This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------2D799C6AE53F934F48BAA4E0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------2D799C6AE53F934F48BAA4E0 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: <slist@bl-14.rootsweb.com> Envelope-to: brrich@olympus.net Delivery-date: Thu, 22 Oct 1998 21:42:58 -0700 Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com ([204.212.38.30]) by olympus.net with esmtp (Exim 2.02 #1) id 0zWZ3x-0000Hp-00 for brrich@olympus.net; Thu, 22 Oct 1998 21:42:57 -0700 Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id VAA29649; Thu, 22 Oct 1998 21:41:31 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1998 21:41:31 -0700 (PDT) Message-Id: <199810230441.VAA29649@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: brrich@olympus.net Subject: Re: Josiah Youngblood References: <362F14FE.1E7631B0@olympus.net> In-Reply-To: <362F14FE.1E7631B0@olympus.net> From: YOUNGBLOOD-L-request@rootsweb.com X-Mailer: Procmail Autoreply X-Loop: YOUNGBLOOD-L-request@rootsweb.com CC: owner-YOUNGBLOOD@bl-14.rootsweb.com >From YOUNGBLOOD-L-request@rootsweb.com > --------------1A888C92E836E0941F455E4F > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > Response to letter from marcus: > Supposedly I am also descended from Thomas Youngblood and Mary Miles, > then John Miles and Mary Cole (Coale). According to the book I have > entitled: Thomas Youngblood Family by Margaret Ann Cloys and Ollis > Youngblood Smith, John Miles Youngblood was baptized Oct. 31, 1708 in > Baltimore County, MD, and m. Mary Cole on Jan. 21, 1729. In this book > John and Mary are listed as having had 4 children: Henry Miles, Mary, > John and Thomas S., and I am supposed to be related to the son, John, > though Dorothy Quaife, a well-known Youngblood historian, says this is > not possible because John had married and moved to Georgia long before > the last two sons attributed to him, Amos Caril Youngblood I, and > William, b. ca 1807, were born, and John was certainly too old to have > had William. This William is listed in the book, with his descendants, > as my great, great, great grandfather. > A piece of research that I did while in Salt Lake at the LDS library > stated that John Miles Youngblood and Mary Cole had two more children, > and these children were James and Jacob. This record stated that the > 5th child, James m. Mary Polly Bradley, and that their children were > Jeremiah, Eli, Thomas, and Elizabeth. It told nothing about the > descendancy of the supposed 6th child, Jacob, belonging to John Miles > Youngblood and Mary Cole. Now you are stating also that they had this > fifth child, James, who married Mary Polly Bradley, and you are their > descendant. > You are related to James and Mary Polly Bradley's son Jeremiah, and > state that Jeremiah had a son named William. I have seen references to > this son at the LDS library, and as I recall he is listed there as being > lost, possibly went to Texas, and was not heard about again by that > author. His year of birth, 1790, makes him a possible candidate, though > a little old, for the father of my ancestor, William Youngblood, b. ca. > 1808, m. Elizabeth Garret on Dec. 21, 1826 in Greene County, TN. My Wm. > went on to live in Graves County, KY, and Bollinger County, Mo., where > he died between 1870 and 1880. > Can you tell a little about the life story of your William Youngblood > who married Ada Reed. I imagine he is not the father of my Wm., but > since I read that he may have moved to Texas and been lost, I would like > to hear more about him and his son, Josiah, and any other siblings, and > look further for a possible connection. > This is the early information I have on Thomas Youngblood, m. 1707, d. > 1722, and his wife, Mary Miles (d. 1733). In 1702 Thomas was on the Tax > list in Gun Powder Hundred, Baltimore County, MD. > The only child tof their's listed in this book is John Miles Youngblood, > baptized Oct. 31, 1708, b., Baltimore County MD. m. Jan 21, 1729 to Mary > Cole (Coale). > John Miles Youngblood and Mary Cole's children were as follows: > 1. Henry Miles Youngblood, b. Jan. 17, 1730 in Ann Arudel County MD. > He m. Mary Ann ____. Henry's will was probated, Johnston County, > SC in 1774. Children: > 1. William > 2. Aley > 3. Mary > 4. Ann Patience Youngblood m. Stanmore Butler. Stanmore > was > Court Clerk in Edgefield District, SC, and Capt. in > Rev. War. > (I also have their childrens' names.) > 2. Mary Youngblood, b. Sept. 7, 1732 in Ann Arudel County, MD. > 3. John Youngblood, b. Oct. 17, 1734 in Ann Arudel County, MD. m. > Mary_____. The following children are listed as theirs: > 1. Abraham m. Amy McNeill, Mar. 1, 1787. > 2. Isaac m. Elizabeth _____, 1788, Edgefield, SC > 3. George W. m. Oct. 24, 1788, Nancy Simkins. (Dorothy > Quaife > says this is an error. She says George was the son > of Peter > who lived in GA for awhile, and died in Edgefield, > SC. > 4. Joshua, m. May 30, 1789, Edgefield, SC to Catherine > McNeill. > (and then this book goes on to list #5 child, > William, and #6 > child, Amos Caril, which Dorothy Quaife says isn't > not so. It > also lists many descendants of Wm. and Amos) > 4. Thomas S. Youngblood, b. Dec. 11, 1736, d. March 28, 1816. b. Ann > Arudel County, MD., m. Amy Hopkins, d. 1822. Amy was d/o Jesse > and ____Hopkins, d. Sept. 17, 1799. He was in Rev. War. (This > book > lists many of his descendants.) Child: (there may be more than > one.): > Jacob B. Youngblood b. 1770, d. Mar. 18, 1816), m. > Sarah > Still. Both b. Edgefield District, SC. Sarah d/o > John and Jane > Still. > I would hope that Dorothy Quaife would naswer you, as I bet she can tell > you much more. She is a direct descendatn of Jeremaih as you are. > There seems to be a lot of controversy over this line as many many > Youngbloods believe they descend from this line, and each seems to have > a different story. It would be nice if someone actually had an old > carefully kept Bible record or something as good as that for absolute > proof of this line. > I also hope you receive this letter with the columns straight as I have > typed them. Too often when the letter is sent, the lines come out all > crooked, and I can't figure out how to keep that from happening. > Beverly Rich > --------------1A888C92E836E0941F455E4F > Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > <HTML> > Response to letter from marcus: > <P>Supposedly I am also descended from Thomas Youngblood and Mary Miles, > then John Miles and Mary Cole (Coale). According to the book I have > entitled: <U>Thomas Youngblood Family </U>by Margaret Ann Cloys and Ollis > Youngblood Smith, John Miles Youngblood was baptized Oct. 31, 1708 in Baltimore > County, MD, and m. Mary Cole on Jan. 21, 1729. In this book John > and Mary are listed as having had 4 children: Henry Miles, Mary, John and > Thomas S., and I am supposed to be related to the son, John, though Dorothy > Quaife, a well-known Youngblood historian, says this is not possible because > John had married and moved to Georgia long before the last two sons attributed > to him, Amos Caril Youngblood I, and William, b. ca 1807, were born, and > John was certainly too old to have had William. This William is listed > in the book, with his descendants, as my great, great, great grandfather. > <P>A piece of research that I did while in Salt Lake at the LDS library > stated that John Miles Youngblood and Mary Cole had two more children, > and these children were James and Jacob. This record stated that > the 5th child, James m. Mary Polly Bradley, and that their children were > Jeremiah, Eli, Thomas, and Elizabeth. It told nothing about the descendancy > of the supposed 6th child, Jacob, belonging to John Miles Youngblood and > Mary Cole. Now you are stating also that they had this fifth child, > James, who married Mary Polly Bradley, and you are their descendant. > <P>You are related to James and Mary Polly Bradley's son Jeremiah, and > state that Jeremiah had a son named William. I have seen references > to this son at the LDS library, and as I recall he is listed there as being > lost, possibly went to Texas, and was not heard about again by that author. > His year of birth, 1790, makes him a possible candidate, though a little > old, for the father of my ancestor, William Youngblood, b. ca. 1808, m. > Elizabeth Garret on Dec. 21, 1826 in