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Winifred M. Jones Youngs, 89,daughter of, Clifford and Bertha Bliss Jones.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-03-27 13:20:36Z

Winifred M. Jones Youngs, 89, of North East, Pa. went to be with her Lord and Savior on Friday, March 23, 2012, She was born on November 10, 1922 to the late Clifford and Bertha Bliss Jones. She was a lifetime resident of North East and worked alongside her late husband Donald R. Youngs on their fruit farm on Gulf Road. She was a dedicated wife and mother of seven children and enjoyed cooking, sewing and gardening. Before her illness she was active in the Stateline United Methodist Church. Besides her parents and her husband she was preceded in death by her infant sister Frances Jones, brother Clifford Jones and two daughters, Janice Frey and Judy Youngs. Survivors include three sons, Robert Youngs of Ripley, N.Y., Gary Youngs and his wife Darlene and Doug Youngs and his wife JoAnn all of North East, two daughters, Joyce Corbin and her husband Kerry of North East and Joanne Tresler and her husband Tom of Maryland. Also survived by 16 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Friends will be received at the W. Tad Bowers Funeral Home, 92 S. Lake St., North East, Pa. on Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday from 10 until time of services there at 11 a.m. Pastor Mark Shettler will officiate. Interment will be in North East Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Stateline United Methodist Church, 12591 E. Main Rd. North East, PA 16428.
( Erie Times-News on March 25, 2012 )

Stateline United Methodist Church, "

Correction to Youngs Genealogy (Southold, NY) - Polly Youngs Husband and Family, p 132

silverfox3280 — 2012-03-13 17:52:21Z

Correction to Youngs Genealogy (Southold, NY) - Polly Youngs Husband and Family, p 132

Pg 132 of the "Youngs Family" by Selah Youngs, 1907, shows that Polly-7, Rufus-6, Daniel-5, Christopher-4,3, Rev John-2, Rev Christopher-1 Youngs was married to a John Aldrich and then displays a family of children, without birth dates: Mary, Jacob, John, Charles, Warren J, Helen, Adney, and Buell. There is no date of birth, marriage, or death given for her, but she is listed in a list of children of Rufus who were born in a range from 1780-1802.

(Unfortunately, even though the book was published in 1907, Google Books apparently wants to protect the income of reprinters of the book by not making the contents available) See:

http://books.google.com/books?id=RWdRtQAACAAJ&dq=Youngs+...

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Further analysis shows that the John Aldrich family listed as shown above is that of her SON, John Youngs Aldrich.

What follows is an analysis of the family she (presumably) had with Jacob Aldrich (not the family shown in the Youngs Genealogy, which is that of her son, John Youngs Aldrich), if Jacob's family might be substituted here.

The larger question remaining is what documentation is there to support the fact that Mary / Polly Youngs, daughter of Rufus, was the wife of Jacob Aldrich? This researcher has not found a marriage record and the will of Rufus Youngs (see below) only mentioned sons, not daughters.
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SUMMARY OF HER FAMILY

She was born 1784 (1850 and 1860 census) in Mattituck, Southold, Suffolk, New York, USA. She married JACOB-6,5,4,3, Peter-2, George-1 Aldrich (not John) about 1808 in Mattituck. She and Jacob Aldrich had John Youngs, Deborah, Micah O, Samuel and Adney.

John Youngs Aldrich married Eleanor [Wells?], and had Mary Jane, Jacob W, John Youngs, Charles A, Warren J, and Eleanor "Helen" between 1836-1848. Note this is the list of children given in the Youngs Genealogy (except for a son named Buell), but born when Mary / Polly Youngs would have been aged 52-64. Thus illustrating the Youngs Genealogy skipped a generation when it listed the children of her son as her children.

The rest of the children of Jacob and Mary (Youngs) Aldrich appear to have stayed in Pennsylvania. Adney appears married with children in the 1850 census, then his wife appears in 1860 as a widow. She married, 2nd, Henry Hall. Michael and Samuel appear in the 1850 and 1860 census, single, and are not found (by this researcher) after that.

Her daughter, Deborah, married William H Edwards and they settled in Luzerne County, PA. They lived next door to her brother Adney Aldrich in 1850 census in Luzerne County, PA. Her family moved back to the same county that her mother and brothers were in for the 1860 and later censuses - Pike County, PA.
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CENSUSES

She is found in the following censuses:

1850 Dingman, Pike, Pennsylvania, USA - Mary Aldridge, 66 yrs old, widow, with sons Michael and Samuel.

1860 Dingman, Pike, Pennsylvania, USA - Mary Aldrich, 76 yrs old, widow, with sons Michael-44, Samuel-40; grandson (son of son Adney) John-12.

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1850usfedcenan...

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1860usfedcenan...
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HER FATHER'S WILL

Per Youngs Genealogy, pg 132:

"He (Rufus Youngs) was a carpenter and a cabinet maker, and resided on the North Road, Riverhead, LI. He was a devout man, and given to saying a long grace at table, during which his wife would walk around and pat their numerous children on the head to keep them quiet. His will, 16 Feb, 1828, names wife Mehetable, sons Rufus, Noah, and John."

