Hello, Good to see all the YOUNGBLOOD activity - I descend from Samuel and Gracie Ann MARTIN YOUNGBLOOD - Samuel was born in Edgefield, SC about 1788 - his first wife was Martha ----. Samuel shows up in the census in Abbeville in 1810 and then moved (before 1820) to a farm on the banks of the Keowee River where he lived, died, and is now buried. It was then Pendleton District and is now Pickens County, SC. My line migrated many miles since 1820 and now exists about 8 miles away in the town on Pickens. Most of Samuel's descendants are very well documented - his ancestors are not as well documented - some believe his father was also Samuel ((Southern Indiana Youngbloods). Can anyone help with the puzzle? David Youngblood

Hi: I'm new to the list and have not yet done much research on "my" Pulaski Co., IL YOUNGBLOODs but am also contributing to the database what I have found so far. ("My" line: Moses YOUNGBLOOD's daughter, Angelina, born 23 Mar. 1841, died 15 Feb. 1878, married Richard Mott GAUNT in 1857 and they lived in Pulaski Co., IL) Any help on this line is always appreciated. Thank you. Carolyn (Luton) Geittmann 1. Johnson County, IL Marriages Recorded from 1834-1857 copied by Mrs. Guy Bellamy & Miss Cara Slack, from SAGA, Vol. I, #3: ...P. 14. Stephen V. LATHAM, age 26, b. Johnson Co., IL, son of Carter LATHAM & Malissa YOUNGBLOOD, m. Martha E. HORRELL, age 19 on 13 Sept. 1878 ...P. 154. 04 May 1835 Robert WORLEY m. Rebecca YOUNGBLOOD, Marriage License Record Book Feb. 1835-Dec. 1857, p. 7 ...P. 154. 30 July 1835 Henry BOGGS/BAGGS m. Jane YOUNGBLOOD, Marriage License Record Book Feb. 1835-Dec. 1857, p. 11. (MO Aron YOUNGBLOOD, Jr. - Bride of LA) ...P. 165. 22 Oct. 1848 C. C. LATHAM m. Malissa YOUNGBLOOD, Marriage License Record Book Feb. 1835-Dec. 1857, p. 274 2. Johnson County, IL Early Marriages 1834-1877, Vol I, compiled by Carolyn Cromeenes Foss & Judy Foreman Lee ...P. 12. 22 Oct. 1848 C. C. LATHAM m. Malissa YOUNGBLOOD, Marriage License Record Book Feb. 1835-Dec. 1857, p. 274 ...P. 28. 19 May 1859 Sanders BROWN m. Ann YOUNGBLOOD ...P. 50. 15 Mar. 1867 Baley H. KERLEY m. Martha YOUNGBLOOD ...P. 79. 12 Dec. 1876 I. M. HAILEY/HALEY, age 27 m. Mollie A. YOUNGBLOOD, age 20 of Grand Chain, Pulaski Co., IL, m. at res. Of J. B. MORRAY 3. Marriages of Union Co., IL 1818-1880, compiled by Ernest Harding Jackson: ...P. 323. YOUNGBLOOD, Thomas m. Nancy BEGGS 31 Aug. 1837 4. Pulaski Co., IL Marriages ...YOUNGBLOOD, Alice m. Jesse EAVES 15 Oct. 1880 ...Marriage Register #1: ......P. 1 A. L. M. YOUNGBLOOD m. Rachael A. A____ 16 Feb. 1862 by James R. KITCHELL, J.P. ......P. 4. William S. YOUNGBLOOD m. Laura M. LIPE 23 Mar. 1863 by C. C. DAVIS, J.P. ......P. 5. George W. YOUNGBLOOD m. Harriet A. Isaacs 12 July 1863 by J. J. WALKER, J.P. ......P. 13. John C. REED m. Laura J. YOUNGBLOOD 23 Apr. 1865 by G. W. BRISTOW, M.G. ......P. 19. Wm. M. STEVERS m. Clarinda Ellen YOUNGBLOOD 04 Oct. 1866 by Geo. W. BRISTOW, M.G. ......P. 24 . John WEAVER m. Miss Esther YOUNGBLOOD 29 Oct. 1867 by J. P. LOWERY, J.P. ......P. 33. Thomas J. GREEN m. Miss Harriet A. YOUNGBLOOD 26 Dec. 1869 by Edward B. OLMSTED, M.G. ......P. 51. F. M. YOUNGBLOOD m. Miss Famllee CAUSTS (sp?) 21 June 1875 by Stanton FIELD, M.G. ......P. 53. George W.YOUNGBLOOD m. Miss Aley BANCUM 24 Jan. 1876 by Stanton FIELD, M.G. ......P. 93. Jesse EAVES m. Miss Alice YOUNGBLOOD 15 Oct. 1880 by John W. TODD ......P. 109. Wm. Henry CRIPPEN m. Miss Sarah Ellen YOUNGBLOOD 15 Oct. 1884 by W. A. GAUNT, J.P. ......P. 114. Wm. YOUNGBLOOD m. Miss Martha Jane ODEL 23 Feb. 1886 by James M. GORE, M.G. ......P. 132. A. W. TARR m. Miss Olive YOUNGBLOOD 25 July 1889 by Thos. E. ECHOLS 5. Perry Co., IL Marriages 1827-1850 With Genealogical Notes, compiled by Elizabeth Spurgeon & Dorothy I. Cooke ...P. 8. William WILSON m. Emily C. YOUNGBLOOD, dau of Rev. Isaiah, 10 Nov. 1836 ...P. 10 Daniel WARD m. Susan B. YOUNGBLOOD, dau of Rev. Isaiah, 09 Aug. 1838 ...P. 11. George W. STURAVANT/STURDIVANT m. Corine YOUNGBLOOD, dau of Rev. Isaiah, 07 Nov. 1839 ...P. 28 John P. FORD m. Louisa H. YOUNGBLOOD, dau of Rev. Isaiah, 17 Nov. 1847 ...P. 29 Marquis C. HAWKINS m. Lavina C. YOUNGBLOOD, dau of Rev. Isaiah, 17 Nov. 1847 6. Pope Co., IL Marriages 1816-1839, compiled by Janet Schonert ...P. 23. Cyrenus CHURCH m. Easter YOUNGBLOOD 05 July 1838 7. Saline Co., IL Marriages 1847-1880, Bernard N. Moore ...P. Book D, p. 29: Solomon B. YOUNGBLOOD, age 47, m. Mrs. M. Lodusky NEWTON, age 45, 27 Dec. 1874, both resided in Stonefort. 8. Union Co., IL 1818 Census: No YOUNGBLOODs 9. Index to 1830 Federal Census (Alex., Pope, Union, Johnson, Jackson, Franklin, Perry, Randolph, Monroe, Washington, Marion, Jefferson, Hamilton, & Gallatin Counties, IL, compiled by Gill & Gill ...P. 57 Gallatin Co. 277-19 Aaron YOUNGBLOOD Franklin. Co.112-1 Fanny YOUNGBLOOD Gallatin Co. 277-20 George YOUNGBLOOD Gallatin Co. 278-3 Henry YOUNGBLOOD Franklin Co. 114-6 Isaac YOUNGBLOOD Perry Co. 122-13 Isaiah YOUNGBLOOD Franklin Co. 98-22 Izaah YOUNGBLOOD Franklin Co. 114-5 James YOUNGBLOOD Franklin Co. 104-11 James YOUNGBLOOD Franklin Co. 104-12 Jonathin YOUNGBLOOD 10. Shawneetown Land District Records 1814-1820 transcribed by Lowell M. Volkel ...P. 56 Date Installment Payment Made 08 June 1818, Receipt #3242, Person credited with payment, Aaron YOUNGBLOOD, Residence, Franklin Co., IL, Paid $16.00, Legal Description of land, SE 35, 8S 3 E, # Acres 160 ...P. 61 Date Installment Payment Made 17 July 1818, Receipt #3549, Person credited with payment, Aaron YOUNGBLOOD, Residence, Franklin Co., IL, TN, Paid $207.35, Legal Description of land, SE 35, 8S 3 E, # Acres 160 11. Union Co. State Census 1835, SAGA XXIII/3, pp. 2-17 by Dexter: No YOUNGBLOODs 12. 