Hi, I am looking for any information on Elige Youngblood m. Jane Leonard. All I know about them is that they had a daughter, Lilla, in 1882 in Georgia. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Elaine

Hi, I am looking for any information on Elige Youngblood m. Jane Leonard. All I know about them is that they had a daughter, Lilla, in 1882 in Georgia. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Elaine

Dee, Dr. Samuel J. Youngblood was the son of Daniel Youngblood who was brother to Richard's A. John. Both were sons of Joshua. I have Daniel's wife as Lucretia Watson, however. I do NOT show an Anna Youngblood as his wife and mother of Samuel. Sure would like to share info with you. Sara

I’m posting this in hopes that it will help others connect to my ancestors. Kaywin Direct Descendants of Amos Caril Youngblood I 1 YOUNGBLOOD, Amos Caril I b: Abt. 1785 d: October 21, 1836 in Calloway Co, KY . +_______, Elizabeth "Betsy" b: 1786 in Virginia m: 1800 in Edgefield Co, SC d: 1870 in Lafayette, Tate Co, MS .... 2 YOUNGBLOOD, Elvira Catherine b: June 1, 1812 in Edgefield District, SC d: May 3, 1879 in Johnson Co, IL ....... +JONES, William A b: December 6, 1806 in SC m: October 9, 1828 in Calloway Co, KY d: August 8, 1856 in Johnson Co, IL .......... 3 JONES, Amanda Elizabeth b: 1852 in Union/Johnson Co, IL Of course, I have many more people and dates - the above are direct lines without siblings. I will reprint a limited amount of info that I think you will be most interested in, but which won't overwhelm you. Let me when you want more and in what direction. Here is a 3 generation outline report from Amos Caril YB I -- the same report with notes as a genealogy report is 25 pages, so let me know as you're ready for more. Descendants of Amos Caril Youngblood I 1 YOUNGBLOOD, Amos Caril I b: Abt. 1785 d: October 21, 1836 in Calloway Co, KY . +_______, Elizabeth "Betsy" b: 1786 in Virginia m: 1800 in Edgefield Co, SC d: 1870 in Lafayette, Tate Co, MS .... 2 YOUNGBLOOD, ?? b: Bet. 1800 - 1810 in SC .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, Eudora Ann Celestine b: April 22, 1843 in KY d: June 26, 1924 in Lafayette Co, MS ............. +MCCAIN, Isaac Lafayette b: November 10, 1836 in KY m: February 2, 1860 d: March 11, 1884 in Lafayette Co, MS .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, James Samuel b: 1849 in Lafayette Co, MS .... 2 YOUNGBLOOD, Sallie L b: January 8, 1811 in SC d: October 11, 1891 in Calloway Co, KY ....... +JONES, Burrell, Sr b: January 6, 1809 in NC m: April 1, 1830 in Calloway Co, KY d: October 24, 1889 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, D F b: 1831 in Calloway Co, KY d: Bef. June 22, 1913 ............. +TURNAGE, Julia Lucy A m: February 15, 1852 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Charles Dan b: August 1832 in Calloway Co, KY d: Bef. June 22, 1913 ............. +HORN, Martha J b: 1833 in TN m: 1856 .......... *2nd Wife of JONES, Charles Dan: ............. +LOCKE, M Palitine m: August 27, 1876 .......... 3 JONES, Ross b: 1834 in Calloway Co, KY d: Bef. June 22, 1913 ............. +______, Charity b: 1840 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Elizabeth b: February 20, 1835 in Calloway Co, KY d: June 2, 1913 in Calloway Co, KY ............. +LANGSTON, George Henry b: August 16, 1835 in Calloway Co, KY d: October 27, 1881 .......... *2nd Husband of JONES, Elizabeth: ............. +FULTON, William b: November 8, 1822 m: November 10, 1861 d: October 29, 1897 .......... 3 JONES, Rebecca C b: 1838 in Calloway Co, KY d: Bef. June 2, 1913 ............. +PRIEST, John, Jr m: December 22, 1853 d: Bet. 1866 - 1869 .......... 3 JONES, Delilah b: November 16, 1839 in Calloway Co, KY d: September 15, 1903 ............. +LANGSTON, Hansel Marion b: March 2, 1832 in Calloway Co, KY m: April 1, 1866 in Calloway Co, KY d: August 17, 1905 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Sarah J b: 1842 in Calloway Co, KY d: Bef. June 2, 1913 ............. +FULTON, John W H m: Bet. 1860 - 1870 .......... 3 JONES, Louisa J b: 1845 in Calloway Co, KY d: Bef. June 2, 1913 .......... 3 JONES, Burrell, Jr b: July 1, 1849 in Calloway Co, KY d: March 30, 1933 ............. +BAZZELL, Martha Jane b: February 5, 1844 d: October 7, 1918 .......... 3 JONES, Sylphia A b: November 1850 in Calloway Co, KY d: Aft. June 22, 1913 ............. +PARKER, William .......... 3 JONES, Martha b: 1851 d: Bef. June 2, 1913 .... 2 YOUNGBLOOD, Elvira Catherine b: June 1, 1812 in Edgefield District, SC d: May 3, 1879 in Johnson Co, IL ....... +JONES, William A b: December 6, 1806 in SC m: October 9, 1828 in Calloway Co, KY d: August 8, 1856 in Johnson Co, IL .......... 3 JONES, Nicholas C b: July 10, 1829 in Calloway Co, KY d: November 7, 1895 in Johnson Co, IL ............. +WILHELM, Sarah E b: October 15, 1832 m: July 23, 1854 d: May 24, 1921 .......... *2nd Wife of JONES, Nicholas C: ............. +NORVEL, Lavena m: April 14, 1859 in Johnson Co, IL .......... *3rd Wife of JONES, Nicholas C: ............. +BOSTIAN, Sarah E m: April 28, 1861 .......... 3 JONES, James b: 1831 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Naomi b: July 20, 1833 in Calloway Co, KY d: February 6, 1910 in Johnson Co, IL or KY? ............. +BEAN, Thomas, Jr b: August 4, 1827 m: September 27, 1854 in Johnson Co, IL d: February 27, 1896 .......... 3 JONES, Sarah b: 1835 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Martha b: 1837 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Delilah b: 1839 in Calloway Co, KY ............. +PETERSON, Jerome m: January 14, 1860 in Johnson Co, IL .......... 3 JONES, Amos Y b: January 24, 1842 in Marshall Co, KY d: May 8, 1879 in Johnson Co, IL ............. +HODGES, Zolinda m: December 23, 1869 in Johnson Co, IL .......... 3 JONES, Faith Jane b: 1844 in KY d: 1875 in Johnson Co, IL ............. +MERCER, Francis Marion m: August 13, 1861 in Vienna, Johnson Co, IL d: Bef. 1870 .......... *2nd Husband of JONES, Faith Jane: ............. +HODGES, Jesse S m: July 3, 1872 in Vienna, Johnson Co, IL .......... 3 JONES, William b: 1846 in KY .......... 