George W. and Fannie Young Stanley on their porch at Tad, WV
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Matthias Young and Anna Margaretta Fey |
PLEASE NOTE: Clearly much work went into the original researching of this data, and for that I am very grateful! My former sister-in-law, Vonda Kay Sigmon [Mitchell] Gwin, told me that her brother, Robert Sigmon (RESigmon@fuse.net), did some of the original research, and it was she who gave my mother, Dorothy Lee Keeney Gwin, a copy of his book. When mother died in 2005, I inherited this copy.The book's first page does indeed list as co-authors "Kenneth Cavender, who 'dug up' most of the enclosed names and dates" and "Robert Sigmon, who dug up some names and performed all manual chores," and also states, "Made for Vonda Mitchell, January 1977, so she would know her roots--Love, Bob Sigmon".
When I decided to transcribe Bob's material to this page, however, I saw that the format of the original only used varying degrees of indentation to distinguish generations; no numbers or other characters were used. To facilitate reading, then, I have here attempted to continue using those indentations but adding numbers as well, the pre-decimal number indicating the generation, the post-decimal number indicating the birth order within the family.
In at least one place, I was not able to read the indentations correctly, those indentations seeming to vary from one page to another, making it nearly impossible to interpret to which generation a given entry might belong. I attempted but failed to contact Vonda's brother to correct my error(s). For years, then, I caused those parts in question to as a caution to the reader. However, on 5 Mar 2009 I received an email from Cousin Jackie Sue Young who shared the lot of data listed below in this green; it helped to clarify those indentation problems in the area of that flashing information, especially since it highlighted for me and seemed to confirm a comment received earlier from Cousin Olive Basham that there were NINETEEN children of Harvey Hudson Hamilton Young and Olive Mae Buckley.
Other contributors include Cousins Mae Van Dinter, Norma Smith Frank, Vicki Hess, Beckie (last name unk.), Mary (last name unk.), Beverly Goding, Eileen Dahmen, John Robert Corey, and Tiffany Farnsworth Nash, as listed below.
Cousin Tom Young contacted me in Jun 2007 and has contributed more material, also listed below. His own excellent page is online at: http://www.tomyoung.us/html/ancestors.html.
Cousin Barbara Emerson Sharp checked in in June 2009, joining Jackie Sue Young as a descendant of 22.00--Conrad Young. Her contributions are found in the gold box below as expanded by my additions of pertinent census data. Click here for an interesting relationship chart for Barbara and Jackie Sue Young!
In addition, I own, have read, and highly recommend to all a very readable, most enjoyable, and very well documented 94-page book, John Young: Lieutenant at Elk by Orton Jones, Mountain State Press, Charleston, WV, 1994 (ISBN: 0-941092-31-3).
Some of the entries in red below are to indicate the above-named contributors.
In early 2009, I decided to add twenty to the numbers of the generations. For example, my own generation, number 8, became 28. I hope that in so doing I have allowed for the future expansion of the genealogy and not confused the readers. Should we ever in the future get back 28 generations, all we'll have to do is add a one to the front of the 28, making it 128
21.00--Methias/Mathias
Young, b. 1711 in Palatiante, Germany; d. 19 Jul
1749 in Lancaster, PA; m. Anna Margaretta Fey (b. 11 Jan
1712 in Germany; [Tom Young
says she is the
d/o Conrad
Fey {b. 1686 in Germany; d. unk.; m. unk.}]; d. 14 May
1784); [Tom Young concurs with
Mae Van Dinter (below) that these are Conrad Mathue Young's
parents];
22.01--Young, b.
23.01--Peter Young, b. 2 Apr 1843 in Union Dist., Kanawha Co., WV; d. unk.; bd unk.; m. Lorena Casdorph (b. 14 Mar 1846; d. unk.; bd, unk.); unk. ch.;
[John M. Gwin Note--12 Mar 2020: I copied the following bio from Becky Falin's 1996 WV Gen Web page at http://sites.rootsweb.com/~wvkanawh/bios/xyz/young1.html. She said it was taken from History of Charleston and Kanawha County West Virginia and Representative Citizens, W. S. Laidley, Richmond Arnold Publishing Co., Chicago, 1911.]
Peter Young, grocery merchant at Charleston, W.Va., and one of the representative business men of the city, was born in what is now Union District, Kanawha County, W.Va., April 2, 1843, and is a son of Rev. Robert Young and a grandson of Mathias Young. Peter Young
Rev. Robert Young was born in Greenbrier County, Va., April 11, 1816, and died at Charleston, November 19, 1892. He was a son of Mathias Young, who was of German parentage, but was reared in Greenbrier County, what is now Fayette County, Va. He there married a Miss Hickman, and later moved into what is now Roane County, W. Va., where his wife died at the birth of their youngest child, who is Rev. Henry Young, the only survivor of a family of seven sons and six daughters. All of the thirteen children married, and all but one daughter had children, the family being a prolific and vigorous one, although the mother died when about forty-three years of age. At a later date Mathias Young moved to Kanawha County, settling in Union District and was there married to Maria Tate, who survived him and married again, dying at the age of sixty-five years. Mathias Young was fifty-seven years old at the time of his death and had four children born to his second marriage. He was a Whig in politics, and his business life was entirely agricultural.
Robert Young was the fifth in order of birth in the family of thirteen children. He became the owner of 700 acres of excellent farm land and for twenty-five years was interested with his son in the grocery trade at Charleston, being a silent partner. At the age of thirty-five years he became a Baptist minister and continued in unity with that religious body during the remainder of a long and eminently useful life. He married Anna Wallace, a daughter of Alexander Wallace, Esq., the latter of whom was a justice of the peace for sixteen years in what is now Poca District, Kanawha County, and was very prominent in other ways. He laid out one of the first roads in Kanawha County and for years was foreman for the Ruffner's early gardeners in the Kanawha Valley. Mrs. Young was born April 23, 1823, and she still survives, retaining all of her faculties. Her memory is quite remarkable. She is a devoted member of the Baptist church and has always been beloved and esteemed for her womanly virtues. To Rev. Robert Young and wife ten children were born, three sons and seven daughters, all of whom married and nine of whom survive. Mrs. Young resides with her widowed daughter, Mrs. Mary Duley, No. 242 Kanawha Street, Charleston.
Peter Young was the eldest born of his parents' family and he remained on the home farm until 1867, when he came to Charleston and in association with his father opened a grocery store at No. 247 Kanawha Street, he being the active member of the firm. The business was continued at the above stand until 1905, when removal was made to the present commodious brick building at No. 233 Virginia Street, where a large stock of staple and fancy groceries is carried.
Mr. Young was married in Union District, Kanawha County, W. Va., to Miss Lorena Casdorph, who was born there March 14, 1846, a daughter of Ezariah and Mary Casdorph, natives of Kanawha and Monroe County respectively. Both of them died in Union District, the father at the age of eighty-four years and the mother aged sixty-seven years. They had thirteen children, all married but one and all deceased but two. One brother of Mrs. Young, William Harrison Casdorph, who was a private in the Federal Army serving as a faithful soldier in the 7th W. Va. Cav., was captured by the Confederates in the Lynchburg, Va., raid, and died in Libby Prison.
Mr. and Mrs. Young have had eight children: Anna Laura, who married Henry Cohers and died at the age of thirty-two years; David, who resides at home; Walter, who is associated with his father, married Anna Smith, and they have one son, Lawrence; Alvin, who is associated with his brothers in operating a laundry; Minnie, who is the wife of Mordicai Wallace, a druggist at Ft. Worth, Tex. and has two children; Clarence, who is in the laundry business at Charleston, and is also money-order clerk in the post-office; and Cora and Charles. Mr. Young is a Republican in politics and is serving as councilman of the Third Ward. He belongs to Kanawha Lodge No. 25, Odd Fellows.
23.02--Young, b.22.06--Young, b.
23.03--Young, b.
23.04--Young, b.
23.05--Young, b.
23.06--Young, b.
23.07--Young, b.
23.08--Young, b.
23.09--Young, b.
23.10--Young, b.
23.11--Young, b.
23.12--Young, b.
23.13--[Rev.] Henry Young, b.
From: "Mae Van Dinter" k e n n e d y t m at m s n dot c o m
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004
To: John M. Gwin <jmcdgwin@zianet.com>
Subject: The Jung Family of Elk River WV
Conrad Jung was born in Pennsylvania to newly arrived Mathias Jung and his wife Anna Margaretta Fey 1732. Mathias was one of the founding fathers of Lancaster, PA, and he died young at the age of 38 in the year 1749. Conrad was the oldest of several children, and he was married to Anna Margaretta Franciscus in the year 1755. They had one son named John, later to be known as Capt John Young of Elk River near Charleston WV.
Conrad's wife Anna Margaretta was struck and killed by lightning when John was four. Conrad left Pennsylvania for the Shenandoah Valley with his son. Conrad married again and that wife was drowned in either the flooded Shenandoah or Potomac River. They had four children in addition to John. The family then went to Nicholas Co., VA, and Conrad married again to Elizabeth Wood. They had two sons: William, b. 1785, and my own ancestor, George E. Young, b. 1788.
