Recently on Find-A-Grave website, I came across an unknown (to me) Younger: Younger Neal, born 2-13-1844 - died 3-15-1926. Well, you know me, I wanted to know how he fit in. No luck. I checked census records and found in 1850 Jasper, Crawford Co. AR this family: William J. Neal 33 NC Manney or Monney Neal 32f TN Johnathon 11m AR Francis M. 9m AR Elizabeth 7f AR Younger 6m AR James 1m AR In 1870 Van Buren, Crawford Co. AR Younger Neal 26 AR In 1880 Alma, Crawford Co. AR Younger Neal, 36 AR NC TN Martha Neal 33 AR AR AR 4 children 1900 Alma, Crawford Co. AR Younger Neal head, Feb 1845 55 md 30years AR AR AR Mattie Neal, wife, Feb 1847 53 m30y 5-5ch AR SC KY 4 children still at home I checked my database and cannot find any Younger females named Monney or Manney nor do I have a William J. Neal. I do have a Martha Catherine Younger, dau. of Josephus and Jane A. (Lockett) Younger who married a Gabriel D. Neal abt. 1888 in North Caroline, I'm assuming. Gabriel was born ca. 1854 NC and I found them in the 1900 Holloway, Person Co. NC census, but can't read much of it. Just Gabriel age 46 and "C" - it looks like married 12 years and there are abt 4 children along with a brother living with them. I found Gabriel in the 1870 census, his parents were John F. and Martha R. (???) Neal, both age 55 and born in NC. So....has anybody heard of this Younger Neal? Wilma

30 Jun 1733 - John Younger to Mary Price, she from Talbot County 15 Jun 1732 - Ann Younger to John Price Both married in Middlesex County, VA This makes me wonder if the Youngers of Middlesex County stem from the Talbot County VA Youngers about whom we know so little. John C Younger and Emma Baugh, MARRIAGE: Caswell County NC Marriages, Bondsman C C MCCarty Married by Jacob Doll, Minister of the Gospel Witness: B. Harrelson Ann Younger and Thomas Willis !BIRTH: Kingston Parish, Gloucester, Virginia 1755 - son born to Thomas and Ann Younger Willis 19 Sep 1756 - William Willis, son born to Thomas and Ann Younger Willis I agree that Hannah Maria Robson is probably a second marriage for Hannah All orf these are unconnected in my files - just a list of marriages. Willie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wilma (Younger) Norton" <wilma.norton@cox.net> To: "YOUNGER" <YOUNGER@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 3:57 PM Subject: [YOUNGER] Marriage Records >I have a marriage CD that covers MD, NC and VA and found a few Youngers I >cannot identify: > > John Younger - Mary Price - June 30, 1733, Talbot, MD > John C. Younger - Emma Baugh - Aug. 21, 1866, Caswell, NC > George Younger - Elizabeth Sears - Sep 24, 1824, Granville, NC > > Hannah Maria Younger - William Robson - May 4, 1711, Talbot, MD*** > Elizabeth Younger - Albert Carr - Nov 3, 1866, Albermarle, VA > Mary Younger - William Shaw - Jan 28, 1845, Guilford, NC > Sarah A. Younger - Henry C. Canada - May 25, 1853, Person, NC > Ann Younger - Thomas Willis - Nov 18, 1751, Gloucester, VA > > ***It's possible she is Hannah Cratcherwoodlayer who first married William > Younger Sep 15, 1709 in Talbot Co. MD. I don't know which William this > was, anybody??? > > If you can place any of these, please tell me and if you want a look-up, > let me know. It's Marriage Index: MD, NC, VA 1624-1915 > > Wilma > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > YOUNGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thanks for the reply. Of course I don't know the answer to your conjecture - there were several Ann Price's and several John Prices in that CD - these were the only two who connected with the Younger surname. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wilma C. Hillman" <whillman@fuse.net> To: <younger@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2009 11:00 AM Subject: Re: [YOUNGER] Marriage Records > 30 Jun 1733 - John Younger to Mary Price, she from Talbot County > > 15 Jun 1732 - Ann Younger to John Price > > Both married in Middlesex County, VA > > This makes me wonder if the Youngers of Middlesex County stem from the > Talbot County VA Youngers about whom we know so little. > > John C Younger and Emma Baugh, MARRIAGE: Caswell County NC Marriages, > Bondsman C C MCCarty > > Married by Jacob Doll, Minister of the Gospel > > Witness: B. Harrelson > > Ann Younger and Thomas Willis > > !BIRTH: Kingston Parish, Gloucester, Virginia > > 1755 - son born to Thomas and Ann Younger Willis > > 19 Sep 1756 - William Willis, son born to Thomas and Ann Younger Willis > > I agree that Hannah Maria Robson is probably a second marriage for Hannah > > All orf these are unconnected in my files - just a list of marriages. > > Willie > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Wilma (Younger) Norton" <wilma.norton@cox.net> > To: "YOUNGER" <YOUNGER@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 3:57 PM > Subject: [YOUNGER] Marriage Records > > >>I have a marriage CD that covers MD, NC and VA and found a few Youngers I >>cannot identify: >> >> John Younger - Mary Price - June 30, 1733, Talbot, MD >> John C. Younger - Emma Baugh - Aug. 21, 1866, Caswell, NC >> George Younger - Elizabeth Sears - Sep 24, 1824, Granville, NC >> >> Hannah Maria Younger - William Robson - May 4, 1711, Talbot, MD*** >> Elizabeth Younger - Albert Carr - Nov 3, 1866, Albermarle, VA >> Mary Younger - William Shaw - Jan 28, 1845, Guilford, NC >> Sarah A. Younger - Henry C. Canada - May 25, 1853, Person, NC >> Ann Younger - Thomas Willis - Nov 18, 1751, Gloucester, VA >> >> ***It's possible she is Hannah Cratcherwoodlayer who first married >> William >> Younger Sep 15, 1709 in Talbot Co. MD. I don't know which William this >> was, anybody??? >> >> If you can place any of these, please tell me and if you want a look-up, >> let me know. It's Marriage Index: MD, NC, VA 1624-1915 >> >> Wilma >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> YOUNGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > YOUNGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I have a marriage CD that covers MD, NC and VA and found a few Youngers I cannot identify: John Younger - Mary Price - June 30, 1733, Talbot, MD John C. Younger - Emma Baugh - Aug. 21, 1866, Caswell, NC George Younger - Elizabeth Sears - Sep 24, 1824, Granville, NC Hannah Maria Younger - William Robson - May 4, 1711, Talbot, MD*** Elizabeth Younger - Albert Carr - Nov 3, 1866, Albermarle, VA Mary Younger - William Shaw - Jan 28, 1845, Guilford, NC Sarah A. Younger - Henry C. Canada - May 25, 1853, Person, NC Ann Younger - Thomas Willis - Nov 18, 1751, Gloucester, VA ***It's possible she is Hannah Cratcherwoodlayer who first married William Younger Sep 15, 1709 in Talbot Co. MD. I don't know which William this was, anybody??? If you can place any of these, please tell me and if you want a look-up, let me know. It's Marriage Index: MD, NC, VA 1624-1915 Wilma

