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361	migrated to Tazewell Co., VA, Perry Co., KY, Brown Co., IN and settled in Wright co., MO.	Young Samuel
362	Samuel b. County Antrim, Northern Ireland between 1730 and 1737, m. Jane/Jennet Haynes 1755. Left Augusta Co., VA in the 1770's and migrated either to Laurens Co., SC or to the western NC/east TN area, before going to KY after 1790. Burial: 1793, Rowan County, North Carolina	Young Samuel
363	[Lamont.FTW] Moved to Alaamaafter wife died	Young Samuel
364	BURIAL: PLAC Young Cemetery, Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio	Young Sarah
365	Sarah/Sally Young b. 1695 County Antrim, m. William Curry in Ireland. Sally's son, Dr. Robert Curry, had two executors with the name of Young: James, Sr. (her brother) and Andrew Young. They are likely relatives, probably Sally's brothers or nephews. (CL-185) She and her husband could have been the first in this family to emmigrate in about the year 1737. Her Young relatives probably followed them over shortly thereafter.	Young Sarah
366	[Lamont.FTW] I suspect she was married to a King or a Stiffey as these are names that her brother John mentioned in his will when he died without issue and he named some of his brothers and his sister's children. According to Jebavy, she or her sisters, Margaret or Isabel married a Burgess.	Young Sarah
367	BIRTH: PLAC Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio DEATH: DATE WFT Est. 1870-1963	Young Sarah Ida
368	BURIAL: PLAC Young Cemetery, Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio	Young Sarah L.
369	DEATH: DATE WFT Est. 1892-1927	Young Sophronia
370	BIRTH: PLAC Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio DEATH: CAUS septic poisoning BURIAL: PLAC West Union Street Cemetery, Athens, Athens, Ohio OCCU: PLAC Meat and poultry sales _MDCL: bit by a turkey obituary MARRIAGE: PLAC Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio CHIL: _FREL Natural CHIL: _MREL Natural CHIL: _FREL Natural CHIL: _MREL Natural MARRIAGE: PLAC Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio _FA1: DATE MAY 1898 PLAC Willful absence (unknown residence);judge found for both litigants. He found Sarah guilty of adultery and Spencer of adultery and extreme cruelty. Custody of children was given to Sarah and Spencer was ordered to pay child support. EVEN: TYPE Divorce petition DATE 9 SEP 1897 PLAC Spencer filed against Sarah on grounds of adultery. She counterfiled on grounds of extreme cruelty to his children by using harsh and vulgar language. He had allegedly solicited the chastity of other women. _MEND: Divorce MARRIAGE: Athens County newspaper extrants of various divorce proceedings.	Young Spencer
371	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
372	DEATH: DATE WFT Est. 1894-1983	Young Stanley E.
373	Family Bible shows spelling Susana No children before 1850 according to census. Birthdate of oldest son from IGI file; probably error in census.	Young Susan
374	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
375	BIRTH: DATE WFT Est. 1873-1899 DEATH: DATE WFT Est. 1889-1982	Young Sylvia
376	BIRTH: PLAC Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio CHIL: _FREL Natural CHIL: _MREL Natural MARRIAGE: DATE WFT Est. 1852-1885	Young Thomas
377	Married: 18 May 1795, , Lincoln Co., KY, USA 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ General Notes: He lived in Cumberland Co., KY. He lived right on the boundary of Kentucky and what became Tennessee and this land changed back and forth multiple times, finally becoming Tennessee. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Marriage Information: Thomas married Elizabeth HUGHES on 18 May 1795 in , Lincoln Co., KY, USA 1.	Young Thomas
378	BIRTH: PLAC Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio DEATH: DATE WFT Est. 1871-1960	Young Thomas Lee
379	settled in Indiana	Young Thomas R