1840 Census Index, Illinois transcribed by Jackson and Teeples: ...P. 192 YOUNGBLOOD, Solomon Pope 178 No Township Listed Isaac Perry 077 " Jerry Sangamon 034 " Thomas Johnson 407 " Thomas Union 062 " 13. Johnson County, IL 1840 Census, GSSI, SAGA Vol. VIII, #3: ...SAGA p. 18; Census p. 408A, Township 14 ......Thomas YOUNGBLOOD 1 male 15-20; 1 female 20-30 14. Union Co., IL 1850 Census, copied by Bernice C. Richards: No YOUNGBLOODs 15. Union Co., IL 1860 U.S. Census, Microfilm #653-231 ...Anna, 03 Aug. 1860, p. 140, #1030/#1028 ......HOOPS, Wm. 98 M SC Farmer $150 Alice 66 F GA Martha 25 F TN YOUNGBLOOD, William 3 M IL Richard 3/12 M IL 16. Pulaski Co., IL 1850 U.S. Census ...Caledonia 18 Oct. 1850, p. 38, #320/#327 YOUNGBLOOD, Moses 39 M TN Farmer Milley 42 F OH George 20 M IL Common Laborer William S. 19 M IL Mary A. 16 F IL Angeline 10 F IL Jane 8 F IL Louisa 6 F IL Ellen 2 F IL ...Caledonia 28 Oct. 1850, p. 44, #373/#379 YOUNGBLOOD, Absalom 44 M TN Farming Margaret M. 34 F KY Eliza Ann 17 F IL Sarah Ellen 13 F IL Aaron M. 11 M IL Esther 2 F IL McCLOUD, Missouri A. 6 F IL 17. 1850 U.S. Census, Perry Co., IL ...P. 107. #926/932 YOUNGBLOOD, William J. 18 M IL Farmer JONES Sarah A. 20 F IL Francis M. 16 M IL Edmon D. 12 M IL YOUNGBLOOD,Josiah 56 M GA Farmer 18. 1860 U.S. Census, Pulaski Co., IL ...P. 48 #570 YOUNGBLOOD, Moses 49 M TN Farmer $800 Milly 52 F TN Laura J. 16 F IL Louisa 15 F IL Ellen 12 F IL ...P. 51,52 #609 YOUNGBLOOD, A. 34 M TN $3,000 Margaret44 F KY Esther 12 F IL James H. 9 M IL ...P. 67 #796 YOUNGBLOOD, Wm. 27 M IL Farmer $400 (living in Caledonia, IL) Julia 25 F IL Geo. W. 5 M IL Francis M. 4 M IL ...P. 213 #189 GAUNT, W. M. 24 M W IL KY IL Farmer Maggie 22 F W OH PRussia PRussia Housewife Callie 1/12 F W IL IL OH Dau YOUNGBLOOD, Alice 17 F W IL IL IL Cousin ...P. 214 #196 YOUNGBLOOD, Laura 26 F` W KY KY KY Sister-in-law of William STEVERS, wife Ellen, 31, & family ...P. 208 #208 LIPE, Frank 42 F W TN TN TN Farmer Nancy 36 F W IL KY KY Housewife WALKER, George 15 M W IL IL Al Wk on farm YOUNGBLOOD, Sarah 14 F W IL IL TN Niece ROBINSON, Jerry 8 M W KY KY KY 19. A History of Johnson Co., IL by Mrs. P. T. Chapman: ...P. 271. " The next court was November 1833, G. W. YOUNGBLOOD is the only grand juryman not mentioned before." 20. Union Co., IL Genealogical Information, Vol. 2, Early Court House Records 1818-1846, compiled by Darrel Dexter ...P. 180 Union Co., IL County Commisioners Records 1831-1870: 02 June 1862, C. H. WILLEFORD was allowed $6 for making the coffin of Samuel WILKERSON, $5 each for making the coffins of Martha YOUNGBLOOD and Mrs. CHESTER and $3 for making the coffin for the child of Mrs. WHITE. 21. Index to Obituaries & Death Notices, Jonesboro Gazette,1858-1883, Union Co., IL, transcribed by Darrel Dexter: ...P. 69. 21 Dec. 1878. YOUNGBLOOD, infant son of F. M., of Benton, died of diptheria 07 Dec. 1878 22. McGinnis Cemetery, Union Co., IL, SAGA X/#4, pp. 27-34 ...P. 28. YOUNGBLOOD, Haskell S. 11 Apr. 1914-09 Aug. 1970 ...P. 29. Elmer 17 Sept. 1885-16 Aug. 1918 Wayne 26 Apr. 1916- 23 Nov. 1928 Dorse 18 Aug. 1887- 30 Apr. 1958 Ethel 09 Sept. 1894- 16 Apr. 1935 23. Alexander Co., IL Deeds ...06 Apr. 1837, A & B, 587, $10: Absalom YOUNGBLOOD & others, John PRICE & wife ...12 May 1838 C, 217, $270: Absolom YOUNGBLOOD, James W. TIMMONS & Wife ...1838 C, 146 Absalom YOUNGBLOOD ...1839, D, 189 Absalom YOUNGBLOOD ...1842, D, 295 Moses YOUNGBLOOD 24. First Court in Pulaski Co., IL Held in 1844, SAGA XVIII/#2, p. 42 ...A. YOUNGBLOOD 25. Caledonia Lodge #47, SAGA XVII/#1, p. 29 ...New members who joined during 1848: A. YOUNGBLOOD ...Officers elected in 1849: Abraham YOUNGBLOOD ...Officers elected in 1850: Absalom YOUNGBLOOD 26. Alexander County Cemeteries, Alexander Co., IL Edited by Elaine Bonifield ...P. 153 Lindsey Cemetery: Clarence N. YOUNGBLOOD, Illinois, PFC 4 CONST SQ AAF, World War II, B. Mar. 5, 1927, D. Nov. 20, 1966 27. ‘Where They Sleep' Cemetery Inscriptions of Pulaski Co., IL, compiled by Martha McMUNN et al ...Vol #1: P. 51. Grand Chain Masonic Cemetery: ......#947. Aaron YOUNGBLOOD, 1839-(can't read rest) ......#950. Annie YOUNGBLOOD, 1846-1918 ............... P. 94 Ullin City Cemetery: Maggie J. YOUNGBLOOD 21 Feb. 1900-(blank) & Charles YOUNGBLOOD 09 Nov. 1899-15 Nov. 1977 ...Vol #2: P. 106. Veteran Burials in Grand Chain: Aron YOUNGBLOOD, C War Pvt. A Co F 11 Ill Inf. D. 1918 ...Vol #4 P. 138. Beechwood Cemetery, Orland E. YOUNGBLOOD< 1931-1984 (Metal Marker) 28. Pulaski Co., IL Genealogy Notes, Vol 1, Atherton, Badgley, McMunn ...P. 25 Odle Family:...Martha ODLE who m. John YOUNGBLOOD was the dau. of Houston L. ODLE who m. Nancy Jane ...P. 57 Anderson Family....Sylvia Effie Havens Snell married a second time to Robert Johnson Reed, son of John C. and Laurinda (YOUNGBLOOD) Reed. (See REED)... ...P. 63 Cain Family...William M. STEVERS born 21 may 1843 in Mississippi; ... m. Ellen YOUNGBLOOD ...P. 91 Reed Family...John Campbell Reed, 16 Oct. 1842-02 Mar. 1924), son of Robert & Ella Reed, 1/m Laurinda YOUNGBLOOD (27 Oct. 1842-23 Mar. 1886), had son, Robert Johnson... 