My line is the Capt. John W. Younger line, he came from Kent County, Maryland, too. None of my line ever changed their name. You know we have a Younger DNA project at www.familytreedna.com/public/Younger. You don't happen to know any other descendants (male) with the Younger name from the Joseph Younger line? Didn't he stay in Maryland? When a lot of the other guys left to go west? We do have DNA from a line which trickled down to be an Isaac Younger(I believe). He was a car dealer in Chestertown, MD. His nephew gave the DNA for the Humphrey Younger line.Can you send us the line of descendants of Joseph Younger? Your line. I'm pretty unclear about who belonged to who? Mostly the early line. Those that stayed in Kent County. We pretty well know Joseph Youngers children( but not sure all were mentioned in his will) but after that? Sure would appreciate any info. -----Original Message----- >From: "Tribble, Cynthia" <cytribbl@UTMB.EDU> >Sent: Jan 23, 2009 4:17 PM >To: "'YOUNGER@rootsweb.com'" <YOUNGER@rootsweb.com> >Subject: [YOUNGER] YOUNGER ALIASES > >Has anyone ever suspected or discovered that any of the Younger's that were kin to the Younger Gang changed their first names in the census to keep authorities or outlaws from discovering their whereabouts? > >Best regards, >Cynthia Tribble - paternal grandmother is Loree Dale Younger whose line is connected to Joseph Younger Maryland. > >Cynthia Tribble >Grants & Contracts Specialist II >Division of Clinical and Experimental Immunology & Infectious Diseases (CEIID) >Department of Pediatrics >The University of Texas Medical Branch >2.300 Children's Hospital, Route 0366 >Galveston, TX 77555-0366 >(409) 772-1750 phone >(409) 772-1761 fax >Cynthia.Tribble@utmb.edu<mailto:Cynthia.Tribble@utmb.edu> > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to YOUNGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com

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It only took me two years to reply to this note (ugh). It may not be timely but it clears up a bit that extemporaneous "Younger" !RESIDENCE: A List of Servants Transported by Samuel Gibbons of Bristol in the ship Batchelor of Bristol 1674; Liber 18, Folio 152, Maryland Archives 2 Nov 1674 John Younger Mary Younger Then came the within named Samuel Gibbons and proved rights unto four thousand, five hundred acres of land it being due to him for transporting the ninety persons aforementioned unto this Province to inhabit before me. Signed: Charles Calvert !SOURCE: Virginia Colonial records project Maryland 6 Nov 1674 Know all men by these presents that I Robert Ridgely of St Mary's City for a valuable consideration already received do assign, sell and make over unto Charles Calvert all my right, title and interest in and to 20 rights to land due me by assignment from Samuel Gibbons of Bristoll, merchant due to the sd Samuel for transporting James Crawford, John Walker, Hunphrey Tilton, Jeffery Thompson, Abraham Murphy, Cornelius Rowarke, William Bell, William Nowell, Robert Gibson, John Duglass, Patrick Magee, JOHN YOUNGER, John Lithcoe, Cornelius Mackmaicklin, Daniel Gordon, William Bullock, John Pearson, Daniel Macklegar, Manns Mahallen and Henry Magee into this province to inhabit in the Ship Batchelor of Bristol this present year as appears upon record. To have and to hold the 20 Rights to Land to him the sd Charles Calvert his heirs and assigns forever. Also transported on the same ship was MARY YOUNGER. !PATENTS: Land Office (Patents) 18, pp 152-153, Maryland Archives John Younger and Mary Younger, transported by Samuel Gibbons Know all men by these presents that I, Robert Ridgely, of St. Maries County do sell assign and make over unto Robert Johnson of Somerset County all my rights title and interest of in and to twelve rights to land to me due by assignment from Samuel Gibbons due to the said Gibbons for transporting Robert Morrison, John Mason, Thomas Taggert, Alexander MacDaniel, James MackMullen, Patrick Mackarmich, Daniel Mackey, John Keely, John Stone, John Camell, Thomas Belcher, and Jane Anderson unto this Province Somerset to have and to hold the same twelve rights to land to him the said Robert Johnson his heirs and assigns forever. Witness my hand and seal the 6th November 1674 Signed: Robert Ridgely Witnesses: John Blomfeild, Robert Ellys !CENSUS: 1678-1681 Talbot County MD Tax List John Younger !WILL: Talbot County MD Wills (Maryland Calendar of Wills Vol 2, 1685-1702, p. 42) Box 25, Fld 38, Maryland Archives Written 26 Jan 1687, probated 6 Jan 1688 In the name of God amen this last will and testament of John Younger being weak in body but in perfect memory , first do I give my soul to God that gave it and my body to the earth from whence it came. Item: I give to my son John, my eldest son, one mare xxxx also I give him one cow and a xxxx of three years and a gun and a chest made of walnut. Then I give to my daughter Joan one cow and her yearling xxxx (paper torn) that the mare doth bring I give to my son William and one cow and her yearling to them at the age of eighteen years. All the rest of my goods and movables I give to William. William Welch being my sole Executor the residue of estate in trust until children aforesaid reach majority, that I entrust him to look after my children and do that which they should. May be equally divided to the rest so committing my soul to God I leave unto this my hand and seal this sixth day of January 1688 (paper torn) unto this my hand and seal this sixth day of January 1688 Signed: John (X) Younger Witnesses: John Millikin, Robert Stabelford, Alexander Dowell !INVENTORY: And Accounts Talbot County MD 1688-94 Book 13A:199-200 Appraised by Thomas Martin, Henry Alexander 10 Jan 1688 Executor: William Welsh John Younger 13A.200 A TA 39.3.8 #7027 8 Aug 1694 Payments to: William Sharp Samuel Abbott Thomas Martin Thomas Aderton John Alexander Nicholas Lowe Mr. Ed Mann John Clifft Mentions: 3 children (unnamed) Executor: William Welch !COURT: At a January Court 1688, the petition of Samuel Abbott was heard; he said he had due him from the estate of John Younger, dec'd., 760 lbs of tobacco (700 lbs for keeping his child and one bushel of English meal.) Son John: !WILL: Maryland Probate Records, Prerogative Court Abstracts, 1712-1716 John Younger 35B A DO (Dorchester?) 