I am looking for a missing YOUNGBLOOD, probably from TX, who lived around Arbuckle, OK. ? YOUNGBLOOD (a male) was prob born shortly before 1860, died before 1878 near Arbuckle, CA. He married Emory Ann COURTNEY (b1859 AR, d1925 OK). Beverly Rich wrote: > Earlier I wrote that James M. Youngblood was in the MO infantry. In > another record written by a descendant of his is the nonation that he > was in "47 Mo CAV Missouri Calvary. Enlisted Sep 1861, discharged Aug. > 1865. Perhaps this was his 2nd enlistment. > > James M. Youngblood, (middle name probably Mark), b. Dec. 16, 1833, m. > Volumnia Orso Xaupi (b. 1836) on July 6, 1863. He died in June 24, > 1879, she in 1911. They had the following children: Xepheon or Zen > Xaupi Youngblood, b. 1864, Guy Xavier Youngblood, b. 1866, d. 1930, > James Orso Youngblood, b. 1868, d. 1887, Meme "May" Youngblood, b. 1871, > Mary Volumnia Youngblood, b. 1874, and Edward Youngblood, b. 1879. > After Dr. Youngblood's death, Volumnia moved with her children to Ellis > County, TX, and she is buried there. > > Guy Xavier Youngblood m. Letha Rebecca Sarah Ann Sills, and their nine > children were James Franklin Peter Youngblood, Leona Volumbia, ? > Youngblood, George Xavier, Belinda Caroline who m. Willie Price, Letha > Meme who m. Douglas Victor Holt, Guy Andrew, Edward Walter, and Joseph > Martin. > > Meme "May" Youngblood Youngblood m. Dr. Crudgenton, and their children > were: Marie, Kenneth, and Damien. > > No more is known about the children of James and Volumnia, though there > is more on some of the grandchildren of Guy Xavier. > > Is there a match out there somewhere? Beverly Rich -- Candace Gregory <br>firegrl@sierratel.com <br>FTM Home Page:&nbsp; http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/r/e/Candace-L-Gregory/ <br>Researching Gregory, Prater, Courtney, Williams, Wicker, Sandifer, Slaughter, Cain </body> </html>

You asked who my Youngbloods were who went to Texas. They were as follows: They were 3 sons of William Youngblood and Elizabeth Garret Youngblood who m. in Greene County, TN. He was b. in SC., she in TN. Also, there was a daughter-in-law of a 4th son who fought on the Union side, and died after the war, after which his wife moved with her family to TX. They are as follows: John G., b. Jan 31, 1831 in Greene, TN, d. Nov. 22, 1890 in Ellis County, TX. He m. March 26, 1857, Mary Brock, in Ellis County. Martin V., b. ca 1841 in TN or KY, d. Dec. 7, 1873 in Ellis County, TX. He m. 1) Sept. 11, 1862, Vina Rowe in MO., and 2) Mrs. Martha J. Tate in TX. William O.B., b. July 1846 in Graves County, KY, d. Apr. 6, 1903 in Floyd County, TX, m. Dec. 25, 1866 in Bollinger County, MO to Labitha Allen. The son who fought for the Union Army was Dr. James M. Youngblood. He was b. Dec. 16, 1833 in Greene, TN, d. June 24, 1879 in St. Louis, MO. He married Volumnia Orso Xaupi on July 6, 1863, and after he died, she moved with her family to Ellis County, TX. William and Elizabeth also had their eldest son, Alfred Youngblood, b. 1829 in Greene County, TN, who also fought in the Civil War. He enlisted on the Union side with the 3rd MO Cavalry, and was killed at Patterson, MO. He was my great-great-grandfather. His wife and children remained in MO. and KY. Beverly Rich

Earlier I wrote that James M. Youngblood was in the MO infantry. In another record written by a descendant of his is the nonation that he was in "47 Mo CAV Missouri Calvary. Enlisted Sep 1861, discharged Aug. 1865. Perhaps this was his 2nd enlistment. James M. Youngblood, (middle name probably Mark), b. Dec. 16, 1833, m. Volumnia Orso Xaupi (b. 1836) on July 6, 1863. He died in June 24, 1879, she in 1911. They had the following children: Xepheon or Zen Xaupi Youngblood, b. 1864, Guy Xavier Youngblood, b. 1866, d. 1930, James Orso Youngblood, b. 1868, d. 1887, Meme "May" Youngblood, b. 1871, Mary Volumnia Youngblood, b. 1874, and Edward Youngblood, b. 1879. After Dr. Youngblood's death, Volumnia moved with her children to Ellis County, TX, and she is buried there. Guy Xavier Youngblood m. Letha Rebecca Sarah Ann Sills, and their nine children were James Franklin Peter Youngblood, Leona Volumbia, ? Youngblood, George Xavier, Belinda Caroline who m. Willie Price, Letha Meme who m. Douglas Victor Holt, Guy Andrew, Edward Walter, and Joseph Martin. Meme "May" Youngblood Youngblood m. Dr. Crudgenton, and their children were: Marie, Kenneth, and Damien. No more is known about the children of James and Volumnia, though there is more on some of the grandchildren of Guy Xavier. Is there a match out there somewhere? Beverly Rich