[Does not mention any daughters]
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JACOB ALDRICH 1837 WILL MENTIONS GRANDSON JOHN Y ALDRICH

Her son, John Youngs Aldrich is listed in the will of his paternal grandfather Jacob Aldrich, which is probably why he returned to Long Island, while the rest of his siblings stayed in Pennsylvania.

Abstracts of wills, recorded at Riverhead, Suffolk County, New York, Van Buren, Elizabeth R, Vol. 4 (Book E-G, 1823-1839) FHL Film 860327.

"Jacob Aldrich, of Southold, 13 Sep 1837. Use of realty to wife Jemima for widowhood. Legacies to: daughter Harriet, wife of David Hallock, and her son Thomas; to grandchildren: Henry Aldrich and Hermon, Zachariah, Jr. and Hannah Hallock; to Deborah, Sophronia and Ann-Maria Aldrich. To grandson John Y. Aldrich "the farm where I now live and that bought of Joshua Aldrich." Also part to grandson Samuel B. Aldrich. Balance to wife, daughter Hannah and said grandsons.

Exts: David Warner, of Riverhead; said John Y. Aldrich, of Southold. Wits: Nathaniel Warner, of Riverhead, David Williamson, of Southold.

Proof names heirs: Hannah, wife of Rogers Aldrich; Sophronia, wife of Henry Brandt, of New York; Deborah, wife of William Edwards, of Wantage, N. J.; Micah C. and Adna T. Aldrich, of Dingmore (sic Dingman), Pike County, Penn; and Ann-Maria Aldrich, minor; Henry T. Penny, guardian. Pro: 3 Dec 1840 and 12 Jan 1841. pp 311-315. File 3149."

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The Aldrich Family Genealogy reports (Note the Aldrich Family Genealogy did not identify the surname for Mary, the wife of Jacob Aldrich.):

MARY (____), wife of Jacob(6), b. ca. 1790, d. after Jan. 2, 1864. Remains rein, to Milford, Pa. Cem., June 19, 1883. (Lot 324, Burial 572). Res. Dingman, Pa, 1829; also 1864. (Mentioned in Wills of her husband and son Micah 0.).

JACOB(6) , of Jacob and Mary (Owen), b.-(Bapt. May 27, 1787), Mattituck, N.Y.,d. 1829, Upper Smithfield, Pike Co., Pa. Remains rem. to Milford, Pa. Cern., June 19, 1883
(Burial #571). m: Mary ch: John Youngs, Deborah Hallock, Micah 0., Samuel B., Adna T. Removed to Orange Co., N.Y.; and in 1824 to Upper Smithfield, Pa. Will dated Jan. 22, 1829 mentions wife Mary and all 5 children (1 dau. and 4 sons all under 21). It was presented for probate May 4, 1829.

Elphonzo Youngs d. 1905 DC

keyesperry — 2012-02-15 21:51:32Z

This brief notice was found at ChroniclingAmerica.com
Alexandria Gazette
Alexandria, District of Columbia [now Virginia]
Thursday evening, December 26, 1905 (page 2)
News of the Day [...]
Elphonzo Youngs, head of a grocery firm on Ninth street, Washington died, Saturday evening of pneumonia, aged 66 years.

FamilySearch.org does not have an image of the death record (02/12), but it does provide this information:
District of Columbia Deaths and Burials, 1840-1964
Name: Elphonzo Youngs
Gender: Male
Burial Date: 26 Dec 1905
Burial Place: District Of Columbia
Death Date: 23 Dec 1905
Death Place: District Of Columbia
Age: 66
Birth Date: 1839
Birthplace: New York
Occupation: Merchant
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Father's Birthplace: New York
Mother's Birthplace: New York
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B01470-5
System Origin: District of Columbia-EASy
Source Film Number: 2115234
Reference Number: 164726
See also https://www.familysearch.org/search/records/index#count=20&a...

Rev Daniel Youngs (1744-1814) of Riverhead > Will

silverfox3280 — 2011-11-02 18:53:12Z

This Rev Daniel Youngs, and his family and descendants, is sketched at p 130-1 of the Youngs Family, by Selah Youngs, Jr (1907). He is Daniel-5,4, Christopher-3,2, Rev John-1 Youngs.

Abstracts of Wills Recorded at Riverhead, Suffolk Co, New York
Arranged by Elizabeth R Van Buren
Liber C, p 26

"Daniel Youngs, clergyman, of Riverhead. 17 of Feb 1807. Bequests to wife Mary, with use of estate for widowhood, then to son John. Amount due on bond from son Daniel to sons Caleb and Asaph. Bequests and legacies to daughters Kate Moore, Huldah Downs, Phebe and Lidia Youngs. Exts: wife, David Warner. Wits: Joseph, Deborah, and Hull-Osborn. Pro: 10 Nov 1814, pp 462-464."

Correction to Youngs Genealogy (Southold, NY) > Caleb Youngs, b 10/04/1794

silverfox3280 — 2011-10-31 14:04:05Z

Correction to Youngs Genealogy (Southold, NY) > Caleb Youngs, b 10/04/1794

On p 131 of the Youngs Family, by Selah Youngs, Jr show a Caleb Youngs, son of Daniel-5,4, Christopher-3,2, Rev John-1 Youngs, as born 04 Oct 1794, died 05 June 1822, unmarried. This Caleb Youngs is identified as number 396, without an asterisk, indicating he was not followed further in the book.

