i am researching the youngblood family and would like any help available. the history i have is .... henry beauregard youngblood b. 8/9/1865 in sc. married hattie malinda seacrest b. 12/31/1858 in memphis tennessee. they were married 10/23/1888 and moved from sc to cummings, georgia where 3 children were born. earl clifton b. 8/15/1889; beral henry b. 8/81892; and okla mag b. 2/25/1895 they moved to east texas and the children raised families in jefferson texas. my ex wifes family is part of earl clifton's lineage. henry beauregard died in waco texas on 8/30/1897. i am trying to work backwards from henry beauregard. if some one could help, i would appreciate it and i will share my information of the family tree. thanks. send e mail to mbrune1229@aol.com

I can't believe this, but we may have a match here. My Alfred Youngblood was born in 1829, according to my documents. He married Mary Jane Williams on May 30, 1850 in Graves County, KY, dau. of Bryant Williams. She was born on Dec. 26, 1828 in KY. Her mother may have been a Lucy Youngblood. Alfred and Mary Jane had 6 daughters and one son. Their daughters were Elizabeth Elvina (my great grandmother), b. Oct. 13, 1852; Nancy Elvira, b. Jan 17, 1854; Sarah Louisa Mandani, b. Feb. 25, 1857, who was called "Dani", and is said to have Never Married, Barbara Susan, b. Dec. 19, 1859; Mary Eliza, b. Apr. 29, 1861; and California A., b. Aug 18, 1863. Their son was Hardy Bryant Youngblood, or Bryant Hardy Youngblood, b. Mar 3, 1851. According to my records, Sarah Louisa Mandani Youngblood d. Dec. 9, 1938, and was buried in Trinity Cemetery, Graves County, KY. After Alfred was killed in 1864 during a Civil War battle at Patterson, MO, Mary Jane left MO. with the children and returned to Graves County, KY. Mary Jane died there on May 2, 1884, and is bur. in Trinity Cem., which used to be Melrose Cem., and is 4 miles No. of Mayfield on Highway 45. Hardy m. Maggie V. M. Chapman, they lived in Newton County, MO, and he died there while his children were still young, possibly in Rocky Comfort, MO, or nearby. She remarried a James Smith. Elizabeth Elvina died Jan 11, 1884, the day after her 6th and 7th children were born in Rocky Comfort, MO. These were twin boys, and one of them was my grandfather, Frederick Reasor. Elizabeth Elvina m. 1) James Wm. Caldwell, and 2) William Smith Reasor, a Methodist minister. We don't know what happened to Nancy Elvira. Barbara Susan m. 1) Harry Wall, and 2) Wm. W. Holifield, and probably moved to Paragould, AR. She died April 2, 1946. Mary Eliza m. _______Davis. California A. m. Robert W. Wilkerson. That's about all I know about this family, except that I do know who Alfred's parents and siblings were, and if we match, I will send to you all the information I have in my computer about this Youngblood family, and would appreciate having any information that you have. Thank-you! Beverly Rich Dlsaconley@aol.com wrote: > > Dear Beverly: > > I read your e-mail with great interest. My great-great-grandfather is > Alfred Youngblood, born about 1828 in Tennessee, moved to Graves County > Kentucky, and then on to Bollinger County, Missouri with his wife Mary, born > about 1830 in Kentucky. Their child Louisa married Ernst Wilhem Christoph > Rien. Their son, George William Riehn, is my mom's dad. Do we share the > same great-great-grandfather? > > I am in the process of gathering some information about the Bollinger > County Youngbloods from the State Archives, here in Jefferson City Missouri, > and the State Historical Society in Columbia, Missouri. I will be happy to > share this information with you if it would be helpful. > > I have began working on the Youngbloods last month and don't have much on > them. I would be immensely grateful if you would be willing to share what > you have. > > Grace and peace, > > Dave COnley > > > > > In a message dated 9/30/99 8:23:38 PM Central Daylight Time, > brrich@olympus.net writes: > > << that story is that our William Youngblood was b. in SC, migrated to > Green County, TN where he m. Elizabeth Garrett, and after they had a few > children there, they migrated to Graves County, KY where they had a few > more children, and then they moved to Bollinger County, MO where they > stayed. Their 5 sons were involved in the Civil War, and afterwards the > 3 who fought for the South moved to TX. One Union Cavalry son was killed > in the War, (my great great grandfather, Alfred), and the other Union > officer son, was a surgeon, and he practiced medicine after the war in > St. Louis, MO where he died in his 40's. His widow and family went on > to live in TX. One of Wm. and Elizabeth's daughters m. and stayed in > Bollinger County, and the other two we don't know anything about. > >>