41.19.0 14.5.1 13 Aug 1713 Payments to Philadelphia Williams, John Flowers, Mary Ennalls Administratrix: Patience Younger No information on daughter Joan - Jo Ann Son William: !FOR FURTHER STUDY: A William Younger served from Calvert County, 1778 Capt. Edward Woods , Calvert County Militia !SOURCE: Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland by Henery C. Peden, Jr. William Younger TA Co. m. Hannah Cratcherwoodlayer on 15 Sep 1709, St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Parish. John Younger, PG (Prince George) Co, and Thomas Blandford, appraised the estate of John Lovejoy, PG Co.,dec'd, on 16 Oct 1741(MINV) Abstracts of the inventories of the Perogative Court of Maryland). ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy" <judy.foley@cmcss.net> To: <Younger-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2007 10:27 PM Subject: [YOUNGER] Kennard Younger/Hardins/ Isaac and Amelia Younger Hardin >I wrote to the Frederick County Historical Society in Hagerstown, Maryland >and asked them what info. they had on the Youngers. They sent me a copy of >Kennard Younger Rev.War Pension request, a copy of the John Younger/ Sara >Kennard will and a will from a John Younger(says Anne Arundel County, >original county)will dated Jan. 1687 guess it was sent to the Hall of >Records in Annopolis, MD. I don't believe I have seen this will in the >F.O.T.Y. book. Mentions children, John Younger, eldest son, Joane Younger, >and William Younger. These three items came from the files of Mary V. Mish. >Now I'm not sure and I need to e-mail the Historical Society again, who >Mary Mish was. But I'm thinking by the letter I also recieved that she was >an employee at some time. Anyways there was a letter to Mrs. Mish from an I >Hardin. Now I Hardin starts out by saying"Here are the Kanard Younger >pension papers, sorry they are so dim:so am I. (so funny). Then she >discusses the Capt. Mark Hardin pension re! > cord, with his bible records. Discusses she was a Williams. One of her > descendants, Mercy(Mary Williams m. Capt. Jonathon Stull. Her cousin > Gracie was a White and the Whites married into the Stulls, therby that is > where Sara White Stull Hardin m. Christopher Chinn came from. (The Stulls > were in Frederick County, by the way)..A very interesting letter. She > mentions she is 70 years old. The letter was wrote Oct 29, 1964, > Clearwater, FL. She says at the end , if you don't have a copy of this > Jonathon White will in your files, let me know, and I'll send it to you. > It's all rather confusing.A descendant of Amelia and Isaac Hardin through > Sara Hardin m. the Bennett. Told me she had the line as Isaac Hardin's > parents were Mark Hardin m. Mary Crittendon, and one child was named > Crittendon Hardin. Then that Marks father, was a Mark Hardin m. Mary Hogue > and then that Mark Hardin had a father Mark m. a ? De Souchey. I don't > know how true any of this is. I'm not sure who Capt. Mark H! > ardin married?.I don't know if she knows more than I do, but why is a > Hardin sending Kennard Youngers Rev. war pension papers to this lady? > Judy Hofstetter has hypothesized that possibly Tillard was Kennard. or was > Kennard married to a Hardin? Any ideas? My question is ? One of the > Younger gang boys had the middle name Hardin. Was it John? And then I saw > in some of those Younger clipping that Leni sent out that his sister was > named Heneritta Hardin Younger? I'm interested in who up the line married > a Hardin? Where did the Hardin name come in? I'll be glad to send this > letter from I Hardin to Mrs. Mish, by mail to anyone interested.It's > interesting. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > YOUNGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Has anyone ever suspected or discovered that any of the Younger's that were kin to the Younger Gang changed their first names in the census to keep authorities or outlaws from discovering their whereabouts? Best regards, Cynthia Tribble - paternal grandmother is Loree Dale Younger whose line is connected to Joseph Younger Maryland. Cynthia Tribble Grants & Contracts Specialist II Division of Clinical and Experimental Immunology & Infectious Diseases (CEIID) Department of Pediatrics The University of Texas Medical Branch 2.300 Children's Hospital, Route 0366 Galveston, TX 77555-0366 (409) 772-1750 phone (409) 772-1761 fax Cynthia.Tribble@utmb.edu<mailto:Cynthia.Tribble@utmb.edu>

Does anyone know when James Samuel, John Henry Wilson where born? I already have the following: Family lore has it that Mary Bomar Younger was pregnant with JHW Younger when Williamson died. As it went in those days, a male guardian had to be named for all children (I believe 17 yrs. and under) when their father (providers) died. Wilson Cage and Fielding Cage were prosperous brothers in the area...they were trappers, I believe. Both were married, but Wilson had no children. Wilson was named guardian of the younger Younger (I couldn't resist) children. When Mary died, too, shortly after Williamson died, Wilson took the three youngest, Williamson, John, and John Henry. Apparently he moved to Gibson County, TN and took them with him. They ended up in Carroll County...probably because of changing boundaries, etc. John Henry Wilson Cage Younger ended up in MS where he married Lucy Lanier. We have court records where he sued for his part of his parents/grandparents estate. I'm going to try to put those on the new site. Williamson and Mary Bomar Younger were the parents of: Mary, William, James Samuel, Armistead, Williamson, John and John Henry Wilson Younger aka Cage. There is a chancery suit that names James Younger who died in 1836, his widow was Sarah Anderson who married a second husband Joseph Goodman (very prominent in the county). James was a tailor in Meadsville community in the county. The chancery suit list bothers William, Armstead, John, and Williamson. James states that he does not claim borther John because his mother Mary had him before she was married. J. H. W. Younger is John Henry Wilson Younger, son of Williamson and Mary Bomar Younger. Sept. 28, 1842 - John H. W. Younger vs Armistead and John Younger is also John Henry Wilson Younger. 