29. Pulaski Co., IL Genealogy Notes, Vol 2, Atherton, Badgley, McMunn: ...P. 21 History of Grand Chain...Grand Chain, New Grand Chain, which shall it be?...Today the road sign ‘New Grand Chain' puzzles those passing by. This came about from a ‘battle' in 1874. The railroad was completed through the area about one half mile from Grand Chain. It was important to establish a station on the line. Was it to be on the John Reed place, the YOUNGBLOOD Cut, or at the corner of Mart GAUNT's field? Petitions were taken, and the station was put on the John Reed place... 30. Union Co., IL Soldiers of The American Revolution, The War of 1812, The Creek Indian War, The Seminole Indian War, The Illinois State Militia, The Black Hawk War, The Mexican War, The Civil War, Including All Soldiers of the 109th IL Infantry, compiled by Darrel Dexter ...P. 186. Union Co., IL Civil War Soldiers ......YOUNGBLOOD, Aaron, corp., Co. K, 109th, Pulaski Co., enlisted 15 Aug. 1862, age 23, born in Pulaski Co., IL, married, farmer, mustered in 11 Sept. 1862, transferred Co. F, 11th, promoted to Sgt., reduced to ranks, promoted Corp., mustered out 14 July 1865 (AGR, MDR). 31. Pioneer Families and Dates of Their Arrival in Williamson Co., IL, SAGA, Vol. I, #2, p. 79 ...Aaron YOUNGBLOOD, 1815 32. Johnson Co. IL Circuit Court Records 1829-1836, compiled by Richard Sullins, Ruth Sistler, Jack Sistler ...P. 37. 27 Apr. 1833 George W. YOUNGBLOOD was sued by Jesse Pratt on Appeal. The case was continued. ...P. 41. 13 Nov. 1833 George YOUNGBLOD served on the Grand Jury ...P. 48. Thursday 14 Nov. 1833 the case continued from 27 Apr. 1833 was heard, continued again. ...P. 50 Later in Nov. 1833, the case above was again heard, with George W. YOUNGBLOOD given a recovery of his costs from the Plaintiff. ...P. 54 13 May 1834 the same case with George W. YOUNGBLOOD was amended with a stay of execution of costs & fees. ...P. 58 10 Nov. 1834 Aron YOUNGBLOOD served on the grand jury. ...P. 73. George W. YOUNGBLOOD again defended his suit by Jesse Pratt ...P. 74. More of the same with George again awarded recovery of his costs. 33. Johnson Co., IL Probate Records Nov. 1822-Mar. 1841, compiled by Sullins, Sistler, & Sistler ...P. 16. 21 Mar. 1834 George M. YOUNGBLOOD was allowed 75 cents for appraising the property of the estate of Daniel SIMPSON, deceased. ...P. 43. 30 May 1836 At a special term of the probate court in and for the County of Johnson and State of Illinois before Samuel COPLAND Judge of said court. Margaret YOUNGBLOOD & Moses YOUNGBLOOD came into Court and obtained leave of said court for letters of administration of the Estate of Aaron YOUNGBLOOD Decd which was in the following words and figures (to wit). State of Illinois ) County of Johnson) Set The people of the State of Illinois to all to whom these presents shall come greeting Know ye that whereas Aaron YOUNGBLOOD of the County of Johnson & State of Illinois died intestate as it is said on or about the 3rd day of February AD 1836 having at the time of his decease personal property in the State which may be lost destroyed or diminished in value if speedy care be not taken of the Same To the end therefore that said property may be collected and preserved for those who shall appear to have a legal right or interest therein we do hereby appoint Margaret YOUNGBLOOD & Moses YOUNGBLOOD of the County of Johnson and State of Illinois administrators of all and singular the goods chattles rights and credits (which) were of said Aaron YOUNGBLOOD of the time of his Decease with full power and authority to Secure and collect said property and debts wheresoever the same may be found in this state and in general to do and perform all other acts which now are or hereafter be required of him by law. Witness Samuel COPLAND Judge of Probate in and for said County of Johnson at his office in Vienna this 30th May 1836. ...P. 44. 04 June 1836. Margaret YOUNGBLOOD & Aaron (Moses (?)) YOUNGBLOOD returned in to court the sail bill and bill of appraisement of the property bill belonging to Aaron YOUNGBLOOD (Segnor: Senior ?) At the time of his Decease which is in the words and figures (to wit) This is a list of the goods and chattles of Aaron YOUNGBLOOD Deceased valued by us ...one horse two years old at...$ 55.00 ...one filly at...50.00 ...one cow & calf...12.00 ...one cow & calf...12.00 ...one yearling at...12.50 ...one yearling steer at...11.00 ...one bull at...6.00 ...five head of sheep at...10.00 ...nineteen head of hogs at...20.00 .............................$138.00 Amount brought over...$138.00 ...pair Sows and piggs at...12.00 ...two sythes and cradles at...4.00 ...Farming tools at...15.00 ...one clock at...20.00 ...one bed and furniture...10.00 .............................$199.00 We here duly swearing to have valued the property of Aaron YOUNGBLOOD Deceased all that come before us given under our hands and seals this 4th day of June 1836. (Signed) Wm. Slack, John O. Campbell (his mark), William Peterson (his mark). ...P. 45. The following is the sail bill returned by said Margaret & Aaron (Moses?) Being Ad etc. ...John Guinn to one sorrel filly...$ 27.50 ...S. J. Chapman young horse...32.50 ...Thomas Tripp one cow and calf...14.25 ...Nathaniel Thacker one yoke steer...20.50 ...Thomas YOUNGBLOOD one steer...4.90 ...James Corder one head of hogs...10.50 ...Thos. YOUNGBLOOD 1 two year old bull...10.50 ...Thos. YOUNGBLOOD 2 sows & piggs...7.75 ...Daniel Chapman one plow...2.75 ...S. J. Chapman 1 sythe cradle...1.62 1/2 .................................$133.77 1/2 We certify that the above amount and Sales is correct according to the