My late Father-in-Law, Claud Youngblood, was born April 5,1892 before Ok became a state, in the Cherrokee Strip.I was told he was half Osage Indian.His 3 children were tall,high cheekbones, 2 daughters and 1 son.his Father was Joseph Youngblood and his Mother's name was Amanda.Amanda died in a Nursing Home in Santa Cruise, Ca in 1950'5,in her 90's. Joseph and his family lived close to Cement,Caddo Co., Ok in 1916 where Claud married Ina Katherine Elliott shortly before her 16th birthday. They were married March 13,1916. Also married at the same time was Claud's brother Ted 21 to Pearl Pendleton 19.Both girls probably lied about their age. I know Ina did. She said she was 19 also.The small town of Laverty is where the Youngblood's lived. The other children of Joseph and Amanda (that I know about) are William,Ted, Jody and Neut. Neut( I may be spelling it wrong)at age 17 or 18 killed a man for killing his dog and went to prison.His mother was working on getting him released when his father encouraged him to escape.He was killed during the attempt to escape.He is buried in the Chickasha,Grady Co.,Ok Cem.You can 't read his marker because it was made out of limestone and has deteriorated.There is a Youngblood Headstone. Also in that plot are graves as follows;Crissie son of Im & Ma Youngblood. Born-Sept 25,1897. Died Feb 21,1900 also Ida daughter of I.M. & M.A. born 1880 & died Jan 7, 1900.Claud stayed in Ok and farmed but most of the rest went to California ( I don't know when) Claud & Ina went to Ca in 1937 and returned to Cement sometime during the war years (1942-1944). Their oldest daughter Lilly Bea married Carl Hall.She was born 1917 and their son L.D. youngblood was born Oct 5 1920, in Texas.The younger daughter Barbara was born 1937( maybe in Ca.)The Youngblood's (men,esp)had a big problem with alcohol and several committed suicide while drunk.Joseph feeling remorse for leaving a sick wife to go on a binge, shot himself on returning home.One son was paralized from drinking bad moonshine.So much for the bad stuff. I could go on. In the 1910 census I did'nt find any Youngblood's in Cement but in Anadarko, Caddo Co, Ok (17 miles away) I found J.M. Youngblood, male, white,54, Ark.Emma,wife,37,Ind Cora,daug,21,Mo & Bula, daug,17,Mo.I hope I have helped someone and they can also help me.Claud & Ina were living in Tx in 1920 when L.D. was born. The Courthouse burned and he had to use a copy from the census of 1930 to prove his age for the draft.I belive Joseph had a sister named Celia Moore. I believe Joseph's middle inital was M.After relooking at some notes taken about 8 yrs ago I came across these notes.J.M. Youngblood 48 born in Arkansas married Emma Chase 31 born in Ind.May 03,1905. Both live in Anadarko, Ok Territory.Issac F. Youngblood 36, Anadarko married Mary Mc Bride 26 of Provendence, R.I.July 23,1917. J.M.'s will in 1925 named his children; Isaac Franklin, pauline Anna Rector, Clara Carson, & Eula Youngblood. Notes said they J.M.& wife Emma died in 1925.It also says they owned a Music Co with other people. There was a list of the people who owed them in the will filled. I'm sure I got this at the Chickasha Courthouse, Grady Co.Ok.Betty Angle

I am not going to be much help to you, I don't think. Since that letter mine, copied below, have been in touch with Wayne Youngblood of KY who is definitely supposed to be my kin, and he denies both the red headedness of most of our Youngbloods, and also the Indian heritage. His Aunt wrote the old Genealogy book that has all my family in it. The story I have from known kin matches pretty much what that book says, and that story is that our William Youngblood was b. in SC, migrated to Green County, TN where he m. Elizabeth Garrett, and after they had a few children there, they migrated to Graves County, KY where they had a few more children, and then they moved to Bollinger County, MO where they stayed. Their 5 sons were involved in the Civil War, and afterwards the 3 who fought for the South moved to TX. One Union Cavalry son was killed in the War, (my great great grandfather, Alfred), and the other Union officer son, was a surgeon, and he practiced medicine after the war in St. Louis, MO where he died in his 40's. His widow and family went on to live in TX. One of Wm. and Elizabeth's daughters m. and stayed in Bollinger County, and the other two we don't know anything about. No one that we know about either came from, or went to GA at any time. Later, as you continue with your research, if any of this seems familiar, I will be happy to commissurate with you again. Good luck! This old book about my family does mentions hundreds of kinfolk, but not one ever went to GA. They went to AL, TX, MS, and LS, but not Georgia. My advice to you is to write an E-Mail inquiry to: Youngblood-L@rootsweb.com. Tell briefly what you know of your family history. Lots of Youngbloods with GA. roots have written to this web site, and someone is bound to be able to help you. One of the best Youngblood researchers, named Dorothy Quaife, subscribes to this website, and she often knows who belongs to whom. Beverly Rich Dane Youngblood wrote: > > My name is Dane Youngblood and I live in Americus, GA. I am tall with red > hair and so are all my brothers and my sister and my father. My line traces > to north GA so far. I think that it is leading to North Carolina and > Tennessee. I just got started in this deal. > > Dane > -----Original Message----- > From: Beverly Rich <brrich@olympus.net> > To: YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com <YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Saturday, August 14, 1999 12:48 AM > Subject: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Red-headed Youngbloods out there? > > >Just found out that my Youngbloods were Cherokee Indians. Any more of > >you out there? > > > >Also, I mentioned to one related Youngblood Rootsweb member I found > >through this website that my family is full of red heads, and that > >somewhere along the way I had heard that the Mayfield, KY Youngbloods > >(mine lived there a long time ago), are tall people and lots of them > >have red hair. This was in reference to my being surprised about the > >Indian heritage. She wrote back she has red hair too. Is this common > >among Youngbloods, or just common among those in the Graves-Calloway > >County KY area who have Cherokee roots? Are there other Youngbloods out > >there with Cherokee roots from MO, TN, KY and SC? Maybe we can pool our > >data to find our ancestors using this clue. Beverly Rich > >

I am looking for the parents of my GGgrandmother Catherine Youngblood, b. abt. 1804 in South Carolina. By the process of elimination I have narrowed it to three possibilities. >From the 1810 census: 1. Joseph Youngblood, Barnwell, has one female under 10. 2. James Youngblood, Edgefield, has one female under 10. 3. Rachel Youngblood, Abbeville, has two females under 10. Any information that can help narrow the field would be appreciated. Jean