1842 H. W. Younger vs Armistead Younger is "Henry Wilson Younger" same as J. H. W. Younger. He was aka John Henry Wilson Cage Younger. J. A S. Younger, I suspect, is James Samuel Younger. James Samuel, John Henry Wilson Younger were both in the William and Mary Watkins Younger group and were sons of Mary Bomar and Williamson Bomar. Mark Younger CFM Director Facilities Administration Hilton Hotels Corporation Memphis Operations/Data Center 755 Crossover Lane Memphis ,TN 38117 Tel: 901 374-5458 Fax :901 374-5458 -----Original Message----- From: younger-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:younger-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Wilma C. Hillman Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 2:44 PM To: younger@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [YOUNGER] Kennard Younger/Hardins/ Isaac and Amelia Younger Hardin It only took me two years to reply to this note (ugh). It may not be timely but it clears up a bit that extemporaneous "Younger" !RESIDENCE: A List of Servants Transported by Samuel Gibbons of Bristol in the ship Batchelor of Bristol 1674; Liber 18, Folio 152, Maryland Archives 2 Nov 1674 John Younger Mary Younger Then came the within named Samuel Gibbons and proved rights unto four thousand, five hundred acres of land it being due to him for transporting the ninety persons aforementioned unto this Province to inhabit before me. Signed: Charles Calvert !SOURCE: Virginia Colonial records project Maryland 6 Nov 1674 Know all men by these presents that I Robert Ridgely of St Mary's City for a valuable consideration already received do assign, sell and make over unto Charles Calvert all my right, title and interest in and to 20 rights to land due me by assignment from Samuel Gibbons of Bristoll, merchant due to the sd Samuel for transporting James Crawford, John Walker, Hunphrey Tilton, Jeffery Thompson, Abraham Murphy, Cornelius Rowarke, William Bell, William Nowell, Robert Gibson, John Duglass, Patrick Magee, JOHN YOUNGER, John Lithcoe, Cornelius Mackmaicklin, Daniel Gordon, William Bullock, John Pearson, Daniel Macklegar, Manns Mahallen and Henry Magee into this province to inhabit in the Ship Batchelor of Bristol this present year as appears upon record. To have and to hold the 20 Rights to Land to him the sd Charles Calvert his heirs and assigns forever. Also transported on the same ship was MARY YOUNGER. !PATENTS: Land Office (Patents) 18, pp 152-153, Maryland Archives John Younger and Mary Younger, transported by Samuel Gibbons Know all men by these presents that I, Robert Ridgely, of St. Maries County do sell assign and make over unto Robert Johnson of Somerset County all my rights title and interest of in and to twelve rights to land to me due by assignment from Samuel Gibbons due to the said Gibbons for transporting Robert Morrison, John Mason, Thomas Taggert, Alexander MacDaniel, James MackMullen, Patrick Mackarmich, Daniel Mackey, John Keely, John Stone, John Camell, Thomas Belcher, and Jane Anderson unto this Province Somerset to have and to hold the same twelve rights to land to him the said Robert Johnson his heirs and assigns forever. Witness my hand and seal the 6th November 1674 Signed: Robert Ridgely Witnesses: John Blomfeild, Robert Ellys !CENSUS: 1678-1681 Talbot County MD Tax List John Younger !WILL: Talbot County MD Wills (Maryland Calendar of Wills Vol 2, 1685-1702, p. 42) Box 25, Fld 38, Maryland Archives Written 26 Jan 1687, probated 6 Jan 1688 In the name of God amen this last will and testament of John Younger being weak in body but in perfect memory , first do I give my soul to God that gave it and my body to the earth from whence it came. Item: I give to my son John, my eldest son, one mare xxxx also I give him one cow and a xxxx of three years and a gun and a chest made of walnut. Then I give to my daughter Joan one cow and her yearling xxxx (paper torn) that the mare doth bring I give to my son William and one cow and her yearling to them at the age of eighteen years. All the rest of my goods and movables I give to William. William Welch being my sole Executor the residue of estate in trust until children aforesaid reach majority, that I entrust him to look after my children and do that which they should. May be equally divided to the rest so committing my soul to God I leave unto this my hand and seal this sixth day of January 1688 (paper torn) unto this my hand and seal this sixth day of January 1688 Signed: John (X) Younger Witnesses: John Millikin, Robert Stabelford, Alexander Dowell !INVENTORY: And Accounts Talbot County MD 1688-94 Book 13A:199-200 Appraised by Thomas Martin, Henry Alexander 10 Jan 1688 Executor: William Welsh John Younger 13A.200 A TA 39.3.8 #7027 8 Aug 1694 Payments to: William Sharp Samuel Abbott Thomas Martin Thomas Aderton John Alexander Nicholas Lowe Mr. Ed Mann John Clifft Mentions: 3 children (unnamed) Executor: William Welch !COURT: At a January Court 1688, the petition of Samuel Abbott was heard; he said he had due him from the estate of John Younger, dec'd., 760 lbs of tobacco (700 lbs for keeping his child and one bushel of English meal.) Son John: !WILL: Maryland Probate Records, Prerogative Court Abstracts, 1712-1716 John Younger 35B A DO (Dorchester?) 41.19.0 14.5.1 13 Aug 1713 Payments to Philadelphia Williams, John Flowers, Mary Ennalls Administratrix: Patience Younger No information on daughter Joan - Jo Ann Son William: !FOR FURTHER STUDY: A William Younger served from Calvert County, 1778 Capt. Edward Woods , Calvert County Militia !SOURCE: Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland by Henery C. Peden, Jr. William Younger TA Co. m. Hannah Cratcherwoodlayer on 15 Sep 1709, St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Parish. John Younger, PG (Prince George) Co, and Thomas Blandford, appraised the estate of John Lovejoy, PG Co.,dec'd, on 16 Oct 1741(MINV) Abstracts of the inventories of the Perogative Court of Maryland). ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy" <judy.foley@cmcss.net> To: <Younger-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2007 10:27 PM Subject: [YOUNGER] Kennard Younger/Hardins/ Isaac and Amelia Younger Hardin >I wrote to the Frederick County Historical Society in Hagerstown, Maryland >and asked them what info. they had on the Youngers. They sent me a copy of >Kennard Younger Rev.War Pension request, a copy of the John Younger/ Sara >Kennard will and a will from a John Younger(says Anne Arundel County, >original county)will dated Jan. 1687 guess it was sent to the Hall of >Records in Annopolis, MD. I don't believe I have seen this will in the >F.O.T.Y. book. Mentions children, John Younger, eldest son, Joane Younger, >and William Younger. These three items came from the files of Mary V. Mish. >Now I'm not sure and I need to e-mail the Historical Society again, who >Mary Mish was. But I'm thinking by the letter I also recieved that she was >an employee at some time. Anyways there was a letter to Mrs. Mish from an I >Hardin. Now I Hardin starts out by saying"Here are the Kanard Younger >pension papers, sorry they are so dim:so am I. (so funny). Then she >discusses the Capt. Mark Hardin pension re! > cord, with his bible records. Discusses she was a Williams. One of her > descendants, Mercy(Mary Williams m. Capt. Jonathon Stull. Her cousin > Gracie was a White and the Whites married into the Stulls, therby that is > where Sara White Stull Hardin m. Christopher Chinn came from. (The Stulls > were in Frederick County, by the way)..A very interesting letter. She > mentions she is 70 years old. The letter was wrote Oct 29, 1964, > Clearwater, FL. She says at the end , if you don't have a copy of this > Jonathon White will in your files, let me know, and I'll send it to you. > It's all rather confusing.A descendant of Amelia and Isaac Hardin through > Sara Hardin m. the Bennett. Told me she had the line as Isaac Hardin's > parents were Mark Hardin m. Mary Crittendon, and one child was named > Crittendon Hardin. Then that Marks father, was a Mark Hardin m. Mary Hogue > and then that Mark Hardin had a father Mark m. a ? De Souchey. I don't > know how true any of this is. I'm not sure who Capt. Mark H! > ardin married?.I don't know if she knows more than I do, but why is a > Hardin sending Kennard Youngers Rev. war pension papers to this lady? > Judy Hofstetter has hypothesized that possibly Tillard was Kennard. or was > Kennard married to a Hardin? Any ideas? My question is ? One of the > Younger gang boys had the middle name Hardin. Was it John? And then I saw > in some of those Younger clipping that Leni sent out that his sister was > named Heneritta Hardin Younger? I'm interested in who up the line married > a Hardin? Where did the Hardin name come in? I'll be glad to send this > letter from I Hardin to Mrs. Mish, by mail to anyone interested.It's > interesting. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > YOUNGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to YOUNGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Can anyone give me what they have concerning Williamson Younger and wife Mary Bomar And John Henry Wilson Younger - aka JHW Younger Thanks Mark Younger CFM Director Facilities Administration Hilton Hotels Corporation Memphis Operations/Data Center 755 Crossover Lane Memphis ,TN 38117 Tel: 901 374-5458 Fax :901 374-5458 -----Original Message----- From: younger-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:younger-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Wilma C. Hillman Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 2:44 PM To: younger@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [YOUNGER] Kennard Younger/Hardins/ Isaac and Amelia Younger Hardin It only took me two years to reply to this note (ugh). It may not be timely but it clears up a bit that extemporaneous "Younger" !RESIDENCE: A List of Servants Transported by Samuel Gibbons of Bristol in the ship Batchelor of Bristol 1674; Liber 18, Folio 152, Maryland Archives 2 Nov 1674 John Younger Mary Younger Then came the within named Samuel Gibbons and proved rights unto four thousand, five hundred acres of land it being due to him for transporting the ninety persons aforementioned unto this Province to inhabit before me. Signed: Charles Calvert !SOURCE: Virginia Colonial records project Maryland 6 Nov 1674 Know all men by these presents that I Robert Ridgely of St Mary's City for a valuable consideration already received do assign, sell and make over unto Charles Calvert all my right, title and interest in and to 20 rights to land due me by assignment from Samuel Gibbons of Bristoll, merchant due to the sd Samuel for transporting James Crawford, John Walker, Hunphrey Tilton, Jeffery Thompson, Abraham Murphy, Cornelius Rowarke, William Bell, William Nowell, Robert Gibson, John Duglass, Patrick Magee, JOHN YOUNGER, John Lithcoe, Cornelius Mackmaicklin, Daniel Gordon, William Bullock, John Pearson, Daniel Macklegar, Manns Mahallen and Henry Magee into this province to inhabit in the Ship Batchelor of Bristol this present year as appears upon record. To have and to hold the 20 Rights to Land to him the sd Charles Calvert his heirs and assigns forever. Also transported on the same ship was MARY YOUNGER. !PATENTS: Land Office (Patents) 18, pp 152-153, Maryland Archives John Younger and Mary Younger, transported by Samuel Gibbons Know all men by these presents that I, Robert Ridgely, of St. Maries County do sell assign and make over unto Robert Johnson of Somerset County all my rights title and interest of in and to twelve rights to land to me due by assignment from Samuel Gibbons due to the said Gibbons for transporting Robert Morrison, John Mason, Thomas Taggert, Alexander MacDaniel, James MackMullen, Patrick Mackarmich, Daniel Mackey, John Keely, John Stone, John Camell, Thomas Belcher, and Jane Anderson unto this Province Somerset to have and to hold the same twelve rights to land to him the said Robert Johnson his heirs and assigns forever. Witness my hand and seal the 6th November 1674 Signed: Robert Ridgely Witnesses: John Blomfeild, Robert Ellys !CENSUS: 1678-1681 Talbot County MD Tax List John Younger !WILL: Talbot County MD Wills (Maryland Calendar of Wills Vol 2, 1685-1702, p. 42) Box 25, Fld 38, Maryland Archives Written 26 Jan 1687, probated 6 Jan 1688 In the name of God amen this last will and testament of John Younger being weak in body but in perfect memory , first do I give my soul to God that gave it and my body to the earth from whence it came. Item: I give to my son John, my eldest son, one mare xxxx also I give him one cow and a xxxx of three years and a gun and a chest made of walnut. Then I give to my daughter Joan one cow and her yearling xxxx (paper torn) that the mare doth bring I give to my son William and one cow and her yearling to them at the age of eighteen years. All the rest of my goods and movables I give to William. William Welch being my sole Executor the residue of estate in trust until children aforesaid reach majority, that I entrust him to look after my children and do that which they should. May be equally divided to the rest so committing my soul to God I leave unto this my hand and seal this sixth day of January 1688 (paper torn) unto this my hand and seal this sixth day of January 1688 Signed: John (X) Younger Witnesses: John Millikin, Robert Stabelford, Alexander Dowell !INVENTORY: And Accounts Talbot County MD 1688-94 Book 13A:199-200 Appraised by Thomas Martin, Henry Alexander 10 Jan 1688 Executor: William Welsh John Younger 13A.200 A TA 39.3.8 #7027 8 Aug 1694 Payments to: William Sharp Samuel Abbott Thomas Martin Thomas Aderton John Alexander Nicholas Lowe Mr. Ed Mann John Clifft Mentions: 3 children (unnamed) Executor: William Welch !COURT: At a January Court 1688, the petition of Samuel Abbott was heard; he said he had due him from the estate of John Younger, dec'd., 760 lbs of tobacco (700 lbs for keeping his child and one bushel of English meal.) Son John: !WILL: Maryland Probate Records, Prerogative Court Abstracts, 1712-1716 John Younger 35B A DO (Dorchester?) 