380	Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, ed. 8-B, Boyd County Thomas R. YOUNG, M.D., is a native of Jessamine County, Ky., was born January 8, 1833, and is a son of Archibald and Martha (YOUNG) YOUNG, who were born in Woodford County, and were descendants of English ancestors, who settled in Virginia in the Colonial days. The Doctor's maternal grandfather was John YOUNG, who enlisted in the Revolutionary war from South Carolina. Archibald YOUNG was a farmer and physician, and for forty-eight years practiced medicine in Jessamine County. Thomas R. YOUNG entered Centre College, Danville, in 1851, and graduated in 1855; read medicine under his father, and entered Jefferson College, Philadelphia, in 1857. He graduated from this institution in 1859, and at once began practice in Jessamine County, but in 1868 removed to Ashland, Boyd County. During the interval, however, he served in the United State army as assistant surgeon under contract. December 13, 1876, he married Miss Sallie Bagby, daughter of Alexander Bagby, a lawyer of Ashland. To this union have been born five children, as follows: Thomas R., Archibald, William C., Orra Walter (deceased), and Jessie Wallace. The Doctor is a member of the Presbyterian Church, and is still actively engaged in the practice of his profession.	Young Thomas Raymond
381	DEATH: DATE WFT Est. 1872-1940	Young Victoria
382	BURIAL: PLAC Young Cemetery, Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio	Young Vinton
383	BIRTH: PLAC Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio BURIAL: PLAC New Marshfield Cemetery, Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio obituary, census records MARRIAGE: DATE WFT Est. 1916-1946 MARRIAGE: PLAC Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio CHIL: _FREL Private CHIL: _MREL Private CHIL: _FREL Private CHIL: _MREL Private MARRIAGE: PLAC Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio	Young Virgil
384	died from Intestinal obstruction wioth toxemia, gangrene of small bowel with perforation.	Young Wilfred J
385	AUGUST 21, 1764. ((69) William and Hugh Young, orphans of Robert Young, choose James Young their guardian, and James is appointed guardian of Joseph Young, another of the orphans. baptism Rev John Craig 27may1745	Young William
386	BIRTH: DATE WFT Est. 1748-1783 DEATH: DATE WFT Est. 1812-1867 CHIL: _FREL Natural CHIL: _MREL Natural CHIL: _FREL Natural CHIL: _MREL Natural CHIL: _FREL Natural CHIL: _MREL Natural MARRIAGE: DATE WFT Est. 1773-1820	Young William
387	BIRTH: DATE WFT Est. 1843-1872 DEATH: DATE WFT Est. 1849-1951	Young William
388	BURIAL: PLAC Young Cemetery, Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio CHIL: _FREL Natural CHIL: _MREL Natural MARRIAGE: PLAC Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio	Young William
389	BURIAL: PLAC Young Cemetery, Waterloo Township, Athens, Ohio EVEN: TYPE Profession PLAC Methodist minister death record, census records, cemtery records CHIL: _FREL Natural CHIL: _MREL Natural CHIL: _FREL Natural CHIL: _MREL Natural CHIL: _FREL Natural CHIL: _MREL Natural CHIL: _FREL Natural CHIL: _MREL Natural CHIL: _FREL Natural CHIL: _MREL Natural CHIL: _FREL Natural CHIL: _MREL Natural CHIL: _FREL Natural CHIL: _MREL Natural	Young William
390	settled Montgomery Co., KY, m. Ann Trimble. It is believed that William owned land on Reedy Creek in what would become Sullivan Co., TN, but at the time was NC. It is unquestionable that William's brother John owned land on Reedy Creek and a William Young also owned 200 acres there. William migrated to Montgomery Co., KY after 1790. This William had a son Thomas R. Young who settled in IN. Last Will and Testament February 21, 1811 Montgomery Co., KY In the name of God Amen. I William Young, being weak in boddy but of sound mind and good memory and knowing the uncertainty of life and being willing to dispose of all my worldly goods before my decease, do make this my last will and testament in the form and manner hearin divised. First, I give my soul to God who gave it me, and it is my wish that my boddy be decently burried and that all my just debts shall be paid. Second it is my will and desire that my beloved wife shall have fifty Acres of Land to include the house contigious to the mantion house including sd. Mantion House in such manner as she may direct for and during her natural life, it is further my wish and desire that the goods and chattels of every description remain in the possession of my said wife during her natural life, for the use of her and my children that may reside with her after they become of lawful age and them that are under lawful age, but if any of my daughters after being of lawful age or marriage shall remain it is my will and desire that such daughter shall have out of my Estate, one horse Saddle and bridle, a bed and furniture at their sale value, to be considered as so much of their part of my Estate, it is further my will and desire that the residue of my Land belong to and I do hearby give and bequeath the same unto my sons, provided they shall pass to their sisters so much that will make each of my children