Hello Everyone, Today, from the State of Georgia, I received a copy of the death certificate of Andrew Jackson Youngblood. New information is marked with a "*". Andrew Jackson Youngblood b. August 10, 1844 d. Jan 23, 1924 * born in South Carolina - no city given * father was Bartley Youngblood * occupation - farmer * listed as informant was Ferris F. Youngblood, his son - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So more questions than answers. Does anyone have information on Bartley Youngblood. The 1860 census places two Bartley's in Georgia: not sure if these are the same person. Ga. Emanual Co, Swainsboro page 915 Ga. Emanual Co. 53 Dist page 430 Descendants of Bartley Youngblood 1 Bartley Youngblood ........ 2 Andrew Jackson Youngblood 1844 - 1924 d: January 23, 1924 in Swainsboro,Ga Age at death: 79 ............ +Lucinda Moore 1844 - 1918 d: June 19, 1918 in Swainsboro,Ga Age at death: 73 ................... 3 George Bartlett Youngblood 1867 - 1947 d: December 25, 1947 Age at death: 80 ....................... +Mary Jane Phillips 1868 - 1940 d: September 23, 1940 Age at death: 71 ................... 3 Mollie A. Youngblood 1869 - 1908 d: February 25, 1908 Age at death: 38 ....................... +George L. Youmans 1871 - 1941 d: June 06, 1941 Age at death: 70 ................... 3 Leecy Jane Youngblood 1871 - 1948 d: January 07, 1948 Age at death: 76 ....................... +John Lee Shad Youmans 1870 - 1936 d: December 03, 1936 Age at death: 66 ................... 3 Millie M. Youngblood 1875 - 1927 d: June 1927 in Swainsboro,Ga Age at death: 52 est. ....................... +Lonnie Durden ................... 3 Clara Bell Youngblood 1877 - 1964 d: April 23, 1964 in Pensacola, FL Age at death: 87 ....................... +Willie Warren Stanford 1876 - 1918 d: October 18, 1918 in Vidalia, GA Age at death: 42 ................... 3 Rosa L. Youngblood 1879 - 1956 d: 1956 Age at death: 77 est. ....................... +James Thomas Fleming 1873 - 1951 d: 1951 Age at death: 78 est. ................... 3 Jackson Emett Youngblood 1881 - 1881 d: December 21, 1881 Age at death: 0 ................... 3 Ferris F. Youngblood 1884 - 1956 d: December 23, 1956 in Swainsboro,Ga Age at death: 72 ....................... +Lillian Flanders 1890 - 1985 d: August 31, 1985 in Swainsboro,Ga Age at death: 95

Cousins, I've had aol AND software problems of late (deadgum, confounded computers)! The bottom line is that I've lost not only research that I spent HOURS typing, but I've also lost e-addresses AND (previously saved) messages. ARRRG So, here's a repeat of a request. If you are a descendant of Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD and Susannah COLLINS, would you please contact me. I have 2,900+ names in my data base and want to fill in the gaps. The data I currently have is, all of the second generation - their b. & d. dates; I believe I have all of the third generation; I have a great deal of the fourth generation; then it begins to thin out with a smattering of descendants of some and none of others. Typical. Regards, Joyce Zachman, Sugar Land, TX

Those of you reseaching on old Aaron in IL might be interested in this bit: (Since Aaron, Jr. died in 1845, this must be Absolum's son and his cousin, Angeline - don't know who Pierre is). DQ California Land Patents Database Monterey Co., CA - Index to Federal Land Records MERIDIAN - TOWNSHIP - RANGE - SECTION - DOC.ID - DATE - NAME(s) MD 0170S 0030E 028 114943 1892/04/16 YOUNGBLOOD AARON; HOBBS ANGELINE; CAZASSUS PIERRE (State Selection Key to Meridians: MD - Mount Diablo)

Cousins, Does anyone know anything about Asa Youngblood who was in the 1821 land lottery an Asa Youngblood of Flowers' District in Jones Co. drew lots 301/18 in Henry Co., Georgia and 65/11 in Houston Co. , Georgia . If so do you know his children and grand children? Father? Thanks, Benny

Subj: JUNGBLUTH Date: 9/15/99 8:29:50 PM Central Daylight Time From: CAROL2433 To: YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.co CC: motowngrl@worldnet.att.net My Frederick Wilhelm Jungbluth immigrated from Germany to this country and then used Youngblood for his last name. He was born in Koblentz, Germany on April 29, 1829 and died in St. Marys, Pottawatomie County, Kansas on April 23, 1899. Sometime after he, he came to Dane, Dane County, Wisconsin and married Anna Maria Zeimet in 1863. Together they moved to St. Marys, Kansas in 1874. Anna returned to Dane, Wisconsin in 1905 after Frederick's death. She died in 1917 and is buried in St. Michael's Cemetery, Dane, Wisconsin. Frederick and Anna had five children: Andrew Youngblood, b. abt. 1869, d. Feb 3, 1918 John J. Youngblood, b. Mar 25, 1868, d. 1-21-1954 Joseph Youngblood, b. about 1870, d.Oct 19, 1945 Charles H. Youngblood, b. Apr 2, 1875, d. Aug 3, 1935 Elizabeth Dorothy Youngblood, b. Feb 24, 1880, d. Nov 27, 1959 Finally, I have come across some Youngbloods who immigrated to the US from Europe. Don't know anything about Fredericks siblings, however. If anyone wishes more information about Fred and Anna's children and their families, please contact me and I will let you know what information I have. Carol