William married May Lilly, and George married Eudoshia Huddleston of Quaker background. Two books of these families are John Young, Lieutenant at Elk and every Roane (as in Rhone Germany, yes?) Co. book you can find. The towns to visit are Clendenin, WV and Elkview, WV, and both have very good family history centers. The websites cannot keep up with all the histories you'll find by searching elsewhere.
William Young's death is documented in WV that (1) he died on Elk Two Mile and (2) his parents were Conrad and Elizabeth Young. He was the last of their children to die, and he died in Kanawha Co., WV. His brother, George, died about 1857. This was Indian country and some were Indian fighters, especially Conrad and his two oldest sons, John and Charles. A fascinating history. Many old gravesites are along the Elk River through Kanawha and Roane Counties. The Moravian church at Lancaster, PA has some history on Conrad and his family from Germany in the early 1700's.
From: Brett
Young byoung7411atyahoodotcom
Date: March 2, 2012 To: jmcdgwin@zianet.com Subject: From Brett Young re: Genealogy Hi, I hope this E-mail address is still working for you. I'm writing only to give you an alternative on Conrad Young and his wives. First of all, I'm a descendant of Conrad Young. From me, through my father and up to them, it went like this: 29.00--Brett Alan Young, 28.00--Donly S. Young Jr., 27.00--Donly S. Young, 26.00--Philip Sheridan Young, 25.00--Samuel Early Young, 24.00--Jacob Young, 23.00--John Young, 22.00--Conrad Young, 21.00--Matheus Jung. [John M. Gwin Note--9 Mar 2020: I have taken this opportunity to add my own generational numbering system to Brent's line, above. By way of explanation, I simply got tired of having to change my generation number in each line. It was confusing at best, and it was very difficult for me to figure out just how I was related to folks in other lines. So I arbitrarily picked a number for myself that would always be the same in my every line. It would be high enough that I'd never reach it in my lifetime of research. So I chose generation 28 to be mine. That would make my parents always number 27, my children always number 29, and so forth. Now I'll present my own line here to parallel Brett's. If you compare both lines, you see that both are the same in the earliest three generations: 21, 22, and 23. But in generation 24, Brett descends from John's son Jacob, and I descend from Jacob's brother, Conrad. So our respective generations 25 are first cousins to each other; 26 are second cousins, 27 are thirds, and 28 are fourths. So I am fourth cousin to Donly S. Young, Jr., and Brett and I are fourth cousins once removed to each other. By the way, if the technology is ever discovered or invented that allows me to learn my ancesters are at generation one in any line, all I'll have to do is simply add a one to everyone's generation number, making mine and Donly Jr's #128, Brett's and my own three kids' #129, and so forth. 28.01--John M. Gwin, 27.03--Dorothhy Lee (Keeney) Gwin, 26.04--Mamie Chloe (Stanley) Keeney, 25.06--Frances "Fannie" (Young) Stanley, 24.00--Charles Conrad "Conrad" Young, 23.00--John Young, 22.00--Conrad Young, 21.00--Matheus Jung.] If you're still working on this genealogy, here's an alternative for you. Conrad Young had three wives. The first was Anna Margaret Franciscus. They had two sons prior to John Young. Both died at birth. One was named Johannes Jung and the the other Johan Jung. Then they had John Young in August 1760. John was actually named Johannes. In July of 1764 Anna was rocking John when lightning came down the chimney and killed Anna, but leaving John alone. Conrad's second wife was Margaret Hayes. She died crossing a river. The story I found said that Conrad was riding his horse with a baby in his arms when Margaret fell from her horse into the river. Conrad rode back to the river bank, put the baby down and went to try to save his wife, but she had already died. I believe (but have no documentation) that the baby was Mathias Young. The baby was the son of Conrad and Margaret Hayes. The third wife was Elizabeth Woods. Their first child was Elizabeth Young who later married Thomas Smythe in Botetourt Co. It's hard to pin down her birth date because the calendar was changed when she was born, but I believe it to be 1770 or 1772. There was a man that I met named Henry Young. He'd done a lot of research over the years. He lived in Clendenin, WV. He had Margaret and Anna Margaretta switched as Conrad's wives. He was a treasure trough of information for me back in the early 90's. Unfortunately, he died a few years after we met, and I could no longer pick his brain about the family. My dad got in touch with the Moravian Church in Pennsylvania, and that's where we got a tremendous amount of information, including the information above. I cannot state that my information is more accurate than yours, but wanted to open up another scenario for you based on my, my dad's, and the Moravian Church's research. Thank you for your time, and I hope that some of this opens another door of possibilities for you. Brett A. Young |
23.02--John
Young, [reported here as
"Capt."; however, Norma Smith-Frank reports that Young's own
6-page testimony in the National Archives states that he was
enlisted, not an officer, having been field-promoted to
Lieutenant one time, temporarily], b. Aug 1758 to
Conrad and Anna; d.
16 May 1850; m. 20 May 1789 to Mary Keziah
Tackett Townsend (b. unk.; d/o Lewis and
Mary Tackett; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m1. to Mr.
Townsend; widowed); at least 2 ch.;
John Young, Indian SpyThe following is a partial transcript from "The Young Family, Kanawha Pioneers" published in 1912. "THE FIRST WHITE CHILD OF KANAWHA" Is from the address of Wm. B. Mathews as delivered at the First Annual Reunion of the Young Family at Mt. Tabor Church, August 20, 1910."...The earliest permanent settlers of this region were the Youngs, the Clendenins, the Tacketts, the Aarons, and the Morrises.
"Lewis Tackett and family settled at the mouth of Coal
River at the present site of St. Albans and built
Tackett's Fort about 1787. John Young and his
brothers came here about the same time and were famous
trappers and Indian scouts. John married the widow
Townsend, who had been Keziah Tackett, a sister of the
famous Indian fighter, Lewis Tackett, and not a daughter
as previously stated. Into this home of the
wilderness, about 1783 or 1790, the first child
of the first settlers was born.
|
"Therefore, the first youngster of Kanawha was a Young,
Jacob Young, and while he was born in the
eighteenth century and we are now in the twentieth, yet
this son's son is alive today and issued the call for this
meeting. This first youngster has well been called the
child of the storm. "However much of this story may be tradition, it is well authenticated that Tackett's Fort was suddenly surprised by the Indians, that the courageous John Young seized his wife and their first born, only a few hours old, rushed out of the fort and into the darkness and a storm, reached the river, placed his precious burden in a canoe, and pushed off amid a volley of bullets and arrows. He soon escaped from the view of the savages as he poled his canoe toward Clendenin's Fort, twelve miles distant, where Charleston is located. Strange to say, none of the little family suffered either from the shots of the enemy or from the exposure and anxiety of that awful night. As our patron hero looked back in his frantic but successful effort to escape, he could see the flames of the fort where nearly all who |
remained were killed or
captured. "These facts have been narrated by Mrs. Mary Patton Hudson of Cincinnati and the late John Slack, Sr., who long resided in this county. They might well be preserved in poetic story--as soon as the family produces a poet laureate! "John Young, the father, was named as one of the trustees in the first charter of Charleston, passed by the legislature of Virginia December 19, 1794. He was commissioned captain [sic] of scouts and was a hardy pioneer with just the fortitude necessary to subdue the primitive wilderness with its fierce savages and wild beasts. "Jacob Young, the first child, lived a long and useful life and died in Putnam County about the year 1875. He, like his numerous brothers and their descendants, was noted for his industrious habits, patriotic devotion and religious fervor. "If, on that perilous night, the red men had killed that first youngster and his parents, what would have become of you?!" |
[John Gwin Note:
I own,
have read, and highly recommend to all a most enjoyable
and very well documented 94-page book, John
Young: Lieutenant at Elk by Orton Jones, Mountain
State Press, Charleston, WV, 1994 (ISBN: 0-941092-31-3).
Jones concludes his preface:
24.00--Mary "Polly" Young m. Richard
"Dick" Ashley
25.00--Nancy Ashley m. James Greathouse 26.00--Laura
Caroline Greathouse (the widow McIntire)
m2. Joseph Nicholson
27.00--Virginia Daneal Nicholson m. Thomas Jefferson Kearns 28.00--Laura Virginia Kearns m. Charles Ernest Roach 29.00--Mary
Virginia Roach m. Norman Smith
30.00--Norma Smith; m. Mr.