have an equal portion of my Estate, to the said____ and personal and at the decease of my beloved wife it is my will and desire that the Land herein divided to her shall descend with any other Land, to my sons under the same previso as above (that is) that my daughters is to have an equal portion of my Estate in the Aggrigate Nature, with my sons, and the sd. sons make up their proportion if the personal estate be deficient, it is further my will and desire that my son Thomas R. Young shall have the priviledge of erecting a Tanyard on any part of my land and that such part as he may choose for that purpose, shall be his and included in his dividend, with his brothers not taking into consideration in the valuation, in laying of his part of land be divided the improvements ____ son Thomas R. Young may make in the place he may choose to erect a Tanyard as aforesaid. Further I hereby revoke all former wills and Testaments made by me either verbal or written and do hereby appoint my beloved wife Ann Young Executris. James Harrow, David Alescander and Christy Glover Executors of this my last will and Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty-first day of February one thousand eight hundred and eleven. William Young (Seal) Sign, Seal, and Acknowledged in presence of: Thomas Moreley James Caldwell Montgomery County June court 1811 The last will and testament of William Young deceased was produced in court and proved by the oaths of James Caldwell and James Trimble, witnesses thereto. Subscribed and ordered to record. And in the motion of Anne Young Executrise named in said Will who made Oath thereto according to Law, and entered into and acknowledged bond with Samuel Young and Thomas Trimble her securities in the penalty of One Thousand Dollars Conditioned for her time and faithful execution of said estate a certificate as granted her for detaining a probate thereof in due form. The other Executors named in said Will being present in court and refusing to take upon themselves the burden thereof - but liberty is reserved them to join in the probate thereof when they hereafter may be thereunto required. Attest M. Hamson, CC James Trimble At a court held for Montgomery County on the 3rd day of February 1817. Agreeable to an order of the Worshipful Court of Montgomery we the undersigned Commissioners have proceeded to settle and divide the estate of Wm Young dec'd among the heirs, legal representatives of the said dec'd your commissioners find the whole estate including both real and personal to amount to $3211.85 cts which being equally divided among the heirs and amounts to $356.65 to each and as the said descendants will directs his lands to be divided among his sons, upon their paying his sd. dec'd daughters as much as would make their parts equal in value to his sons, as will be seen by having referance to said dec'd will. Your Commissioners have heretofore agreed to sd. will divided the lands of sd. dec'd among his three sons Thomas Young, John Young and William Young agreeable to the surveyors plat herewith filed and made part of our report to Thos. Young and have allotted 45 acres as designated on the plat No. 1. To John Young 66 acres as designated on the plat No. 2. To William Young 66 acres and 106 poles and designated on the plat No. 3. The said Thos., John and William Young having severed to their sisters Nancy, Jane, Polly, Betsy Trimble late Betsy Young, Matilda and Ann Young what was coming to them to make the dividend equal with theirs agreeable to the said dec'd will. Your Commissioners after being duly sworn as the law and sd. order directs submit the above report given under our hands the 12th day of Feb 1817. Thos. Mosely, John Jamison, David Alexander, James Hannah. At a court held for Montgomery County on the 3rd day of February 1817. This settlement and division of the estate of William Young dec'd between heirs of said Young was produced in Court, examined and ordered to be recorded which is accordingly done. Teste M. Harrison Clk	Young William
391	The following record in Chalkley might apply to this William since one of William's sisters married a Henderson. Page 107.--21st November, 1772. David Henderson, son of Danl. Henderson, puts himself apprentice to William Young, blacksmith, to learn his art, trade or mystery for 4-1/2 years. Teste: Wm. Robertson, Wm. Anderson. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Marriage Information: William married Mary RUTLEDGE. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Baptism Rev John Craig 19feb1744	Young William