I have subscribed to this list because my ancestors' name translated from German is Youngblood. I am really looking for Jungbluths who came to the US from what was then the Austro-Hungarian Empire, specifically the Batscka, Vojvodina of Yugoslavia. I know of at least two who came at different times about 1911. Nicholaus Jungbluth came with his wife, Elisabetha Bladt, and settled in Lincoln Park, Michigan until his death about 1946. His wife died in the 1950's. They had three children, Robert, Rudy and Elizabeth. Robert played in a symphony orchestra somewhere in California and I think died there. Nicholaus's sister, either Theresia or Elizabetha, also came to the states. I believe she lived in the New York area, married an Italian man and had three children and died at a relatively early age. Before he died, Nicholaus also helped his only brother, Martin, who was about 15 years younger and married, to start a life in Michigan also. Martin died in 1936 in Michigan. Any info on Jungbluths that might match my family would be most appreciated. I have not been able to locate anyone. Thanks. Daniela

Cousins, I sent an update about Albert/Elbert Youngblood b. abt. 1821 yesterday. Yet, he married Eliza Taylor (NOT Eliza Woodward) on Jan 02, 1842 (not 1942) in Houston Co GA. Please make these corrections. I hope someone will connect with me soon. I am excited about how things are unfolding. If you know a John Youngblood and Henry Youngblood b. 1810 that are related. Please send me a note on where they were living and any information. Thanks, Benny

Does anyone know anything at all about Soloman Youngblood who died in the Goliad massacre in 1836? I saw his name on the monument over the mass grave where 380 men, murdered by Santa Anna, were buried. Some research has turned up his company, which was company #1 of the georgia battalian, under Captain William Wadsworth and later Company #3 under Captain James Winn. Both of these captains were from georgia, and the Georgia Battalian consisted mostly of men from Georgia and Alabama. A few Mississippi and Louisiana men may have been added as the group traveled from Georgia to Texas.

Trying to connect Margarette Virginia Lewis (b. 1827, d. 1927) and James Thomas Youngblood (b. 1826 d. ?). Any help would be appreciated. Their children were: James Thomas, jr , Julia Y. Arnold, Julian S., Annie N.Y Thomas -----Original Message----- From: YOUNGBLOOD-D-request@rootsweb.com <YOUNGBLOOD-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: YOUNGBLOOD-D@rootsweb.com <YOUNGBLOOD-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, September 13, 1999 5:15 PM Subject: YOUNGBLOOD-D Digest V99 #60

does anyone out there what Dorothy Quaife's new address is ? I either copied it down wrong or she has changed again...are you out there Dorothy ? Jackie

Dear Youngblood Family, Does anyone know of a John Youngblood born around 1789 in Georgia? If so please send me a note. My Elbert/Albert is first found in Houston Co GA Census in 1850 at 29 years old. If he married on Jan 02, 1942 to Eliza Woodward then the Youngbloods there could be his relatives. Henry and John were the other Male Adults in Houston County that I have found in 1850 Census. Henry(40) lived two dwelling from Elber/Albert and John. After study I believe John Youngblood was 61 years old and living in the house of Albert/Elbert. John could very well be the father of ELbert. John and AlbertElbert both say they were born in Georgia. That means John was born about 1789 in Georgia. That narrow the field. Do you know of John born around that time? Thanks, Benny Youngblood byoungblood@compuserve.com

YOUNGBLOOD Research 14.a on 10 Sept 1999 @ Clayton Genealogy Library, Houston (NOTE: Researching for Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD in MS) Abstracts of Marion Co., MS Deeds 1812-1840, Williams GEN 976.2W722 Convenience Bk A p24 Benjamin 1817 p27 Albert 1817 Sarah Phillips appeared before Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD, Judge of Quorium and gave state to a deed. 30 Aug 1819 Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD for love and friendship give to dau Nancy Toney and her children, a negro woman and her child. ... for love and friendship for son, Henry, one negro woman about 27 years of age and another about 19 years of age. ... for love and good will give to dau, Lucy Ann Lampton and her children, a negro girl and a negro boy. ... for love and good will give to dau Vesta Kent and her children a negro boy and a negro girl. Wit. Fleet Magee, Joel Bullock, Luke Connerly; 13 Jan 1831 Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD for love and affection deeds his dau. Hannah Broomfield and her heirs, except her two oldest children, George Washington and Andrew Jackson, one negro girl. Wit. fleet Magee, Owen & Luke Connerly; 1 Aug 1836 Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD for love and affection gives his dau, Susanna Sibley and her children a negro woman and negro boy. Wit. C. D. Learned; 5 Jan 1835 Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD registered land in General Land Office ... half of NW quarter, sec. 20, T2, R12 E, District of Washington 4 Sept 1824, recorded 4 June 1838. ... SE quarter, sec. 19, T2, R12 E, 4 June 1821 ... W half of SW quarter, sec 20, T2, R12 E, Dist. of Washington; 4 Sept 1824 ... E half of NE quarter, sec 19, T2, R12 E, Dist of Washington; 4 Sept 1824 US Land Patent to Benjamin E 1/2 of NE 1/2, sec 30 T2, R12 E, 80 ac. 1 May 1833; Andrew Jackson, Pres. dup cert 4283 Cullen Conerly and Levicey (wife) deed to Fleet Magee for $1500 land except 5/10 ac in NW corner converted to Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD 11 Jan 1839. Wit. Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD and John R. Conerly John R. Conerly and Elizabeth (wife) deed to Benjamin for $1500 SE quarter, sec 29, T2, R12 E, 160 ac. Wit. Cullen Conerly, Fleet Magee. 11 Jan 1839 Joyce Zachman, Sugar Land, TX