3 JONES, Catherine Elvira b: 1849 in Union Co, IL ............. +MOODY, Dudly M m: June 9, 1870 in Johnson Co, IL .......... 3 JONES, Amanda Elizabeth b: 1852 in Union/Johnson Co, IL ............. +RADCLIFF, John N m: March 14, 1872 in Johnson Co, IL .......... 3 JONES, Issac Newton b: 1855 in Union/Johnson Co, IL d: 1936 in Johnson Co, IL ............. +HODGES, Delila Emaline m: March 5, 1874 in Johnson Co, IL .... 2 YOUNGBLOOD, ? b: 1813 in SC .... 2 YOUNGBLOOD, Mary Polly b: 1815 in SC ....... +JONES, Dozier b: 1805 in SC m: August 17, 1831 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Delila b: 1833 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Britian b: 1834 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, John M b: 1836 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Irvin b: 1838 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Jemima C b: 1840 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Richard N b: 1843 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Norflet b: 1845 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Burrell b: 1846 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Boyd b: 1848 in Marshall Co, KY .......... 3 JONES, Sarah b: 1850 in Marshall Co, KY .... 2 YOUNGBLOOD, William F b: 1820 in KY d: 1868 in Lafayette Co, MS ....... +THWEATT, Sarah J m: 1844 .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, Amos Jefferson b: Bet. 1844 - 1845 in Marshall Co, KY d: July 20, 1943 in Memphis, Shelby Co, TN ............. +TRAMMEL, Lizzie b: Abt. 1850 in AL m: February 9, 1865 in Lafayette Co, MS .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, Elizabeth Ann b: September 6, 1846 in KY ............. +MCCAIN, Charles Wesley b: March 29, 1843 in KY m: January 2, 1868 in Oxford, MS d: December 18, 1925 in MS .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, Sarah C b: 1849 in Lafayette Co, MS .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, Matilda Annaliza b: 1851 in Lafayette Co, MS .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, William b: 1856 in Lafayette Co, MS d: December 16, 1921 in Graves Co, KY .... 2 YOUNGBLOOD, Cadda W b: 1824 in TN d: 1922 in Tunica, MS ....... +REED, Lucy F b: 1824 in VA m: January 30, 1844 in Henry Co, TN d: 1855 .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, Sarah Eva b: October 20, 1852 in Lafayette Co, MS ............. +MCCAIN, Robert M b: February 27, 1845 in MS m: December 14, 1871 d: July 26, 1922 .... *2nd Wife of YOUNGBLOOD, Cadda W: ....... +BURGESS, Nancy b: 1835 in AL m: 1857 d: 1880 in Lafayette Co, MS .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, James b: 1858 in Lafayette Co, MS ............. +______, Susan .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, B B A b: 1866 in Lafayette Co, MS .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, D L b: 1868 in Lafayette Co, MS .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, John A b: 1871 in Lafayette Co, MS .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, M B b: 1875 in Lafayette Co, MS .... 2 YOUNGBLOOD, ??? .... 2 YOUNGBLOOD, Amos Caril II b: November 26, 1826 in Calloway Co, KY d: March 28, 1877 in Calloway Co, KY ....... +HALEY, Martha Jane b: November 6, 1831 in KY m: March 30, 1848 in Calloway Co, KY d: November 22, 1899 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, Otho William W b: April 26, 1849 in Calloway Co, KY d: Bef. November 28, 1942 in Little Rock, AR ............. +PRATHER, Sarah Luvie b: December 1850 in Marshall Co, KY m: May 2, 1870 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, Elizabeth S R b: March 15, 1851 in Graves Co, KY d: July 19, 1865 .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, Thomas M b: December 15, 1853 in Graves Co, KY d: Bef. December 26, 1912 in McCracken Co, KY ............. +FULTON, Saphronia Marilda b: January 1860 in TN m: August 31, 1875 in Paris, Henry Co, TN d: 1899 in Paducah, McCracken Co, KY .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, Amos Jasper b: May 15, 1855 in Graves Co, KY d: November 28, 1942 in Graves Co, KY ............. +WRIGHT, Sarah Margaret b: November 12, 1860 in Trigg Co, KY m: July 25, 1878 in Calloway Co, KY d: December 25, 1891 in Calloway Co, KY .......... *2nd Wife of YOUNGBLOOD, Amos Jasper: ............. +RAY, Sarah Amanda b: January 23, 1868 in KY m: August 20, 1894 in Graves Co, KY d: September 21, 1920 in Calloway Co, KY (N Brinkley pct) .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, Frederick Mortimer b: May 8, 1861 in Calloway Co, KY d: April 14, 1938 in Calloway Co, KY ............. +ABENATHY, Ada May b: April 4, 1866 in Obion Co, TN m: April 5, 1888 d: February 10, 1932 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, John Morgan b: May 16, 1864 in Calloway Co, KY d: February 10, 1950 in Calloway Co, KY ............. +YORK, Susan Oregon b: April 5, 1870 in Marshall Co, KY m: April 26, 1888 in Marshall Co, KY d: September 12, 1917 in Calloway Co, KY .......... *2nd Wife of YOUNGBLOOD, John Morgan: ............. +MCCUTCHEON, Mary Jane m: August 18, 1934 in Calloway Co, KY .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, James Forrest b: February 19, 1866 d: January 14, 1944 in Dunedin, FL ............. +YORK, Sarah Edna m: January 15, 1889 in Marshall Co, KY d: in Calloway Co, KY .......... *2nd Wife of YOUNGBLOOD, James Forrest: ............. +ROSE, Ida Mae b: November 21, 1877 m: January 1, 1901 d: October 31, 1913 in Pocahontas, AR .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, Thena Jane b: March 2, 1869 in Calloway Co, KY d: May 7, 1934 in Calloway Co, KY ............. +COX, Andrew James b: September 15, 1864 in Calloway Co, KY m: January 7, 1894 d: December 25, 1949 in Graves Co, KY .......... 3 YOUNGBLOOD, Carroll Evans b: April 27, 1871 in Calloway Co, KY d: September 15, 1934 in Calloway Co, KY ............. +COX, Norah Rachael b: December 5, 1887 in Calloway Co, KY m: September 16, 1896 d: 1969 in Calloway Co, KY .... 2 YOUNGBLOOD, Martha Ann ....... +THWEATT, William b: Abt. 1821 in Calloway Co, KY m: January 23, 1845 in Marshall Co, KY