392	William Young b. County Antrim and migrated to America at an early but unknown date, settled in Augusta Co., VA, later migrating to KY before 1777, when KY was still dangerous Indian territory and everyone lived in a fort or station, dying in 1818 in KY and was reportedly married three times. Only the first name of his third wife, Mary, is known at this time. William was a Revolutionary War soldier who may have served only in the forts/stations of the KY frontier. He is listed as a member of Capt. Boyle's Company, out of Logan's Fort, and stationed at forts along Dick's River in Lincoln Co. A Col. Young is later identified in a Draper interview with Mrs. Arnold as being at Craig's Station. In the Fall of 1783, all the inhabitants of Craig's Station went to Gilbert's Creek Station, including the William Young family. All remained at Gilbert's Creek Station except Capt. John Craig. William claimed two 400 acre land grants on Gilbert's Creek, one was denied, probably having had a valid claim by someone else. To get the grant he received, he had to have been in KY after January 1778 and before October 1779. There is a Chalkley court reference dated 1779, listing, among many others, both William Young and William Hughes, who would become William Young's son Thomas' father-in-law, as delinquent on their taxes because they have "gone to Kentucky." This delinquent tax list was for 1777 or 1778, making their trip to KY fall into the time frame in which son Thomas was born. He was probably born shortly after their arrival in KY, most likely at Logan's Fort. The following record in Chalkley might apply to this William since one of William's sisters married a Henderson. Page 107.--21st November, 1772. David Henderson, son of Danl. Henderson, puts himself apprentice to William Young, blacksmith, to learn his art, trade or mystery for 4-1/2 years. Teste: Wm. Robertson, Wm. Anderson. He was married 3 times. His last wife's name was Mary according to Sharon Jebavy. A Chalkley record dated 1779 that said both William Young and William Hughes (his father-in-law) were delinquent in their tithables because they had "...gone to KY." He moved to Lincoln Co., KY by 1777 where he lived the rest of his life. This part of Lincoln Co., KY later became Garrard Co., KY. William Young was at Logan's Fort. He was with Capt. Boyle's Company that was dispatched to forts along Dick's River in Lincoln Co., KY. Col. Young had also been at Craig's Station. In the Fall of 1783, everyone from Craig's Station left there and went to the Gilbert's Creek Station, including the William Young family. Almost everyone stayed at Gilbert's Creek. William got land grants in Lincoln Co., KY in 1783 that required him and verified that he had been in Kentucky from Jan. 1778 to Oct. 1779. The following records from Chalkley might apply to him, but there appear to be several Williams in Augusta Co., VA. Page 61.--21st August, 1754. Francis McCown's bond as guardian (chosen) to Edward Paris, orphan of Wm. Paris, with sureties William Young, Samuel Crawford. Bond by William Young, of Cecil County, Province of Maryland, to James Hettly, of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, dated 29th April, 1756, assigned to James Young, 28th February, 1775.	Young William
393	living in NE near James 1860 census fell off porch, broke hip and died soon after Calvary soldier Troop C Dakota Territory - South Dakota Cavalry fought against the Sioux farmed in IA,NE, OK and finally settled in MO. pension of $12 month from Military 1860 Nebraska Territorial Census Free Inhabitants in Niobrara in the County of Leau Qui Court Post Office: Niobrara NT. Enumerated by Jas N. Virtue 68 17 Young, Charles 25 m Farmer 300 Indiana Young, John 24 m Farmer 100 Indiana Young, William 22 m living near brother James 1880 census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace William YOUNG Self M Male W 39 IN Farmer VA --- Sarah F. YOUNG Wife M Female W 28 MO Keeps House VA VA Mary M. YOUNG Dau S Female W 10 IA At School IN MO Stanton YOUNG Son S Male W 9 IA IN MO Albert YOUNG Son S Male W 7 IA IN MO Fannah YOUNG Dau S Female W 8M IA IN MO -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Source Information: Census Place Franklin, Fremont, Iowa Family History Library Film 1254341 NA Film Number T9-0341 Page Number 120A	Young William Coates
394	Suicide SSN 308-50-8155 Baptism date Catholic church Shelbyville 10 Jan 1954	Young William James