41.19.0 14.5.1 13 Aug 1713 Payments to Philadelphia Williams, John Flowers, Mary Ennalls Administratrix: Patience Younger No information on daughter Joan - Jo Ann Son William: !FOR FURTHER STUDY: A William Younger served from Calvert County, 1778 Capt. Edward Woods , Calvert County Militia !SOURCE: Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland by Henery C. Peden, Jr. William Younger TA Co. m. Hannah Cratcherwoodlayer on 15 Sep 1709, St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Parish. John Younger, PG (Prince George) Co, and Thomas Blandford, appraised the estate of John Lovejoy, PG Co.,dec'd, on 16 Oct 1741(MINV) Abstracts of the inventories of the Perogative Court of Maryland). ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy" <judy.foley@cmcss.net> To: <Younger-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2007 10:27 PM Subject: [YOUNGER] Kennard Younger/Hardins/ Isaac and Amelia Younger Hardin >I wrote to the Frederick County Historical Society in Hagerstown, Maryland >and asked them what info. they had on the Youngers. They sent me a copy of >Kennard Younger Rev.War Pension request, a copy of the John Younger/ Sara >Kennard will and a will from a John Younger(says Anne Arundel County, >original county)will dated Jan. 1687 guess it was sent to the Hall of >Records in Annopolis, MD. I don't believe I have seen this will in the >F.O.T.Y. book. Mentions children, John Younger, eldest son, Joane Younger, >and William Younger. These three items came from the files of Mary V. Mish. >Now I'm not sure and I need to e-mail the Historical Society again, who >Mary Mish was. But I'm thinking by the letter I also recieved that she was >an employee at some time. Anyways there was a letter to Mrs. Mish from an I >Hardin. Now I Hardin starts out by saying"Here are the Kanard Younger >pension papers, sorry they are so dim:so am I. (so funny). Then she >discusses the Capt. Mark Hardin pension re! > cord, with his bible records. Discusses she was a Williams. One of her > descendants, Mercy(Mary Williams m. Capt. Jonathon Stull. Her cousin > Gracie was a White and the Whites married into the Stulls, therby that is > where Sara White Stull Hardin m. Christopher Chinn came from. (The Stulls > were in Frederick County, by the way)..A very interesting letter. She > mentions she is 70 years old. The letter was wrote Oct 29, 1964, > Clearwater, FL. She says at the end , if you don't have a copy of this > Jonathon White will in your files, let me know, and I'll send it to you. > It's all rather confusing.A descendant of Amelia and Isaac Hardin through > Sara Hardin m. the Bennett. Told me she had the line as Isaac Hardin's > parents were Mark Hardin m. Mary Crittendon, and one child was named > Crittendon Hardin. Then that Marks father, was a Mark Hardin m. Mary Hogue > and then that Mark Hardin had a father Mark m. a ? De Souchey. I don't > know how true any of this is. I'm not sure who Capt. Mark H! > ardin married?.I don't know if she knows more than I do, but why is a > Hardin sending Kennard Youngers Rev. war pension papers to this lady? > Judy Hofstetter has hypothesized that possibly Tillard was Kennard. or was > Kennard married to a Hardin? Any ideas? My question is ? One of the > Younger gang boys had the middle name Hardin. Was it John? And then I saw > in some of those Younger clipping that Leni sent out that his sister was > named Heneritta Hardin Younger? I'm interested in who up the line married > a Hardin? Where did the Hardin name come in? I'll be glad to send this > letter from I Hardin to Mrs. Mish, by mail to anyone interested.It's > interesting. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > YOUNGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to YOUNGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

My descendancy follows the Younger surname, I am looking for more information as my great-great grandfather as follows: Great-great great grandfather: George Conway Younger (states he thought his Daddy was a brother to Cole Younger) George's mother (Molly or Martha) married a Garner after his father died. Vallie Dale (Vallie died November 16, 1968, and GC remarried Julia Everitt (see obit) and they had a child Tommy Younger) Vallie birthed two children Vallie Dale Younger (raped and killed in 1901 very young age) and Willie Conway Younger (great-grandfather) Married Wrinnie Estelle Dorsey Wrinnie birthed two children Willie Conway Younger, Jr. Loree Dale Younger born 09/28/19 (paternal grandmother) Loree birthed only son David D. Farrell born 07-26-37 David D. Farrell (Father) Jan N. Farish Jan birthed three children Cynthia Dale Farrell born 06-01-59 David Dale Farrell born 04-13-60 Rebecca Denise Farrell born 02-27-62 Please advise and thank you, Cynthia Cynthia Tribble Grants & Contracts Specialist II Division of Clinical and Experimental Immunology & Infectious Diseases (CEIID) Department of Pediatrics The University of Texas Medical Branch 2.300 Children's Hospital, Route 0366 Galveston, TX 77555-0366 (409) 772-1750 phone (409) 772-1761 fax Cynthia.Tribble@utmb.edu<mailto:Cynthia.Tribble@utmb.edu>