Richard, We're definitely from the same line of Youngbloods. Your A. John Youngblood's father was Joshua whose brother Abraham was forefather of my children. In fact, Joshua and Abraham married McNeil sisters. I have lots of info on this line if you are interested in sharing. Sara

Hi Folks! With all the new Youngblood activity, I thought I would throw my questions into the hat too. I have very little information about these folks at all, but here goes. I'm searching for an Anna E. R. Youngblood (wife of ?) her children were N. R. Youngblood, R. A. L. Youngblood and Dr. Samuel J. Youngblood. Anna Was remarried on September 2, 1852 to Paul J. Harvin in (St. Helena Parish) Greensburg, Louisiana. Dr Samuel was a doctor during the Civil War and was married to Rhoda (?). They are buried in the Youngblood Cemetery, Third Ward, St. Helena Parish, Louisiana BUT. . . . . . . Someone has gone in with a bulldozer and knocked down most of the headstones. I would love to know more of this Youngblood line. If anyone has a connection or any ideas that may help me please let me hear from you. ( The information on the Youngblood Cemetery can be found on La. Rootsweb) Thanks much!! Dee Villere Port Allen, Louisiana ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/sthelena/cemeteries/yblood.txt

hello everyone here is my brick wall I have a copy of my great uncles bible records in it the names listed are katie parks b. ? d. 12/1964- parents columbus l parks and mary tolbert married raymond f youngblood b.? d. 9/1963 info in bible above raymonds name list katie lee monna ruth parks TUMLIN YOUNGBLOOD ( IS THIS RAYMONDS FATHER?) also listed is spock youngblood below his name it states died young if any one has any info on my group of youngbloods please help ,me I have searched high and low I know that the family was in fulton county ga at some point that is where katie parks family was from thanks in advance for any help anyone may be able to give here is hoping to meet a new cousin online marie

8/8/1999 I am looking for the parents of Lucy Youngblood (1844-1926). I know that Lucy Youngblood's grandparents were Benjamin Youngblood and Susannah Collins. Benjamin had moved to Mississippi had his family there. Their children included the following sons: Henry, b: 12 Sept 1795, Hillary, b: 10 Sept 1797, (if Hillary is a man) Albert, b: 11 Jan 1800, or Joseph, b: 25 Dec 1812. One of those is Lucy's father: which one is the question. YOUNGBLOOD 6. Benjamin Youngblood (10/20/1773-1/15/1860) m. Susannah Collins(1775-11/19/1866) on 12/20/1794 5. ________? Youngblood ( - ) m. ?_______ 4. Lucy Youngblood(3/8/1844-10/17/1926) m. Sampson Edward Ball (1844-1918) 5. NOTE: The father of Lucy Youngblood was probably one of the following: Henry, b: 12 Sept 1795, Hillary, b: 10 Sept 1797, (if Hillary is a man) Albert, b: 11 Jan 1800, or Joseph, b: 25 Dec 1812. Do you know who Lucy's father was?