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Research on 19 Aug 1999 @ Clayton Census Listings for YOUNGBLOOD in GA 1790 Reconstructed: 1st Name Source County Abraham Name from deeds of 1790-94 Columbia Isaac Minutes of Inferior Court, 1790 Richmond Jacob Muster Rolls, 1793 Columbia Joshua Muster Rolls, 1793 Columbia Peter Headrights bounty grants 1790-1795, Land Court held 1786-87 witnesses and other names appearing Richmond Index to US Census of GA for 1820, GA Hist. Soc. 2nd ed; Microfilm pg # taken from Ronald Vern Jackson's GA 1820 Census Index 1st Name County Microfilm pg# Abraham Burke 27 Abraham Columbia 35 B. Richmond 223 (single man between age 16-26) Francis Columbia 33 Isaac Hancock 108 Isaac Washington 147 Jacob Hancock 93 James, Jr. Hancock 107 James, Sr. Hancock 107 John Columbia 49 John Jones ? not listed in Ronald Vern Jackson's listing! Nathan Hancock 107 Peter Gwinnett 263 Polly Columbia 25 listed as Sally in Ronald Vern Jackson's Rebecca Hancock 107 Thomas Hancock 108 William L. Hancock 108 Index to the 1830 Census of GA, compiled by Alvarette K. Register 1st Name County Microfilm pg# A. B. Walton 158 Abraham Burke 154 Abram Monroe 173 Arthur Hancock 172 Bennett Fayette 183 Gideon Gwinnett 339 H. D. Lee 31 Isaac Hancock 172 Isaacs Hancock 172 J. R. Washington 263 Jacob Talbot 337 James Hancock 172 Joel Baldwin 44 Joseph Upson 112 Nancy Columbia 348 Nath.(an?) Baldwin 36 Sarah Morgan 243 Thomas Hancock 172 the following are written as YONGBLOOD Jacob Pike 128 William Pike 132 1840 Census 1st Name County Microfilm pg# Abraham Burke 154 Abram Sumpter 180 Arthur Baldwin 63 Bennett Fayette 233 Francis Hancock 222 George Habersham 136 Greene Hancock 229 Hiram Sumpter 180 Isaac R. Washington 209 James Baldwin 62 Joel Jones 132 Joel Wilkes 280 Joseph Upson 52 Joseph Murray 266 Michael C. Sumpter 168 Nathan Dooly 101 P. Flody 255 Sarah Morgan 232 T. Monroe 189 T. Monroe 164 Thomas Baldwin 51 Thomas D. Sumpter 168 W. Floyd 255 Wiley Wilkes 281 William Forsyth 276 Early Miscellaneous Land Records of GA, Christine Aldridge Complaints filed about: grants not signed, warrants elapsing through no fault of the grantee and land already granted being granted again. Most of these grants were alotted during the summer and fall of 1790 and were around Brunswick, St. George Parish and along the coast. People were flocking to the "Irish Reserve" (also known as Queensborough) near Louisville. 1st Name date land location further description Peter Mar 1771 100 ac Uchee Creek adj Benjamin Youngblood Benjamin Mar 1771 100 ac Uchee Creek mile from George Osbourn Complaints about having to reapply for grants John Sept 1771 200ac Little Kioka wife and seven children (for some reason John mentioned wife and children as part of his complaint) Georgia Intestate Records, J. H. Austin GEN 975.8A936GA William Ray decd; William G. Ray adm 1839-1340 returns, Cherokee Co. land sold... 1840-41 paid heirs H. YOUNGBLOOD... John Bulfinch decd. Isaac R. YOUNGBLOOD issue L/A (letters of admin) 6 Mar 1837 Washington Ovan H. YOUNGBLOOD (is this the H listed above?) decd, Mary Y issued L/A 7 July 1825 Cornelius McCoy decd, Benjamin Williams and William YOUNGBLOOD admin of orphans 2 Sept 1833 Harris Nathan YOUNGBLOOD purchase John Cone, Sr. estate sale 26 Sept 1842 Abstracts of Georgia Wills, Vol 1, J. H. Austin GEN 975.8A936 Daniel McNiel, Sr. b: 23 Oct 1804, d:18 June 1805 (p3841?) sons: Daniel, Jesse, wife: Sarah; daus: Sarah Reeves, Ann Lastly, Mary Robeson, Amy YOUNGBLOOD; grandchildren: Daniel, Anna and Caty YOUNGBLOOD 37,000 Early Georgia Marriages, J. Maddox & M. Carter County 1st Name Wife Date Baldwin Arthur Nelly Gordy 18 Jan 1830 Cornelius Jane Martin 26 Dec 1847 Green Mary Gordy 2 Dec 1830 Cass Edward Lucinda Mason 15 Mar 1855 Columbia Henry Alice Ray 18 Nov 1812 Jacob Lavinia Ashe 7 May 1758 John Ann Tarven 6 Sept 1794 William Catherine Jones 21 Dec 1819 Fayette Benjamin F. Frances Pharr 22 Sept 1850 John Martha Wesley 11 May 1848 Jasper Abemelech Nancy Boyet 25 Aut 1822 Jefferson Augustus Mary Evens 30 May 1850 Jones Arthur Mariah Freeman 26 Aug 1821 Joel Ruth Porter 18 May 1837 Monroe Thornton M. Elizabeth Shockley 28 Feb 1834 Muscogee Thos. Mary E. Pitts Lic. Dec. 17840 Upson Benjamin F. Martha Ann Trice 18 Dec 1845 Richmond Abraham Amey McNeill 1 Mar 1787 Basil Ann Fleming 26 Dec 1833 Benjamin Polly Dillard 20 Jan 1810 Benjamin Susannha Collins 20 Dec 1794 George Nancy Simpkins 24 Oct 1788 Isaac Elizabeth YOUNGBLOOD 2 July 1788 Joshua Catherine McNeill 30 May 1789 Richmond County, Georgia Marriages 975.8852 YOUNGBLOOD Name Spouse Date Letitia A.G. Benjamin L. Greenwood 26 May1841 Mary Bouyer Balthazar 13 Apr 1822 Pasty James Cone 6 Jan 1807 Sally Edward Henry Haggins 8 Jan 1807 30,638 Burials in Georgia, J. H. Austin YOUNGBLOOD Name Dates Cemetery Name County Benjamin Franklin 1 Nov 1829 - 24 July 1853 Trice Cem Upson Joseph Cornelius 20 Nov 1850 - 30 July 1932 Joseph Y Baldwin Mary E 1857 - 9 Oct 1900 Walnut Fork Bapt. Jackson (wife of M. J. YOUNGBLOOD) Mary Proctor 5 Aug 1859 - 17 Jan 1935 The Georgians: Genealogies of Pioneer Settlers, Jeanette Holland Austin GEN 975.8A936 Page 415 has Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD from Granville Co., NC into Edgefield Co., SC then Richmond Co., GA where he was decd in 1784. Wife, Martha. The first record we find of this family in Edgefield Co., SC is a deed dated 27 Jan 1774 of Peter Youngblood "of Granville Co." to John Frazier, 100 acres, s.s. Beaverdam Cr. of Savannah River, signed Peter and Mary Y. Richmond Co., GA. DB IF, P.37, 23 Apr 1784, Peter Y and John Y, heirs of Benjamin Y, decd, to Joshua Grinage, 100 acres in St. Paul's Parish which was granted to said Benjamin Y in 1775, with Martha relinquishing her dower, 23 Apr 1784, Peter and John Y. Issue of Benjamin follows: 1. John m: Ann Tarvin 6 Sept 1794 Columbia Co., GA. 8 Aug 1801 Columbia Co., GA deed, John and w., Anna, to Abrahma 124 acres... adj to Benjamin Y and Jacob Y on Little Kiokee Cr.... 2. Peter Y, Sr., decd 1788, w., Susannah, Richmond Co., GA DB IG P.58 21 Oct 1788, Susannah Y wid of Peter, decd and Samuel Y, Joseph Y, William Wilson and wife Rebecca, Cain Gentry and wife, Liddy, Lewis Y, and Sarah Y, Susannah and Margaret Y of same place, 100 acres. Richmond DB IG, P. 103, 11 Dec 1775, Jacob Jones and wife, Elizabeth, of St. Paul's Parish, to Peter Y, planter, 100 acres. Columbia Co. deed of gift, 27 Nov 1777, Peter Y, Sr. of Richmond Co., to sons, Abraham and George, 200 acres Whiteoak Cr... Peter Y now decd, 6 May 1794, /s/ John Y, Lewis Y, et al. George Y appears and deposed that his bro., Abraham, is now decd, and was possessed by above tract destroyed by fire. Issue follows: 1. Abraham. Columbia Co., GA ests 8 Mary 1799, George Y issued letters of admin for estate of Abraham decd by 1794. Abraham m: Amey McNeill 1 Mar 1787 Richmond., GA 2. George Y m: Nancy Simpkins 24 Oct 1788 Richmond Co., GA dau of Arthur Simpkins. George lived Edgefield Co., SC 1797, as evid. by deed, Columbia Co. 16 Aor 1797, George Y of Edgefield Co., SC to Jesse Offutt... orig. granted to James Neal and sold to Peter Y and by him, deed of gift to George Y. 3. Peter Y, Jr. Greene Co., GA DB DBI P -344, 14 Feb 1789, Peter Y of Edgefield Co., planter to Howel Harris 575 acres, Washington Co., now Greene Co., granted 22 Feb 1785. Columbia Co., GA deed 1 Jan 1797, Peter Y of Richmond Co., to James Culbreath, 300 acres, Trading Path, granted Peter Y 6 Aug 1763 on Fortune Branch. 4. Samuel Y lived Hancock Co., GA 1794 5. Joseph Y 6. Rebecca Y m: William Wilson 7. Liddy Y m: Cain Gentry, s/o elisha Gentry 8. Sarah Y m: Edward Hagin 8 Jan 1807 Richmond Co., GA 9. Susannah Y 10. Margaret "Patsy" Y m: James Cone 8 Jan 1807 Richmond Co., GA 11 Lewis Y, his LWT dated Edgefield Co., SC 11 Feb 1822, pvd 23 Feb 1822 wife, Mary, naming issue: Abner, eldest, Gideon, Thomas, Basil (m: Ann Fleming 26 Dec 1833 Edgefield Co., SC), William, Sarah, Catherine. Others in Columbia and Richmond Cos. were: Jacob m: Lavinta Ashe 9 May 1798 Columbia Co.; Benjamin, b: 20 Oct 1773 Richmond Co., GA, d: 15 Jan 1860 Marion Co., MS m: 20 Nov 1794 Richmond Co Susannah Collins b: 16 May 1775 Edgefield Co., SC d: 19 Nov 1866 Marion Co. MS d/o Moses and Hannah Willis Collins; Joshua m: Catherine McNeill 30 May 1789 Richmond Co., GA, Catherine mentioned in deed of Anderson Crawford to Zach. Sinquefield, Columbia Co., GA 19 May 1794 150 acres Saluda River, orig adj. Catherine YOUNGBLOOD A branch of the above family removed to Hancock Co., GA by 1794 as evidenced by deeds of James Y, Samuel Y and wife to Nathan Y and James Y to Arthur Y, and there in 1808 when further deeds were made. In 1830, Arthur, Isaac, James and Thomas are in said co., and in 1850 Francis b: 1770 NC; Thomas, b:1799 GA; Nathan, b: 1770 NC; and Green, b:1800 GA, all in Hancock Co. The Hancock Co. group appear to be descendants of Samuel Y, s/o of Peter, Sr. Joyce Zachman, Sugar Land, TX

