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Hello My line of Young's are from Perth-shire, Scotland and are recorded in Perth marriage of George Young and Mary Simpson in 1793. They had eight children all born in Perth. ( 3 died at a young age and buried in Grayfriers Cemetery, before relocating to Montreal,Canada about 1818 The family trade was plasterer, which was followed for at least five generations,ending in 1929 with the sudden death of Alfred Alexander Young in 1929. The family over time expanded to Eastern Townships of Quebec, Vermont, NY City, Rochester, Brantford, Toronto, Vancouver,BC and Los Angeles and beyond. Family Tree DNA testing at Y-111 shows a strong connection to Young families of Methven, Perth-shire. Y-111 in haplogroup I-M253 and Y-700 as I-A6826 D. Alan Young

Hello, this is my first time! Georgia is my home state. My mother’s maiden name: YOUNG. OK, let me copy from the 1940 census record: GA > Pierce > Bristol > 113-12 Oscar G Watkins age 42 (my father) Isletta (Estelle) Watkins age 32 (my mother) Lois Watkins age 8 (me) Jack Watkins age 5 (brother) Elvie Watkins age 9/12 (sister) James V Young age 37 or 57 (lodger) Who was James V. Young? Who were his parents? Maybe one of you can help me to solve the mystery. PS You can view my webpage: http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~grizzard/genealogy/young.htm Thanks! Lois

Ahentafel of Bruce Reeves 1. Bruce Reeves (13-Apr-1959 Baptist Hospital, Jackson, Hinds, MS - ) 2. Joe Thomas Reeves (27-Aug-1934 Walnut Grove, Leake, MS - 28-Apr-2013 University Hospital, Jackson, Hinds, MS) 3. Nancy Sue Freeny (24-Mar-1937 Freeny, Leake, MS - ) 4. Thomas Cooper "TC" Reeves (29-Jan-1907 Carthage, Leake, MS - 10-Jan-1977 Kosciusko, Attala, MS) 5. Maude Ethel Grimes (16-Mar-1905 Estes Mill, Leake, MS - 04-Feb-1987 Madden, Leake, MS) 10. Franklin Zeniford Grimes (02-Sep-1878 Estes Mill, Leake, MS - 11-Sep-1928 Estes Mill, Leake, MS) 11. Ethel Maud Young (11-Jan-1879 Estes Mill, Leake, MS - 16-Jun-1963 Carthage, Leake, MS) 22. James H. Young (28-Aug-1843 Anderson County, SC - 01-Jun-1915) 23. Mary (Mollie) Hudson Barnett (27-Sep-1848 Union City, ?, AL - 19-Mar-1930) 44. Thomas (Tom) David Matthew Young ( 1812 Anderson County, SC - 11-May-1881) *-- i'm comfortable through here* 45. Elizabeth Knox Boyd ( 1819 Anderson County, SC - 13-May-1880 Mississippi) 88. John Young ( 1792 South Carolina - ) 89. ? Coats ( South Carolina - ) Surnames:Armsby, Aslin, Barnett, Beddingfield, Benjamin, Beville, Boddie, Bonner, Booker, Boyd, Braswell, Brazile/Braswell, Burns, Caldwell, Carter, Clark, Cleveland, Coats, Cromwell, Cuthbert, Darby, Davis, Dees, Foster, Freeman, Freeney, Freeny, Glisson, Gomillion Ardloph, Gore, Grimes, Hardage, Hardich / Hardridge / Hardage, Hardrich / Hardridge / Hardage, Harper, Harrelson, Harvey, Hearne, Herring, Hooks, Hudson, Inchlee, Jeffries, Johnson, Keenan, Kerns, Kiernaghan, Lovelace/Loveless, Lucas, Lyons, Martin, McCarty, McKinney, McMillian, Mills, Milton, Mitchel, Mitchell, Newberry, Oliver, Oxner, Parkes, Parks, Phillips, Pottle, Presley, Reeves, Renfroe, Ridgeway, Rushing, Ryves, Sanders, Shepard, Shepperd, Smith, Snuggs, Stamper, Stansel, Thompson, Thorn, Waddell, Ward, Watson, Webb, White, Whitehead, Williamson, Winders, Winkle, Woodall, Young, van Hooster,

Hi, looking for any and all information on my Grandfather's YOUNG line: Homer Edward YOUNG, married Lula EVANS. Homer was a Coal Miner in KY and W.Va.... I THINK his father was William YOUNG married Sarah Jane WILSON... and I THINK ... William YOUNG's father was William F. YOUNG married to Frances ADKINS. If any of the above looks familiar, I'd love to talk.

I'm researching my Great Grandmother's family. William YOUNG b 1824 Pennsylvania d 1894 Pennsylvania married Mary Ann RODGER b 1828 Pennsylvania d 1899 Pennsylvania. Their children were Benjamin YOUNG b abt 1851 Pennsylvania and Catherine Elizabeth YOUNG b 4/22/1861 Bath, Pennsylvania d 4/23/1928 Pocono Township, Pennsylvania. Catherine Elizabeth YOUNG married Horace B MILLER and had 3 children: William Henry MILLER b 9/14/1875 Pennsylvania d 12/30/1950 Pennsylvania Edward Lewis MILLER b 12/6/1878 Pennsylvania d 11/23/1962 Pennsylvania Anna May MILLER b 12/21/1884 Pennsylvania d 4/26/1982 Pennsylvania (my Great Grandma) I haven't been able to find who William YOUNG (b 1824) parents are. Thanks. Lori Travis Carter