8/8/1999 I am looking for the parents of Lucy Youngblood (1844-1926). I know that Lucy Youngblood's grandparents were Benjamin Youngblood and Susannah Collins. Benjamin had moved to Mississippi had his family there. Their children included the following sons: Henry, b: 12 Sept 1795, Hillary, b: 10 Sept 1797, (if Hillary is a man) Albert, b: 11 Jan 1800, or Joseph, b: 25 Dec 1812. One of those is Lucy's father: which one is the question. YOUNGBLOOD 6. Benjamin Youngblood (10/20/1773-1/15/1860) m. Susannah Collins(1775-11/19/1866) on 12/20/1794 5. ________? Youngblood ( - ) m. ?_______ 4. Lucy Youngblood(3/8/1844-10/17/1926) m. Sampson Edward Ball (1844-1918) 5. NOTE: The father of Lucy Youngblood was probably one of the following: Henry, b: 12 Sept 1795, Hillary, b: 10 Sept 1797, (if Hillary is a man) Albert, b: 11 Jan 1800, or Joseph, b: 25 Dec 1812. Do you know who Lucy's father was?

8/8/1999 I am looking for the parents of Lucy Youngblood (1844-1926). I know that Lucy Youngblood's grandparents were Benjamin Youngblood and Susannah Collins. Benjamin had moved to Mississippi had his family there. Their children included the following sons: Henry, b: 12 Sept 1795, Hillary, b: 10 Sept 1797, (if Hillary is a man) Albert, b: 11 Jan 1800, or Joseph, b: 25 Dec 1812. One of those is Lucy's father: which one is the question. YOUNGBLOOD 6. Benjamin Youngblood (10/20/1773-1/15/1860) m. Susannah Collins(1775-11/19/1866) on 12/20/1794 5. ________? Youngblood ( - ) m. ?_______ 4. Lucy Youngblood(3/8/1844-10/17/1926) m. Sampson Edward Ball (1844-1918) 5. NOTE: The father of Lucy Youngblood was probably one of the following: Henry, b: 12 Sept 1795, Hillary, b: 10 Sept 1797, (if Hillary is a man) Albert, b: 11 Jan 1800, or Joseph, b: 25 Dec 1812. Do you know who Lucy's father was?

Dear Charlie and Nancy, You have the true heart of a Cherokee. Thank you. Coz dmx7@earthlink.net (Maybe as you go you could keep us posted? I'm 55 and even with the internet, I may not get this accomplished, but it won't be because I didn't try.) --- -- Original Message ----- From: Charles & Nancy Royall <cnroyall@wcc.net> To: Cozette Dinius <dmx7@earthlink.net> Sent: Saturday, August 07, 1999 8:38 PM Subject: Re: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Louisiana > I have just started the search for the Indian links. About all I have on that > is family tales. > It is more difficult to research than normal genealogy. However we now have > resources that were not available before ie. the internet. > > I have my lineage from present day to 1637 and linked it to the person last on > Ormond's list. And yes it has taken a lifetime or at least more that half of > it. I am 63 and have been at this for 30 years. However, I have been able to > find out as much through the internet in 6 months than I did in 5 years, doing > the Court House and Federal Records Centers. > > Just as you can profit from my years of work, you can then pass it on down to > others. > Everything I have is from Public Records, so I feel that it belongs to the > Public, not to me. > So it follows that you are free to use it in any way you see fit. Nothing in > this world really belongs to anyone anyway. We only use it temporly. Nothing > goes to the grave with us, > so we were only granted short term use of it anyway. Share it with the world. > > Charlie Royall > San Angelo TX > > Cozette Dinius wrote: > > > Dear Charlie & Nancy, > > Wado. This is more information in a minute than I've had all my life, thank > > you for the directions to follow. > > What did you mean though about "I have attached the lineage from that time > > (1266-1637) to 1999." You have your genealogy traced through all those > > years? That must have taken a lifetime. Were your Indian ancestors hard > > for you to trace, or did you have a better "paper" trail to follow than some > > of us? I am really excited about all this info. Thank you so much. Coz > > dmx7@earthlink.net (I keep asking this, but I think it will help others, may > > I post at least the directional things to the Cherokee list?) > > --- > > -- Original Message ----- > > From: Charles & Nancy Royall <cnroyall@wcc.net> > > To: <YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Saturday, August 07, 1999 7:10 PM > > Subject: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Louisiana > > > > > I am a direct descendant of a Louisiana Youngblood on my maternal side. > > > There are Youngblood's on the Cherokee Rolls and at the Carlisle Indian > > > School. I have Cherokee Blood from at least 4 separate sources in my > > > line. Impossible to figure out the degree that way. I have some of my > > > Youngblood lineage from Georgia to Mississippi to Louisiana. > > > > > > John A. McLeod married Susanna Youngblood Dec 15 1841 in Caddo Parish, > > > daughter of Henry Youngblood and Sarah Harvey. She was born 12 May > > > 1801 Warren Co GA. Married Jan 20 1826 in Marion Co Mississippi, d Feb > > > 1895. Henry was born 12 Sept 1795 Richmond Co GA, d 2 June 1840. > > > > > > From 1860 Census, her brothers and sisters are: Charlie age 29 born > > > Miss. John > > > age 21, born LA. And Mary age 37 born Miss. The mother is listed as > > > age 59 born 1817 GA. > > > > > > Mary Youngblood married Angus Nicholson . She had been married before > > > to N.S. Bosworth and was a widow. She had one child by Bosworth and 7 > > > by Nicholson. > > > > > > Sarah (Harvey) Youngblood recived bounty land in LA for her husbands > > > service in the > > > War of 1812. She also owned land at the time of her death in Sabine Co > > > TX (Hemphill). Go to your library genealogy section and get the book > > > "The Youngblood Family" > > > by Reba Holmes Brown. If you library does not have it, the one in > > > Shrevsport and Houston TX have it. It has the lineages of 30 families > > > and how they come into the > > > Youngblood Line. And Yes the orignail spelling is Jungblut. They are > > > also related to the Baskervilles about whom the book "The Hounds of > > > Baskerville" was written by Sir Aurther Conen Doyle, which is fiction > > > by the way. I have the record from microfilm > > > Ormerod's "History of Cheshire England" with the lineage from the year > > > 1266 to 1637 when they came to America, I have attached the lineage > > > from that time to 1999. > > > You will also find some of that in Reba Holmes Brown's Book There are > > > a lot of living descendants of the Youngblood line in LA at this time. > > > > > > Charlie Royall > > > > > > > >

