Hi Brownie, Thanks again for taking a look.I also do my research like you do.I always check the towns ,locations and surrounding areas that the children or other relatives may have lived in. I have checked Utah for any and all Younger family members or relations.I made a rough time line to see where everybody was in 1834 .It narrows it down to NC,MO,TN,IL. for the most part. I also wondered if after Mary Moved to Missouri for good ...If they had his body moved there?.It is possible. So I am glad you also thought of that.I have looked and looked but no luck. I also checked Texas,Arkansas,Iowa,Missouri,North Carolina,Tennessee,Kentucky, Nebraska ,Illinois & I go back every few months and look again to see if anything new has been discovered.And of course I look at all the other states also. I have also checked the other family plots & areas to see if he may have been buried with the Green's,Fly's,etc. Even the Nall's. And I have come up with zip. Honestly I think that is the best way to look for someone.I get lucky more times than not,Just recently I found a paper about Joseph Younger (son of Thomas & Mary Nall) by looking around where my other Grandfather Andrew Hall was. I knew Joseph & Andrew were friends from family stories. Another trick I use....is to take a map pin point the town where a relative lived And draw a big circle around it. That way it gives me a visual area to search in other counties and towns. I found another person that I may have missed in another county,right on the other side of the county line. When ever I can't find someone & hit a brick wall ,I stop for a while and start looking for a Brother or Sister of that person,child etc.They call it the "cluster genealogy" method.But no matter what they call it,it works for me....lol. Thank you again for trying, Leni --------------------------------- Don't get soaked. Take a quick peak at the forecast with theYahoo! Search weather shortcut.