YOUNGBLOOD Research 13 on 10 Sept 1999 @ Clayton Genealogy Library, Houston (NOTE: Does anyone have this book? "Rudd - Pollard - Youngblood - Related Families" compiled by Margaret Rudd Youngblood, published by Mrs. J. W. Conrad, 18002 Raven Dr., Houston, TX 77084 ($25 in 1980) (NOTE: Researching in Dooly Co., GA) Historical & Genealogical Collections of Dooly Co., GA Vol 1 & 2, Powell GEN 975.8P886 Deed Bk. G, p164, 10 Oct 1851 Sandy Mount Church. James T. Coppedge to Wm. S. Burton, Joel L. YOUNGBLOOD, John W. Coppedge, George W. Morris, John Porter & James Carlisle for $5, two ac, lot #13 in 6th dist for building a church Will Bk. A, p304 15 Aug 1874, John Porter, sr. Olive, wife, dau Reatha YOUNGBLOOD, Elizabeth Cooper, Jane Stephenson, Nancy Smith, Sarah Gainus, Cynthia Draughon; sons: Uriah, John, Jr., Exec. Uriah Porter. Wit. J. Forbes, J. Carlisle, W. H. Roberts, J. H. Woodward Guardianships, Jimmie and Sallie YOUNGBLOOD, orphans of ? it's blank! no name and no date! Dooly Census 1830 (no YOUNGBLOOD) Dooly Census 1840 lists Nathan YOUNGBLOOD Dooly Census 1850 Martha 45 GA Mary 40 Susan 18 Edmond C. 15 William 13 John 11 Missouri 5 Frances 2 James O. Farnal 22 James W. Farnal 2/12 Burials in Dooly Co.: E. G., Sr. b. 15 Sept 1878, d. 30 Oct 1918 Zion Hope Cem. Antioc Church Crisp Co. Elbert Clyde b. 25 Oct 1891, d. 30 Apr 1943 Mount Pleasant, south of Vienna Ida Simmons b. 1 Feb 1879, d. 16 Jan 1956 " Sallie E. b. 17 July 1850, d 2 June 1896 Antioc church Crisp Co. Dooly Co. Marriage Records 1839-1884: Martha m. 24 Mar 1848 Edmund Bullington Susan m. 20 Jan 1860 Jesse Peavy Gus m. 21 Dec 1883 Permelia Meadows J. T. m. 17 Dec 1870 Queen E. Woodward James m. 10 Feb 1875 Mary Daniels John I. m. 28 Dec 1884 Elizabeth Truluck Bible Records: Bible Records: D. B. Thompson Family: DeWitt Butler Thompson b. 4 Sept 1861, Houston Co., GA s/o Steve Thompson & Eliza MEADOWS, d. 26 Mar 1936 Dooly Co. m. Jessie Crumpton b. 30 June 1872, d. 25 Oct 1935 Dooly Co. d/o Henry Alexander & Martha Crumpton. children: Steve m. Marietta Wood D. B. Jr. m. Heard McDowell Maggie m. Mr. Cannon Annie Lore m. E. F. Stalmaker, lived in FL ? m. M. J. YOUNGBLOOD Sadie never married. Estate Records John Cone dec'd sale of property; Wm. B. Cone, Thomas Cone, Nathan YOUNGBLOOD & A. Shivers only purchasers Some GA county Records Vol 4 compiled by Rev. Silas Lucas, Jr. GEN 975.8L933 Index to 1820 Burke Co. Census: Abraham p27 Index to 1840 Burke Co. Census: Abram Daniel McNeil, Sr. will 23 Oct 1804 ... gr children: John, Daniel, Anna and Caty YOUNGBLOOD Emanuel Co. marriage from Book A: p55 Bethany M. m. 1 Feb 1857 Andrew E. Hutchinson p122 Auday J. m 29 Apr 1866 Lucinda Moor p309 Agnes m. 2 Mar 1879 John E. Youman (NOTE: Researching in Laurens Co., GA) Laurens Co., GA Legal Records 1807-1832, Allen Thomas GEN 975.8T454 key 25, p59-60' 8 Feb 1808 Richard Watts, grantor, of Wilkes Co. sold to Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD, grantee, of Laurens Co. 2nd L.D,L.L. #185 $126. Wit. L. McGuire & Jonathan Lee key 25, p174-175; 4 Nov 1808 Alexander Blackshear sold land. Wit. Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD & John Pollack key 27, p35; 10 Oct 1810 Sterling Combs sold land. Wit. Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD & Wright Rials key 27, p13-14; 23 Oct 1811 Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD of Washington Co. sold to William Oliver 2nd L.P.L.L. #185 $400. land bounded by Jesse Green. Wit. Sary Spell, Nancy Spell, William Daniel Oliver key 2, p239; Mar 1832 John Weekly gdn of ? YOUNGBLOOD granted leave to sell land. (NOTE: Researching in Washington Co., GA) Washington Co., GA Records, Frances Wynn GEN 975.8W258 Head Right and Bounty Grants: James 1784; John 1786; Jonathan 1784 Militia Muster Rolls, 1793; Muster Roll Capt. Tho Neal's Co. 1st Battn., 2nd Reg. Arthur & Nathan List of persons living in Washington Co. who registered for the 1805 lottery drawing 2 draws = married man with wife and/or child + 1 yr resident P = land received B = no land received Henry BB; Jacob BP; James B; John's orphans P; Jonathan BB Joyce Zachman, Sugar Land