Wado Jimbo, I'm such a novice at all this. Do I just click on the "address" you sent? I sure need a tutorial as to HOW to search EFFECTIVELY. I never even HEARD of people suing for Cherokee citizenship. Why did they do that, I thought in the 1800's you didn't have to PROVE you were Cherokee. Are we talking the blood-quantum thing? Or what? Thank you. You people are all a great help. Do you all know each other ? Each other's genealogy? You know, I forgot to list the little casual chatline about the greenbeans and such. It is ndnchat@onelist.com Coz dmx7@earthlink.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim T Musgrave <jimbo591@juno.com> To: <YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 24, 1999 7:56 AM Subject: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Cherokee > I found 1Youngblood listed in the surname index of a rare old Cherokee > genealogy book at http://members.aol.com/rarebk > > At the site, they have the surname index of this rare old Cherokee > genealogy book called "Old Cherokee Families and Their Genealogy," with > lots of English names, they have posted the 1835 Cherokee census, and a > Cherokee genealogy tutorial that shows you how to conduct effective > Cherokee genealogy research. Also, they have posted the full index of a > book that shows people who sued in the 1800's for Cherokee citizenship. > > Once at the site, go to BOOKLISTS, then scroll down till you see the > books. For the tutorial, it will be about halfway down the page, and > then you can invoke it. The 1835 Cherokee census is posted within the > tutorial. > > Jimbo > > ___________________________________________________________________ > 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. > >

I am very interested in trying to sort out OK YOUNGBLOODS circa 1875 or so. On the off chance that some TX YOUNGBLOODS ended up migrating that way, I would like to get any information that anyone thinks might fit these timeframes. My end result would be to find the unknown YOUNGBLOOD that married my g-grandmother c 1875 or so near old Fort Arbuckle, OK. **Candace

I've not uncovered any Cherokee blood as yet, but here's our line that followed the same route from Georgia to Louisiana to East Texas. Let me know if any of it fits with yours. I have a lot more information is someone is interested, but these are primarily the ones that settled in Louisiana and/or Texas. Sara Younblood ABRAHAM J. YOUNGBLOOD was born Bet. 1769 - 1770 in Georgia, and died September 01, 1847 in Sumter, Georgia, USA. He married (1) AMEY MCNEIL March 01, 1787 in Richmond, Georgia, USA, daughter of DANIEL MCNEIL and SARAH. She died Bef. 1840. Their children were: i. REBECCA YOUNGBLOOD, m. BENJAMIN FULLER, January 11, 1814, Columbia, Georgia, USA. ii. ELIZABETH YOUNGBLOOD, m. DAVID FREEMAN, January 01, 1820, Columbia, Georgia, USA. iii. MARIA YOUNGBLOOD, m. JOHN BUCHNER, January 08, 1828, Columbia, Georgia, USA. iv. HENRY BURL YOUNGBLOOD, b. 1792, Columbia, Georgia, USA; d. 1863, Bienville Parish, Louisiana, USA. v. HIRAM D. YOUNGBLOOD, b. Abt. 1804, Columbia, GA, USA; d. Abt. 1825, Hinds, MS, USA. vi. MATILDA YOUNGBLOOD, b. Abt. 1805, Columbia, Georgia, USA; m. FELIX COCHRAN, August 13, 1819, Columbia, Georgia, USA. vii. THORTON YOUNGBLOOD, b. Abt. 1810, Columbia, Georgia, USA; m. ELIZABETH SHOCKLEY, February 28, 1834, Columbia, Georgia, USA. viii. JESSE YOUNGBLOOD. ix. MELISSA YOUNGBLOOD. x. ABRAHAM YOUNGBLOOD, b. Aft. 1840. Generation No. 2 2. HENRY BURL YOUNGBLOOD was born 1792 in Columbia, Georgia, USA, and died 1863 in Bienville Parish, Louisiana, USA. He married ALICE "ALSEY" BEAULTH RAY November 18, 1812 in Columbia, Georgia, USA. Their children were: i. ABRAHAM J. YOUNGBLOOD, b. 1819, Georgia, USA; d. February 15, 1887, Union Parish, Louisiana, USA. ii. GEORGE HIRAM YOUNGBLOOD, b. 1821, Alabama, USA; d. Abt. 1906, Winters, Runnels, Texas, USA. iii. MARY POLLY YOUNGBLOOD, b. 1826, Alabama, USA; m. (1) WILLIAM C. MCBRIDE, Hinds, Mississippi, USA; m. (2) E. H. GARNER, January 22, 1854. iv. JOHN THORNTON YOUNGBLOOD, b. 1828, Alabama, USA. --John Thornton settled in Union Parish, LA with his father. v. FRANCES E. YOUNGBLOOD, b. 1834, Alabama, USA; m. FRANCIS B. HOWELL. vi. ISAAC DOWLING YOUNGBLOOD, b. September 02, 1835, Washington, Alabama, USA; d. February 10, 1913, Newton, Newton, Texas, USA. vii. WADE ANDERSON YOUNGBLOOD, b. June 02, 1838, Pike, Alabama, USA; d. April 15, 1891, Comanche, Texas, USA. HIRAM D. YOUNGBLOOD (ABRAHAM J.) was born Abt. 1804 in Columbia, GA, USA, and died Abt. 1825 in Hinds, MS, USA. His children were: Children of HIRAM D. YOUNGBLOOD are: i. OSWELL HENRY YOUNGBLOOD, b. April 07, 1825, Lee, Georgia, USA; d. February 24, 1898, Lousiana, USA. ii. HIRAM AUSTIN YOUNGBLOOD, b. 1828, Lee, Georgia, USA; d. April 24, 1862, Battle of Shiloh, Monroe, GA, USA; m. MARTHA MITCHELL, August 17, 1856. iii. HARRIET YOUNGBLOOD, b. August 22, 1830, Lee, Georgia, USA; d. November 30, 1914, Ashley, Arkansas, USA; m. JOHN C. MCCURDY, July 03, 1851, Union, Arkansas, USA. iv. MILES YOUNGBLOOD, b. 1833. v. CASIMI (?) YOUNGBLOOD, b. 1839, Sumter, Georgia, USA. vi. MARTHA JANE YOUNGBLOOD, b. 1841, Sumter, Georgia, USA; d. 1875. vii. MAHALA YOUNGBLOOD, b. Abt. 1843. viii. LUCINDA M. YOUNGBLOOD, b. 1845.

