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

----- 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 > > > > >

----- 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? > > > > > > >

Hanna M. YOUNGBLOOD (1860-1897) m. Harmon Lakey BRYANT in 1882 Wayne Co. TN, was my husband's ggrandmother. I am seeking parents/siblings of her parents Josiah YOUNGBLOOD and Mary HORTON. M. Casteel

I have aYOUNGBLOOD who was my g-grandmother's first husband, but don't know his first name. Emory Ann COURTNEY (b1859 near Fort Cobb, IT, d 1925 near old Fort Arbuckle, OK) married him and according to family information he died and she remarried Martin Poole PRATER near the same location and had two children, the first b 1879. So, this YOUNGBLOOD died before 1878, probably. It is my understanding that these marriages and folks were around Fort Arbuckle, OK. Can anyone help? **Candace

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?

Seeking information regarding ancestry and family of Willimina YOUNGBLOOD/YOUNGBLUD, b. 1792, PA; m. William WARD, 7 Jun 1820, Guernsey Co., OH; d. 1851, Guernsey Co., OH

Hi - Just want to let everyone know my new address: mailto:dquaife@prodigy.net If I owe you a reply, will get to it ASAP! Happy rootin' Dorothy

I would like to let all the Youngblood's on the mailing list know about a reunion for the descendants of Jeremiah & Susannah {Birgit}Youngblood. At Green Forest,Arkansas on Sept. 12,1999. For more information on theYoungblood,Morris,Nance reunion please e-mail mfrench@cswnet.com Thank You

Jim Musgrave, Thanks for your post about Youngblood name and sight for books. I have YOUNGBLOOD family out of SC>Al>?. Family lore being they traded with and married Native American. Unfortunately all older ones are gone and have not been able to prove anything so far. These were only whispered about as I guess they were trying to conceal the fact. Have wished a million times that I had been interested at a younger age and verified all these things I am so diligently searching for now. Regards, Gail Hare

Jim, thanks for a great site to visit-I have a friend, Preston Musgrove, here in SC--(out of the Dutch Fork area) I have youngbloods too! betty. YOUNGBLOOD-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > YOUNGBLOOD-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 22 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Cherokee [Jim T Musgrave <jimbo591@juno.com>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from YOUNGBLOOD-D, send a message to > > YOUNGBLOOD-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] Cherokee > Date: Sat, 24 Jul 1999 09:56:59 -0500 > From: Jim T Musgrave <jimbo591@juno.com> > To: YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com > > 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.

hi all i have listed in the bible records of stephen wilbur shirley b 5/20/1912 in atlantia fulton county ga the following names all circled together sure hope someone can help with these names katie lee moona ruth parks tumlin youngblood spock youngblood and below that circle is the name raymond f youngblood he married kate parks katey youngblood d 12/1964 raymond f youngblood d 9/1963 if anyone has any of these names please email me this is one of my brick walls thanks marie

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.

Sorry, none of these Youngbloods appear to be closely related to our Youngbloods. My ancestors came from Germany and located in Wilkes Barre, Pa exept for one of the brothers named Casper with whom everyone had lost touch Jean. "Donna Bergstrom (by way of Carla Karbowski Clifton )" wrote: > I have traced my Youngblood line to Solomon Youngblood. Married in Missouri > and enlisted in the Civil War also from Missouri. He then moved to Illinois > after the war. His brother's name was Henry and they did many things > together. If you can help me with this line I would be very grateful. there > was also a Jonathan Youngblood married to a Nancy Y. I would like to know > more about him and this Nancy Y. He may have moved to Texas. Please anyone > help me. for I am at a dead end. I am unable to go any further back. > Thanks > Donna > > Thanks > Donna

I am searching for information on the family of Wavie Youngblood. She married John Calvin McNamee and they are both buried in Hagerstown, Maryland. It is suspected that polycystic kidney disease (hereditary) is past on to descedents through the Youngblood family. Wavie Youngblood McNamee's children and grandchildren have had the disease. I am interested in researching the family history of the Youngblood also - to establish roots for my children. Thanks! Please respond to: Linda.McNamee @ JUNO.com

I have traced my Youngblood line to Solomon Youngblood. Married in Missouri and enlisted in the Civil War also from Missouri. He then moved to Illinois after the war. His brother's name was Henry and they did many things together. If you can help me with this line I would be very grateful. there was also a Jonathan Youngblood married to a Nancy Y. I would like to know more about him and this Nancy Y. He may have moved to Texas. Please anyone help me. for I am at a dead end. I am unable to go any further back. Thanks Donna Thanks Donna

The only Nancy I have is a Nancy Isabelle who married a Martin. Sorry! On Sun, 27 Jun 1999, lahunkids wrote: > Searching for a Nancy YOUNGBLOOD,m.Andrew COMBS, dates and where unknown, probably in the south,VA., N.C., Ky. > . >

Searching for a Nancy YOUNGBLOOD,m.Andrew COMBS, dates and where unknown, probably in the south,VA., N.C., Ky. .

Looking for information about parents of Enrique Walter (known by Walter) Youngblood b. 03 Aug 1871 MS. Father listed as born in AL, mother born in MS. Married Mary Lucy Dulaney abt. 1897. Children: Herbert Aston b. 1899 Thomas Jesse b. 1901 Margaret Bessie b. 1901 Beatrice b. 1904 Denson b. 1906 Curtis Tillman b. 1908 Harold Bishop b. 1910 Ruth b. 1912 Lived in Ben Lomond and Little River, AR. Married Ella Fisher 1915. Children: William Arthur b. 1916 Agnes b. 1918 Edwin b. 1920 Bernice b. 1922 Lived in Little River, AR. Have been unable to find Enrique Walter as a child in earlier census. Please let me know if anyone can point me in the right direction. Thanks - Shirley

yes, it is working. Do you have any info on Margaret Youngblood that married William Wilson. Son Robert B. about 1814-1818? in GA/SC? email lwilson@oktax.state.ok.us -----Original Message----- From: Larry & Cathy (Danley) Youngblood [mailto:young753@flash.net] Sent: Thursday, May 27, 1999 7:23 PM To: YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] new e-mail address I'm takeing on a new server so my e-mail will be changing to ( lyoungblood@futura.net ) so please make a change in your address book and shoot me a note to know it is working right. Thanks Larry