YOUNGBLOOD Research 12 on 9 Sept 1999 @ Clayton Genealogy Library, Houston An EXCELLENT resource book for Georgia researchers: Georgia Genealogy and Local History: A Bibliography, compiled by James E. Dorsey GEN 975.8D718GA It lists resource books by county. It also lists articles in various periodicals. R. J. Taylor Foundation: Leon S. Hollingsworth Genealogy Files, Atlanta, 1979, incl guides (NOTE: This is on microfilm and indexes all surnames in Georgia) Jonathan wit. deed Warren Co., GA 1786, John May to Isaac Ball Elizabeth m. John McSwine, Richmond Co. 1 Oct 1794 Abraham m. Amey McNeill, Richmond Co. 1 Mar 1787 Benjamin m. Susannah Collins, Richmond Co. 20 Dec 1794 Benjamin m. Polly Dennard, Richmond Co. 20 Jan 1810 (not Benj. same as above) George m. Nancy Simkins, Richmond Co. 24 Oct 1788 Isaac m. Elizabeth Youngblood Richmond Co. 2 July 1788 Joshua m. Catherine McNeill Richmond Co. 30 May 1789 Wesley m. Elisa Crawford, Columbia Co. 21 Mar 1873 Nancy m Hampton Hudson, Hancock Co. 17 Feb 1820 Mary m. Isaac Hudson, Hancock Co. 22 Dec 1831 James co-grantee with Francis Trawick, qv as deacon Baptist church in deed, Hancock Co 1792 from Absolom Eilands Lewis landowner adj. tract in SC land gr 1787 to John Garrett in 96 Dist. Catherine Edgefield Co., SC deed 1796 by W. Anderson exr. of F. Sinquefield to A. Crawford on Saluda R. orig gr to Catherine Catherine land owner adj. tract Hancock Co, 1836 by H. Hudson to T. Speirghts James JP wit. on previous deed W. F. an N.P. for Wilson Robert m. Emma Thuman, Thomas Co, GA 1882 Henry m. Alice Ray, Columbia Co 20 Nov 1812 Peter, Sr. of 96 Dist SC grantee in colonial GA deed 1773 from James & Priscilla Neal of St. Paul's, GA Jacob & Lewis wit previous deed. Thomas m. Elizabeth Lacey, Baldwin Co. 15 Apr 1819 Capt. Joseph T. b. 26 Apr 1835, Troy SC; d. 10 Mar 1896 Sandersville, GA, age 63 yrs, bur in Old Cem.., Sandersville Mary S. w/o Capt. Joseph T YOUNGBLOOD, nee Mary Brown, b. 9 Mar 1836, d. 31 May 1899, bur in Sandersville Thomas, adj. land owner in Wake Co. NC land gr 1778 to Robert Duck Margaret adj. land owner in deed Washington Co 1865 by James Renfroe to Edward G. Lewis J. T. wit. deed Washington Co. 1867 by M. Susan Adams to Andrew McConkey J. T. & Mary Green: Judge J. T. YOUNGBLOOD b. 22 May 1822, d. 18 Mar 1890. Mary Green YOUNGBLOOD, eldest d/o Andrew & Sarah Carson and consort of John T. YOUNGBLOOD, markers in old Sandersville Cemetery John T. m. Mary Sneed, Washington Co. 13 Apr 1865 by Elder T. M. Harris Joel in Twiggs Co., Wesley King, gdn of Joel, orphan, asks to sell 101 1/4 ac John T. appraise estate of Wm. Renfroe, Washington Co. 1860 Rebecca m. Benjamin Fuller, Columbia Co. 11 Jan 1814 Spencer, age 23 b. SC, household of Andrew J. Jones in 1850 Cen. Barnwell Co. SC Abraham's estate adm. Columbia Co. 1797 by George YOUNGBLOOD in Augusta Chronicle & Gazette, 1 July 1787(NOTE: dates seem wrong) James grantee in Hancock Co. 1786 from Jesse Stallions & wife Sarah of Wilkes Co., GA James of Richmond Co. tract in Washington Co. on sourth fork of Buffalo Cr. James and wife, Jemimah to Nathan YOUNGBLOOD ac in Washington Co. 27 Dec 1791 James in Hancock Co. deed 1796tract by James Hay to John Rose, orig gr to James 27 Dec 1787 Isaac R. adm. of estate of John Cassiday, Washington Co. 1836 Peter of Edgefield Co., SC grantor deed in Greene Co., GA 1789 to Howell Harris gr to Peter 22 Feb 1785, Jane Y wit Samuel land owner adj. tract in deed Barnwell Co., SC 1822 Tolivar Martin to sons Historical Collection of the Joseph Habersham Chpt. DAR Vol 3 p46 Columbia Co. marriage 1806-1812 Henry m. Alvin Ray Rebecca m. Benjamin fuller p 124 Richmond Co. Marriages 1806 - 1812 Sally m. Edward Henry Hoggins Patsy m. James Cone National Genealogical Society quarterly, Vol 56 Richmond Co., GA Land Court 18 Sept 1784 - 6 Aug 1787 4 July 1785 - Peter has 550 ac own head right on Little Kiokee Cr. John has 287 1/2 ac bounty warrant on Upton's Cr. 5 Mar 1787 Peter has 100 ac head right adj. John Tindall Deas & Richard Call on Uchee Cr. National Genealogical Society quarterly, Vol 58 Imported slaves James 3 Feb 1818 Joyce Zachman, Sugar Land, TX