Frank
|
[John M. Gwin Note: These two dual cousins (third cousins and half-fifth cousins, as the chart below shows--i.e., if I have recorded all this data correctly) Jackie Sue Young and Barbara Emerson Sharp have sent in their respective lines. Barbara's is second below in the gold box; Jackie's is third below in the pink, both descending from 22.00--Conrad Young through John Bird Young and Margaret Young. Thank you for sharing with us, Cousins!] |
| John Bird Young's
Line
|
Relationship |
Margaret Young's Line |
| 22.00--Conrad Mathew Young m1. Anna Margreta Francescas |
Parents |
22.00--Conrad Mathew Young
m2. Margaret Hayes |
| 23.05--Charles Francis Young m. Sarah Morris | Half-siblings |
23.02--John Young m. Mary Keziah Tackett Townsend |
| 24.01--John Bird Young m. 24.00--Margaret Young | Parents and Half-first
cousins |
24.00--Margaret Young m. 24.01--John Bird Young |
| 25.00--children of John and
Margaret |
Siblings and Half-second cousins | 25.00--children of John and Margaret |
| 26.00--grandchildren of John and Margaret | First cousins and Half-third cousins | 26.00--grandchildren of John and Margaret |
| 27.00--g-grandchildren of John and Margaret | Second cousins and Half-fourth cousins | 27.00--g-grandchildren of John and Margaret |
| 28.00--gg-grandchildren of John and
Margaret (e.g., Jackie
Sue Young) |
Third cousins and Half-fifth cousins | 28.00--gg-grandchildren of John and Margaret (e.g., Barbara Emerson Sharp) |
| 29.00--ggg-grandchildren of John and Margaret | Fourth cousins and Half-sixth cousins | 29.00--ggg-grandchildren of John and Margaret |
| 30.00--gggg-grandchildren of John and Margaret | Fifth cousins and Half-seventh cousins | 30.00--gggg-grandchildren of John and Margaret |
24.00--Margaret Young, b. ca. 1795-96; d. unk., but aft. 1860 census and prob. bef. 1870 census; bd. unk.; m. John Bird Young (b. ca. 1797-98; d. unk.; bd. unk.); at least 5 ch.
[listed as Margaret Young, b. VA, age 54, in the 30 Oct 1850 census of Kanawha Co., VA];
[listed as Margaret Young, b. VA, age 65, in the 14 Aug 1860 census of Kanawha Co., VA]
[listed as John B. Young, b. VA, age 53, in the 30 Oct 1850 census of Kanawha Co., VA];
[listed as John B.Young, b. VA, age 62, in the 14 Aug 1860 census of Kanawha Co., VA]
25.01--Lucinda Young, b. ca. 1818 in Kanawha Co., VA; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. 17 Oct 1836 in Kanawha Co., VA, to Archibald Price (b. ca. 1815 in VA; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.
25.02--Harriet Young, b. Nov 1819 in Kanawha Co., VA; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. 23 Aug 1839 in Kanawha Co., VA, to Samuel Matheny (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); at least 2 ch.
26.01--William Matheny, b. ca. 1841; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.
[listed as William Matheny, age 9, in the 30 Oct 1850 census of Kanawha Co., VA, living in the home of his grandparents, John B. and Margaret Young];
[listed as William, age 17, in the 14 Aug 1860 census of Kanawha Co., VA, living in the home of his grandparents, John B. and Margaret Young]
26.02--Sarah A. Matheny, b. ca. 1843; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.
[listed as Sarah A. Matheny, age 7, in the 30 Oct 1850 census of Kanawha Co., VA, living in the home of his grandparents, John B. and Margaret Young]
[not listed in the home of her grandparents in the 14 Aug 1860 census of Kanawha Co., VA, and assumed deceased or married and living elsewhere]25.03--James Stroters Young, b. Aug 1822 in Kanawha Co., VA; d. 1867; bd. unk.; m. 8 Oct 1850 in Kanawha Co., VA., to Mary Elizabeth Griffith (b. 17 Nov 1831; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.
[listed as James S. Young, cooper, b. VA, age 27, in the 30 Oct 1850 census of Kanawha Co., VA]
[not listed as living at home in the 14 Aug 1860 census of Kanawha Co., VA, and assumed living elsewhere]
25.04--John Jacob "John Jake" Armstrong Young, b. Jul 1825 in VA; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. 17 Oct 1850 in Kanawha Co., VA, to Julia Mary "Mae" Geary (b. 1831 in Kanawha Co., VA; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.
[listed as Jacob A. Young, cooper, b. VA, age 24, in the 30 Oct 1850 census of Kanawha Co., VA]
[not listed as living at home in the 14 Aug 1860 census of Kanawha Co., VA, and assumed living elsewhere]
25.05--Harvey Humphrey Young, b. ca. 1834 in Mill Creek, Kanawha Co., VA; d. 1917 in Kanawha Co., WV; bd. unk.; m. 29 Dec 1869 in Kanawha Co., WV, to Nancy Ann "Annie" Eliza Ferrell (b. 4 Apr 1854 in Kanawha Co., VA; d. bet. 1887-1910 in Kanawha Co., WV; bd. unk.); at least 8 ch.
[listed as Harvy Young, v, VA, age 16, in the 30 Oct 1850 census of Kanawha Co., VA];
[listed as Harvey, age 26, in the 14 Aug 1860 census of Kanawha Co., VA]
26.01--Staunton William Young, b. 5 Dec 1871 in Elk Twp., Kanawha Co., WV; d. 11 Feb 1942 in McMillan Hospital, Charleston, Kanawha Co., WV, (per Cert. of Death #1693 signed by Dr. McClure); m. 2 Aug 1896 in Kanawha Co., WV, by H. C. Howard [according to Kanawha Co. Marriage Record per Charlotte Thurston] to Lillie/Lilly Belle Copen (b. Oct 1875 in Malden Dist., Kanawha Co., WV; d. 4 Oct 1926 in Putney, Kanawha Co., WV [recorded in the Kanawha Co. Register of Deaths, Bk. 2, p. 3, per Charlotte Thurston]; bd. unk.); at least 10 ch.;
27.01--Ruby Jewel Young, b. 11 Sep 1914 in Putney, Kanawha Co., WV, delivered by Dr. McClure; d. 16 Apr 1979, Fairfax Co., VA; bd. unk.; m. 1 Oct 1932 in Charleston, Kanawha Co., WV, by Rev. Earl G. Hissom, Kanawha Co. Book 11/169 [per Charlotte Thurston] to Ernest Orlando Emerson (b. 11 Sep 1911 in Alexandria, VA; d. 28 Aug 1997 in Burke, Fairfax Co., VA; bd. unk.) at least three ch.;
28.01--Living Emerson [PRIVATE];
28.02--Living Emerson [PRIVATE];
28.03--Living Emerson [PRIVATE];
27.02--Wesley Harvey Young, b. 9 Jan 1897 in Villa, Kanawha Co., WV; d. 18 Nov 1979 in Melbourne, FL; m. Jul 1917 to Mary Leftwich (b. 18 Mar 1897 in WV; d. 2 Aug 1949 in Coal Fork, Kanawha Co., WV; 6 ch.;
28.01--Walter Ross Young, b. 19 May 1918 in Putney, Kanawha Co., WV; d. 19 Oct 1996 in Charleston, Kanawha Co., WV; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
28.02--Ralph Young, b. 13 Nov 1919 in Putney, Kanawha Co., WV; d. 7 Oct 1920 in Putney, Kanawha Co., WV; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
28.03--Janice Young, b. 23 Mar 1921; d. 11 Mar 2001 in FL; m. 27 Nov 1943 to Clifford Kauff (b. 11 Mar 1910; d. 8 Jul 1999; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
28.04--Eva Young, b. 16 Jun 1923 in WV; d. 18 Mar 2002 in FL; m. 26 Jul 1947 to Ernest C. Dean (b. 10 Mar 1921; d. May 1996 in FL; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
28.05--Marian Ann Young, b. 5 May 1926 in Snow Hill, Kanawha Co., WV; d. 26 Sep 2006 in Red Bluff, CA; m. 13 Jun 1945 to Living Petersen (b. ca. 1923); unk. ch.;
28.06--Living Young, 1 Jan 1931 in Coal Fork, Kanawha Co., WV; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
27.03--William Cecil Young, b. 6 Nov 1900 in WV; d. 4 Sep 1964 in Kanawha Co., WV; bd. unk.; m. ca. 1922 to Alberta "Bertie" Hysell (b. 1901; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
28.01--Jane Elizabeth Young, b. 20 Jul 1923; d. 4 Dec 2003; bd. Keystone Hts. Cem., Keystone Heights, Clay Co., FL--Find A Grave Memorial# 29762106; m. William Costello (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
28.02--Norma Lee Young, b. 1927 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. 17 Sep 2005 in Takoma Park, Montgomery Co., MD; bd. unk.; m. Louis Joseph deSabla, Sr. (b. 4 Jan 1922; d. 18 Apr 2000; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
27.04--Mary Belle Young, b. 14 Sep 1902 in Eagle, Kanawha Co., WV; d. 7 May 1980 in Kanawha Co., WV; bd. unk.; m. 15 Nov 1920 to Charles Edward Blankenship (b. 27 May 1901; d. 31 Jul 1970 in Cheshire, Meigs Co., OH; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
27.05--Wollie Young, twin, b. 23 Nov 1904 in Montgomery, WV; d. 29 Apr 1984 in Youngstown, Mahoning Co., OH; bd. unk.; m. 16 May 1928 to Rhoda Irene Norvell (b. 16 Aug 1904 in WV; d. 7 Nov 1989 in Youngstown, Mahoning Co., OH; bd. unk.); at least six ch.;
28.01--Lillie Young, b. 28 Jan 1928 in Putney, Kanawha Co., WV; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m1. to Lucky Silman (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.; m2. to Walter Ray Dudley (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
28.02--Roy Andrew Young, b. 16 Aug 1929 in Putney, Kanawha Co., WV; d. Mar 2003 in Seattle, WA; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
28.03--Billie Jean Young, b. 6 Jan 1932 in Putney, Kanawha Co., WV; d. 2005; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
28.04--Living Young [PRIVATE];
28.05-Living Young [PRIVATE];
28.06--Living Young [PRIVATE];
27.06--Wallace Young, twin, b. 23 Nov 1904 in Montgomery, WV; d. 14 May 1906; bd. unk.; m. never; no ch.;
27.07--Staunton Calvert Young, b. 19 Oct 1906 in WV; d. 2 Jan 1984 in Kanawha Co., WV; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