Dear Charlie & Nancy, Wado. This is more information in a minute than I've had all my life, thank you for the directions to follow. What did you mean though about "I have attached the lineage from that time (1266-1637) to 1999." You have your genealogy traced through all those years? That must have taken a lifetime. Were your Indian ancestors hard for you to trace, or did you have a better "paper" trail to follow than some of us? I am really excited about all this info. Thank you so much. Coz dmx7@earthlink.net (I keep asking this, but I think it will help others, may I post at least the directional things to the Cherokee list?) --- -- Original Message ----- From: Charles & Nancy Royall <cnroyall@wcc.net> To: <YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 07, 1999 7:10 PM Subject: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Louisiana > I am a direct descendant of a Louisiana Youngblood on my maternal side. > There are Youngblood's on the Cherokee Rolls and at the Carlisle Indian > School. I have Cherokee Blood from at least 4 separate sources in my > line. Impossible to figure out the degree that way. I have some of my > Youngblood lineage from Georgia to Mississippi to Louisiana. > > John A. McLeod married Susanna Youngblood Dec 15 1841 in Caddo Parish, > daughter of Henry Youngblood and Sarah Harvey. She was born 12 May > 1801 Warren Co GA. Married Jan 20 1826 in Marion Co Mississippi, d Feb > 1895. Henry was born 12 Sept 1795 Richmond Co GA, d 2 June 1840. > > From 1860 Census, her brothers and sisters are: Charlie age 29 born > Miss. John > age 21, born LA. And Mary age 37 born Miss. The mother is listed as > age 59 born 1817 GA. > > Mary Youngblood married Angus Nicholson . She had been married before > to N.S. Bosworth and was a widow. She had one child by Bosworth and 7 > by Nicholson. > > Sarah (Harvey) Youngblood recived bounty land in LA for her husbands > service in the > War of 1812. She also owned land at the time of her death in Sabine Co > TX (Hemphill). Go to your library genealogy section and get the book > "The Youngblood Family" > by Reba Holmes Brown. If you library does not have it, the one in > Shrevsport and Houston TX have it. It has the lineages of 30 families > and how they come into the > Youngblood Line. And Yes the orignail spelling is Jungblut. They are > also related to the Baskervilles about whom the book "The Hounds of > Baskerville" was written by Sir Aurther Conen Doyle, which is fiction > by the way. I have the record from microfilm > Ormerod's "History of Cheshire England" with the lineage from the year > 1266 to 1637 when they came to America, I have attached the lineage > from that time to 1999. > You will also find some of that in Reba Holmes Brown's Book There are > a lot of living descendants of the Youngblood line in LA at this time. > > Charlie Royall > >