YOUNGBLOOD Research 11 B on 9 Sept, 1999 @ Clayton Genealogy Library, Houston Biographical Directory of the SC House of Representatives GEN 975.7B615 (cont'd) William Cotesworth Pinckney (1768-1833), Brother-in-law of William Bellinger (1758-1820) William Cotesworth Pinckney, s/o William Pinckney (1739-1786) and Deborah Webb, b. 23 Oct 1768. Resided at White House plantation on Ashepoo R. In 1791, he purchased 560 ac on southern sec. of Ashepoo; resettled on land called Dawn of Hope. Re: 1824 tax return, owned 2,121 ac and 68 slaves in St. Bartholomew. Fed. census 1830 lists 95 slaves. elected to the House, Pinckney represented St. Bartholomew in the 12th - 16th General Assemblies. (1796-1805)Elected Speaker of the house 26 Nov 1804, served through 1st session of 16th G.A. He was a member of the House comm. on roads, bridges, causeways and ferries (1796-1797), privileges and elections (1800-1804), military (1800-1804), and grievances (1802-1804). Elected to the state Senate for 17th and 18th G. A. (1806-1809), comm. on schools (1808-09). Service as Lieut. Gov. of SC (1820-1822). Again represented St. Bartholomew in the House for the 26 G.A. (1824-25), comm. on pension (1824-25) and internal improvements (1824-25). Supporting nullification, he served as a delegate for St. Bartholomew at the Nullification Convention (1832-33) and signed the Ordinance. Other offices; justice of the quorum (1798), ex officio trustee for SC College (1804-05, 1820-22), commissioner of free schools for St. Bartholomew (1811), commissioner to purchase land for a new courthouse and jail at Walterboro and to sell the old courthouse and jail at Jacksonborough (1815), vestryman for St. Bartholomew (1831-32), presidential elector, founding member of the Walterboro Library Society. On 30 May 1790 he m Rebecca D'Oyley Godfrey, d/o William Godfrey. 11 children: William C. (b.&d. 1791); Deborah Webb m. William Bellinger (b. 1788); Maria Pinckney m. 1) Peter Bohn Girardeau 2) David I. Campbell; William C. (1799-1800); Elizabeth Godfrey; Cotesworth (1802-1847); Rebecca Guy m. Richard Singleton YOUNGBLOOD; William (1808-1834); Anna D'Oyley; Sarah Susan (1815-1817); Susan Sarah (1818-1893) m. Simon John Magwood (1805)1891). Survived by his wife and six children, William Cotesworth Pinckney d. 30 Dec 1833, buried at Edmundsbury Chapel of Ease in St. Bartholomew Parish Arthur Simkins, Sr (Simpkins, Sympkins, Symkins) (1742-1826) father of Eldred Simkins (1779-1831), grandfather of Arthur Simkins (1819-1863) Arthur Simkins, s/o William Simkins (b.1710)and Sabra Roberts, b. 10 Dec 1742, Accomac Co., VA. He moved to SC c1772, settled at Cedar Fields plantation in what became Edgefield Co. Re: 1787 tax return, he owned 3,192 ac in Ninety Six District. In 1792 he received a grant for 21,385 ac located in Orangeburg Dist. btwn Edisto R. and Shaws Cr. Owned two lost in Edgefield, at death he owned 59 slaves. During the Am. Rev., he held rank of captain. Represented 96 Dist. in House during 4th - 8th (1782-1790) G.A. As a delegate for 96, he attended the state constitutional convention (1790). Edgefield established as an election dist, he was elected to the state Senate served in 9th - 16th (1791-1805) G.A. Other offices were justice of the peace for Orangeburg Dist (1774), for 96 Dist (1774), for Edgefield Co. (1785), road commissioner (1778,1784) tax inquirer and collector for 96 Dist (1778,1783), commissioner for dividing 96 Dist into counties (1783), trustee College of Cambridge at 96 Dist (1785, 1789), comm. for inspection and exportation of tobacco (1785, 1789), comm. approve of securities offered by sheriffs of 96 Dist (1795). He was presidential elector for Thomas Jefferson (1796) and for the Jefferson-Burr ticket (1800). Member of Stevens Creek Baptist Church, instrumental in founding First Baptist Church of Edgefield. On 20 Aug 1761 m. Margaret Mathews, wid of Isaac Dalby. Four children: John (1762-1833); William (b. 1764); Nancy m. 1) George Youngblood 2) Henry W. Lowe; Eldred. His wife predeceased him 23 Mar 1809. Arthur d. 29 Sept 1826, buried family graveyard at Cedar Fields. There is bio for Arthur Simkins b. 12 Mar 1819, s/o Eldred, gr s/o Arthur Simkins, Sr, br-on-law of Andrew Pickens Butler and Francis Wilkinson Pickens. Apparently, this Arthur did not fare as well as his gr father or his father either. He was in "poor finanacial straits and had sold his share to Francis W. Pickens who wrtoe on that date to James Edward Calhous that ' Arthur was far more in debt that I thought he was. He was entirely unable to take the place at all, and he freely told me so a week before the sale ... Arthur was in great distress. I then determined to make him safe. I let him take 3,192 ac of land in MS on the Yazoo R. at the lowest valuation ... Gave him 41,000 in cash, gave him a home and place to work for a year ... I think that Arthur has got from me about $12,000 .. if he cannot now recover his lost fortune by it, I am done with him for ever and have told him so. My children will not allow me to help him again. I hav edone for him as if he were my own blood brother, but can do no more. I cannot bear his wife (Mary Bonham, d/o John Whitsel Bonham and Sarah Pou with whom Arthur had one child before Mary d. 21 Mar 1845) and shall certainly advise him to go to MS ... Arthur didn't go to MS Other than the fact that his uncle by marriage (George Youngblood m. Nancy Simkins, sister to Arthur's father, Eldred) is a