27.08--Hayes/Hayse Young, b. 11 Nov 1909; d. 11 Mar 1975 in Charleston, Kanawha Co., WV; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
27.09--Orville/Orvel Young, b. 6 Mar 1911; d. 11 Oct 1913; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
27.10--James Young, b. 31 Jan 1917 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. Oct 1986 in Charleston or Malden, Kanawha Co., WV; bd. unk.; m. Vada Norvell (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
26.02--Cora A. Young, b. 7 Aug 1873 in WV; d. aft. 1944 in WV; bd. unk. m. ca. 1896 to Walter J. Walton (b. 9 Mar 1874; d. 31 Dec 1936 in WV; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
26.03--Hoy O. Young, son, b. 20 Jul 1877; d. Feb 1971 in Scott Depot, Putnam Co., WV; bd. unk.; m. Florence Allman (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
[listed as Hoy Young, 62, b. WV, coal mines foreman, in the 15 Apr 1940 census of Cabin Creek Dist., Kanawha Co., WV, and lvg. w/his brother Coy]
27.01--William Young, b. ca. 1900; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
26.04--Esther Young, b. ca. 1878 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. William (Bill) Countz (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
26.05--Coy A. Young, son, b. ca. 1881 in WV [date is based on the censuses of 1900, 1910, 1920]; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
[listed as Coy Young, 54, b. WV, in the 15 Apr 1940 census of Cabin Creek Dist., Kanawha Co., WV, and lvg. w/his bro. Hoy]
26.06--Harvey Hudson Hamilton Young, b. 18 Feb 1883 in WV; d. Oct 1975 in Kanawha Co., WV; bd. Ward Cem., Cedar Grove, Kanawha Co., WV--Find A Grave Memorial# 15164558; m. Olive Mae Buckley (b. 1892 in WV; d. 1960 in Handley, WV; bd. unk.); at least two ch.;
27.01--Nancy Jane Young, b. 15 Jan 1912 in WV; d. 1 May 1923 in Ripley, Jackson Co., WV; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
27.02--Harvey Samuel Young, b. 24 May 1913 in WV; d. 9 Jun 1930 in Cabin Creek Dist., Kanawha Co., WV; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
26.07--James Corbett Young, b. 20 Feb 1886; d. 22 Jun 1951; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
26.08--Chilton 'Harvey' Young, b. 13 May 1887 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. 3 Apr 1974 in Indian River Co., FL; bd. unk.; m. Lucy Skiles (b. 1897; d. 1998; bd. FL); at least one ch.;
27.01--Young, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
27.02--Genevieve "Ginnie" Young, b. 5 Aug 1920 in Charleston, Kanawha Co., WV; d. 2 Jan 2016 in Pensacola, Escambia Co., FL; bd. Pensacola Mem. Grdns., Pensacola, Escambia Co., FL--FAG Mem. ID# 76912290; m. ca. 1953 to Ralph William Payne [PRIVATE]; unk. ch.;[John M. Gwin Note--11 Mar 2020: I took the following obituary from Ginnie's FindAGrave memorial:]
Genevieve (Ginnie) Young Payne went to be with her Lord and Savior on January 2, 2016. She was surrounded by her family as she went peacefully into her heavenly home.
Ginnie was born to Lucy and Chilton Young in Charleston, West Virginia on August 5, 1920 and was the middle child of their three. She was preceded in death by her sister Virginia Gordon and her brother Chilton (Corky) Young. She is survived by her husband of 63 years Ralph William Payne; and their son Greg Payne, his wife Darcy, and their children Seth, Anna, and Rachel Payne.
Ginnie loved the outdoors and spent as much time as she could tending her garden and working in her yard. She loved animals and rescued many endangered turtles in her lifetime. She had a servant�s heart and served her family, neighbors, friends and community in any way she could. She found great joy in being a mother and a grandmother.
She loved to cook and especially enjoyed spending time baking. Her love of baking gave her ample opportunities to provide for anyone in need of cakes, cookies or cupcakes for an event, and she cheerfully offered her chocolate chip cookies to everyone who entered her home. Ginnie worked tirelessly for many years helping all the baseball teams at the Myrtle Grove Community Club doing any job needed. She was a faithful, longtime member of Fairfield Presbyterian Church and has been very blessed to be part of such a loving and compassionate congregation. Our family is very grateful to the staff at Broadview Assisted Living and to everyone at Covenant Hospice who cared for her. All of you showed her great respect and compassion during the times you cared for her and for us as a family.
A celebration of Ginnie�s life will be held Friday, January 8, at Pensacola Memorial Gardens Funeral Home. Please join us from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. for visitation, followed by a service at 2:00 p.m. led by her Pastor Ralph LaGuardia. In lieu of flowers our family asks that donations be made to the American Cancer Society.
7 Jan 2016
28.01--Greg Payne, facebook; [PRIVATE]; m. Darcy (nee unk.) facebook; [PRIVATE];27.03--Young, b.;29.01--Seth Payne, facebook; [PRIVATE];
29.02--Anna Payne, facebook; [PRIVATE];
29.03--Rachel Payne, facebook; [PRIVATE];25.06--Sarah Ann Young, b. ca. 1830-32 in VA; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. 21 Nov 1858 in Kanawha Co., VA, to Franklin Baxter (b. 1827 in Cooper's Creek, Kanawha Co., VA; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
[listed as Sarah A. Young, b. VA, age 18, in the 30 Oct 1850 census of Kanawha Co., VA];
[not listed as living at home in the 14 Aug 1860 census of Kanawha Co., VA, and assumed living elsewhere]
25.07--Nancy Young, b. ca. 1834 (1829?) in VA; d. 18 Aug 1923; bd. unk.; m. 1868 to William Ranson (b. ca. 1828; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
[listed as Nancy Young, b. VA, age 16, in the 30 Oct 1850 census of Kanawha Co., VA];
[listed as Nancy, age 23, in the 14 Aug 1860 census of Kanawha Co., VA]
23.04--another daughter, b. to Conrad and Margret; d. ; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
| 23.05--Charles Francis Young, b. to Conrad and Margret; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. 29 Mar 1773 to Sarah "Sallie" Morris (b. ; d. 1842; d/o Henry Morris); 9 children; this is John M. Gwin's line |
27.01--Nelle G. Belcher, b. 17 Jun 1888 in Clendenin, Kanawha Co., WV; d. 10 Feb 1960 in Kingsville, Kleberg Co, TX; bd. Chamberlain Cem., Kingsville, Kleberg Co., TX--Sec. B, Lot 79, sp. 2--FAG Mem Id # 27798087; m. Okie Jarrett Geary (); at least one ch.;26.04--Cora M. Young; m. J. R. Snyder;
28.00--Eugenia Ruth Geary, b. 1912; d. 1991; bd. ; m. E. B. Sam Oliver;27.02--Mary Dare Belcher, b. 1891; d. 1973; bd. ; m. Mr. Lang (); unk. ch.;
27.03--Nena Belcher, b. 1895; d. 1986; bd. ; m. Mr. Board (); unk. ch.;
25.03--Lucinda Young m. Archie Price;
25.04--Harriet Young m. Sam Mathaney;
25.05--Nancy W. Young, b. 1829; d. 18 Aug 1923; m. 1868 to William Ranson;
25.06--Harvey H. Young, b. 1831; d. 1917, bd. Skiles Cem., Walnut Gap; m. Nancy Ann Ferrel; 8 children;
26.01--Chilton Young, b. ; d. 3 Apr 1974; m. Lucy Skiles;
26.02--Hoy Young; m. Florence Allman;
26.03--Staunton Young; m. Lilly Copen;
26.04--Harvey Hudson Hamilton Young, b. 18 Feb 1883; d. 1975; bd. Ward Cem., Cedar Grove, Kanawha Co., WV--Find A Grave Memorial# 15164558; m. Olive Mae/May Buckley (b. 1892; d. 1960, Handley, WV; bd. Ward Cem., Cedar Grove, Kanawha Co., WV--Find A Grave Memorial# 15164571); 19! ch.;
Name: 1920 U.S. Fed. Census
about Harvey Young
Home in 1920: Cabin Creek, Kanawha, WV Age: 36 years Estimated Birth Year: abt 1884 Birthplace: West Virginia Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's Name: Olive Father's Birth Place: West Virginia Mother's Birth Place: West Virginia Household Members:
Name Age Harvey Young 36 Olive Young 27 Cara Young 10 Nanna Young 8 Harvey Young 6 Mira Young 4 Jasper Young 2 Ruth Young 1
Name 1930 U.S. Fed. Census
about Harvey H. Young
Home in 1930: Cabin Creek, Kanawha, WV Age: 47 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1883 Birthplace: West Virginia Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's Name: Olive M Household Members:
Name Age Harvey H Young 47 Olive M Young 37 Nancy J Young 18 Harvey S Young 16 Maury W Young 15 Jasper H Young 12 Ruth A Young 11 Clarance A Young 9 Doras L Young 6 Oliver M Young 4 Lola J Young 2 Hay M Young 1
[John M. Gwin Note: The nineteen reported children of Harvey H. H. and Olive Mae (Buckley) Young have come to us in three separate reports: one from the research of Cousin Bob Sigmon, one from the memory of Jackie Sue Young, and one from the 1920 and 1930 census documents (summarized above). The following chart is an attempt to list the three side by side to get a clearer picture of this family.]
| Gwin Transcription of Bob Sigmon's Record |
Gwin Transcription of Jackie Sue Young's Record |
Deborah
Rogers-Roderick's Account |
Census Records |
John M. Gwin's Comments |
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27.01--Cora Young; m. Rev. Simon L. Jones; 1 ch. 28.01--Marvin Lee Jones,
b.