My YOUNG line goes like this: my father - Isaac Young, b. Wayne Co., KY - 1928, d. Tazewell Co., IL - 2009 James Henry Young, b & d. Wayne Co., KY - 1894-1978 George M. "Boonie" Young, b & d. Wayne Co., KY - 1865-1952 John William Young, b & d. Wayne Co., KY - 1840-1922 Samuel Monroe, b & d. Wayne Co., KY - 1812-1875 Isreal Young, b. Washington Co., VA - 1796, d. Wayne Co., KY - 1847 John Young, b. Orwell, Kinross, Scotland - 1766, d. MO - 1845 Andrew Young, b. Ayton, Berwickshire, Scotland - 1746, d. Antrim, Antrim, Ireland - ? I have his father as Daund Young but have nothing else on him. Surnames: Abbott, Blair, Carrender, Crabtree, Denney, Duncan, Hardwick, Hubbard, Jett, Lambert, Lamberth, Martin, Matthews, Mathis, Mayfield, Patrick, Pendley, Pleasant, New, Stephens, Thompson, Troxel, Troxell, Vaughn, Walker, Whisenhunt, Young. Sherry Elsey

For many years I have been searching for records of J. Henry Young, probably the son of James Young who was in Pendleton County, Kentucky in the 1830 census. Henry Young married Catharine "Kitty" Ellis (1806-1888) in Pendleton County on 12 September 1826, so I assume J. Henry was born around 1805; James Young was the bondsman. J. Henry Young is listed in the 1827 Pendleton County tax list, and he is listed as Henry Young in the 1831 tax list, the last time he is mentioned there. Henry and Catharine had at least tree children: Samuel Lockwood Young (1827-1895, married Elisabeth Wellman), John Horner Young (b after 1830 and died before 1884; he married the widowed Adda Fewell Hart in 1859), and James (born abt 1834 and died before 1879 possibly in St. Louis; he married Frances Brewer in Mercer County, Illinois and was a riverboat man). Henry and Catharine may also have had a daughter, Laura, but I find no records to prove that. Henry Young must have died before 1837, when Kitty remarried to Benjamin Shoemaker. Something to check on is a reference in the Barton films to claims against Pendleton County court, one to the administrator of the estate of Sidney H. Monroe, decd., for furnishing items to H. Young, a poor person, and another to Moses Wilkerson, for making coffins for Henry Young, November 1832 (citing H:118-121). I don't know what happened to Henry's presumed father, James Young, after 1830. In an interview with Elmon Young in "E. E. Barton's Collection of Northern Kentucky Families" in the 1930s, it said that Henry Young's home was located where George Doel lived, now Mrs. Juliet S. (Doel) Murphy's home. "Henry is buried in the yard there," Elmon said. Any recommendations will be appreciated! Vicki Young Albu

My great great grandfather McCready married Jane Young who already had a farm in Caistor Twp. (Lincoln County, Ontario (near Niagara Falls). The his son Andrew married Lilian Young and I have no idea of her background. but they took over the farm and stayed there their whole lives. Finally, my maternal Grandmother was the daughter of Joshua Young and Clarisa Shaw. All three Young families completely stump me as I search. Joshua Young according to some records seems to have been born in Nova Scotia OR New Brunswick Canada (have seen both). I have wondered how Jane Young came to have a farm in the early 1800s. Was she a widow or did her father have the farm? A book on Lincoln County tells me that James McCready worked on the farm and married the owner Jane Young. If you judge people, you have no time to LOVE them. Mother Theresa. Dr. D.J. McCready ( pronouns: he/him/his) Richmond Hill

My great-grandparents are John Young (1815-bef. 1870) and Jessie Conn (1815-1893). Jessie's maiden name has not been documented. John and Jessie Young along with three children, Hugh Conn (1843-1901), John E. (1845-1930) and Jane "Jenny" (1848-Ukn), emigrated from Scotland about 1850 and settled in Baraboo, Sauk County, Wisconsin, USA. Three additional sons were born in Wisconsin: Robert Stephen (1851-1937), my grandfather; George B. (1853-1919); and, James Arthur (1856-1950). I'm searching for my Young ancestors in Scotland. My YOUNG tree can be viewed on Ancestry.com which can be found by doing a Member Search for Jim Young and scrolling down to find: Jim Young, McAlester, Pittsburg, Oklahoma, USA.

I am researching the John Young who married Elizabeth Turner. I’m descended from their son Benjamin Young through his son Benjamin Turner Young. His son Marcelous Valerious “Valley” Young. His daughter, Alice Athale Young Holland Tinsley. Family was in KY by about 1810. Settled in Simpson and Warren counties. John went to Audrain County Missouri. Elder Benjamin Young went to Texas. Ben T settled in Hill County TX.

I am researching the John Young who married Elizabeth Turner. I’m descended from their son Benjamin Young through his son Benjamin Turner Young. His son Marcelous Valerious “Valley” Young. His daughter, Alice Athale Young Holland Tinsley. Family was in KY by about 1810. Settled in Simpson and Warren counties. John went to Audrain County Missouri. Elder Benjamin Young went to Texas. Ben T settled in Hill County TX. Diana R Holland 1 cross + 3 nails = 4 given

Hi I'm interested in finding out more about life in Nairobi and environs in period 1900-1939. My great grandfather, W D Young was a photographer in Nairobi, farmer in Kyambu, owner of Swift Press and a Mason. He married Emilia Regan in India, brought her to Kenya and she returned to India with two children at some point.