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From: "Wilma Norton" <>
Subject: Re: [YOUNGER] Re: Interest in Tiller Younger
Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 17:41:08 -0800
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Of course, it could just have easily been Willis as William, both names are
VERY prominent in the Younger family. My own grandfather was named John
Willis Younger! It was just speculation on my part.

Amelia and Isaac Hardin's son was named Willis Younger Hardin, wasn't he?
I've run across several men with Younger as their middle name. Maybe
someday we can come up with some primary documents to help sort everyone
out.

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Subject: Re: [YOUNGER] Re: Interest in Tiller Younger


> Willie & all, I, too, believe that Amelia could be John's sister. Here's a
> quote from his will: "I give to Clar (Clear) Creek Chruch one hundred
> dollars to be placed in the hands of the church but only ten dollars is to
be
> made use every year to help pay a pastor." This, we believe was Clear
Creek
> Baptist Church. I called the Southern Baptist Seminary in Louisville to
see
> if they had any records of the church, but they did not.
> Also Amelia and Isaac Hardin had a son named Willis Younger Younger,
born
> Oct 1, 1826. (Kentucky biographies)
> To add to the speculation on John WY (1773-1858) sisters' names, I
think
> there might have been a sister named Ruthy Younger who married George
> Caplinger in Woodford Co, KY in 1796; one year after John W.Y & Mary
Agathy
> Dearing married in Woodford Co.
> Wilma, you thought the middle name was William on John W., but I
wonder
> if it wasn't Willis since there are so many Willis names in this line.
> As before, any suggestions or corrections are welcome.
> Judy Younger Hofstetter
>
> In a message dated 1/6/2003 9:42:18 AM EDT, writes:
>
> << Subj: Re: [YOUNGER] Re: Interest in Tiller Younger
> Date: 1/6/2003 9:42:18 AM EDT
> From: (Wilma C. Hillman)
> Reply-to:
> To:
>
> It is known that Mary was from Maryland which is interesting.
>
> Believed to be the father of Tillard was a man by the name of Joseph
Carter.
>
> One more tid bit: An Amelia Younger married Isaac Hardin. Shortly before
his
> death,
> (13 Oct 1839) Isaac wrote a letter to his daughter Mahala from Perry
> County, IN
> saying," Your uncle John has joined the Baptisit Church". Researchers
> strongly
> believe the John referred to is the John who died in Shelby County. This,
of
> course
> would make John and Amelia brother and sister. Could Mary be another
sibling?
> >>
>
>
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