Youngblood, there is no other connection in this biography brief. Collection of Upper SC Genealogical and Family Records Vol 1-3 GEN 975.7C697 Mentioned in the will of Benjamin Adams; John YOUNGBLOOD made a purchase from the estate c8 May 1828 William Allen estate was admr 21 July 1834 by J. Allen, C. Keith, W. Keith, J. M. Keith, bound ... In estate papers of W. Allen ...Another paper: "On 7 Dec 1839 Simeon YOUNGBLOOD of Benton Co., AL wanted Mr. Dendy the Ord. to send by Barton Griffin his wife's part of William Allen's estate. .. My wife is the d/o John Castle. Wyley Ann we were m. by Joseph Reid Esq. 11 Sept 1839. Mr. Dendy, Please pay William Castle $3.25 out of my wife estate of William Allen. /s/ Simeon Youngblood. John Cassell estate. John owned abt 1,000 ac on Davisses Cr. of Oolenoy R. adj. land of Edward Chastain, Nathaniel Lynch, other. Heirs: widow Fanny Cassell, Thomas Masters and w. Nancy; William Masters and w. Tempy, Lemuel A. Howard and w. Catherine, Robert McJunkin and w. Rosa; Samuel e. Roper and w. Louisa, Ephraim Cassell, Nathaniel Cassell, Marion Cassell; Hamilton Cassell; Zelia A. Cassell; Mary Cassell, John Cassell, Ransom Henderson and wife. The ones out of state are: John Cassell, Ransom Henderson, Simeon YOUNGBLOOD and wife Milly and heirs of William Cassell, dec'd. Mentioned in the will of Racheal Chapman; 30 Apr 1895. Wit: C. L. Hollingsworth, R. B. Lumkin, J. T. YOUNGBLOOD, J. M. Stewart. Probated 28 May 1896 Mentioned in the will of George Dodson; 24 Oct 1862. Wit. Samuel YOUNGBLOOD, R. E. Steel, M. J. Robin Mentioned in the will of ?; 13 Jan 1820, Jacob YOUNGBLOOD made a purchase. Mentioned in the will of Malcom Whitney; 31 Oct 1827; Jesse YOUNGBLOOD and Rachel YOUNGBLOOD made a purchase. Mentioned in the will of Robert Williams; admr 9 Aug 1823; Money due the estate in notes as of 4 Oct 1823; John R. YOUNGBLOOD J. T. YOUNGBLOOD. Pickens, SC. Estate admr 25 Apr 1901 by Elizabeth J. YOUNGBLOOD, W. W. YOUNGBLOOD, W. T. McFALL, J. McD. Bruce are bound unto J. B. Newberry Ord. in the sum of $5,200. 2 Apr 1901. Pd 6 Feb. 1904. Sarah M. YOUNGBLOOD, W. W. YOUNGBLOOD, Martha J. Mann, Zina L. Breazeale, Mrs. e. J. YOUNGBLOOD, the widow and gdn. for Elishe YOUNGBLOOD, John YOUNGBLOOD, Frances K. YOUNGBLOOD minors each $100. YOUNGBLOOD, Minors 12 Dec 1903. Elizabeth J. YOUNGBLOOD, W. T. McFall, Ernest Folger are bound unto J. B. Newberry Ord. in the sum of $593.00. E. J. YOUNGBLOOD gdn. of Elisha, John and Frances YOUNGBLOOD minors under 21 yrs. and children of John T. YOUNGBLOOD. Nancy Jane YOUNGBLOOD, clerk of Court Office. Pickens, SC. Personally came Nancy Jane YOUNGBLOOD before me and deposed on oath that the following is a true statement of the cause which led to her assault on Sarah White and to which she has pleaded guilty at the present term of Court. that her husband, William A. YOUNGBLOOD was a carpenter employed by the contractor at the tunnel in this district, that then indigence required her to labor with her own hands to aid in the support of the family consisting of three small children. that she with the consent of her husband opened a boarding house at the tunnel for the laborers on the work, that she did nearly all the cooking and washing for from ten to twenty five boarders. .. she hired a woman who called herself Sarah Busclark, that after the woman had been in her employ about two or three weeks she learned that her true name was Sarah White and that she was a loose woman. That at the expiration of her month she dismissed said Sarah. That the manner of her husband changed very much towards her about the time the woman left and insisted that Sarah White should be retained. She would not assent. ... she learned that her husband was constantly visiting Sarah ... this deponent had rendered in her board bill to the contractors amounting to $124 for board and washing for laborers. Her husband ... engaged board for Sarah ... he was to take Sarah, steal away the oldest child and go to South America to work on a contract to build a railroad. (Nancy) sent to the office of the contractors to get bread and meat for herself and family, ... messenger returned saying that nothing was due this deponent. She didn't eat from Sunday till Thursday. Was satisfied that Sarah White was the cause of her want, shame and distribution. She counnselled (sic) several friends all of whom advised her to give Sarah a good whipping with the hickory. (NOTE: Which she did!) ... her husband has returned to his home and has treated her with a tenderness, kindness and consideration worthy of his duties and obligations. ... she throws herself upon the clemency of the court ... sworn 20 Mar 1860. /s/ Nancy Jane YOUNGBLOOD. Ambrose J. Smith states that he has known Mrs. YOUNGBLOOD from her infancy and that she herself has for many years past been a member of the Methodist Church. James Lawrence and F. N. Garvin made oath that Sarah White is reported to be a common prostitute. Simeon YOUNGBLOOD. Deed Bk B, p60. Probate Judge Office, Pickens, SC. On 23 Nov 1861, Simeon YOUNGBLOOD and wife Milly were heirs of John Cassell, dec'd of Pickens Dist. and his widow Fanny Cassell. Mentioned in the will of Robert A. Cochran. 30 Apr 1895. Wit. W. t. Odell, J. E. Parson, J. T. YOUNGBLOOD. Mentioned in the will of Pleasant Crain. 6 Dec 1841, Mathew YOUNGBLOOD made a purchase. Mentioned in the will of William Lipscomb. 7 Jan 1805. Lewis YOUNGBLOOD made a purchase. Joyce Zachman, Sugar Land, TX