Greene County, TN. My Wm. went > on to live in Graves County, KY, and Bollinger County, Mo., where he died > between 1870 and 1880. > <P>Can you tell a little about the life story of your William Youngblood > who married Ada Reed. I imagine he is not the father of my Wm., but > since I read that he may have moved to Texas and been lost, I would like > to hear more about him and his son, Josiah, and any other siblings, and > look further for a possible connection. > <P>This is the early information I have on Thomas Youngblood, m. 1707, > d. 1722, and his wife, Mary Miles (d. 1733). In 1702 Thomas was on > the Tax list in Gun Powder Hundred, Baltimore County, MD. > <P>The only child tof their's listed in this book is John Miles Youngblood, > baptized Oct. 31, 1708, b., Baltimore County MD. m. Jan 21, 1729 to Mary > Cole (Coale). > <P>John Miles Youngblood and Mary Cole's children were as follows: > <BR> 1. Henry Miles Youngblood, b. Jan. 17, 1730 in Ann Arudel > County MD. > <BR> He m. Mary Ann ____. Henry's > will was probated, Johnston County, > <BR> SC in 1774. Children: > <BR> > 1. William > <BR> > 2. Aley > <BR> > 3. Mary > <BR> > 4. Ann Patience Youngblood m. Stanmore Butler. Stanmore was > <BR> > Court Clerk in Edgefield District, SC, and Capt. in Rev. War. > <BR> > (I also have their childrens' names.) > <P> 2. Mary Youngblood, b. Sept. 7, 1732 in Ann Arudel County, > MD. > <P> 3. John Youngblood, b. Oct. 17, 1734 in Ann Arudel County, > MD. m. > <BR> Mary_____. The following > children are listed as theirs: > <BR> > 1. Abraham m. Amy McNeill, Mar. 1, 1787. > <BR> > 2. Isaac m. Elizabeth _____, 1788, Edgefield, SC > <BR> > 3. George W. m. Oct. 24, 1788, Nancy Simkins. (Dorothy Quaife > <BR> > says this is an error. She says George was the son of Peter > <BR> > who lived in GA for awhile, and died in Edgefield, SC. > <BR> > 4. Joshua, m. May 30, 1789, Edgefield, SC to Catherine McNeill. > <BR> > (and then this book goes on to list #5 child, William, and #6 > <BR> > child, Amos Caril, which Dorothy Quaife says isn't not so. It > <BR> > also lists many descendants of Wm. and Amos) > <P> 4. Thomas S. Youngblood, b. Dec. 11, 1736, d. March 28, > 1816. b. Ann > <BR> Arudel County, MD., m. Amy Hopkins, > d. 1822. Amy was d/o Jesse > <BR> and ____Hopkins, d. Sept. 17, > 1799. He was in Rev. War. (This book > <BR> lists many of his descendants.) > Child: (there may be more than one.): > <BR> > Jacob B. Youngblood b. 1770, d. Mar. 18, 1816), m. Sarah > <BR> > Still. Both b. Edgefield District, SC. Sarah d/o John and Jane > <BR> > Still. > <P>I would hope that Dorothy Quaife would naswer you, as I bet she can > tell you much more. She is a direct descendatn of Jeremaih as you > are. There seems to be a lot of controversy over this line as many > many Youngbloods believe they descend from this line, and each seems to > have a different story. It would be nice if someone actually had > an old carefully kept Bible record or something as good as that for absolute > proof of this line. > <P>I also hope you receive this letter with the columns straight as I have > typed them. Too often when the letter is sent, the lines come out > all crooked, and I can't figure out how to keep that from happening. > Beverly Rich</HTML> > --------------1A888C92E836E0941F455E4F-- Hi -- The message you submitted to this list (included above) wasn't sent to the list subscribers. RootsWeb accepts only plain text mail. That means that HTML mail, attachments, ``enriched text'', and a few other formats can't be sent to RootsWeb mailing lists. You can post your message if you send it in plain text; turn off the ``Post in HTML'' or ``Enriched Text'' features of your mail reader, or don't use any attachments. See http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/listowners/html-off.htm for instructions on turning off HTML in most of the popular mail programs, or ask your ISP's technical support line for help. We've had to institute this policy because of the problems that accompany these fancy mail formats. Some people don't have mail programs that are capable of processing the special file formats. 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