Mr. Dance and Mr. Mangram have asked for more information about the James M.Youngblood in my Youngblood family, so here is what I have. He was b. Dec. 16, 1833 in Greene, TN. He was my great-great-great Uncle. He became a Surgeon for the Union Army in MO during the Civil War. He joined the Army when he foresaw a future war. He was already a physician, and early on he was put in charge of a hospital. Later, I believe he did some time on the front as a surgeon. He is listed as follows: FRS., 317, MO Infantry, Asst. Surgeon. Following the war he moved with his family to St. Louis, and had a busy practice there, and he was kind, and took care of many poor people without charging them. He died of some kind of liver ailment in his 40's, and I have a newspaper clipping stated that people hung sadly around his office building mourning his death for days afterwards. His wife and children moved to somewhere in the NW part of Texas. His wife was of French extraction, and had grown up in VA. Her name was Volumnia Orso Xaupi. They were married July 6, 1863. James parents were William Youngblood, and Elizabeth Garret Youngblood. Wm. was b.in SC ca. 1807. Elizabeth, b. ca 1811, was the dau. of Jacob Garret and Barbary Jack Garret. She was b. in Greene Co., TN. She and Wm. were m. Dec. 21, 1826 in Greene Co. TN. Wm. and Elizabeth died in the latter 1800's in Bollinger County, MO. They had 8 children besides James, who was the 2nd son. The others, in order of birth were: Alfred M., John G., Martin V., Barbary, Mary M., Wm. O.B., and Sarah A. Alfred also fought in the Union Army, and was killed at Patterson, MO the last year of the war. It appears that the three other sons fought for the South, and after the war was over they all moved to Texas, not too far from what is now the Dallas area. I must go now, but I will write again soon to tell you more about the family that James and Volumnia had. Beverly Rich

I am looking for any information on Margret Youngblood (full blooded Cherokee) who married William Wilson (full blooded Cherokee) in Georgia around 1800. They had one son that I know of: Robert Wilson who married Mary Horton and lived around Clarksville, AR. Any information will be appreciated. Joe

I was at a church this evening, Boulevard Baptist in Springfield, Missouri, where I saw a pic of a Reverend John B. Sharp. It was captioned "1920-1921" and he looked very old in it, at the minimum late 60's or even older. The cabinet was locked but I talked with the director of music (we were having my brothers practice for his wedding there tomorrow) and he said it shouldn't be a problem getting a photocopy made or whatever. Just curious if anyone knows who he is. I read something somewhere about a John Youngblood being a minister some time ago. But it escapes me now. Thanks!

Hi, I'm Sue Daniels. My husband Mark is a descendent of Malinda Youngblood - born 1805 in S.C. or Ga. and died on 1/23/1884 in Washington County, Fl. She married James A. Yates - born 1795 in S.C. and died on 4/5/1874 in Washington County, Fl. They had 10 children. I'm looking for more info on Malinda...anybody else related to her. Thanks, Sue

Hi! I am Gail Youngblood Gallagher from Pennsylvania. My father is Gordon Xavier Youngblood, son of Leo and Helen Youngblood from Harveys Lake and vicinity (upstate PA). Leo and Helen had 4 children, James, Arline, Gloria Jean and Gordon. I have a brother, James; sisters, Diane Marie, Michelle Youngblood Bezroukoff and Denise Youngblood DiFiglio. If I am related to any of you, please let me know. Happy Hunting!! :) Gail

I am Stefan Youngblood with relatives ( African American and Cherokee) from Georgia,Indiana and Va. I would like to find more. Thanks Stefan

hello everyone I am looking for a Kate parks who married a Raymond youngblood around Atlanta GA I have bible records of Kate's sisters son he was raised by Kate and Raymond youngblood as far I can see the names listed on one page are circled they are Tumlin Youngblood Spock Youngblood (died Infant) I also have Raymond f youngblood listed below the circle So I am guessing that Tumlin was Raymond's father any help with this youngblood family would be most appreciated the only dates I have are kate youngblood d 12/1964 raymond f youngblood d 9/1963 thanks again marie