395	Delinquent taxes due in Howard Co, IN- Taylor twsp, 1876 Name of Owner(s)YOUNG, Wm. L. Dup # 9465 Land Description Lot 3 Section29, Township23 & Range4 Total Acres 13.98 Total Value of Taxables$460 Total Taxes, Penalty Interest & Charges $23.60 Fairfield Township is now called Oakford Township .	Young William Luther
396	the Census of Menard County, Illinois. 1850 Census Name Age Sex Occup Birthplace Young, William P.50 M Farmer Kentucky Young, M. 56 F Virginia Young, J. E. 25 M Farmer Kentucky Young, M. S. 23 F Kentucky Young, M. J. 21 F Kentucky Young, R. A. 20 M Farmer Kentucky Young, A. M. 16 F Kentucky Young, Andrew 64 M Farmer Kentucky 1860 Census Young, William P.59 M Farmer Young, John E. 34 M Farmer Young, Susan 32 F Young, Mary J. 29 F Young, Robert A.25 M Farmer Young, Agnes M. 24 F Young, Andrew 74 M Carpenter 1870 Census Young, William P.70 M Farmer Kentucky Young, John 44 M Farmer Kentucky Young, Mary 35 F Keeping House Kentucky Young, Robert 34 M Farmer Kentucky Anderson, Agnes 32 F Keeping House Kentucky Young, Andrew` 84 M Farmer Virginia Hool, Jessee 6 F Illinois	Young William Preston
397	Wills and Estates Augusta County Court Will Book #37 page 361 William S. Young I William S. Young of the County of Augusta and State of Virginia now in feeble health but of sound mind and disposing memory do make this my last will and testament in manner and form as follows to wit: 1st It is my desire that my Executor herein after named shall as soon after my dealth as seems best to him sell all of my estate both real and personal on such terms as he may think best, hereby conferring on him full power and authority to convey the real estate, and the proceeds of my estate distributed in the following manner. I give to my brother Andrew Young one hundred dollars to be first paid out of my estate after my debts and funeral expenses, my reason for giving my brother so small a legacy is that he like myself has no children and his situation and circumstances do not require it. I give to my brother Robert one thousand dollars to be paid next to my brother Andrew’s legacy. I give to the children of my deceased Sister Mary Kich Five hundred dollars to be equally divided between them giving to grand child or grand children the portion that would fall to the parent if living. I give to the children of my deceased Sister Margaret Young, who married Wm. A. Young Twelve hundred dollars to be equally divided between them. I give to the children of my deceased brother Elisha Young Two thousand dollars to be equally divided between, I give to the children of my deceased Sister Jane Cunningham Two thousand dollars to be equally divided between them, to grand child or grand children living at my death the portion that would go to the parents if living. I give to my Executor herinafter named one hundred dollars to be by him paid to the trustees of Tinkling Spring congregation and by them loaned out at interest. Ten dollars to be by them collected at the end of each year for the support of the pastor of said congregation until the whole is exhausted I give to my nephew David S. Young of Staunton three hundred dollars to be used by him according to his discretion in the education of such of his children as remain uneducated at my death. If my estate shall not prove sufficient to pay all of the foregoing legacies they must be paid salably except the Legacies given to my brothers Andrew and Robert. If there should be a surplus over and above the payment of the foregoing legacies I direct it to be paid to the children of my deceased sister Margaret Young to the extent of Five hundred dollars, the residue over and above that to be paid to each of foregoing legatees saleably. I give to my Executor my Books to be by him distributed among my relations giving my family bible to my nephew John E. Young son of Wm. Young the life of Christ, to my neice Agnes B. Young to her also my silver spoons. I desire my Executor to place over my grave a suitable monument or head and foot stones as may seem to him suitable. I nominate and appoint my friend and nephew David S. Young executor of this my last will and testament hereby revoking any and all former wills by me made in testimony whereof I hereunto set my hand and seal this 17th day of September 1858. Wm. S. Young[signed] Acknowledged in our presence who at the request of the testator witness the same William Caldwell Jacob Stover	Young William Sitlington
398	DEATH: DATE WFT Est. 1894-1983	Young Zack