However, when one goes further in the book one finds a Caleb Youngs at number 496, pg 192, born 04 Oct 1794, died 05 June 1822, as married to Hannah Reeve on 31 Oct 1815. She married, 2nd, 04 Apr 1830, Timothy Norton.

They had Lavina, b 14 Nov 1816, who married James Smith, and Ann Maria b 16 Jun 1818.

When one looks back at where a no 496 would be as a child, one finds her at p 145 as Hannah Youngs, dau of Warren Youngs.

Therefore, it seems the entry at 496 was a typo for 396 and is placed in the wrong place in the book. Also, the indication at pg 130 that he was unmarried is not true.

This Caleb is referred to in the 1807 will of his father, Daniel Youngs, included in a following post in this forum.

Col Elias Hicks Youngs b 1836 NY died Jacksonville, Duval FL 1923

BarbaraCox147 — 2011-10-22 15:01:49Z

from 14 Jan 1923 Florida Times Union:
After a brief illness, Col Elias Hicks Youngs afternoon 2-12-1923. He was a man prominently known throughout the country, an old Confederate soldier and a man whose personality and beautiful character was an inspiration to those who were so fortunate as to know him. He came to Jacksonville 26 years ago to make his home with his son-in-law and daughter Dr and Mrs Sheldon A Morris, Duval and Julia streets.
He was born Dec 2 1836. His grandfather was Elias Hicks, who founded the Hicksite sect of Quakers in PA and who was an American preacher of the Society of Friends afterward publishing Observations on slavery. Col Youngs was also a descendant of George Hicks of England, the noted non-juring divine and Anglo-Saxon scholar; a first cousin of Roscoe Conkling and also a cousin to Mrs Hicks-Lord, who dominated Washington society for so many years.
He was with the Clay Guards of New Orleans during the Civil War, and afterward became a sugar planter in St Charles parish, LA. He came to FL 26 years ago, gave up active life 13 years ago and has all this time resided with his daughter, Mrs Morris.
Col Youngs leaves a wife and 8 children: SJ Youngs, of Houston TX, Mrs MY Owens and Miss Even Youngs of San Antonia TX; Mrs J A Harrold of Sanford FL; E H Youngs of Lakeland; MRs M Y L Dempsey now residing with Dr and Mrs Morris; Arthur Charles Youngs of MOnrovia CA and Mrs Morris of this city.
Funeral services will be held Sunday the arrangements to be announced later.

Jay R. Youngs, 78,born in Clifton Springs, N.Y,son of,Wallace I. and the late Edna (Rotigal) Youngs.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-09-08 03:38:53Z

Jay R. Youngs
Hampton

Jay R. Youngs, 78, of Hampton Township, died Saturday, Sept. 3, 2011, in UPMC St. Margaret, Pittsburgh. He was born in Clifton Springs, N.Y., to the late Wallace I. and the late Edna (Rotigal) Youngs. Mr. Youngs was a graduate of Meadville High School in 1950. He next graduated from Texas A&M in 1954. Upon his graduation, he served as an officer in the Army for 10 years until his attendance at Purdue University, where he received his masters degree in 1965. Mr. Youngs then moved his family back to their roots and became a bank manager originally with PNB, which later become PNC Bank. He managed the office of the downtown branch on Penn Avenue. Later, Jay managed the Homestead office for several years until he moved to manage the West View office until his retirement in 1995. Throughout his life, Jay was an avid fisherman, hunter and overall lover of nature. He loved to go to "The Camp" in Ludlow, as well as precious fishing trips to Canada. Jay remained an active member of Hampton Presbyterian Church and occupied his little downtime with crossword puzzles and reading. He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Nancy (Hazen) Youngs, of Allison Park; sons, Christopher (Lisa) Youngs, of Cochranton, and Michael (Bonnie) Youngs, of Meadville; daughter, Caroline (George) Hunzeker, of Richland Township; grandchildren, Cassandra McKinney, of Bloomfield, Jeffrey Youngs, of Cochranton, Marisa Youngs, of Cochranton, Andrew Youngs, of Meadville, Brittany Hunzeker, of Richland Township, Morgan Youngs, of Meadville, and Madeline Hunzeker, of Richland Township. He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers. Visitation will be from 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesday at the HERBERT R. KING JR. FUNERAL HOME INC., 2841 Woodland Circle, Allison Park, with a memorial service at the funeral home immediately following. The Rev. Ted Martin will be officiating the service. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made to Hampton United Presbyterian Church, 2942 East Hardies Road, Gibsonia, PA 15044, or to the Hampton Community Library, 3101 McCully Road, Allison Park, PA 15101.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune)

Hampton United Presbyterian Church, "

Re: Youngs Family DNA Project?

teyoung3 — 2011-07-02 13:24:36Z

The connection I am trying to make is the Youngs family of very early Long Island. Some did go to upper New York and perhaps, Canada. I see nothing that can connect your line to them, so will need to wait for a verified family member. Thank you for your help.

Re: Youngs Family DNA Project?

jyoungs1 — 2011-07-02 07:49:40Z

My father is Elvin Orvin Youngs. He is pretty easy to find. Tree online with Ancestry and open to public.