Looking for any information on Glover Addie Youngblood, bn Barnwell, SC married to Lillie Mae Queen (Barnwell, SC) Glover passed away when my father in law was 5 yoa and Lillie now has Alzheimer's and no one seems to know anything about the family. Can anyone help?? Thank You, Tammy Youngblood

Dear Joyce Zachman, Sugar Land, What a wonderful person you are to share your inforamtion with the family. I know we all will benefit as we all share what we find with each other. I likewise will send the information I find as it seems helpful. James Benjamin Youngblood,Jr

Research on 18 Aug, 1999 @ Clayton Index to War of 1812 Pension Files 1st Name Number Company Officer Branch Abimelech SC16891 Capt Edmund Hopron GA Mil Allen SC18904 Capt William Douglass TN Mil Henry(Sarah) WC8229 Capt M. Collins MS Mil Joel(Eliz) WO37769 Capt Horton GA Mil Reason(Annie) WC17015 Capt William Meggs SC Mil " SC20972 Samuel(Rachel) WC18476 Capt Cooper SC Mil Thomas SO28402 Capt Robert Glenn GA Mil, Pvt Index to Volunteer Soldiers in Indian Wars and Disturbances, 1815 - 1858 1st Name Officer and Company War/Disturbance Aaron, Cpl. Capt West 2nd Regt 1st Brig IL *Mtd Vol Black Hawk A. I., Pvt Warren 1st Regt FL Mil FL War of 1836 Andrew J., Pvt McNeill Co FL Mtd Vol Seminole War Daniel N., Pvt McNeill Co FL Mtd Vol Seminole War D N, Pvt Thigpin Co. Dancy 2nd FL Mtd Mil FL War D N, 4th Sgt. Mason Co. Warren Bttn of FL Mtd Mil FL War D N, Pvt Mason Co. Warren Bttn FL Mtd Mil War of 1839-40 D N, Sgt. Ledwith Co. Bailey 1st FL Mtd Mil War of 1840 (3 mo) D Newman, Pvt Curry & Vaughan Co 4th FL Mil FL War D N Pvt. Mason Co. Warren 1st FL Mtd Mil FL War 1837 Henry, Pvt. McDugald Co. Denson AL Inf Creek War Henry, Pvt. Milton 1st Regt GA Mil Seminole War of 1817-18 Isaac, Pvt. Capt West Co. 2nd Regt 1st Brig IL Mtd Vol Black Hawk Isaiah, Pvt. Smith Spc Bttn FL Troops Seminole War Isaih, Pvt. Hart Indpt Co. FL Mtd Vol Seminole War Jackson, Pvt Ross Co Warren 1st FL Mtd Mil FL War of 1836-7 Jackson, Pvt Mason Co Warren 1st FL Vol FL War 1837 Jackson, Pvt. Mason Co Warren 1st FL Mtd Vol FL War 1837-8 Jackson, Pvt. Mason Co Warren 1st FL Mtd Vol FL War 1839-40 Jackson, Pvt. Mason Co Warren Bttn FL Mtd Mil FL War Jackson, Pvt. Maso Co FL Mtd Mil FL War Jackson, Pvt J. G. Smith Co FL Mtd Mil FL War of 1838 James, Pvt Cleveland Co Turk 2nd GA Mil Cherokee War James, Sgt. Capt West Co 2nd Regt 1st Brig IL Mtd Vol Black Hawk James S., Pvt Pollard Co 2st Regt MO Mtd Vol FL War Jessee, Pvt. Child Co Goodwyn SC Mtd Mil FL War Johathan, Pvt Capt West Co 2nd Regt 1st Brig IL Mtd Vol Black Hawk M., 2nd Cpl & Pvt Miller Co Arrington Bttn AL Mil FL War Marcus/Marchus Pvt Grant Co Nelson Bttn GA Mtd Vol FL War 1836-7 M.C. Pvt Jernigan Co GA Mtd Vol Creek War Michel, Pvt. Townsend Co Highland Bttn GA Mil Cherokee Disturbance Mitchell, Pvt. Sloane Co 1st GA Drafted Mil Creek War N., Cpt. Mason Co Warren 1st FL Mtd Vol FL War 1837-8 Newnon/D.N.Pvt Curry Co FL Troops Seminole War Osborn, Pvt George Co Wellborn AL Mtd Vol Creek War Robert, Pvt. Coleman Co Arrington Bttn AL Mil FL War Robert, 1st Lt Smith Spc Bttn FL Troops Seminole War Robert 2nd Cpt Warren 1st Regt FL Mil FL War 1836 Robert, 2nd Sgt 6th Regt FL Mil FL War 1835-6 Robert, Pvt Sparkman Co FL Mtd Mil FL War Robert, 1st Sgt Capt Garrison Co Warren 1st FL Mil FL War 1837 Robert, Ord. Sgt. & 1st Sgt. Roberts Co Warren 1st FL Mtd Mil FL War 1839-40 Robert, 1st Sgt. Garrison Co Warren 1st FL Mtd Mil FL War 1836-7 Robert, Pvt Hindley Co 2nd East FL Mtd Vol FL War Robert, Pvt. Steward Co Dancy 2nd FL Mtd Mil FL War Robert, Pvt. Roberts Co Warren Bttn FL Mtd Mil FL War Solomon, Pvt. Capt West Co 2nd Regt 1st Brig IL Mtd Vol Black Hawk War Thomas, musician Swinney Co Douglass Bttn GA Mtd Mil FL War William, Pvt. Denson AL Inf Creek War William, Pvt. Montgomery Co Wilson 5th Bttn GA Mtd Vol FL War William L., Pvt. McDonald & Sharp Co Webb Bttn AL Mtd Mil Inf Creek War W. M. Pvt. Rainer Co 1st Bttn AL Mil Inf Creek War *Mtd is abbreviation for Mounted Index to Mexican War Services 1846 - 1848 1st Name Number Pension Date Branch Garland G.(Sarah) SC9346 4 Mar 1887 GA Co A 5th & TN Vol James SC14899 4 Feb 1887 TX Gillespies Co 1st TX Mounted Vol John B(Nancy W) WC7802 24 July 1891 AL Co H 1st Al Vol IF#48820 & W24676 rejected Old War Michael(Sarah A) WC11355 4 June 1898 TX Co K 5th, LA Vol SC4921 American State Papers Vol 3 1815 - 1824 Public Lands (333.10973U58 USA) Claims East of Pearl River, list of actual settlers Present settler Date of purchase Where Benjamin Feb 1812 Pascagoula River Moses Collins Jan 1812 " (Benjamin's father-in-law) Claims West of Pearl River East of Mississippi River and New Orleans Charles D 15 July 1817 St. Helena John Oct 1816 St. Helena John 27 Nov 1823 To 18th Congress, 1st Session; communicated to House of Representatives, May 2 1824: William Drummond presented his memorial to this board praying confirmation to title of 500 acres of land lying North of St. John's River on Cedar Creek at a place named Mount Agreeable with certificate of concession to John Youngblood by Governor White dated 19 Feb 1799; ordered filed. Jose no date To 18th Congress, 1st Session; communicated to House of Representatives, May 2 1824: Jose Youngblood presented his memorial to this board praying confirmation to title of 600 acres of land formerly occupied by the rebel John Baley with certificate of concession signed by Governor White dated 7 Feb 1798 and plat of survey of D. Garvin of 17 June 1816; ordered filed. Joyce Zachman, Sugar Land, TX

Research on 17 Aug, 1999 @ Clayton The following is taken from a compilation of a newsletter, "YOUNGBLOOD Family, Books 1 - 5" which was published (it appears in the 1960s) by Mrs. W. R. Eckhardt, Jr., 4522 Willow Bend Blvd., Houston, TX 77035. (GEN929.2Y78) The entire compilation is about YOUNGBLOODs. It's interesting. Does anyone know anything about Mrs. Eckhardt? There is no current listing in the Houston phonebook. (Here are a few entries) Thomas YOUNGBLOOD to Jacob YOUNGBLOOD m: Nancy STILL, no will estate to: Nancy, John, James, David, Mary Ann, also John M. Dozier, William Still, Marie Phoenix Thomas YOUNGBLOOD, Jr b:1778-79, d: 1862 m: Jane HEAD b:1790-92, d:1866, d/o James HEAD & Effamy; will in Pike Co., AL 9 Jan 1862; estate to Jane, Eliza McMorris (w/o Daniel), Mary Elizabeth Hough (w/o Peter), Sarah Hough (w/o John B.), WRW (William Robertson) YOUNGBLOOD, Jr., Amy Hubbard (w/o William T.), Grand children: Addison Edgefield and William Oscar YOUNGBLOOD, sons of my son Maney, dec'd; P.H. (Philemon Head) YOUNGBLOOD; John W.; Oliver; Thomas Jr. and --- son John Waters. (Elizur YOUNGBLOOD b: 1821 listed in Bible) NORTH CAROLINA YOUNGBLOODs: John, Thomas, James, Hent (Henry?) in Johnston Co. with James, Peter Sr., John, Samuel in Orange Co. 1812 Tax List, Hancock Co., GA Arthur, James, James Jr., John, Isaac, Nathan, William 1804 Land Lottery, Hancock Co., GA Arthur, James, Nathan 1790 Census of SC Aaron, Abraham, Andrew, George, Jacob, James, Jeremiah, John, Joseph, Lewis, Lewis, Mrs. Youngblood, Peter, Peter, Samuel, Thomas 1790 Census of NC Mrs Delilah Youngblood, Jacob, Thomas, William Orange Co., NC deed index William Y to Thames Green, 202 acres... 1786 Letter from Mrs. Eugenia C. Oliver, 510 Breard St., Monroe, LA 71201, 24 Mar, 1967 We are interested in the Benjamin Youngblood family prior to 1774. We found records where he deeded all of his children the slaves. Also where his wife, Susannah Collins' father deeded, raht made a will to her sister, Aisley Collins Woodruff. The Immigration of Irish Quakers to Pennsylvania 1682 - 1750 "Request to hold meeting of worship every 1st or 4th day of the week at Warrington, signed Jacob YOUNGBLOOD (and others) 1755 Tax List Orange Co. NC Peter, Jr and Peter, Sr Index of Rev Pension Applications Jacob SC S17219, Joseph SC, Mary R11978 Edgefield Co., SC deeds 1795-96 Jeremiah, John, Lewis, Mary The American Genealogical Index lists several YOUNGBLOODs Aaron 175? in SC Abraham, 164? Abraham, 175? in SC Adam John, 1664 Alexander, 1662 Andrew 175? in SC Cirina, 1660 cleo, 1914 Corinne, 1916 Delilah, 175? in NC Derrick, Adams Co., PA 1886 & York Co., 1886 Ephrim, Folsom Family Flora, Brewster Gen George, 175? H. O. Henderson Family Inez, Henderson Family Jacob, Adams Co., PA 1886, York Co., 1886 Jacob 175? in SC Jacob 175? in NC James, 175? in SC Jeremiah, 175? SC Johannis Wilhelmus, 175? NY John Brewster Gen John, 175? PA John, 175? SC Joseph, 175? SC Lewis, 175? SC Lewis, 175? SC Martha, 182? - Metz, Jacob Mary, Folsom Fam Nancy, Folsom Fam Nancy Jane 184? Mo Wheeler Fam Petar, 175? SC Peter, Yok Co., PA 1886 Peter, 175? SC Samuel 175? SC Thomas NC Reg Thomas 175? NC Thomas 175? SC William, 175? NC Joyce Zachman, Sugar Land, TX