28.02--Ralph Dale Jones,
b.
28.03--Janet Mae Jones, b. unk.; m. Mr. Robinson 28.04--Margaret Ann Jones, b.; m. Mr. Galt; 28.05--Richard Amon Jones, b. 28.06--Mary Elizabeth Jones, b.; m. Mr. Wheller 28.07--Eloise Sue Jones, m. Mr. Kight |
My Aunt Cora Young
Jones was the eldest of Harvey and Olive Mae's
children. She was married to Simon Jones.
Their children were: Marvin Lee; Ralph; Janette; Samona; Francis; Mary; Shirlely; Sue; Richard. I may have left someone out, but some of us knew each other as children and some of the others were older than I. 27.01--Cora Young; m. Simon Jones; 28.01--Marvin Lee Jones, b.
28.02--Ralph Jones, b. 28.03--Janette Jones, b. 28.04--Samona Jones, b. 28.05--Francis Jones, b. 28.06--Mary Jones, b. 28.07--Shirley Jones, b. 28.08--Sue Jones, b. 28.09--Richard Jones, b. |
OK, in the 12 Jan 1920 census of Cabin
Creek Dist., Kanawha Co., WV, (see summary above)
the family members are listed as follows: Harvey.....................36....head Olive........................27....wife Cara........10....(Cora,
firstborn.)
In the 14 Apr 1930 census of this same district, they appear like
this:Nanna......8...(This is Nancy, 2nd-born) Harvey.....6...(Harvey, 3rd-born) Mira..........4...(Maury, 4th-born) Jasper......2...(Jasper, 5th-born) Ruth.........1...(Ruth, 6th-born) Harvey H..............47... Olive M................37... Nancy J.........18...#2
Harvey S.......16...#3
Maury W......15...#4
Jasper H.......12...#5
Ruth A...........11...#6 Clarance A.....9...#7
Doras L...........6...#8
Oliver M.........4...#9 Lola J..............2...#10 Hoy M.............1...#11 |
It
is
very clear that all these records are talking of the same
family. As we compare Bob's and Jackie's accounts side by
side, each gives clarification of the ambiguities of the
other. For example, Bob Sigmond does not reveal the last names of the children, leaving it to the reader to figure out from the parents' last names, etc. I had thus assumed
that Ralph Dale's last name was Lanham, he being the
second child of Sandra Kay and Franklin Lanham. But
seeing Jackie Sue Young's list of the children of Cora
and Simon Jones beside Bob's list suddenly made me
realize that Ralph, Janey, Margaret, Richard, Mary, and
Eloise were Joneses, not Lanhams, and belonged in
generation 28, not 30!
Ralph and Ralph must be the same person, and Bob's list tells us his middle name, Dale. Janet Mae and Janette must be the same person. Richard Amon and Richard must be the same person. Eloise Sue and Sue must be the same person. And Mary Elizabeth and Mary must be the same. That leaves us with Bob's Margaret Ann and Jackie's Samona and Francis unaccounted for. Perhaps looking for this family in the census records will throw additional light onto the mystery. From Bob's and Jackie's reports, we had no idea as to the correct birth order of generation 27 with the exceptions of Cora and Zada who are first and last, respectively. So we looked up the Harvey H. Young family in the census records for 1920 and 1930 and got a fairly decent picture of the birth order through son Hoy, the eleventh born. But for the 12th-born through the 18th-born children, there is no clue so far; therefore, I have arbitrarily assigned each of the remaining seven children to one of those as shown below. |
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27.02--Nancy Young, b. ca. 1912; m. Rev. Romie Canterberry; 7 children 28.01--Doris
Virginia
Canterberry; m. Mr. Hunter
28.02--Joyce
Canterberry;
m. Mr.
Cole
28.03--Connie Canterberry; m. Mr. Pauley 28.04--Frankie Canterberry 28.05--Romie Canterberry 28.06--Frederick Canterberry 28.07--Olive Canterberry; m. Mr. Whirkle |
Nancy Young
Canterberry - I did not know all of her family as well
as some. Nancy was married to Roamy Canterberry. 27.02--Nancy Young, b. ca. 1912; d. unk.; m. Roamy Canterberry; |
1920: Nanna......8...(Nancy,
2nd-born) 1930: Nancy J...18...#2 |
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27.03--Harvey Samuel Young |
Uncle Harvey Young - was
killed in a slate fall in the mines when he was 17. 27.03--Harvey Young, b. unk.; d. unk. but was killed in a slate fall in the mines when he was 17; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. |
1920: Harvey........6...(Harvey,
3rd-born) 1930...Harvey S..16...#3 |
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27.04--Maury Wilson Young |
27.04--Maury Young, b. unk.; d. unk.; m. Reba (nee unk.); |
1920: Mira..............4...(Maury,
4th-born) 1930: Maury W. 15...#4 |
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| My name is Jackie Sue Young.
I am the granddaughter of Harvey H. Young and Olive Mae Young.
My father was Jasper
Harrison Young, born 9/11/1917. My mother
was Alvalyon Delores
(Tucker) Young, born 05/15/1923. My mother
died in 1982, my father died two years ago. I grew
up with a lot of cousins. Many cousins I have never
met. My siblings:
Alvalyon Lorain Mae (Sally) Young Greathouse; married to
Kenneth Greathouse; children Norville Eric Greathouse and
Todd Stephen Greathouse.
Carol Ann Young Saunders Talbert; married to Jack Talbert;
children Sheila Delene Saunders Stevens; Angela Nicole
Saunders; (Twin brother to Angela - Darrin Jeffrey
Saunders died at age 13); Nichole Beth Saunders
Canterberry. Roger
Neal Young - married to Mary Young; children; Sarah
Elizabeth; Andrew and Beau. 27.05--Jasper Harrison Young, b. 11 Sep 1917; d. ca. 2007; bd. unk.; m. Alvalyon Delores Tucker (b. 15 May 1923; d. 1982; bd. unk.); 4 ch.; 28.01--Jackie Sue Young, [PRIVATE]
28.02--Alvalyon Lorain Mae (Sally) Young; m. Kenneth Greathouse; 2 ch., [PRIVATE] 29.01--Norville Eric Greathouse, [PRIVATE] 29.02--Todd Stephen Greathouse, [PRIVATE] 28.03--Carol Ann Young ; m1.
Mr. Saunders ; m2.
Jack Talbert;
ch.,
[PRIVATE]
29.01--Sheila Delene Saunders; m. Mr. Stevens; [PRIVATE] 29.02--Angela Nicole Saunders, (twin), b. unk.; d. unk.; [PRIVATE] 29.03--Darrin Jeffrey Saunders, (twin), b. unk.; d. age 13; [PRIVATE] 29.04--Nichole Beth Saunders; m. Mr. Canterberry; [PRIVATE] 28.04--Roger Neal Young;
m. Mary (nee
unk.); ch.;
[PRIVATE]
29.01--Sarah
Elizabeth Young; [PRIVATE]
29.02--Andrew Young; [PRIVATE] 29.03--Beau Young; [PRIVATE] |
1920: Jasper.......2...(Jasper
,
5th-born) 1930: Jasper H.......12...#5 |
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| 27.06--Ruth Young; m. Mr. Talbert; | Aunt Peggy Young Talbert
married to Okle Talbert; children: Twins - Tommy and
Judy; Larry, Jennings; Glenn; Gary; Jack Douglas; Harvey;
Twins - Ruth Ann and Ray. Again, I may have left
some out but these are the cousins that I knew growing up. 27.07--Peggy Young; m. Okle (Okie?) Talbert; ch.: 28.01--Tommy Talbert (twin), b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. 28.02--Judy Talbert (twin), b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. 28.03--Larry Talbert, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. 28.04--Jennings Talbert, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. 28.05--Glenn Talbert, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. 28.06--Gary Talbert, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. 28.07--Jack Douglas Talbert, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. 28.08--Harvey Talbert, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. 28.09--Ruth Ann Talbert (twin), b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. 28.10--Ray Talbert (twin), b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch. |
1920: Ruth.............1...(Ruth,
6th-born) 1930: Ruth A......11...#6 |
See
my
note
for
27.01
CoraYoung, above, for my explanation regarding the birth
order. |
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27.07--Clarence Armain Young; |
1930: Clarance A.....9...#7 | See my note for 27.01 CoraYoung, above, for my explanation regarding the birth order. | ||||
27.08--Doris L. Young; m. Mr. Westfall; |
Aunt Doris Westfall 27.08--Doris L. Young; m. Mr. Westfall; |
1930: Doras L...........6...#8 | See my note for 27.01 CoraYoung, above, for my explanation regarding the birth order. | |||
27.09--Oliver Milton Young; m. Dora Janet Craigo 28.00--Olive
Selma
Young; m. Mr. Basham
|
Uncle Melton Young 27.09--Melton Young |
1930: Oliver M.........4...#9 | See
my
note
for
27.01
CoraYoung, above, for my explanation regarding the birth
order.