>Date: Sat, 07 Aug 1999 22:01:12 -0500 >To: "Cozette Dinius" <dmx7@earthlink.net> >From: barbara suddeth <suddeth@peoplescom.net> >Subject: Re: Fw: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Youngbloods where are you? >In-Reply-To: <006601bee132$a928f280$e7471c26@earthlink> > >At 05:12 PM 8/7/99 -0700, you wrote: >> >>----- Original Message ----- >>From: Cozette Dinius <dmx7@earthlink.net> >>To: Gail Hare <saragail@webtv.net> >>Sent: Saturday, August 07, 1999 5:04 PM >>Subject: Re: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Youngbloods where are you? >> >> >>> Dear Gail, I feel the same about not asking questions, in fact, my >>> grandmother in her 80's tried to sit down with me and said how important >>it >>> was for her to give me the genealogy, NOW, and I was oh so dumb, and busy >>> with teenage nonsense, as my daughters are now. Poor Grandma, I must have >>> given her Excedrin headache #3,000. All I know about the Youngblood >>> location in Alabama is Northern. Real good huh? They moved to >>Farmerville, >>> LA area, but do not have dates, but shirttail relatives are still there. >>> Youngblood/Raley -then James Raley married Mabel Tucker, they both died >>very >>> young and children were raised by Grandma Ruth Tucker. Raleys are >>Jeannette, >>> Charles, Jeannie, Kevin. Gail, have you tried the Old No. Louisiana >>Cherokee >>> Teritory (the tribe is not recognized federally yet, but are recognized by >>> the state). There e-mail is cherokeendn@egroups.com - incredibly nice >>> people, also, we have a very casual email group that talks about >>everything >>> from Indian culture to Cherokee language to Nancy having too many green >>> beans in her garden. Very educational and very helpful on some parts of >>> family genealogy several have gotten hooked-up with their roots (we help >>> each other). Come on over and see what happens??? If you find anything on >>my >>> non-information, let me know, please, and what are your names, may I ask? >>> Coz dmx7@earthlink.net >>> ----- Original Message ----- >>> From: Gail Hare <saragail@webtv.net> >>> To: Cozette Dinius <dmx7@earthlink.net> >>> Sent: Friday, August 06, 1999 7:07 AM >>> Subject: Re: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Youngbloods where are you? >>> >>> >>> > Coz, I agree with you that it has been quiet. >>> > I for one am still beating the bushes so to >>> > speak. Not having much success confirming >>> > a lot of things. All I know is there are an >>> > awful lot of Youngblood descendants with family >>> > lore of Native American heritage, myself >>> > included. My mistake was not asking questions while older ones were >>> > still alive. I am in Alabama. Do you know where your Youngbloods >>> > lived? 'Till next time, >>> > Gail >>> > >>> > >>> >>My story is the best,I have at least a name & dates,but absolutley no other knowledge..Our YOUNGBLOOD is on my husband's maternal side his grandmother was a YOUNGBLOOD...her father was A.H.YOUNGBLOOD b.12 June,1853 our assumtion is around northern Ga.S.Tenn> died 18 July,1929- he married Barbara Alice UNKNOWN (from that famous UNKNOWN family) abt.1880 ??she was b.May 1862 d.died Oct 1936 They are buried in the same cemetery in Red Bank,Tenn.but not close together.(.Not sure why this was at the time I had not been consumed by geneology )thier children were Mary Arizona 19 Oct.1881 d.09 June,1965 I assume the YOUNGBLOOD Children were born around Sand Mt.Ga. she md.John M.CLINE Then we have Frank YOUNGBLOOD b.07 July,1885 he d. Sept.1975 then Henry YOUNGBLOOD b.23 May 1888 d.Aug.1981 then Ellen YOUNGBLOOD b.23 July 1901 d. July 1980 next was Marvin M.YOUNGBLOOD b.28 April,1904 d.May,1978 he was a Baptist Preacher last Church was Manchester,Tenn..I believe he had retired before his death..he married Naomi UNKNOWN (also that well known family) then Katie b.18 Sept.1895 d.Dec.1984 she md.Chester HAMMONTREE & then Minnie YOUNGBLOOD who md.Earl THACKER I don't know any dates on Minnie...All of these children lived & died around Rossville Ga.Henry & Frank were carpenters in the Tenn.Ga.&Ala area..Have more if anyone connects...I agree they were very secretive people almost as much as the above mentioned CLINES...Hope this helps someone..Sure glad someone reminded me I was on this list..By,Barbara BARNETT SUDDETH >>

Dear Elsie, That is so very nice of you for the invitation, I don't know enough yet to connect anyone with anyone, but the way the list has perked up, give me about a week lol. I live in Sacramento CA now, but was raised in Indiana, lived at Dauphin, AL for a little while in the 70's, and am planning to move back to Mississippi area in about a year when I (I am a latent student) and my daughters finish with community college out here. I miss the good ol' home town people. Cup of coffee on the front porch people. Know what I mean? See you in about a year. Coz dmx7@earthlink.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Bob West <bobshouse@email.msn.com> To: <YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 07, 1999 5:54 PM Subject: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Any "family" information > My name is Elsie Youngblood West. Trying to find any "family" out there. > Have traced my lines, but want to meet or greet any cousins, uncles, aunts , > that are out there. I know that there are some cousins that are trying to > trace there lines that I haven't come in contact with yet!!! Anybody > that is in the Troy, Brundidge, AL are next weekend, I would love to meet > with you and share information. Please let me hear from all you > Youngbloods' out there. Thanks. Elsie > > > >

Dear Jean, This is so good, we are beginning to speak with each other and hopefully we'll get the job done. There are a lot of unknowns for a lot of reasons, especially if there is Native American blood lines. Especially if involved intermarriages. Especially, since a lot of people couldn't read or write very well and spelled things phonetically. Some of the census records were destroyed by fire. One was not always proud of their Indian heritage back then, they would say they were "black dutch" or something to blend-in with culture etc. Some did not want to go on the Trail of Tears, so they kind of "disappeared". The census takers were not all that great back then and traveling was difficult. Let's see, if your Isabella ? would have married my ? Youngblood, we would have an ancestor with a name lol. Gotta get some humor going here, or we'll all cry. Sometimes, marriages were not always a product of love, we have some people now on the Cherokee list that are saying their ggrandmother was purchased for 2 hogs. Goodness! Thank you for your response. I have had many responses since a couple days ago, it is wonderful !! Now, I'm beginning to believe I really do have a family out there someplace. It is a good feeling. May I post your letter on the Cherokee list and see what happens? Thanks again - hope everyone remains in touch - 'tis GOOD Coz dmx7@earthlink.net

