. 5/13/1815 China Grove, Miss. m. John Sibley. 11. Rebecca Y. 2/6/1819-3/1819 I hope that this information will help someone. I am afraid to look at the mistakes so I wont so I don't loose it. I will try to but some more in this week. Dianne gordon at dgordon3@home.com

Hi cousins, Sense Joyce Zackman of Sugar land, TX lost her records, I have really missed getting all that neat information. So I thougt that I had better put some in because I got quite alot of information of of her research papers. I am having trouble with my e-mail address. When I down load my messages or when a new on comes in and I am typing, it jams. And I had a whole lot typed and lost it all. So, I guess I am going to have to do this in several e-mails so that I don't have to start over every time. I went to the family search center today. I had orders so microfilms and microfiche on Georgia and the Youngbloods and thought I would share it with you. My first one will be from microfiche called YOUNGBLOOD GENEALOGIES by Jdeannette holland Austin 2018 Levgard Lane Riverdale, GA 30296 the microfiche # is 6100200 and the book # in Salt Lake is #929.273. It has several Youngblood families in it. So, I will do the first one and then end it and send it along then type another and send it and so forth. I hope that this helps someone. I also copied some tax records of Youngbloods in Twiggs Co. GA in several years, and some info from the book the Georgians. The Youngbloods in S. C. and Georgia orginated from the province of Hessen, Nassau (Germany) in 1671 from Wilhelm Heinrich Jungblut, a Lt. and Commander of a Calvery Regt., decorated for his great services for the Hessen authorities. During the 30-year war (Sweden), he was outstanding for courage and bravery at the big Battle for Kassel. His crest is "Liberty for the fatherland". Jungblood, Youngblut, Youngblood, name variations. PETER YOUNGBLOOD,Colonel >From the Biographicl Directory of S. C. House of Representatives, V.III (1795-1796): Peter, the son of Mary, resided St. Bartholomew Parish. Through Grants, he acquired 2514 acres, including 366 acres on Wadmalaw Island and 101 acres in St. George and Dorchester Parish. In his Last Will and Testament, he left his family Fair Srings and Hickery Hill plantations and another at Round O Savannah. Hisinventory shows 28 slaves. During the American Revolution, he served as Capt. (ca 1782) Later, Lt. Col. of Colleton Co. Regt. of Militia (ca 1788) when chosen tax collector and assessor. He represented St. Bartholomew in 10th General Assembly (1792-94). He is survived by his wife, Mary; daughter, Elizabeth, and sons, William, Peter Edmund and Thomas Fendin Bloodworth" Col. Peter Y. acted in Est. of Richard Fendin. Peter's LWT. V.25,P. 2480-249, Charleston Co. S. C. pvd 1/14.1795 "Died at his plantation in St. Bartholomew, Peter Y.,in House of Representaatives of State and Lt. Col. commandant of Colleton Co. Regt. of Militia."Wed. 9/10/1794 Issue follows: I. Peter Edmund Y. left plantation of father, being part of the late David Y.'s plantation. Margaret, the wid. of Peter E. Y., deeds to James Fabian, Colleton District, 6/30/1815. She was the granddaughter of Catherine Leitch, decd. II. Thomas Finden Y. III. Elizabeth Y., dau. of Col. Peter Y., dec., m. 1/29/1799 James Both Thompson, charleston Co., S. C.-- marriage settlements, V.3,P.258-60, S. C. Archives. IV. William Youngblood, d 1770 Colleton Co., S.C. A citation was granted Mary Youngblood and Peter, her son, to administer the est. of William Y. of Colleton Co., Parish of ST. Bartholomew, 1/26/1770. JAMES YOUNGBLOOD OF EDGEFIELD CO. S.C. B, ca 1730. His LWT dtd 8/3/1781, pvd 3/1792, Edgefield Co., S.C. exr, Abraham Y. and Thomas Y. wife, Mary. Issue: I. Jeremah Y., eldest, b. ca 1750. II. eli Y. III. Thomas Y. In 1814 and 1817 wit. Wills in Edgefield Co., S.C. His LWT dtd 3/28/1816, pvd 2/22/1822 Edgefield Eo., S. C. Issue follows: 1. William Y. b. ca 1770 2. Thomas Y. 3. David Y. Had son, Simeon. 4. James Y., had son, Thomas. 5. dau. m. James Adams. IV. Dau. m. James Parker. I will stop here and do Benjamin Youngblood on another e-mail so that I don't loose this. Dianne Gordon of San Marcos, CA