|
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27.10--Lola J. Young 1930: Lola J..............2...#10 |
This
daughter is unnamed in both Bob's and Jackie's lists. But
she does appear in the 1930 census, so this leaves two
possibilities: (1) perhaps she died early, or (2) perhaps
this is our June, currently listed as the 14th born. We
should know more when the 1940 census is opened in 2010. See my note for 27.01 CoraYoung, above, for my explanation regarding the birth order. |
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27.11--Hoy Marlin Young; |
Uncle Hoy Young 27.13--Hoy Young |
1930: Hoy M.............1...#11 | See my note for 27.01 CoraYoung, above, for my explanation regarding the birth order. | |||
27.12--Constance Rebecca Young; 28.03--Carol Ann Young; m.
Mr. Saunders
28.04--Roger Keith Young |
See my note for 27.01 CoraYoung, above, for my explanation regarding the birth order. | |||||
27.13--Mildred Aretta Young; |
See my note for 27.01 CoraYoung, above, for my explanation regarding the birth order. | |||||
27.14--June Young m. Mr. Hall; |
Aunt June Young Hall -
married to Lawrence Hall. They had several children,
though I cannot think of them now. David Young is
the son of June Young Hall. 27.14--June Young, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Lawrence Hall; several ch. 28.01--David
Young Hall
|
See my note for 27.01 CoraYoung, above, for my explanation regarding the birth order. | ||||
27.15--Jenning Howatt Young; |
Uncle Jennings
Young - died as a young child. 27.15--Jennings Young, b. unk.; d. as a young child; bd. unk.; m. never; no ch. |
See my note for 27.01 CoraYoung, above, for my explanation regarding the birth order. | ||||
27.16--James Workman Young; |
Uncle Jimmy Young 27.16--Jimmy Young |
See my note for 27.01 CoraYoung, above, for my explanation regarding the birth order. | ||||
27.17--Patricia Young; m. Mr. Rogers |
Aunt Patricia Young Rogers -
children that I remember: Harvey, Tye 27.17--Patricia Young; m. Mr. Rogers 28.01--Harvey Rogers
28.02--Tye Rogers |
Hi John, ! happened upon this site and was impressed with all your research. However, Jackie Young was so wrong in giving family history for my grand-parents, Harvey and Olive Young. My mother is still alive, and she knows her sisters and brothers. She knows their children--my cousins. So contact me if you would like a true account of the children and grandchildren. Other than Uncle Jack (Jasper), we are a close family, and Lola is Aunt June. You can contact me via email or telephone. My mom is Patricia Young Rogers. In God's love, Deborah Rogers-Roderick |
See
my
note
for
27.01
Cora Young, above, for my explanation regarding the birth
order. Here's a post from Ancestry.com on this family: we are family
hello i
just wanted to learn more about our family. my
mother is the daughter of H.H.H. Young and Olive Mae Buckley. i am not sure of
the order she is maybe between the 10th to 19th
child. i you have any information that will fill
in the holes that i need please contact me. my
mother's name is Patricia
Gail Young Rogers. thank you Darlene
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27.18--Clarabell Young; m. Mr. Greathouse; |
Aunt Clara Belle Young
Greathouse - married to William Greathouse; sons Randy and
Billy. 27.18--Clara Belle Young; m. William Greathouse; 2 ch. 28.01--Randy
Greathouse
28.01--Billy Greathouse |
See my note for 27.01 CoraYoung, above, for my explanation regarding the birth order. | ||||
27.19--Ioda Young m. Mr. Fernett; |
Aunt Zada Fernatt - married
to Junior Fernatt. Zada was the youngest of Harvey
and Olive Mae's children. I'm sorry to say that I
don't know the names of her children. 27.19--Zada Young; m. Junior Fernatt. Zada was the youngest of Harvey and Olive Mae's children. I'm sorry to say that I don't know the names of her children. |
See my note for 27.01 CoraYoung, above, for my explanation regarding the birth order. |
[JMGwin NOTE: In March 2009, Cousin Jackie Sue Young emailed me with even more data that has helped unravel--at least in my mind--all of this heretofore semi-confusing information on the now-understood-to-be NINETEEN children of Harvey and Olive Mae Young. Using Jackie's data, I have reorganized Bob Sigmon's report on this family and arranged it as I now believe he intended it to be understood. With the exceptions of Jackie's notes that Cora Young Jones was the oldest and Zada Young Fernatt was the youngest of the 19, the birth order was still unclear, however, until I found this family in both the 1920 and 1930 censuses, which gave us the birth order through the eleventh-born child. I arbitrarily selected the birth order numbers for the 12th through 18th children only for the temporary purpose of facility in reference. I have attempted to put Jackie's somewhat extensive (and most welcome!) information into my outline format in the chart above. Her good email follows.]
From: Jackie Young
Date: March 5, 2009
To: <jmcdgwin@zianet.com>
Subject: Young family
My name is Jackie Sue Young. I am the granddaughter of Harvey H. Young and Olive Mae Young. My father was Jasper Harrison Young, born 9/11/1917. My mother was Alvalyon Delores (Tucker) Young, born 15 May 1923. My mother died in 1982, my father two years ago. I grew up with a lot of cousins, many I have never met.
My four siblings:
01---Alvalyon Lorain Mae (Sally) Young Greathouse; married to Kenneth Greathouse; children Norville Eric Greathouse and Todd Stephen Greathouse.
02---Carol Ann Young Saunders Talbert--Married Jack Talbert; children Sheila Delene Saunders Stevens; Angela Nicole Saunders; (Twin brother to Angela--Darrin Jeffrey Saunders died age 13);
03---Nichole Beth Saunders Canterberry.
04---Roger Neal Young - married to Mary Young; children; Sarah Elizabeth; Andrew;, and Beau.
My Aunt Cora Young Jones was the eldest of Harvey and Olive Mae's children. She was married to Simon Jones. Their children were:
Marvin Lee; Ralph; Janette; Samona; Francis; Mary; Shirlely; Sue; Richard. I may have left someone out, but some of us knew each other as children; some of the others were older than I.
Nancy Young Canterberry - I did not know all of her family as well as some. Nancy was married to Roamy Canterberry.
Aunt Peggy Young Talbert married to Okle Talbert; children: Twins - Tommy and Judy; Larry, Jennings; Glenn; Gary; Jack Douglas; Harvey; Twins - Ruth Ann and Ray. Again, I may have left some out, but these are the cousins I knew growing up.
Uncle Harvey Young - was killed in a slate fall in the mines when he was 17.
Uncle Jennings Young - died as a young child.
Aunt June Young Hall - married to Lawrence Hall. They had several children, though I cannot think of them now. David Young is the son of June Young Hall.
Aunt Patricia Young Rogers - children that I remember: Harvey, Tye
Aunt Zada Fernatt - married to Junior Fernatt. Zada was the youngest of Harvey and Olive Mae's children. I'm sorry to say that I don't know the names of her children.
Aunt Clara Belle Young Greathouse - married to William Greathouse; sons Randy and Billy.
Uncle Hoy Young
Uncle Jimmy Young
Uncle Melton Young
Aunt Doris Westfall
Uncle Maury Young, married to Reba.
There were other children who died as children, but I don't know their names.
I just wanted to share some of my information with you. I hope it gives you some information that you don't have.
26.06--Coy Young (auto) [sic]
26.06--Cora A. Young; m. Walter Walton
26.07--James Corbett Young
26.08--Lester Young
25.07--Sarah Manda (Amanda?) Young; m. Frank Baxter24.02--James A. Young, b.; d.; m.