Please do not send me any more information Thank you -----Original Message----- From: ballgwee@concentric.net <ballgwee@concentric.net> To: YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com <YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, August 19, 1999 11:32 AM Subject: Re: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Collection of Wm. Youngblood data.. >>Subject: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Collection of Wm. Youngblood data.. >>Sent: 8/13/19 5:53 PM >>Received: 8/18/99 8:49 PM >>From: Beverly Rich, brrich@olympus.net >>To: YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com >> >>Because you asked how I got all that family history: >> >>I began when I was 27 years old (am in my early 60's now) by >>interviewing my 82 year old grandfather, and his sister-in-law, both of >>whom grew up in Rocky Comfort, MO. I asked them to tell me everything >>they knew about their ancestors, and I wrote down everything they said. >>Grandpa's Mother died when he was born, and she was the Youngblood. >>Both of them knew her brother, (Bryant Hardy Youngblood), and his wife, >>and together could piece together the names of their children, and >>that's all they knew. Grandpa knew that his parents were married in >>Mayfield, KY, and he had his mother's birthdate and death date. >> >>Though the Mayfield 1852 records had burned, a part of the birth records >>for the latter part of that year were intact, and a copy was found in >>Salt Lake City, and I found the announcement of his mother's birth >>there, with the names of her parents. What luck! I then found the >>parents listed in the Mayfield, Graves County census record for 1850 in >>Salt Lake, and they had been married within the last year, and were >>living with her parents, the Williams family. >> >>Now I knew the name of Alfred Youngblood, and I searched census records >>for 1860's, 1870's etc, in KY and MO for that family, and found them in >>Bollinger County, MO and later the family, without Alfred with them, >>back in Mayfield. I thought then he might have died in the war, so I >>looked up Civil War records, and found his in that library, and learned >>he had been killed. I found books about Youngbloods in that LDS >>library, and one especially, the Maberry book had names very like some >>of ours seen in the census records, and they were MO. people, only >>living in Ray County, near Bollinger, so I wrote the author, and also >>several of the Youngblood researchers the author had interviewed for his >>book. He had listed their addresses. I heard from one of those >>researcher's only, and she was a descendant of Mary Magdalene >>Youngblood, the 6th child of Wm., and she had all the family history >>sheets on Alfred and William. She also had the Civil War records on >>Alfred Youngblood, and the application letters written by Alfred's wife >>and her mother-in-law to Washington D.C. to try to get a widow's pension >>for her and her 7 children. She had to prove that these children were >>hers. Her mother-in-law, Elizabeth Garret, a midwife, had delivered all >>of them, and had not properly registered their births, so it took quite >>a few letters before Alfred's widow finally was able to receive her >>pension. I was sent copies of all the correspondence which this >>researcher had secured from Civil War Pension records in Washington D.C. >>I also looked up Civil War military records on all of William's sons >>while in Salt Lake, and found that two sons fought for the North, and >>the three youngest ones, for the South. >> >>I found, through the LDS library, on either their AF, or IGI, (are those >>the right initials?), some of the names that were on the sheets that I >>had been given by the descendant of Mary Magdalene Youngbood. This was >>on my 2nd and last trip to Salt Lake. I copied down who submitted the >>information I found there, and wrote to these people, and through that >>heard from researchers on the lines of William O. B. Youngblood and >>James M. Youngblood, so I learned all about their descendants. One >>informer I wrote to was actually an LDS missionary working in the >>library during the time I was there visiting, only I didn't know that at >>the time. She had been there helping people with their genealogy for >>two years. I found that out when I returned home, and wrote to her. >>She called me on the telephone answering my letter. In trying to find >>the parents of our William, she had had research done by a genealogist >>at the library, and she sent me his sheet listing 10 possible fathers of >>our William Youngblood. >> >>When I got a computer, I spelled Youngblood on Yahoo.com, and got Wayne >>Youngblood's website that way, and read what he wrote about this family, >>and on Youngblood-L@rootsweb.com, I found Dorothy Quaife, who answered >>some of my queries, and these lead me to finding the "Thomas Youngblood >>Family" written by Margaret Ann Cloys and Ollis Smith, and one of these >>is Wayne Youngblood's great Aunt. Anyway, all this line that I had >>already learned about is listed almost perfectly in it, and with a few >>additional facts I had previously not known. The hard thing about it >>all is that we still don't know who William's parents are, and we aren't >>even sure that William belongs in this book right now. He must belong >>there, but how come his brothers are 30 and 40 years older than he is? >> >>All this has taken about ten years of sporadic search. Months go by and >>I do nothing. I think I have been very lucky to find as much as I have >>found so far, and mine is not the most orthodox way one should go about >>searching. The correct way is to write places of death and birth, and >>get copies of the birth and death certificates, and go back that way. >>Death certificates usually have the parents' names of the deceased, the >>spouse' name, and also the place of birth of the deceased. So, that >>gives you a whole new earlier generation, and a place to go to write for >>a birth certificate. >> >>I have mostly been successful thanks to having had ancestors who were >>curious enough in the last 75 years to want to know their family >>history, and to keep track of their descendants, and to put it all on >>paper. Beverly Rich >> >> >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >*************************************************************************** > > >YOUNGBLOOD > >6. Benjamin Youngblood (10/20/1773-1/15/1860) m. Susannah Collins > m. 12/20/1794 in Richmond Co., GA (5/16/1775-11/19/1866) > per Ray Ball >5.Joseph A. Youngblood (1812-1900) m. Mary Eliza Bickham >(school teacher) > (per Margaret Jpcrg@aol.com), 8/10/1999 > >4. Lucy Youngblood (3/8/1844-10/17/1926) m. Sampson Edward Ball >(7/15/1844-11/11/1918) > m. on 11/14/1865 > >3. Iddo Ball(1881-1935) m. Ada Belle Alford > (1880-1971), 2nd cousins > >2. John Wesley Ball(7/31/1902-11/4/1974) m. Loraine Moak >(8/25/1915-3/5/1998) > m. on 3/6/1942 > >1. Frances Loraine Ball (2/7/1943- ) > > >Sources: Personal knowledge, Ball histories, Ray Ball, various sources >including the Mormon church records for the list of Benjamin and Susannah >Collins Youngblood's children; Margaret at Jpcrg@aol.com; Joyce Zachman >AdopyWorks@aol.com; Beverly Rich, brrich@olympus.net, 8/19/99. > >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >

Nelson and other cousins, Oops, I forgot to put in the salutation on one of my posts; the "how to unsubscribe message" was meant for gooch@gte.net, who posted, "don't send me anymore." Sorry to all. I was just offering a congenial way for gooch to not receive anymore unwanted postings from our list. Regards, Joyce

Dear cousins, I am spending time in Houston's Clayton Library, Center for Genealogical Research, about 3/4 hours a day. The way I research (at least for the time being) is to peruse every book by State, looking for the surname. Of course, this means that I gather data for every YOUNGBLOOD residing in the State. My proposal is to post my findings each day on the lists, including sources. I hope people will find this beneficial to their own research. I don't know how long I'll continue. If I don't post in the evening, it's because I didn't go on that day. I do, however, want to be up front and say that I am, of course, researching for MY line which happens to be ancestors and descendants of Benjamin YOUNGBLOOD and Susannah COLLINS. I'll title the subject line "YOUNGBLOOD Research." If you do not want to read it, you can simply delete it. I will periodically offer resources that I find and think may be useful. I realize that some of you have been researching for many years and, of all probability, will have much, if not all, of the data I'll post. I am an amateur who happens to love research, particularly genealogy. Hopefully, this will help newer researchers. Finally, if my postings offend anyone for any reason, I apologize now. I find genealogy fascinating. I corresponded with a great aunt (our family's genealogist) for over 35 years and have waited for the time in my life when I, too, could pursue family ties. She has given to me all of her accumulated files. I'm fortunate. Since I've been on the net, I have found people to be very generous; I hope to offer the same. Sincerely, Joyce Zachman, Sugar Land P.S. My first posting will be three days worth of notes