Extra details for anyone that can use them: A notice of marriage in the October 02, 1850 edition of the Maryland Sun, identifies Lemuel and Anna Fisher Younger as residents of Baltimore Co. The March 02, 1896 edition of the Maryland Sun, states Lemuel Younger at Powhatan, died, age 70 (so THIS particular Lemuel would have been born abt1826) In the Washington Reporter, August 02, 1819 and published in Pa, a notice of death for Nehemiah Younger, aged 80 years old, making him born abt. 1739. In the March 16, 1883 edition of the Maryland Sun, it states Daniel K. Younger, age 73 died 14 March, 1883. That would make this Daniel K. born about 1810 Marriage of Gilbert and Rebecca Hardey also listed in Marriage records, Prince Georges Co., Maryland, 1777 to 1836 Just thought Id add a couple more puzzle pieces that "might" help someone................ B. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wilma (Younger) Norton" <wilma.norton@cox.net> To: "YOUNGER" <YOUNGER@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2009 6:43 PM Subject: [YOUNGER] Maryland Marriages and Misc. Info >I recently purchased a new CD - Maryland Settlers and Soldiers 1700-1800 >which includes some Military and Marriage Records. Thought I'd post them >in case they help anyone. > > Nehemiah Younger to Trisly Taylor Nov 7, 1803 > Laura Younger, dau of Richard to Dr. Watson R. Brown 21 Oct 1856 > Margaret A. Younger to John Clark 30 Jan 1843 > Mary Younger to Joshua A. Vansant 2 Mar 1856 > Mary E. Younger to Noah S. Stinchcomb 26 May 1857 > Ann J Younger to Jesse Baker 24 Dec 1845 > Ann Jane Younger to William H. Riley Oct 29, 1851 > Daniel K. Younger to Margaret A. Hunter 11 Oct 1857 > Lemuel Younger to Anna Fisher 24 Sep 1850 > Robert I. Younger to Frances L. Stevens 12 Nov 1849 > Jespher W. Younger to Maria A. White 26 Aug 1851 > Gilbert Younger to Rebecca Hardey 12 June 1784 > Nehemiah Younger to Hannah Osborn 28 June 1787 > > Civil War Soldiers from Washington Co. MD: > Pvt. Harris Younger, Co. H 3rd Regt MD Cavalry > > Revolutionary War: > Tiller Younger enlisted Aug 18 - no year mentioned > Frogget Younger enrolled 10 Jul 1776 > George Younger > Pvt Kanard Younger VA and PA service > John Younger > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > YOUNGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

In a message dated 1/19/2009 9:37:08 A.M. Central Standard Time, wilma.norton@cox.net writes: Give me a first name. Jemima Deborah James Samuel Thanks, Wilma! **************A Good Credit Score is 700 or Above. See yours in just 2 easy steps! (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1215855013x1201028747/aol?redir=http://www.freecreditreport.com/pm/default.aspx?sc=668072%26hmpgID=62%26bcd=De cemailfooterNO62)

Of course you know I would. These are the names mentioned: Ensign Malachi Lt. Malachi Malachi Peter Rebecca Hon. Samuel C. above surname Bonham Several Harker's. Give me a first name. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Mbmackie1231@aol.com> To: <younger@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2009 6:55 PM Subject: Re: [YOUNGER] Maryland Marriages and Misc. Info > Wilma...I don't suppose you'd fudge a little and give me > > "Bonham "and "Harker" names from that cd, would you? > > Love Brownie > **************A Good Credit Score is 700 or Above. See yours in just 2 > easy > steps! > (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1215855013x1201028747/aol?redir=http://www.freecreditreport.com/pm/default.aspx?sc=668072%26hmpgID=62%26bcd=De > cemailfooterNO62) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > YOUNGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Just came upon this. John Hancock Lee, father Hancock Lee b. 1703 Ditchley, , Northuberland Co.,VA. m. Mary Willis b. Aug.5 1716 in Willis Hills, Fredricksburg,VA. His son, John Hancock Lee, b. Fauquier Co, VA, Sept, 20,1742, m. Latetia Atwell b. 1745.Married 1773, Culpepper Co, VA. Married second, Elizabeth Bell, b. in Orange Co, VA. Married in Orange Co, Dec. 18,1781. Their child, Sarah Alexander"Sallie" Lee, b. in Woodford Co, KY m. John Jordan Crittendon b. Sept 10,1787 in Woodford County, KY. Married in 1811 in Woodford County, KY. They moved to Logan County, KY(Russellville, KY). The Crittendons married into the Hardins. Not sure if this family is related to the John Lee m. Elizabeth(Rebecca)? Thompson in St. Mary's County, MD. But also of interest is that Van Swearengins daughter "Susie" m. Zachariah Bell, Oct. 24,1815, in Shelby County, KY. One other item of interest is that Mary Magdalene Chastin, b. July 23,1726, married James Powell Cocke m. Oct.22,1742. Peter Mo! ntigue's daughter, Elizabeth, m. Maurice Cocke(2nd). Peter Montigue is the ancestor of Mary Dearing Younger, wife of John W. Younger. The Chastains later married into Mary Younger Ragans son, Jacob Ragan. Thomas Montigue m. Susanna Ford, they were in Woodford County, KY in the early 1800's. Interesting there was a Lemuel Younger Ford, also.son of John Ford and Sara Berry, as well as a Lemuel Montigue. Seems like John Rene Chastian, Jr. married Anna Ford. Not sure if they were from the same family. But probably.And there was a Lemuel Younger(unknown family ties). ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com

Wilma, Judy Hofstetter and I were in Shelbyville last March and Betty Matthews(the local genegolist) took us to see the land Capt. John W. Younger lived on and then we went to Grovehill Cemetary. She said I believe and Judy can comment on whether my memory is correct because she took notes. There is a Hardin stone at the entrance there which she said was this Mark Hardin's and it seems she said that he had donated the land for the cemetary. I'm not sure who this Mark Hardin is exactly. But the Hardin's married into the Crittendons and there was a Crittendon grave close by. Betty's husband is also a Hardin but at the time I didn't know enough about Isaac Hardin's line to figure out how they connected.Betty had at some point in time done genealogy on Capt. John W. Younger but she couldn't remember who had hired her. Of personal interest to me was the grave of Van Sweargenin, who married Susan Greathouse(not sure I spelled that correctly). One time I sent you a court record w! here (one of the Younger's) I think Eben Younger had gone before one of the Swearengin's (who held some public office) in Frederick County, MD. The Younger's also had dealings with the Sweargenins in Bullit County, KY and Charles Younger's will was signed by a John R. Sweargenin as a witness. I've also heard that one of the Sweargenins and one of the Teagues was on a list of being in the Quantrell gang. Although I have never seen that list, just someone on Genealogy.com had mentioned that. By the way, some of the Sweargenins were in St. Mary's County, MD.