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

To Gail Youngblood Gallagher: Have the Youngbloods from which you descended always been in PA? My Youngbloods were in TN, KY and MO until after the Civil War when most of them went to Texas. I ask because James Youngblood was a Civil War Surgeon for the Yankees. He was raised in KY and MO. He married a French woman whose family came from VA, and her name was Volumnia Orso Xaupi. They lived in St. Louis after the War until he died, at which time she moved with their children to Texas. One of their sons was named Guy Xavier Youngblood, born in 1866, and he had a son named George Xavier Youngblood in 1910. We do not know the names of all their descendants, and the name Xavier may have been passed on to other male descendants in this family. The descendants we know about lived out their lives in Texas. Could there be a connection? Beverly Rich

Hi Kev - yes, I wondered about your posting and decided you'd forgotten you were in my line :-) Come by sometime when you're in town. - Dorothy P.S. - the photo is the William Randolph Youngblood family - not your's. -----Original Message----- From: Kev <Keveny@Prodigy.net> To: YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com <YOUNGBLOOD-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, May 10, 1999 7:14 PM Subject: [YOUNGBLOOD-L] William Youngblood 1854-1940 >Trying to rebuild on this info... When my father passed away and my old >computer went bust I pushed all this aside. I am unsure of his origin, but >I know he raised all his kids here in Missouri. > >William Youngblood 1854-1940 ---->Says his father was Will >Youngblood, mother named Jane >Levina (Lauftus) Youngblood 1858-1936 > their children -----> +Luther Youngblood >1887-1962 > +Davie >Youngblood > +Jesse James >Youngblood 9/12/1886-3/3/1981 (My G-Grandfather) > >Ridegcrest, MO Birth > +Nettie >Youngblood > +Lillie >Youngblood (Hoover) > +Cynthia >Youngblood > +Bertha >Youngblood (White) > +Mertle >Youngblood (Dickens) > +Clarence >Youngblood > +Willie >Youngblood > +Carmie >Youngblood (Rogers) > >Gonna send this off for now, got lots to type. >

I made a mistake, Jesse was born in Oasis, MO. He resided in RIDGEDALE for a number of years.

Trying to rebuild on this info... When my father passed away and my old computer went bust I pushed all this aside. I am unsure of his origin, but I know he raised all his kids here in Missouri. William Youngblood 1854-1940 ---->Says his father was Will Youngblood, mother named Jane Levina (Lauftus) Youngblood 1858-1936 their children -----> +Luther Youngblood 1887-1962 +Davie Youngblood +Jesse James Youngblood 9/12/1886-3/3/1981 (My G-Grandfather) Ridegcrest, MO Birth +Nettie Youngblood +Lillie Youngblood (Hoover) +Cynthia Youngblood +Bertha Youngblood (White) +Mertle Youngblood (Dickens) +Clarence Youngblood +Willie Youngblood +Carmie Youngblood (Rogers) Gonna send this off for now, got lots to type.

This was a pic sent to me by a lady in California. I am in Missouri. Its been over a year and a half, but I was curious who they were. She was hoping a relative of mine might recognize someone in the pic. I compared it to some pics back then but never found anything out. I put it on the web, take a peek if any of you can. Thanks! http://pages.prodigy.net/keveny/Youngblood.gif

Sorry,I have no connection or interest in Youngbloods. I am searching for Lorigan and or McGraw. Good Luck., Nanci

I don't think anyone has had less information on a YOUNGBLOOD post, but I am feeling lucky, especially with the discussions surrounding TX YOUNGBLOODS. ? YOUNGBLOOD married my g-grandmother, Emory Ann COURTNEY (b1859 IT, d1929 OK) around 1875-1876. Emory's father ran a ferry on the Love Co., OK/TX border and her mother lived in Davis, OK around this time. ? YOUNGBLOOD died 1876 or before. No children that I know of. Can anyone help??? **Candace ***** Candace Gregory <br>firegrl@sierratel.com <br>FTM Home Page:&nbsp; http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/r/e/Candace-L-Gregory/ <br>Researching Gregory, Prater, Courtney, Williams, Wicker, Sandifer, Slaughter, Cain </body> </html>

Three of my Youngblood brothers came to Texas to Ellis County from SC by about 1875. Maybe we fit together. I am trying to track the ancestors of Joel Youngblood (b. 1807 SC) and Elizabeth (Betsey) Allen of the Greenville District of SC. Will be glad to share information. Pat Kinsey Austin, TX On Fri, 7 May 1999 18:45:45 -0500 (CDT) saragail@webtv.net (Gail Hare) writes: >Stephen, >Thanks for responding anyway. Who knows, >in the future we may find we share some >ancestors as some of mine ended up in Tx. it >is said. >Gail >

Stephen, Thanks for responding anyway. Who knows, in the future we may find we share some ancestors as some of mine ended up in Tx. it is said. Gail