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>Subject: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Collection of Wm. Youngblood data.. >Sent: 8/13/19 5:53 PM >Received: 8/18/99 8:49 PM >From: Beverly Rich, brrich@olympus.net >To: YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com > >Because you asked how I got all that family history: > >I began when I was 27 years old (am in my early 60's now) by >interviewing my 82 year old grandfather, and his sister-in-law, both of >whom grew up in Rocky Comfort, MO. I asked them to tell me everything >they knew about their ancestors, and I wrote down everything they said. >Grandpa's Mother died when he was born, and she was the Youngblood. >Both of them knew her brother, (Bryant Hardy Youngblood), and his wife, >and together could piece together the names of their children, and >that's all they knew. Grandpa knew that his parents were married in >Mayfield, KY, and he had his mother's birthdate and death date. > >Though the Mayfield 1852 records had burned, a part of the birth records >for the latter part of that year were intact, and a copy was found in >Salt Lake City, and I found the announcement of his mother's birth >there, with the names of her parents. What luck! I then found the >parents listed in the Mayfield, Graves County census record for 1850 in >Salt Lake, and they had been married within the last year, and were >living with her parents, the Williams family. > >Now I knew the name of Alfred Youngblood, and I searched census records >for 1860's, 1870's etc, in KY and MO for that family, and found them in >Bollinger County, MO and later the family, without Alfred with them, >back in Mayfield. I thought then he might have died in the war, so I >looked up Civil War records, and found his in that library, and learned >he had been killed. I found books about Youngbloods in that LDS >library, and one especially, the Maberry book had names very like some >of ours seen in the census records, and they were MO. people, only >living in Ray County, near Bollinger, so I wrote the author, and also >several of the Youngblood researchers the author had interviewed for his >book. He had listed their addresses. I heard from one of those >researcher's only, and she was a descendant of Mary Magdalene >Youngblood, the 6th child of Wm., and she had all the family history >sheets on Alfred and William. She also had the Civil War records on >Alfred Youngblood, and the application letters written by Alfred's wife >and her mother-in-law to Washington D.C. to try to get a widow's pension >for her and her 7 children. She had to prove that these children were >hers. Her mother-in-law, Elizabeth Garret, a midwife, had delivered all >of them, and had not properly registered their births, so it took quite >a few letters before Alfred's widow finally was able to receive her >pension. I was sent copies of all the correspondence which this >researcher had secured from Civil War Pension records in Washington D.C. >I also looked up Civil War military records on all of William's sons >while in Salt Lake, and found that two sons fought for the North, and >the three youngest ones, for the South. > >I found, through the LDS library, on either their AF, or IGI, (are those >the right initials?), some of the names that were on the sheets that I >had been given by the descendant of Mary Magdalene Youngbood. This was >on my 2nd and last trip to Salt Lake. I copied down who submitted the >information I found there, and wrote to these people, and through that >heard from researchers on the lines of William O. B. Youngblood and >James M. Youngblood, so I learned all about their descendants. One >informer I wrote to was actually an LDS missionary working in the >library during the time I was there visiting, only I didn't know that at >the time. She had been there helping people with their genealogy for >two years. I found that out when I returned home, and wrote to her. >She called me on the telephone answering my letter. In trying to find >the parents of our William, she had had research done by a genealogist >at the library, and she sent me his sheet listing 10 possible fathers of >our William Youngblood. > >When I got a computer, I spelled Youngblood on Yahoo.com, and got Wayne >Youngblood's website that way, and read what he wrote about this family, >and on Youngblood-L@rootsweb.com, I found Dorothy Quaife, who answered >some of my queries, and these lead me to finding the "Thomas Youngblood >Family" written by Margaret Ann Cloys and Ollis Smith, and one of these >is Wayne Youngblood's great Aunt. Anyway, all this line that I had >already learned about is listed almost perfectly in it, and with a few >additional facts I had previously not known. The hard thing about it >all is that we still don't know who William's parents are, and we aren't >even sure that William belongs in this book right now. He must belong >there, but how come his brothers are 30 and 40 years older than he is? > >All this has taken about ten years of sporadic search. Months go by and >I do nothing. I think I have been very lucky to find as much as I have >found so far, and mine is not the most orthodox way one should go about >searching. The correct way is to write places of death and birth, and >get copies of the birth and death certificates, and go back that way. >Death certificates usually have the parents' names of the deceased, the >spouse' name, and also the place of birth of the deceased. So, that >gives you a whole new earlier generation, and a place to go to write for >a birth certificate. > >I have mostly been successful thanks to having had ancestors who were >curious enough in the last 75 years to want to know their family >history, and to keep track of their descendants, and to put it all on >paper. Beverly Rich > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *************************************************************************** YOUNGBLOOD 6. Benjamin Youngblood (10/20/1773-1/15/1860) m. Susannah Collins m. 12/20/1794 in Richmond Co., GA (5/16/1775-11/19/1866) per Ray Ball 5.Joseph A. Youngblood (1812-1900) m. Mary Eliza Bickham (school teacher) (per Margaret Jpcrg@aol.com), 8/10/1999 4. Lucy Youngblood (3/8/1844-10/17/1926) m. Sampson Edward Ball (7/15/1844-11/11/1918) m. on 11/14/1865 3. Iddo Ball(1881-1935) m. Ada Belle Alford (1880-1971), 2nd cousins 2. John Wesley Ball(7/31/1902-11/4/1974) m. Loraine Moak (8/25/1915-3/5/1998) m. on 3/6/1942 1. Frances Loraine Ball (2/7/1943- ) Sources: Personal knowledge, Ball histories, Ray Ball, various sources including the Mormon church records for the list of Benjamin and Susannah Collins Youngblood's children; Margaret at Jpcrg@aol.com; Joyce Zachman AdopyWorks@aol.com; Beverly Rich, brrich@olympus.net, 8/19/99. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Hey Youngblood Family, I live in an area where I am Three hours from a Library that has the 1900 Georgia Census Index and the 1880 Census Index. I have a Library 45 minutes from me that has the 1900 Census and the 1880 Census. I have heard some people have the 1900 Georgia Census Index and the 1880 Census Index at their home. If you have the index would you look up my grandfather for me? I f someone with the Index at home could just give me the County and page number of potential matches for 1900 and 1880 I would appreciate it. Thanks for any help. As I get more information I will share it with anyone that it would be helpful to. Here is the information: Elbert Augustus Youngblood (could be E.A. or Elbert or Augustus or Gus) Born ~ 1959 Jan 6 and died Jan 2, 1948. (info from his grave sight) Buried at Rocky Mount Church Turner County, Ga. Married to Permilia Meadows (daughter of John Meadows and ?Beaty?) Children are believed to be: Elbert, John Green b. 1889, Eugene, Gertrude, Emma, Ezra, ? May have lived in Dooly Co, GA or surrounding counties… no one knows. May have had brothers named (John I and "Lon"). Thanks for your help! James Benjamin Youngblood, Jr.

Dorothy, I've also read that Albert YOUNGBLOOD's wife's name was Nancy. However, I do not believe that to be true. Everything I have -- going back 40 + years, lists his wife's name as Lillian. I do not have proof, but will work to find a record. After Albert's death, it is believed that his sons, James Albert b: 9 Sept 1825 d:10 Feb 1904 and William T. b: 30 Sept 1823, d: 18 Apr 1912, lived with their aunt and uncle, Nancy and Charles TONEY. Nancy was Albert's sister and Charles was Lillian's brother. Regards, Joyce Zachman, Sugar Land, TX P.S. I descend from William T. and his first wife, Nancy Jane GRAY He is my gr gr grandfather

I'm from the Youngblood family around the Detroit area. I have very little information and dates are approximate, but maybe what I do have will ring a bell for someone. As I understand it, the Youngblood name in this case is a translation of Jungblut and the family was originally from Austria. Daniel Youngblood (born 1860's), married Loretta Causley (born 1870's). Children: Daniel, Harold Francis (born 8/7/07), Charles, Bernard, James, Jack (John?), Mary, Therese. Harold Francis Youngblood, married Jennie J Highstreet in 1932. Children: Anita, Joan, Nancy, Kathleen. Elected to US House of Representatives in 1948. Any cousins out there? Kathleen Youngblood Elleray