Re: Youngs Family DNA Project?

teyoung3 — 2011-07-01 14:54:39Z

I tested at SMGF and FTDNA. My results are also entered at Ancestry and Gene Tree. We haved talked before and are not a match (41/66). I do not see you in my FTDNA matches which should be expected. Are you matching system wide there, or just in a project (Young)? I forget your ancestral line. Do you have a tree online? Thanks.

Re: Youngs Family DNA Project?

jyoungs1 — 2011-07-01 08:48:50Z

Tested FamilyTreeDNA - I also put the results here on Ancestry also.

Re: Youngs Family DNA Project?

teyoung3 — 2011-07-01 07:42:01Z

Thank you for the response.

Where can I see your results? It seems we have talked before. You were tested at Ancestry?

Tom

Re: Youngs Family DNA Project?

jyoungs1 — 2011-07-01 07:33:11Z

I have DNA results for myself. Last name Youngs.

Jack Youngs
jyoungs@hot.rr.com

YOUNGS Jimmie W Vietnam - Wall section 44W - our thanks to those who put their lives on the line - and honor to this hero who di

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-10-06 12:14:44Z

YOUNGS Jimmie W Vietnam - Wall section 44W - our thanks to those who put their lives on the line - and honor to this hero who died there

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 217,144 photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Mary Youngs-Ashur Reed; Southampton, LI, NY

SKing9990111 — 2010-08-07 10:59:10Z

Good Morning, Wow that sounds great! My email is SKing999011@aol.com. Do you have anything on the Reeds? Any info would great be appreciated. Thank you, Stephen

Re: Mary Youngs-Ashur Reed; Southampton, LI, NY

JerseyFox — 2010-08-02 00:53:21Z

It looks like you have not been posting Youngs querys for a while; somehow I lost track of your reply. If you send me your email I can give you access to my huge Youngs tree
Warm Regards
Jersey fox

Re: Thomas J. YOUNGS; b. 1830, Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut

JerseyFox — 2010-08-02 00:48:27Z

I too am descended from the Youngs on Long Island, previously of Salem, Mass and Southwold, Suffolk, England. There is a huge geneallogy of the family by Selah Young in 1907. It is out of print but is on Ancestry and the net. Look up Rev. Christopher Youngs. The book goes back to their Welsh before 1066 and their Norman Ancestors. If you send me your email I can make you a guest on my Youngs tree.

John and Emily Youngs - Kirkwood, NY 1892

geekygirl137 — 2010-07-29 02:28:58Z

I found an 1892 census on here with a John (32) and "Emly" (31)Youngs with children Suna, Gerty, David, Harry, and Myron. I was wondering if anyone had any more information on this line of the Youngs Family.

Re: Book on Youngs

GailAndrews18 — 2010-06-17 05:04:20Z

I don't own the Book on youngs. You would have to see if they have it at your local library. If you have a genealogical library they probably have it or can order it for you to look at.

Gail

Re: Book on Youngs

sarahjune55 — 2010-06-16 21:34:54Z

hi my family are the youngs and lejeunes living in gotts cove in evangeline la the youngs of my family own their own grave yard and street in th emiddle no wares any
my grandmother was laura young my grandpa was noaha lejeune lived in iota la bered thair im cajun cant spell sorry and thair im looking for lejeune s family assantrys
my grandpas mom was felecha klump
father martin lajune and i searching where are thair graves is it possible to please help she was from eunice la he from iota la but they lived in iota when thet were marrid
thank you
sarahjune55@yahoo.com

Thomas J. YOUNGS; b. 1830, Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut

lornaf3 — 2010-03-28 21:57:26Z

EVENING POST ANNUAL, 1882
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
of the State Officers, Representatives in Congress, Governor’s Staff, and Senators and Members of the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut.
Published Annually.
Hartford, Conn.: Evening Post Association. 1882.
Pg. 177

THOMAS J. YOUNGS, Representative for Union, Tolland County:

Of Union, like a large part of the representatives of his county, traces his descent back to the early settlers of the country. The family was originally established on Long Island, and his grandfather, after serving three years in the Revolutionary war, removed to Farmington, Conn. Thomas J. Youngs was born there in 1830, and is now about 51 years of age. He has at different times followed teaching, lumbering, and farming, and has been chosen justice of the peace, assessor for seven consecutive years, and to various other town offices. He served as surgeon’s steward on a gunboat on the Mississippi during a considerable portion of the war, and was at Fort Pillow, Memphis, and Vicksburg. In politics he is a Democrat.

Stony Brook N.Y. Youngs

RichardMMcErlean — 2010-01-11 21:29:09Z

I am seeking information John H.Young (Youngs) of Stony Brook New York. He was the Father of John B.Young of Stony Brook. I am interested to learn where he was born.

Abigail Youngs, wife of Zina Downs, died 1847 in Ontario

cat10ant — 2009-10-28 18:58:03Z

Does anyone have information on Abigail (Youngs) Downs buried in Beachville cemetery, West Oxford, Ontario? She died Oct 7, 1847.

Peter M. Youngs of Dutchess and Broome Counties, NY

ruoyi909 — 2009-10-20 03:40:26Z

I am looking for other researchers who may have a connection to PETER M. YOUNGS, born about 1815 in New York state. I am not certain of his exact origin, but know that he lived for a time with his family in Dutchess County (at least in the 1840s?), before later moving to Broome County.

