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1. RE: William YOUNG, Trigg Co., KY [1]
My Revolutionary War William Young is buried in Whitlock, Henry County, Tennessee. Whitlock is just outside of Paris, TN and is basically nothing more than just a "whistle stop" on the railroad lines now. In his pension papers, it states that he was a minuteman in North Carolina and that he had an uncle William Young that also served in NC but lived in a different part of Tennessee at the time the pension papers were prepared. There is an article from an old newspaper titled "Dots and Dashes" that states
2. Kentucky Young Surname DNA project [1]
Come join our group !! Hello, My name is George Young and I am participating in a Surname Project for males with the surname YOUNG (all spellings). The Y chromosome is passed through the generations unchanged from father to son. You and/or other males within your family with the surname YOUNG can benefit greatly from participation in this project. LADIES, encourage male YOUNGs in your family to join this project and your family is involved and will benefit from the genealogical information and rel
3. Logan-Butler County Kentucky Youngs [1]
Does anyone have a connection with the following Youngs? JOHN HENRYYOUNG, son of John Young and Jane Grinter, was probably born in Prince Edward County, Virginia in 1816. He died September 1, 1878 near Adrian, Bates County, Missouri, at 62 years of age. His was buried at the Crescent Hill Cemetery in Bates County, Missouri. He married three times. He married MARGARET EWING Butler County, Kentucky, July 25, 1836 . He married SUSAN BRITT Logan County, Kentucky, December 7, 1848. He married SAR
4. Young family in KY [1]
Dear listmembers. I am looking for my Young line that settled in Trigg Co by 1810. It was Christian at that time. They didn't move, the county divided. I cannot find any buriels for any of the earlier settlers except for Ferdinand Young and his wife. What happened to William Young, who died in 1926 His son William Young who died in 1845, their wives, their infant deaths and all of siblings of both Williams. There should be a 2 Johns, 2 Thomas' , another some James' Ferdinand or Vardy a
5. William YOUNG, Trigg Co., KY [1]
William Young arrived in Christian Co Ky about 1790 from Chester Co., SC. He brought with him several brothers, John, James, Thomas, Ferdinand and maybe several more. He also brought with him a family of 10+ children plus wives and husbands of some of those children. The Trigg Co., History books refer to a "Young compound" where church services were held. William Young was a minister of the gospel. When Trigg Co was formed, the family land on Little Creek ended up in Trigg. My line decends from Wi
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