(Garret Sweargenin and "Maryland"Van Sweargenin m. Elizabeth Walker(then went to Ohio County, VA).Van Sweargenin was the grandson of "Maryland" Van Sweargenin through his son, John. -----Original Message----- >From: "Wilma C. Hillman" <whillman@fuse.net> >Sent: Jan 18, 2009 4:39 PM >To: younger@rootsweb.com >Subject: [YOUNGER] Any interest in Mark Hardin? > >Kentucky Court of Appeals, Deed Books Vol III by Michael and Bette Cook > >p. 10 > >7 Nov 1810 > >Alex McMunn of Shelby County KY to Martin D. Hardin of Frankfort, KY for $1 >part of a tract of 500a on Clear Creek where McMunn lives. > >Witnesses: George W Pleasants, Robert Johnston and Mark Hardin, Register of >the KY Land Office > >p. 18 > >26 Mar 1810 > >Indenture between James and Sally Colenan of Lexigton, Fayette Co, KY to >Richard H. Wilcocks, Philadelphia, PA for $600 on the waters on and between >Nolin Creek and Green River. Land patented in the name of G and C Hart and >sold as belonging to John Wilcockxs by Mark Hardin, Esq. Register of the Ky >Land Office for the taxes and interest due for 1803 and 1804 and conveyed to >Coleman on 11 Dec 1805. > >Witnesses: Robert Todd, Notary Public and recorded 26 Mar 1810 in Fayette. >Mark Hardin, Register of the KY Land Office. Sally relinquished her dower >rights. > >p. 38 > >Willis A. Lee, John Allin, Mark Hardin and John A Mitchell bound to the >Commonwealth for $10,000 for the services of Willis A Lee as Clerk of the >General Court for Kentucky. > >p. 169 > >8 Jan 1812 > >Mark Hardin of Frankfort, KY holding title to 400a on the Tennessee River in >Livingston County KY patented to Hardin and Willis Morgan assignee of the >New Athens Seminary appoints Willis Morgan of Muhlenburg County as his >attorney in fact to sell and convey the sd land. > >Witnesses: John M. Foster, and Robert W Ewing. Recorded Ky Court of Appeals > >p. 180 > >Whereas Mark Hardin, late Register did on 3 Nov 1812 expose for sale at >auction at the door of the State House in Frankfort a tract of 1,000a >entered with the Auditor of Public Accounts as belonging to Francis Meier a >non resident of the state lying on the Tradeater River. John Upshaw Waring >became the purchaser of the whole tract for $3.65 the amount of the taxes >and costs thereon. > >Witnesses: Willis Morgan, Jacob Swigert > >p. 181 > >Multiple sales followed. A tract blonging to Andrew Lewis, a non resident >was sold in similar fashion followed by a tract bounded by William Price. > >3 Dec 1816 > >John M Foster, Register of the Land Office, sold in similar fashion to Jacob >Yoder, assignee of Mark Hardin of Shelby County KY. Foster sold the property >of Daniel Ross, a non resident, lying in Henry County. Mark Hardin bought >the property for $7.93. Mark assigned it to Jacob Yoder for $73. > >Mark apparently had found a career which brought him much success. The sales >are too numerous to > >outline specifically but apparently it became his chosen livlihood. > >p. 444 > >5 Feb 12820 > >Andrew McCalla of Lexington sold to Mark Hardin of Shelby County KY for five >shillings 1/2 lot in the town of Danville, Mercer County, KY, 1/4 mile north >of the public square. > >!BURIAL Dhonau farm with parents > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to YOUNGER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com

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I recently purchased a new CD - Maryland Settlers and Soldiers 1700-1800 which includes some Military and Marriage Records. Thought I'd post them in case they help anyone. Nehemiah Younger to Trisly Taylor Nov 7, 1803 Laura Younger, dau of Richard to Dr. Watson R. Brown 21 Oct 1856 Margaret A. Younger to John Clark 30 Jan 1843 Mary Younger to Joshua A. Vansant 2 Mar 1856 Mary E. Younger to Noah S. Stinchcomb 26 May 1857 Ann J Younger to Jesse Baker 24 Dec 1845 Ann Jane Younger to William H. Riley Oct 29, 1851 Daniel K. Younger to Margaret A. Hunter 11 Oct 1857 Lemuel Younger to Anna Fisher 24 Sep 1850 Robert I. Younger to Frances L. Stevens 12 Nov 1849 Jespher W. Younger to Maria A. White 26 Aug 1851 Gilbert Younger to Rebecca Hardey 12 June 1784 Nehemiah Younger to Hannah Osborn 28 June 1787 Civil War Soldiers from Washington Co. MD: Pvt. Harris Younger, Co. H 3rd Regt MD Cavalry Revolutionary War: Tiller Younger enlisted Aug 18 - no year mentioned Frogget Younger enrolled 10 Jul 1776 George Younger Pvt Kanard Younger VA and PA service John Younger

Kentucky Court of Appeals, Deed Books Vol III by Michael and Bette Cook p. 10 7 Nov 1810 Alex McMunn of Shelby County KY to Martin D. Hardin of Frankfort, KY for $1 part of a tract of 500a on Clear Creek where McMunn lives. Witnesses: George W Pleasants, Robert Johnston and Mark Hardin, Register of the KY Land Office p. 18 26 Mar 1810 Indenture between James and Sally Colenan of Lexigton, Fayette Co, KY to Richard H. Wilcocks, Philadelphia, PA for $600 on the waters on and between Nolin Creek and Green River. Land patented in the name of G and C Hart and sold as belonging to John Wilcockxs by Mark Hardin, Esq. Register of the Ky Land Office for the taxes and interest due for 1803 and 1804 and conveyed to Coleman on 11 Dec 1805. Witnesses: Robert Todd, Notary Public and recorded 26 Mar 1810 in Fayette. Mark Hardin, Register of the KY Land Office. Sally relinquished her dower rights. p. 38 Willis A. Lee, John Allin, Mark Hardin and John A Mitchell bound to the Commonwealth for $10,000 for the services of Willis A Lee as Clerk of the General Court for Kentucky. p. 169 8 Jan 1812 Mark Hardin of Frankfort, KY holding title to 400a on the Tennessee River in Livingston County KY patented to Hardin and Willis Morgan assignee of the New Athens Seminary appoints Willis Morgan of Muhlenburg County as his attorney in fact to sell and convey the sd land. Witnesses: John M. Foster, and Robert W Ewing. Recorded Ky Court of Appeals p. 180 Whereas Mark Hardin, late Register did on 3 Nov 1812 expose for sale at auction at the door of the State House in Frankfort a tract of 1,000a entered with the Auditor of Public Accounts as belonging to Francis Meier a non resident of the state lying on the Tradeater River. John Upshaw Waring became the purchaser of the whole tract for $3.65 the amount of the taxes and costs thereon. Witnesses: Willis Morgan, Jacob Swigert p. 181 Multiple sales followed. A tract blonging to Andrew Lewis, a non resident was sold in similar fashion followed by a tract bounded by William Price. 3 Dec 1816 John M Foster, Register of the Land Office, sold in similar fashion to Jacob Yoder, assignee of Mark Hardin of Shelby County KY. Foster sold the property of Daniel Ross, a non resident, lying in Henry County. Mark Hardin bought the property for $7.93. Mark assigned it to Jacob Yoder for $73. Mark apparently had found a career which brought him much success. The sales are too numerous to outline specifically but apparently it became his chosen livlihood. p. 444 5 Feb 12820 Andrew McCalla of Lexington sold to Mark Hardin of Shelby County KY for five shillings 1/2 lot in the town of Danville, Mercer County, KY, 1/4 mile north of the public square. !BURIAL Dhonau farm with parents