Peter Youngs was married to CORDELIA. I know of these children so far:

WILLIAM H. YOUNGS (born Jan 1843, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess, NY)
MINARD YOUNGS (born abt 1847, New York state)
MARY J. YOUNGS (born abt 1851, NY)
CORDELIA YOUNGS (born abt 1854, NY)
HANNAH YOUNGS (born abt 1859, NY)

Peter Youngs is my earliest known Youngs ancestor. He and his son William are my direct ancestor. I have more information on this line from William on down for anyone who may have family that intersects.

John Youngs b abt 1826 m Mary Skidmore, both of New Jersey

kg7tl — 2009-09-02 20:44:03Z

My G-Grandfather James T Young, b 1 Sep 1847 New Jersey, had listed on his death certificate parents of John Young and Mary Skidmore, both born in New Jersey. I've found in 1850 a John YoungS married to a Mary and with a 3 year old James, all living in New Jersey. I think that may be them and James simply dropped off the ending 's' but I can't find confirmation anywhere. If anyone could help me out here it would dramatically increase their chances of making it onto my Christmas card list! :)

Re: Jeremiah Youngs (b. 1840 NY) father of Menzo Youngs (1875), Jeremiah's wife and mother of Menzo is Mary Smith.

MarilynLeVeque22 — 2009-08-26 04:08:34Z

Hello,

Here is the information you seek:

Menzo/Menso Youngs is the son of Jeremiah/Jere Youngs and Mary Smith. Menzo was born in NY ca 1875-76, his father, Jeremiah Youngs was born ca 1840 in NY, also.

Menzo married Josephine Bockman, daughter of Charles Bachman and Frances Hodges.

Menzo Youngs was married Nov. 29th, 1896 in Calhoun County, MI, at home of M. Simonds, he was a farmer, age 21. Witnesses were recorded as Miss Louis (Louise?) Simonds and Miss Rohoda Simonds. It may be that it was Mr. LOUIS SIMONDS, this should be investigated.

They were married by M. Simonds, so most likely the Minister or J.P.'s son & daughter-in-law or daughters were the witnesses.

I found this on Family Search Pilot where you can download FREE marriages in MI.

Menzo Youngs marriage page says he married Josie "James" parents are listed as Charles Bockman and Frances Hodges, odd, perhaps this is her second marriage, but she is only 21 years old, but stranger things have happened, note witnesses are Miss Louis Simonds, or is it Mr. Louis Simonds and Rhoda Simonds.

Josephine Bockman was born April 27, 1873 per her MI birth record and parents listed as Charles Bachman and Frances Hodges.

Best wishes,
Marilyn

Re: Mary Youngs-Ashur Reed; Southampton, LI, NY

SKING999011 — 2009-06-27 00:56:42Z

Hello, Yes I am very much interested in the Young/Reed lineage, and where that line came from. Especially of the Reed folks. For years I have been trying to find any connection. Thanks.

Re: Mary Youngs-Ashur Reed; Southampton, LI, NY

JerseyFox — 2009-06-26 21:27:00Z

The Long Island Young's families came via Salem, Mass and Southwold England. I have a huge tree for the family. Where your Mary fits, I'm not sure, but there is a huge Genealogy written by a Selah Yonges (one of many alt. spellings) that may have your Mary. It is out of print but findable on line. Let me know if you are interested and I can send you some links

YOUNGS in Chenango Valley Cemetery, Broome County

ruoyi909 — 2009-06-25 19:48:55Z

I got some good information on several YOUNGS people buried in the Chenango Valley Cemetery in Binghamton, NY and thought I'd share it. These are my ancestors so feel free to message me if you think any of them are relatives:

I list in quotes the information relayed to me by the Cemetery Association. Following, I'll put the biographical information that I know of and relation to the other folks. People should feel free to contact me with questions.

CHENANGO VALLEY CEMETERY

Lot 152; Section S (owner of positions 1,2,3 is Edgar H. Youngs; owner of 4,5,6 is Sarah (Elwell) Youngs)
Position 1:
"EDGAR H. YOUNGS - 1867-1932" died Mar 1932
Position 2:
"LILIAN HEATH 'his wife' - 1873-1944" died 13 Jun 1944
Position 3:
"CHARLES F YOUNGS" - (no stone) - buried in 1894 -
Position 4 & 5:
"SARAH M YOUNGS - 1849-1926" - Edgar H. Youngs' mother, maiden name was Elwell
"WILLIAM H YOUNGS - 1843-1896 Co. F 137th Reg NY Vol" - Edgar H.Youngs' father
Position 6:
(vacant)

Lot 152 1/2; Section S (owner of the lot is Jesse W Youngs)
Position 1:
"LOUELLA YOUNGS" - buried in 1896 - gravestone says "MOTHER" - wife of Jesse W Youngs
Position 2:
JESSE W. YOUNGS - buried underneath a large pyramid-shaped stone, does not bear his name but has his wife's information "Louella G. wife of Jesse W. Youngs - died Aug 6, 1896, age 24 years 3 months and 16 days... a sincere friend is buried here, a faithful wife and mother" - Jesse was the son of William H. Youngs and Sarah Elwell
Position 3:
"CORA M YOUNGS - 1873-1962"
Position 4:
"LAWRENCE YOUNGS - 1909-1991" - this is the son of Jesse W. Youngs
Position 5:
No burial, maybe because of a large tree/treestump
Position 6:
"GEORGIA BAKER - 1848 - 1926" buried 28 Mar 1926 - I'm not sure who she is...