24.03--Sarah Young, b. 1804; d. 1890; m1. 1825 to William Burdette (b. 1801; d. 7 May 1862); m2. to Edmond Price
24.04--Benjamin Strader Young, b.; d.; m. Lucinda Hoffman25.01--Henrietta B. Young, b. 17 June 1850; m. 12 July 1867 to Sylvanus G. Chapman (b. 29 Feb 1854); 11 children; (and Frank Layman's granddaughter, Mary, <hjem@uti.com>, sends the following by way of addenda and correction to this line:
Silvanus G. CHAPMAN, b. 29 Feb 1844 in Putnam Co., WV; d. 1885; served in Civil War, CSA, Co. F, 30th Virginia Battalion; bd. in Chapman Cem., County Rd., East out of Linden on Flat Run Rd., Roane Co., WV; m. 10 Jul 1867 in Roane Co., WV, to Henrietta B. YOUNG (b. 17 Jun 1850 in Kanawha Co., VA, d/o Benjamin S. YOUNG and Lucinda V. HUFFMAN; d. 1925; also bd. in Chapman Cem.);
26.02--Martha J. Young Chapman, b. 1869; d. ; m. W. Mac Samples; unk. children; Martha J. CHAPMAN b. 12 Jun 1869 in Roane Co; m. 1 Jan 1893 in Roane Co., WV to William M. SAMPLES (b. 30 May 1866 in Kanawha Co., WV, s/o Robert SAMPLES and Mary Catherine PAULEY); 3 known children:
28.02--Frank Layman, b. 1916 (my--i.e., Mary's--grandfather)
30.01--Mary, CONTRIBUTOR [PRIVATE]
27.03--Mina May Samples b. 15 Jan 1898 in Linden, Roane Co., WV;
26.05--Carry Bell Young Chapman, b. 1874; d. ; m. Samuel Sarver; _ children; Carrie B. CHAPMAN b. 25 Mar 1874;
26.06--William S. Young Chapman b. 1875; d. ; m. Rhoda Wright; _ children; William S. CHAPMAN b. 28 Feb 1875 in Roane Co., WV;
26.07--Lucy D. Young Chapman b. 1876; d. ; m. William Rishel; _ children; Lucy D. CHAPMAN b. 30 Sep 1876 in Roane Co., WV;
26.08--Lotta V. Young Chapman, b. 1878; d. ; m. George Sarver;_ children; Lottie V. CHAPMAN b. 21 Apr 1878;
26.09--Henry Nelson Young Chapman, b. 1879; d. ; m. Jennie Simmons;_ children; Henry Nelson CHAPMAN b. 29 Aug 1879;
26.10--John Gideon Chapman, b. 1881; d. ; m. Mary Simmons; _ children; John G. CHAPMAN b. 10 Jun 1881 in Walton Dist., Roane Co., WV;
26.11--Henrietta Dottie Young Chapman b. 29 Dec 1882; d. ; m. O. Hutchinson;_ children;
24.05--Charles W. Young, b. 8 Sep 1809; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m.13 Sep 1832 to Elizabeth Given (b. 21 Aug 1813; d. unk.; bd. unk.); 12 children;25.01--Margaret J. Young, b. 6 Aug 1833; d. 25 Mar 1866; bd. ; m. to (b. ); children;
25.02--Elizabeth S. Young, b. 4 Dec 1835; d. ; bd. ; m. to (b. ); children;
25.03--Matilda Young, b. 1 November 1837; d. ; bd. ; m. to (b. ); children;
25.04--Samuel Mathias Young, b. 22 Dec 1839 at Villa, VA (now WV); d. 16 Apr 1926 (age 86) at 533 Wyoming St., Charleston, Kanawha Co., WV; bd. Given Cem., Elkview, Kanawha Co., WV--FAG# 66864239 (death certif. informant was Mrs. John Bain also of 533 Wyoming St., Charleston, WV--possibly a daughter?); m. to unk. wife, unnamed on his death certif., who died before he did (b. unk.; d. bef. 1926; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
25.05--Archibald P. Young, b. 2 Jan 1842; d. ; bd. ; m. to (b. ); children;FAG BIOSamuel Mathias Young's death certificate appears to give burial location as "Giving Grave Yard, Little Sandy", apparently as original contributor found stone there, which is located on Little Sandy Road.
His DC gives father Charles Young, and indicates Samuel was born in Villa, WV which would have been Virginia before WV statehood (20 Jun 1863). Mrs. John Bain was informant.
His middle name has also been found Matheny, son of Charles Wesley Young and Elizabeth Given/Givens. His Given grandparents are George Bratton Given and Margaret McGuffin, (see FAG mem# 90829950).
Their son Nathaniel Young is also found Mathaniel which could be a combination of Samuel Matheny or Mathias name perhaps. He is also found M. L. and Thannie.
Samuel M. Young, 10, appears on the 1850 census, Kanawha Co., Virginia/WV with parents Charles W. 40, Elizabeth 36 and siblings Margaret J. 16, Elizabeth 14, Matilda 12, Archibald P. 8, Martha 6, Harriet 4, Caroline 2, and Allen 1 month. Also two boarders are listed who were coopers.
Samuel W. Young 19 is listed on 1860 census, Kanawha Co., VA/WV with parents Charles W. and Elizabeth, farmers, with siblings Margaret J. 24, Archibald 17, Marietta 15, Harriet A. 13, Caroline 9, Allen 7, Emily 5, Roxanna 3 and Charles A. 1. (Note that some ages differ from those on 1850 census.)
They live near a William and Nancy Young farm family.
Samuel married Mary Margaret or Mahala Roy, May 2, 1865, Gallia Co., OH.
His parents appear on 1880 census, Elk, Kanawha, WV where his father is a miller and their children are listed Harriet 33, Caroline 31, Roxalina 24, married son Charles E. with his wife Adaline 21, and a grandson L.A. 10. They live adjacent to married son Archibald P., his wife Henrietta, 31, and two children.
His mother died Oct 1, 1889, age 75 and could also be buried this cemetery.
25.06--Marietta Young, b. 5 Feb 1844; d. ; bd. ; m. to (b. ); children;
25.07--Harriet Ann Young, b. 25 Feb 1846; d. ; bd. ; m. to (b. ); children;
25.08--Caroline Young, b. 9 Apr 1848; d. ; bd. ; m. to (b. ); children;
25.09--Allen P. Young, b. 25 Apr 1850; d. ; bd. ; m. to (b. ); children;
25.10--Emily F. Young, b. 6 Jul 1853; d. ; bd. ; m. to (b. ); children;
25.11--Roxy S. Young, b. 28 Dec 1855; d. ; bd. ; m. to (b. ); children;
25.12--Charles Edward Young, (Sr.?), b. 30 Nov 1858 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. 25 Feb 1902, Mill Creek, Randolph Co., WV, age 43; bd. Buckner-Young Cem., Charleston, Kanawha Co., WV--Find A Grave Memorial# 15408129; m. 1880 to Adeline Minerva Brown (b. 1854; d. 1940; bd. unk.); at least 13 children;26.01--Babe Young, b. unk.; d. 1 Apr 1910; bd. Buckner-Young Cem., Charleston, Kanawha Co., WV--Find A Grave Memorial# 15408109; m. never; no ch.;
26.02--Maude Young, b. unk.; d. Jun 1917; bd. Buckner-Young Cem., Charleston, Kanawha Co., WV--Find A Grave Memorial# 15408155; m. never; no ch.;
26.03--Charles Edward Young, (Jr.?), b. 10 Jun 1880 at Bream. Kanawha Co., WV; d. 10 Dec 1950 in Montgomery, Fayette Co., WV; bd. Mt. Lewis Cem., Cedar Grove, Kanawha Co., WV--FAG# 49027969; m. 19 Nov 1910 in Charleston, WV to Addie Lou Norman (b. 28 May 1892 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. Mar 1984 in Charleston, Kanawha Co., WV; bd. Mt. Lewis Cem., Cedar Grove, Kanawha Co., WV--FAG# 210098591); unk. ch.;
FAG BIOSon of Charles Edward Young, Jr. and Adeline Minerva Brown. Husband of Addie Lou Norman. They were married on November 19, 1910 in Charleston, WV. He was 28 and she was 18. Retired miner.
27.01--Patricia Joyce Young, b. 14 Aug 1933 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. 13 Mar 2008 in WV; bd. Tyler Mt. Memory Gardens, Cross Lanes, Kanawha Co., WV--FAG# 203597873; m. 30 Nov 1962 in Bancroft, Putnam Co., WV to Nelson G. Casto (b. 27 Apr 1942 in Paradise, Putnam Co., WV; d. 28 Oct 2018; bd. Tyler Mt. Memory Gardens, Cross Lanes, Kanawha Co., WV--FAG# 194372485); unk. ch.;
OBITUARYNelson G. Casto, 76, of Hometown, passed away Sunday, October 28, 2018 at CAMC-Memorial Division. Born April 27, 1942, in Paradise, he was a son of the late Nile and Norma Honaker Casto. He was also preceded in death by his wife, Patricia Young Casto.
Nelson was a member of the United Mine Workers Association and was a retired driver for Keenan Trucking of Cedar Grove.
Surviving are his son, Phillip N. Casto; four grandchildren, Camden and Trevie Casto, Hannah and Haylee Casto and sister, Brenda Casto (Roger).
A private service will be held at Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens, Cross Lanes.
Chapman Funeral Home, family-owned and located at 12848 Winfield Road, Winfield, is honored to serve the Casto family.