----- Original Message ----- From: Cozette Dinius <dmx7@earthlink.net> To: DOROTHY M QUAIFE <DQUAIFE@prodigy.net> Sent: Saturday, August 07, 1999 4:52 PM Subject: Re: Youngblood > Dear Dorothy, Wasn't that great everyone woke up and began speaking with > each other, that's more like it!! I agree, it was almost as if everyone > found their Youngblood, and I never knew the origin, Jung Blut, Jung Bloed, > was German, the stories I always heard were of a young Cherokee marrying > Freddie (female) Raley, then when I responded to a Cherokee list, I was > welcomed with "Yes!!" Youngblood is a Cherokee name. I was trying to do the > research collectively (all the names at once, because I do not know what I > am really doing, obviously) then decided to do it seperately, beginning with > my (unknown) Youngblood (that's probably a dumb thing to do too.) > My Youngblood/Raley moved to Farmerville, LA area as far as I know and > Freddie's son (I think)(I don't know if I am skipping a generation here or > not, I don't think so) James Raley married Mabel Tucker there, they had 4 > children, Jeannette, Charles, Jeannie, & Kevin. Both parents died young and > children were raised by Mabel's mother Ruth Tucker. Thank you very much for > your response, Dorothy, and good luck with your new mail server, seems to > work pretty good. Coz dmx7@earthlink.net > ----- Original Message ----- > From: DOROTHY M QUAIFE <DQUAIFE@prodigy.net> > To: Cozette Dinius <dmx7@earthlink.net> > Sent: Friday, August 06, 1999 1:07 PM > Subject: Re: Youngblood > > > > Hi Cozette - > > Still getting situated with this new mail server. I answered your message > > early this morning, but was having problems sending it and I guess it > never > > went - at least it doesn't show in the sent box. (Sorry) > > Looks like you stirred a little action on the board -:) I was > beginning > > to think everyone had found their Youngbloods - LOL > > Boy, you do have a problem - not even having a name to go on. None of > the > > names you mentioned sound familiar, but I'll keep an eye out. There were a > > lot of Youngbloods who migrated out of GA into AL and MS, and on into LA > in > > the 1800's, but I think mostly after the Trail of Tears. Wasn't that about > > 1824? No doubt there were Cherokee wives back there, somewhere, but the > > Youngbloods were of German origin - derived from Jung Blut, Jung Bloed, > etc. > > Where did your's settle in LA? > > Sorry I can't be of more help, but wish you luck! > > Dorothy > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Cozette Dinius <dmx7@earthlink.net> > > To: <dquaife@prodigy.net> > > Sent: Friday, August 06, 1999 6:34 AM > > Subject: Youngblood > > > > > > I swear, there must be 2 1/2 Youngbloods left in all the US. I belong to > > several other lists, and this is the quietest list. Your post to give us > a > > forwarded address is the most action this place has seen in a week. > > What exactly is everyone on the lists purpose, does that sound like a dumb > > question? Well, I feel pretty dumb at the moment, I do not even have a > first > > name for my Youngblood. > > He was in Alabama late 1800's married to Freddie Raley (female) and moved > to > > Louisana - the dates went kind of along the lines of the Cherokee Trail of > > Tears. I've been told Youngblood is a Cherokee name. Does anyone know the > > heritage?? > > > > Coz dmx7@earthlink.net > > > > Some of the other family names are Ruth & Mabel Tucker, James & Elmer > Raley > > > > On another side of the family is: Chapman, Allen, Denner, Benner, Ayers, > > Tschantz, Striggle, Snider, Souder, > > > > (Dene) (Bonner) (Eyre) (Schantz) > > There are assorted Millers, Cox (maybe), > > > > Grope, grope. Do any of these names beside Youngblood sound familiar? > > > > > > >

I am a direct descendant of a Louisiana Youngblood on my maternal side. There are Youngblood's on the Cherokee Rolls and at the Carlisle Indian School. I have Cherokee Blood from at least 4 separate sources in my line. Impossible to figure out the degree that way. I have some of my Youngblood lineage from Georgia to Mississippi to Louisiana. John A. McLeod married Susanna Youngblood Dec 15 1841 in Caddo Parish, daughter of Henry Youngblood and Sarah Harvey. She was born 12 May 1801 Warren Co GA. Married Jan 20 1826 in Marion Co Mississippi, d Feb 1895. Henry was born 12 Sept 1795 Richmond Co GA, d 2 June 1840. From 1860 Census, her brothers and sisters are: Charlie age 29 born Miss. John age 21, born LA. And Mary age 37 born Miss. The mother is listed as age 59 born 1817 GA. Mary Youngblood married Angus Nicholson . She had been married before to N.S. Bosworth and was a widow. She had one child by Bosworth and 7 by Nicholson. Sarah (Harvey) Youngblood recived bounty land in LA for her husbands service in the War of 1812. She also owned land at the time of her death in Sabine Co TX (Hemphill). Go to your library genealogy section and get the book "The Youngblood Family" by Reba Holmes Brown. If you library does not have it, the one in Shrevsport and Houston TX have it. It has the lineages of 30 families and how they come into the Youngblood Line. And Yes the orignail spelling is Jungblut. They are also related to the Baskervilles about whom the book "The Hounds of Baskerville" was written by Sir Aurther Conen Doyle, which is fiction by the way. I have the record from microfilm Ormerod's "History of Cheshire England" with the lineage from the year 1266 to 1637 when they came to America, I have attached the lineage from that time to 1999. You will also find some of that in Reba Holmes Brown's Book There are a lot of living descendants of the Youngblood line in LA at this time. Charlie Royall