There are many other YOUNGS family members buried in this cemetery but I do not have the details yet.

Thanks to the Chenango Valley Cemetery Association for all of this information and research!!

Noi

William S. Youngs Headstone

JerseyFox — 2009-04-03 19:44:40Z

Thanks again Barbara
You have contributed many gems to my crown of a Youngs family tree.
Warm Regards
Jersey Fox

Anson & Susannah (nee Fillow) Youngs of Fairfield Co., CT

JerseyFox — 2009-04-03 17:36:10Z

I am looking for information on their deaths or grave stones; these are my great great grandparents. Anson is descended from Rev. Christopher Young(s) of Southwold(hold), England. I have information on Anson's children

Re: Julius Youngs/Young/Juenesse & Mary Micheau

2Wenks — 2009-03-29 14:30:20Z

Here is an obit for Julius.
Watertown Daily Times (NY) Mar 22, 1917, Julius Youngs of Redwood
Stricten While '
Driving. ''"' '
Redwood. March 22—The death of
Julius Youngs, aged 75 years, occur*
red at about " p. m. Wednesday.
Death was very unexpected as Mr.
Youngs had been in his ususl good
health prior to bis death. The cause
of death was pronounced as a shock.
Mr. Youngs was a retired farmer, having
moved to Redwood some years
ago. He had been driving as agent
to the Thistle cheese factory eoaje
roil** from Redwood when he was
stricken. He died within a few
minutes.
Mr. Youngs was the son of Fannie
and Peter Youngs. He was born at
Bangor, N. Y. May 26. 1843. He had
lived at Redwood the greater part of
his life. He was an employ of the
old glass factory, owned by William
Butterfleld, many years ago. Mr.
Youngs was a veteran of the Civil
war. He was a member of Company
F, 20th New York Cavalry.
Besides his widow. Mrs- Mary
Youngs, he is survived by three daughters,
Miss Anna Youngs and Mrs.
George Ritters. both of Redwood, and
Mrs. Allen Breckenhrldge »f Mt
N. Y.: two sons. Frank of Redwood,
and Tail us of Cane. Pennsylvania;
two sisters, Mrs. Maxim Jerome of
Redwood, and Mrs. Amelia Coyer of
Theresa, also 18 grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements as yet incomplete
awaiting the arrival of Julius
Youngs.

Re: Joseph Youngs AKA Boxer Tommy Ryan

2Wenks — 2009-03-29 14:24:50Z

I have information on Tommy Youngs born in Redwood, NY AKA Tommy Ryan.

If you are still interested I have info to share.

Re: Frank Youngs of Jefferson Co NY

2Wenks — 2009-03-29 13:56:34Z

I am searching the same Youngs family from Redwood/Alexandria NY. The name was also spelled as Young on many of the census.
His father was Julius Youngs and mother Mary P. Micheau
He had siblings and was a glassblower at the Redwood glass factory while it was in operation. He later moved to Syracuse, NY.

Julius's father was Peter Joseph Youngs born in Canada(Quebec). Mother Philinda/(Fannie last name unknown) also born in Canada.

Lucinda

I have further info if you are atill interested.

Lawrence "Larry" Youngs

JIWelsch — 2009-03-26 12:47:16Z

WEST LIBERTY, Iowa
Lawrence 'Larry' Youngs, 68, of rural West Liberty formerly of West Branch, Tipton and Waterloo died Wednesday Nov. 15, 2000, at his home of cancer.

Memorial services will be at Trinity Lutheran Church in Tipton. The Rev. Donnita Moeller officiated. Private family graveside services will be held at the Rochester Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Iowa City Hospice or directed to the Family. The Barker Funeral Home in West Branch is in charge of arrangements.

Mr. Young was born March 25, 1932, in Iowa City the son of Harvey and Leora Voss Youngs. He attended Tipton Community Schools.

He was married to Wanda Johnson on July 14, 1951, in Tipton. He was later married to Judy Thumma on May 5, 1985, at the Little Brown Church in Nashua.

He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Tipton. He worked as a meat cutter for many years in Iowa City and the Cedar County area.

He also served as a police officer for the City of West Liberty and as a Muscatine County Sheriff Deputy. He had also worked as a truck driver, maintenance and repairman, restaurant/bar manager, and a security guard of Pinkerton, Inc.

He enjoyed fishing and the outdoors, gardening, raising rabbits, attending auctions and sales and getting a good bargain. He was a skilled wood worker and attended numerous arts and craft shows around the state of Iowa for several years.

Survivors include his wife, Judy of West Liberty; three sons, Robert ?Bobby? Youngs, living at home, Varney Youngs of Coralville and Nathan Youngs and his wife, Gail, of Pflugerville, Texas; two daughters, Tanya Conklin and her husband, Roy, of Coralville and Crystal Youngs of Iowa City; a brother, Bob Ford and his wife, Marge, of Tipton; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren, numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nephews and their families.

He was preceded in death by his parents, stepfather, Robert Ford, his first wife, Wanda; and one half brother, Jack Youngs.