Beverly Rich had a good idea. I am going to post my Youngblood lines and see if anyone out there ties in with this family anywhere. I would love to find some other researchers in this line! Descendants of Joel Youngblood 1 Joel Youngblood b: June 10, 1807 d: August 1875 .. +Elizabeth (Betsy) Allen b: April 22, 1812 d: December 04, 1865 in SC ......... 2 Mary J. Youngblood b: July 24, 1834 d: September 24, 1836 in Greenville Dist., SC, buried Tiger Baptist Church Cemetery ......... 2 Jesse Youngblood b: January 19, 1838 d: September 24, 1846 in Greenville Dist., SC, Tiger Bapt. Church ......... 2 Theresa Youngblood b: July 17, 1840 ......... 2 Orville Columbus Youngblood b: October 05, 1841 d: March 06, 1893 in Ellis Co, TX ............. +Martha Ellen b: January 02, 1847 d: February 12, 1929 in Waxahachie, Ellis Co, TX ......... 2 James Crawford Youngblood b: May 13, 1843 d: December 22, 1919 in Greenville Co, SC; bur. Locus (Hill Baptist) Church ............. +Nancy Walls ......... 2 Joel R. Poinsett Youngblood b: October 03, 1844 d: September 07, 1857 in bur.Tiger Bapt. Ch., Greenville Dist., SC ......... 2 William Franklin Youngblood b: September 18, 1847 d: January 26, 1929 in Avalon, Ellis Co., TX ............. +Cynthia Ann McKinney b: April 06, 1850 d: December 26, 1915 in Ellis Co, Texas ......... *2nd Wife of William Franklin Youngblood: ............. +"Litt" Snow ......... 2 Missouri Elizabeth Youngblood b: June 26, 1849 ......... 2 Charles Elford Youngblood b: August 27, 1851 d: March 31, 1928 in Ellis Co, TX; buried Bardwell Cemetery, Ellis Co, TX ............. +Mary H. Harris b: June 06, 1854 d: September 27, 1936 in Ellis Co, TX; buried Bardwell Cemetery, Ellis Co, TX *2nd Wife of Joel Youngblood: .. +Francis (Mrs.) Cox ......... 2 Rachel Youngblood b: Abt. 1867 ......... 2 Robert Earl Youngblood b: Abt. 1870 ............. +Lucinda Childs ......... 2 Thomas Youngblood b: Abt. 1873 ............. +Frances Boswell Neves Please contact me if you tie in here. Pat Kinsey Austin, TX pkinsey@juno.com

These are a brief summary of the Youngbloods appearing on the Dawes Roll - available online at the National Records and Archives site (NARA) - 1.Control No: NRFF-75-53A-22580: Enrollment for Cansada Youngblood, ca.1898-ca.1914. ( digital copy available) Scope & Content...Tribe: Cherokee Type: Rejected; Age: 33; Sex: Female; Degree Indian Blood: Intermarried White; Census Card Number: R357; City of Residence: CATOOSA ... (MY NOTES): Cansada (b. May 1868; I.T.) was the wife of Lee Youngblood (white) -(b. Feb. 1859; AL). Lee (Leonidas Lafayette) was a son of Oliver and Tinzy (Townsend) Youngblood - and Oliver was a son of Thomas and Jane (Head) Youngblood. "Cansadie" and Lee had been married 2 yrs. on the 1900 census - living with them and listed as sons: Clawson, James (b. Oct. 1884; I.T.) & Boggs, Wilson (b. Apr. 1887; I.T.) The family (below) of Frank Youngblood (black) and Mary Jane is also on the 1900 I.T. census - if anyone wants this reading, let me know. 2...Control No: NRFF-75-53A-22581: Enrollment for Cassie M Youngblood, ca.1898 - ca.1914. Scope & Content...Tribe: Cherokee Type: Freedmen, Doubtful Age: 9 Sex: Female Census Card Number: FD134 City of Residence: BENGE ... 3.Control No: NRFF-75-53A-22582: Enrollment for Coralee Youngblood, ca.1898 - ca.1914. Scope & Content...Tribe: Cherokee Type: Freedmen, Doubtful Age: 9 Sex: Female Census Card Number: FD134 City of Residence: BENGE ... 4. Control No: NRFF-75-53A-22583: Enrollment for Frank Youngblood, ca.1898 - ca.1914. Scope & Content...Tribe: Cherokee Type: Parent Sex: Male Census Card Number: FD134 ... 5. Control No: NRFF-75-53A-22584: Enrollment for Mary J Youngblood, ca.1898 - ca.1914. Scope & Content...Tribe: Cherokee Type: Freedmen, Doubtful Age: 40 Sex: Female Census Card Number: FD134 City of Residence: BENGE ... 6. Control No: NRFF-75-53A-22585: Enrollment for Mary J Youngblood, ca.1898 - ca.1914. Scope & Content...Tribe: Cherokee Type: Parent Sex: Female Census Card Number: FD135 ... 7.Control No: NRFF-75-53A-22586: Enrollment for Richard Youngblood, ca.1898 - ca.1914. Scope & Content...Tribe: Cherokee Type: Freedmen, Doubtful Age: 2 Sex: Male Census Card Number: FD134 City of Residence: BENGE ... 8.Control No: NRFF-75-53A-22587:Enrollment for Washington Youngblood, ca.1898 - ca.1914 Scope & Content...Tribe: Cherokee Type: Freedmen, Doubtful Age: 1 Sex: Male Census Card Number: FD134 City of Residence: BENGE ... ============================================================ (Available at the same site): Title...Wallace Roll of Cherokee Freedmen in Indian Territory... Dates...ca.1890-ca.1896... Scope & Content...John W. Wallace compiled the original rolls for the Authenticated, Admitted, and Rejected Freedmen, and the Free Negroes. Because of discrepancies, additional supplements were added. Individual entries give name, age, sex, residence, and other pertinent information. The individual rolls are generally arranged alphabetically by initial letter of surname of head of family, but occasionally they may first be divided into groups and districts.... General Note...These rolls were created because the Cherokee citizenship of many ex-slaves of the Cherokee in Indian Territory was disputed by the Cherokee tribe. The establishment of their status was important in determining their right to live on Cherokee land and to share in certain annuity and other payment, including a special $75,000 award voted by Congress on October 19, 1888. A series of investigations was conducted in order to compile the rolls of the Cherokee Freedmen. These investigations were conducted by John W. Wallace, 1889-1890; Leo E. Bennett, 1891-92; Marcus D. Shelby, 1893; James G. Dickson, 1895-96; and WIlliam Clifton, William Thompson, and Robert H. Kern, 1896-97.... Contributors...Compiler, Wallace, John W.... (Names appearing on this list have already been posted). ============================================================ Index to Applications Submitted for the Eastern Cherokee Roll of 1909 (Guion Miller Roll). 342. (NWCTB-75-PI163E589-INDEX) #24745 - Emma Youngblood - I.T. #43483 - Mary Youngblood - I.T. (I didn't get the details on these before I got disconnected).

Charlie - Here's the note I have on Albert - (Iuka Surname Society newsletter - Spring 1985): Albert Youngblood, b. 1800 in Richmond Co., GA, was deceased by 1825. Heirs were wife, Nancy, and sons - William T. - (b. 1823) and James A. - (b. 1825). Nancy remarried in 1829 to Thomas J. Bankston and was divorced in 1830. Notes from a query (GA Gen. Mag.) - says ALbert born 11 Jan. 1800, Richmond Co., GA - died by 24 Oct. 1825; Hinds Co., MS. Sons: William - b. 30 Sept. 1823 and James - b. 9 Sept. 1825. Wife, Nancy (Toney?). Hope this helps - Dorothy ----- Original Message ----- From: Charles & Nancy Royall <cnroyall@wcc.net> To: <YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 1999 2:52 PM Subject: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Wife of Albert Y. > Looking for info on wife of Albert Youngblood, he is listed with > children, James A. b 1823 and William T. b 1825 > > Need a name of wife and any other info on her. Albert is son of > Benjamin Youngblood and Susannah Collins. > > Charlie >

Mark - Joseph in Dallas Co., MO was related to my Jeremiah, altho it''s not eactly known how, yet. Joseph's kids, including James, all went to TX. James and Wm. were in Parker Co., TX before 1860 - sorry. (Wm. was scalped by Indians in 1860, but the pursuing possee retrieved his scalp and when they happened to stop by James' house on the way back, he recognzed it as being his brother's hair. They put it back on Wm. when they buried him in the Fondren Cemetery). ----- Original Message ----- From: Mark S Rounsavall <mrounsavall@juno.com> To: <YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 1999 9:36 AM Subject: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Joseph/James > Would appreciate any information regarding Joseph Youngblood and family > that are listed on the 1850 census of Dallas County, Missouri as follows: > > Joseph Youngblood, age 53, born South Carolina > Violet, age 32, born Tennessee > James (age 20 or 25, hard to read!) born Tennessee > William, age 18, born TN > Joseph, age 15, born TN > Nancy, age 1, born Illinois > Henry Tunis, age 35, born TN > > Next door to Joseph is Marion Youngblood, age 23, born TN, and his wife > Salor, or Sulor age 25, born NC > > I believe that the James Youngblood, listed in the household of Joseph, > is the same James Youngblood that appears on the 1870 census of > Independence County, Arkansas in 1870. Would appreciate anyone who can > confirm this. The James in Independence County had sons Meredith (in > later records referred to as Marion F.) and Newton F. Youngblood, who > lists his fathers place of birth as Illinois on the 1900 and 1910 federal > censuses. > > Any information would be appreciated. Thanks > Vicki > > ___________________________________________________________________ > Get the Internet just the way you want it. > Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! > Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj. >