Hi cousins, Sense Joyce Zackman of Sugar land, TX lost her records, I have really missed getting all that neat information. So I thougt that I had better put some in because I got quite alot of information of of her research papers. I am having trouble with my e-mail address. When I down load my messages or when a new on comes in and I am typing, it jams. And I had a whole lot typed and lost it all. So, I guess I am going to have to do this in several e-mails so that I don't have to start over every time. I went to the family search center today. I had orders so microfilms and microfiche on Georgia and the Youngbloods and thought I would share it with you. My first one will be from microfiche called YOUNGBLOOD GENEALOGIES by Jdeannette holland Austin 2018 Levgard Lane Riverdale, GA 30296 the microfiche # is 6100200 and the book # in Salt Lake is #929.273. It has several Youngblood families in it. So, I will do the first one and then end it and send it along then type another and send it and so forth. I hope that this helps someone. I also copied some tax records of Youngbloods in Twiggs Co. GA in several years, and some info from the book the Georgians. The Youngbloods in S. C. and Georgia orginated from the province of Hessen, Nassau (Germany) in 1671 from Wilhelm Heinrich Jungblut, a Lt. and Commander of a Calvery Regt., decorated for his great services for the Hessen authorities. During the 30-year war (Sweden), he was outstanding for courage and bravery at the big Battle for Kassel. His crest is "Liberty for the fatherland". Jungblood, Youngblut, Youngblood, name variations. PETER YOUNGBLOOD,Colonel >From the Biographicl Directory of S. C. House of Representatives, V.III (1795-1796): Peter, the son of Mary, resided St. Bartholomew Parish. Through Grants, he acquired 2514 acres, including 366 acres on Wadmalaw Island and 101 acres in St. George and Dorchester Parish. In his Last Will and Testament, he left his family Fair Srings and Hickery Hill plantations and another at Round O Savannah. Hisinventory shows 28 slaves. During the American Revolution, he served as Capt. (ca 1782) Later, Lt. Col. of Colleton Co. Regt. of Militia (ca 1788) when chosen tax collector and assessor. He represented St. Bartholomew in 10th General Assembly (1792-94). He is survived by his wife, Mary; daughter, Elizabeth, and sons, William, Peter Edmund and Thomas Fendin Bloodworth" Col. Peter Y. acted in Est. of Richard Fendin. Peter's LWT. V.25,P. 2480-249, Charleston Co. S. C. pvd 1/14.1795 "Died at his plantation in St. Bartholomew, Peter Y.,in House of Representaatives of State and Lt. Col. commandant of Colleton Co. Regt. of Militia."Wed. 9/10/1794 Issue follows: I. Peter Edmund Y. left plantation of father, being part of the late David Y.'s plantation. Margaret, the wid. of Peter E. Y., deeds to James Fabian, Colleton District, 6/30/1815. She was the granddaughter of Catherine Leitch, decd. II. Thomas Finden Y. III. Elizabeth Y., dau. of Col. Peter Y., dec., m. 1/29/1799 James Both Thompson, charleston Co., S. C.-- marriage settlements, V.3,P.258-60, S. C. Archives. IV. William Youngblood, d 1770 Colleton Co., S.C. A citation was granted Mary Youngblood and Peter, her son, to administer the est. of William Y. of Colleton Co., Parish of ST. Bartholomew, 1/26/1770. JAMES YOUNGBLOOD OF EDGEFIELD CO. S.C. B, ca 1730. His LWT dtd 8/3/1781, pvd 3/1792, Edgefield Co., S.C. exr, Abraham Y. and Thomas Y. wife, Mary. Issue: I. Jeremah Y., eldest, b. ca 1750. II. eli Y. III. Thomas Y. In 1814 and 1817 wit. Wills in Edgefield Co., S.C. His LWT dtd 3/28/1816, pvd 2/22/1822 Edgefield Eo., S. C. Issue follows: 1. William Y. b. ca 1770 2. Thomas Y. 3. David Y. Had son, Simeon. 4. James Y., had son, Thomas. 5. dau. m. James Adams. IV. Dau. m. James Parker. I will stop here and do Benjamin Youngblood on another e-mail so that I don't loose this. Dianne Gordon of San Marcos, CA

Dear Friends: I am looking for information about Louisa J. Youngblood (Youhgbluth) who was born around 1850 in Maryland. She married someone named Schmidt, had two children, and then married William Riehn on May 12, 1874, in Cape Girardeau County, Missouri. The 1880 Cape Census shows Louisa living next door to Charles and Caroline Youngbluth. Charles is 29 and Caroline is 20 and listed as sister. All three: Louisa, Charles, and Caroline, list Maryland as their birthplace and Prussia as the birthplace of both of their parents. Is this ringing a bell with anyone? Thanks for your help. Dave Conley P.S. In my search for Louisa Youngblood's ancestors, I have pulled together a little information about some Kentucky and Tennessee Youngbloods from Census records that I am willing to share if it will help someone.