Re: Catherine Keech and George Youngs at Verona, Oneida County, NYS

NoraMcL — 2009-01-29 15:00:14Z

I spent the whole day yesterday working on the Barber family who belongs to Patience Barber of Oneida County- I will post another message in a bit here about what I found but just wanted to clarify a couple of things I said in last message where I was delusional: I SAID-

"I think that Lydia Maria Keech's mother was a woman named Patience who may have also been married to a Mr. BARBER and had Barber children who were also living in Verona/Oneida County, NYS." Please disregard this!!!

And I said later in same message:

"I see posts that a woman named "Patience Leach" was married to a Russell Barber, could this be same family line? If so, Patience's last name may have been Keech or Keach not Leach- what is the source of her surname being "Leach"? And if this is the case, that may not have been her maiden name at all, but the name of her (second?) husband James Keech. If I am on right track with all of this, I do have her maiden name in my files."

Patience Barber was nee Keech but because she shows up living with some married Keech kids in Oneida County, I thought she was the same woman who married James Keech of Vermont as his first wife. I have one piece of evidence that says the first wife of same James Keech was a woman named Patience.

However, they are NOT the same women of course because James and Patience/Mrs. Barber were brother and sister. Patience Barber was living with a married NIECE (Lydia Maria Keech married to Jacob Yerdon or Yerton, 1870 Verona in Oneida County).

More on all of this in yet another upcoming post.

Nora in Alberta

Catherine Keech and George Youngs at Verona, Oneida County, NYS

NoraMcL — 2009-01-28 18:55:14Z

I have a Jacon Yerdon or Yerton in my files born about 1819-1820, was still alive in 1880 at Verona, Oneida County, NYS. I believe he was twice married, and both times to Keech women- first wife Lydia Maria Keech by whom he had at least ten children all born in NYS, some possibly in Madison County but the rest in Oneida County.

I think that Lydia must have died about 1873-1880 and Jacob then re-married to Catherine Keech who was Lydia's half sister. Catherine Keech had been first married to a George YOUNGS and had children with George some of whom show up on the 1880 census at Verona, Oneida County in Yerdon/Yerton home. I THINK that Catherine Keech was the daughter of James Keech and Mary Jane Raymond who lived in Vermont and then in Oneida County, she being his second wife. Catherine Keech YOUNGS and Jacob Yerden/Yerton had at least one son Burton Yerton/Yerdon born about 1880.

I think that Lydia Maria Keech's mother was a woman named PATIENCE who may have also been married to a Mr. BARBER and had Barber children who were also living in Verona/Oneida County, NYS.

I am JUST starting to unravel this mystery but found PATIENCE (Barber) in Verona in 1850 with E. R. Barber- was he her son? From cem listing I see he was Elijah Barber married to a Nancy Ann; Elijah died August 1867, Nancy Ann died 1858; from 1850 census they had children Jerusha, Joseph and Herbert Barber. Elijah is buried same place as Robinson K. Barber 1819-1856- what does that "K" stand for, any chance "Keech"?

I have not yet looked for PATIENCE in 1860 but in 1870 she is living with Jacob Yerdon/Yerton and his first wife Lydia Maria (nee Keech) at Verona, Oneida County.

I see posts that a woman named "PATIENCE Leach" was married to a Russell Barber, could this be same family line? If so, Patience's last name may have been Keech or Keach not Leach- what is the source of her surname being "Leach"? And if this is the case, that may not have been her maiden name at all, but the name of her (second?) husband James Keech. If I am on right track with all of this, I do have her maiden name in my files.

I do need help with this, so if any of these names sound familiar to anyone, if anyone has worked on Oneida County Barber families, please post here or write to me directly. Patience may have been born in Vermont.

Thanks from Nora

jeremiah youngs related to menzo youngs (1875)

reohyoungs — 2008-08-19 19:57:25Z

We believe that One of the Jemeriah's< is the greatgrand-father of Menzo Youngs(1875). Menzo is my grtgndfather- married to Josephine Bachmann. grandfather is Harry J. Youngs married to Ardath Reed. My Father is Leo Youngs (1935) married to Patricia Lee.

Re: Edwin Youngs Photo

shanelleadams — 2008-05-02 01:45:59Z

can you please e-mail it me to I'am a spencer and I have family that use to live in NY

Still looking for descendants fo Daniel P. Youngs & Huldah E. Mudget

sherita_461972 — 2008-02-13 17:06:10Z

A friend of mine purchased a hutch and stuck under one of the drawers was a cardboard with an envelope stuck to it, in the envelope was a very old Marriage Certificate of Daniel P. Youngs & Huldah E. Mudget. She gave it to me because I did genealogy. I have been trying to get this into a descendants hands, I do not want to keep it, but I don't know what to do with it if I can not find someone related to this couple.

