If you are related to Rebecca Mills, you are in for a treat. All of that work has been done - and documented. You need to know, of course, if your line is from the first husband or the second. Rebecca married first Alexander Younger who is the Alexander I told you was from Scotland and willed his brother Andrew property in his will. He died fairly young and Rebecca married Timothy Driscoll. As far as I know, no one has pursued Rebecca in her second marriage to see if she had any children by her second husband. I suspect she did because her children were all pretty young when she was widowed. You need to tell us how you think you are connected and I am sure we can help you. Chantel Younger wrote: > Willie - > I'm finding that our family has a great many myths out there. I grew up > with stories of how "Uncle Cole" buried some Union Railroad gold under a > church somewhere in MO. I'm not surprised to find that A's brothers are a > myth as well. It certainly explains why I can't find their names anywhere. > A lot of the records I inherited when I started this project were a little > suspect, almost no documentation (If anyone can help me with documentation > I'll love you forever). > I wanted to thank everyone for helping me out with this. The first time I > logged on to Genforum and saw the same questions over and over, I nearly > walked away. You've made a very SCARY undertaking much easier. > > Does anyone know anything about Rebecca Mills' line? I have her father and > mother's first names, but that is all. > > thanx all, > Stephen > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp > > ==== YOUNGER Mailing List ==== > If anyone knows what would make a good line for this area. Don't hesitate to e-mail > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

Wilma, I don't know if anyone has previously asked about Timothy Driscoll, but I thought I would post what I found today. Keep in mind, these dates do not represent one person. One Timothy Driscoll dies in 1716 as you will find, but this may be of use to any Driscoll researcher. Good hunting! -Linda {The misspellings were that of the articles, as is.) SOURCE: -Genealogical Records: Virginia Colonial Records, 1600s-1700s: Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Volume II, Essex County, Records, 1703-1706, Pgs 8, 47, 70, 74, 101, 115, 120: p. 253-Account of tobacco due the estate of Phill Parr, decd, rec'd since the inventory: Tim: Driscoll 009. p. 139-10 Feb 1703, Bond, Essex, Va. [Administrator of Estate of John Armistead, dec'd.] p. 82-10 Feb 1704, Jury, Essex, Va. [Richard Goode, innocent of trespassing.] p. 118-5 Dec 1705, Witness Deed, Essex, Va, Usa. [Henry Woodnut sells to Emanuel Jones.] p. 40-Deed. 10 Apr 1712, Essex, Va. William Harding to Owen Owens. Wit. Timothy Driscoll. p. 353-Power of Atty. John Goare of South Farnham Par., Essex Co., to "my trusty and well beloved kinsman Timothy Driscoll" of same par. and co., to collect debts. Dated 9 Feb 1714/15. Signed John Goare. Wit. Benjamin Morris, John x Hubbard. Rec. 15 March 1714/15. p. 106-Inventory of Estate of Timothy Driscoll, Essex, Va, by order of Court dated 15 May 1716. Includes: To a Case Pistoles and Trooping Saddle and sword; To a Buckanere Gun; To a parsell books; To a Chafin Dish; Total caluation approx. L190. Signed James Webb, Isaac Webb, Fran Moore, Nicholas Smith. Rec. 20 Jun 1716. p. 523-Will of Timothy Driscoll of Essex County. Dated 14 Sep 1715. Probated 15 May 1716. "I bequeath my sole to the Lord that gave ot me." To wife Katherine Driscoll "My whole Estate Reighall personall dureing her neightorall Life." At her death or if she remarry as follows: To James Marsh a negro boy, if he d.s.p. to Wm Young Junior. To "Timothy Driscoll Juner Godson to the sd Timothy Driscoll Sen'or" four negroes. If he d.s.p. a negro to Richard Carter and three negroes to James Coatleland. To James Marsh 1/3 of Crop for 8 years, money, etc. To Timothy Driscoll personal estate. William Young sole exor. Signed Timothy Driscoll. Wit. Richard Carter, Sarah x Harwar, James Marsh. 15 May 1716 proved by oaths of Wm Young, Gent., Exor., and Richard Carter and James Marsh Evidences. 15 Jan 1716/17 further proved by Sarah Harwar. -Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Volume II, King and Queen County, Records Concerning 18th Century Persons, 7th Collection, Page 418: p.353. Deed. 10 Aug 1749. Wm Tutwell of So Farnham parish sells Thos Younger of Drisdale Parish, King and Queen Co, for L 30., 100 acres in So F. par. This land was purchased from said Younger by Timothy Driscoll and by him conveyed to Wm Tutwell, etc. >He died > fairly young and Rebecca married Timothy Driscoll. As far as I know, no one has pursued > Rebecca in her second marriage to see if she had any children by her second husband. I > suspect she did because her children were all pretty young when she was widowed. >

I am a descendent of the Younger/Mills line. My line travels onto Mississippi and is connected with the Welborn group in Jasper Cty. I would like to have the info you have on Rebecca Mills. Thanks, Sue Morse Wilson S.M. Wilson Consultant/Sales PLEASE NOTE NEW EMAIL ADDRESS: suewilson@relivonline.com Member: Fayette County Chamber of Commerce Board Member/ Fayette County Council on Domestic Violence American Business Women's Association (ABWA) CHECK OUT THESE WEB SITES: MY WORK: www.valpak.com/atlanta MY MISSION: www.relivonline.com/suewilson MY HOBBY: www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/i/l/Sue-M-Wilson/