Please email me or reply to this message for a pic of the document.
(sherita461972@gmail.com)

Usual & Lucy Wooster Youngs, son Parker

djn822 — 2008-01-01 21:45:00Z

I have in my possession the family bible of the Usual Youngs family, which includes sons, Parker and Davis. Parker was born in 1843 in NY state, and died in Decorra, Columbia Co, WI in 1918. They were in Columbia County by the 1860 census. I have found no connection to my Scovell's except friendship, and would send the bible to someone of that family.
Diantha Neinfeldt, Nekoosa, djn822@wctc,net

Re: Henry and Phoebe Youngs 1880's Fulton NY

pblackstock12 — 2007-12-29 23:05:00Z

I was not aware that Isadore died at her brother's home. I do know that they did not take care of the children. Harvey and his first wife were divorced by 1891 when he remarried to my gr.gr.aunt in Markham, Ontario. Harvey spent the rest of his life in Toronto, Ontario. I have just learned that Harvey's first wife remarried to Harvey's brother William and they moved to the Philipines.

Pearl Mae Youngs Palmer

KathyHudson89 — 2007-12-04 00:33:31Z

The Post-Standard, Syracuse, Onondaga, NY, 29 Sep 1949, p. 8:

MRS. PEARL YOUNGS PALMER, 38, of Van Buren Road, Baldwinsville, died yesterday in Syracuse Memorial Hospital. She is survived by her husband, (Harley) Clarence Palmer; two sons, Harold (should read Howard) and Horace Palmer; her mother, Mrs. Stella Granger Youngs; a sister, Mrs. Gladys Taber; several aunts and uncles. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Gates & Carter funeral home, Baldwinsville, the Rev. John Lewien, pastor of the Baldwinsville Methodist church, officiating. Burial will be in the Riverview cemetery.

Re: Mary Youngs & John Osman; Thomas Youngs & Rebecca Mapes, married 1600s

JerseyFox — 2007-10-24 15:19:22Z

Ancestry's "One World Tree" Has Thomas b. 1645 in Salem, MA d. 1720 Oyster Ponds, Long Is. m. Rebecca abt. 1667. She being b. 1653 in Salem and d. Oyster Ponds ?. I am decended from Thomas' son Richard by his second wife Eliz. Harcourt.
OWT lists Thomas as having a sister Mary b. abt 1645; a little to early I think for your Mary. Thomas, however, had five brothers (Joseph, John, Christopher, Giddeon & Samuel), one of whom would have been the right age to father your Mary. I have not followed these lines, but would refer you to Ancestry and Selah Youngs' Book " Rev. Christopher Youngs: His Ancesters in England and Decendents in America" Pub. in 1907,it is out of print, but findable, used, on the internet. It is totally amazing for our family.

Re: Obit. James Henry Youngs

myoungs5358 — 2007-07-15 06:13:18Z

James Henry Youngs (1918 - Boley, OK) was my father who was married to Savannah Cunningham (both deceased), my mother. I am searching for any information related to any of their ancestors; i.e., mother, father, siblings. My mother's mother's name was Bertha Jones. We have relatives who have resided in Okmulgee, OK, as well as Lafayette, Louisiana.

Re: L. G. Youngs

jmeagher13033 — 2007-03-21 23:57:45Z

I just find your message, I am also workig on this family. In the 1869 census I find Lafayette living with his father William b. 1794 in Vermont. In 1860 living in Essex Co NY Once Lafayette marries Viola they live in Johnsburgh Warren Co NY So you have any other info jmeagher13033@yahoo.com

Re: Darius YOUNGS

cmpless_1 — 2007-01-28 22:32:41Z

You probably already know this after all this time has passed, but just in case: there was a Darius YOUNGS who was the child of Freeborn YOUNG(s) and his wife Olive [BENNETT?]. He was born in Cortland Co., NY. Freeborn was born in RI, and Olive in CT.

I believe this to be the same Darius YOUNG(s):
1880 census Armada, Macomb Co., MI, Roll#592, p.289B:
Darius YOUNGS b. ca 1828 (age 52) NJ[sic], F b. NJ[sic], M b. CT

I am trying to see if my ancestor, Eunice YOUNG(s) is also a child of Freeborn and Olive (she was born ca 1812 in Cortland Co., NY, and, according to the 1880 census, her Father b. RI and Mother b. CT). She married a PERRY (Ely or David?) ca 1835 in Cortland Co., NY.

Youngs Family DNA Project?

teyoung3 — 2007-01-25 05:27:05Z

I have reasonable circumstantial evidence that my ancestral surname is Youngs rather than Young. I recently obtained my DNA test results and have found no close matches in any of the public databases. The name Young is very common, Youngs less so. This may indicate that my theory of a name change is correct. Is there anyone out there with the Youngs surname that has been tested and would like to exchange results? If so, contact me directly by email. Thanks in advance.

Re: Eliza Youngs married to Adam Van Gieson, mother Martha Youngs no father listed

usngthomas — 2007-01-07 19:04:08Z

Carol, it has been very busy here with the recent windstorms. I would love to exchange information with you. I have pictures of Eliza and Adam holding my uncle when he is about 2 years old, and another of her sitting in the farmyard with her foot resting on a stump. My uncle Adam, (named after his father) told me that she had just had toes amputated because of damage from the cold. Reply to me directly at my email address: usngthomas@yahoo.com If you wish to continue going through ancestry, that is OK too, just let me know. Thanks. Gary

Re: Eliza Youngs married to Adam Van Gieson, mother Martha Youngs no father listed

muggavalleau — 2006-12-28 04:58:22Z

Hi Gary,
I think my first reply did not reach you. So, I'm trying again. Please let me know if you are still interested in exchanging information. Thanks!
Carol