Gazette-Mail (Charleston, WV) - October 30, 2018
24.06--Elizabeth "Betty" Young, b.; d.; m.28.01--Phillip N. Casto facebook [PRIVATE]; m. unk.; at least four ch.;
29.01--Camden Casto facebook [PRIVATE];
29.02--Trevie Casto facebook [PRIVATE]; m. Mariah Rowsey facebook [PRIVATE];
29.03--Hannah Casto facebook [PRIVATE];
29.04--Haylee Casto facebook [PRIVATE];
Here's how we think Phillip N. Casto and John M. Gwin are fourth cousins:
Gen.#
Phillip N. Casto's Line
RELATIONSHIP
John M. Gwin's Line
Gen.#
23.05
Charles Francis Young m. Sarah "Sally" Morris
PARENTS
Charles Francis Young m. Sarah "Sally" Morris 23.05
24.05
Charles W. Young m. Elizabeth Given
SIBLINGS
Charles Conrad Young m. Margaret D. James
24.01
25.12
Charles E. Young, Sr. m. Adeline M. Brown
1STCOUS
Frances "Fannie" Young m. George Washington Stanley
25.06
26.03
Charles E. Young, Jr. m. Addie Lou Norman
2NDCOUS
Mamie Chloe Stanley m. McDonald Keeney
26.04
27.01
Patricia Joyce Young m. Nelson G. Casto
3RDCOUSINS
Dorothy Lee "Dot" Keeney m. Adrian Sutton Gwin
27.03
28.01
Phillip N. Casto m. unk.
4TH COUSINS
John McDonald Gwin m. Sharon Lynn Hamrick
28.01
29.01-4
4 children and at least 1 child-in-law
5TH COUSINS
3 children and 3 children-in-law
29.01-3
30.00
unk. grandchildren
6TH COUSINS
8 grandchildren
30.01-8
26.04--Matilda Jane Young, b. 1884; d. 1908; bd. FAG; m. to (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
26.05--Arch B. Young, b. 10 Sep 1884 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. 7 Mar 1965 in Houston, Harris Co., TX; bd. Mount Lewis Cem., Cedar Grove, Kanawha Co., WV--FAG#84451695; m. to Ina Frances Clark (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); at least six ch.;
Arch B. YoungArch B. Young of Mammoth died unexpectedly yesterday in a Houston, Tex., hospital. He was a retired coal miner, a native of Mill Creek, and a member of Mount Lewis Baptist Church.
Surviving; daughters, Mrs. Hattie Balser of Mammoth, Mrs. Ruby Stone of Rand, and Mrs. Dolly Daniels of Englewood, Fla.; sons, Edward of Mammoth and Milton and Archie of Houston; brother, William of Charleston; sisters, Mrs. Julia Young of Mammoth, Mrs. Flora Kincaid of Tampa, Fla., and Mrs. Gertrude Brown of Charleston; 35 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.
The body will arrive Thursday at Cook Funeral Home at Cedar Grove.
Charleston Daily Mail, March 8, 1965
27.01--Hattie Young, b. 24 Nov 1913 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. Dec. 7, 1997 in Bedford, Cuyahoga; bd. FAG; m. Everett R. Balser (b. 26 Jun 1912 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. 18 Mar 2001 in Kanawha Co., WV; bd. Kanawha Valley Mem. Gardens, Glasgo, Kanawha Co., WV--FAG# 159356099); unk. ch.;26.06--Julia Anne Young, b. 1886; d. 1977; bd. FAG; m. to Mr. Young (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
28.01--Donald Roger "Don" Balser, b. 20 Oct 1939 in Mammoth, WV; d. 27 Dec 2021; bd. ; m. Azell Starcher [PRIVATE]; unk. ch.;
OBITUARYDonald R. Balser, 82, of Creston, OH passed away peacefully at Life Care Hospice in Wooster, OH on December 27, 2021.
Donald was born October 20, 1939 in Mammoth, WV to Everett and Hattie Balser. He was a member of the Mammoth Advent Christian Church.
Donald was a firm believer in his Christian faith and loved his wife Azell Balser of 19 years. He so loved his nieces, nephews, six grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.
Donald enjoyed watching the Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Browns, and Cleveland Cavaliers. He loved working puzzles, going to gospel singings, and doing crossword puzzles, all with his wife by his side.
Donald had served in the U.S. Air Force. He also worked at Opers in Chagrin Falls in Ohio where he retired.
Surviving are his wife Azell (Starcher) Balser; step-children Teresa (Bobby) Hunter, Rhonda (Wayne)Troyer, Van King, and Marsha King; siblings Emmit (Fay) Balser of Burton, OH, James (Shirley) Balser of Massillon, OH, Harold Balser of Norton, OH, Bernard (Karen) Balser of Belle, WV, Gene (Dolly) Balser of Woodbine, GA, and Norva (Mark) Warner of Parsons, WV along with his grandchildren, great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his mother Hattie (Young) Balser, father Everett Balser, and sisters Emma and Laverne Balser.
Services will be held Friday, December 31, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. with public viewing one hour before service at Cooke Funeral Home Chapel 600 Old Fort St., Cedar Grove, WV with Pastor Tony Rucker officiating. Entombment will follow the service at Kanawha Valley Memorial Gardens, Glasgow.
Condolences may be sent to the family via www.cookefuneralhome.com.
Cooke Funeral Home, Cedar Grove is serving the Balser family.28.02--Emmitt Balser [PRIVATE]; m. Fay (nee unk.) [PRIVATE];27.02--Ruby Young m. Mr. Stone;
28.03--James Balser [PRIVATE]; m. Shirley (nee unk.) [PRIVATE];
28.04--Harold Balser [PRIVATE];
28.05--Bernard Balser [PRIVATE]; m. Karen (nee unk.) [PRIVATE];
28.06--Gene Balser [PRIVATE]; m. Dolly (nee unk.) [PRIVATE];
28.07--Norva Balser [PRIVATE]; m. Mark Warner [PRIVATE];
27.03--Dolly Young m. Mr. Daniels;
27.04--Edward Young m. unk.;
27.05--Milton Young m. unk.;
27.06--Archie Young m. unk.;
26.07--James Walter Young, b. 1888; d. 1962; bd. FAG; m. to (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
26.08--John Wesley Young, b. 1890; d. 1950; bd. FAG; m. to (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
26.09--William Allen Young, b. 1892; d. 1968; bd. FAG; m. to (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
26.10--Clara Elizabeth Young, b. 1894; d. 1909; bd. FAG; m. to (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
26.11--Flora Lee Young, b. 1895; d. 1997; bd. FAG; m. to Mr. Kincaid (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
26.12--Lena Gertrude Young, b. 1897; d. 1977; bd. FAG; m. to Mr. Brown (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
26.13--Elsie May Young, b. 1900; d. 1905; bd. FAG; m. to (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
24.07--Edine B. Young, b.; d.; m.
24.08--William Young, b.; d.; m.
24.09--Margret Young, b.; d.; m.
| 24.01--Charles Conrad Young, b. 2 Feb 1807 in VA (now WV); d. Feb 1905, on Line Creek, Nicholas Co.; bd. near Hawk's Nest, WV, in Nicholas Co.--click here for Conrad's photo page; m1. 28 Apr 1832 to Margaret D. James (b. 24 Jun 1814 in VA [now WV]; d. 10 Apr 1873; bd. unk.); m2. to America (nee unk., b. ca. 1847; d. unk.; bd. unk.; unk. ch. by America); 12 known children, all by Margaret. (A newly-discovered third cousin, Catherine, has e.mailed me with additional information.) This is John M. Gwin's line; Charles Conrad Young is one of my eight gg-grandfathers. |
Margaret Young (nee James) |
|
| Birthdate: | |
| Birthplace: | Millcreek, Kanawha Co., WV |
| Death: | August 10, 1887 (73), Fayette Co., WV |
| Immediate Family: |
Daughter of Jesse James and Mary Polly James |
|---|---|
| Managed by: | Nancy D. Coon |
| Last Updated: | |
[listed as Martha, age 8, in the 30 Oct 1850 census of Dist. 29, Kanawha Co., VA (now WV)];
[listed as Martha, age 19, in the 4 Aug 1860 census of Kanawha Ct. Hs., Kanawha Co., VA (now WV)]
[listed as Rachel, age 12, in the 30 Oct 1850 census of Dist. 29, Kanawha Co., VA (now WV)];
[listed as Rachel, age 21, in the 4 Aug 1860 census of Kanawha Ct. Hs., Kanawha Co., VA (now WV)]
26.01--Burrell Meadows, b. 1866;
26.02--Nancy D. Meadows, b. 1868;
26.03--John L. Meadows, b. 1870;
26.04--Harvey U. Meadows, b. 1872;
26.05--Margaret Meadows, b. 1874;
26.06--Jeremiah Meadows, b. 1878;
From: bgodingatverizondotnet
Date: September 11, 2008
To: JMcDGwin@zianet.com
Subject: Corrections to tree
Hi, John Corey is visiting and we are looking at the family line--ours is off on the bottom. It has my grandmother--Mabel Lillian Wood--listed as being in generation 26 when she is not a sister but a daughter of Joe Wood Jr.--that throws off all the ones below.
26.01--Joseph "Joe" Wood Jr., m. Lillian Mabel Turner; nine ch.;
27.01--Orion Joseph Wood...............b. 25 Aug 1897............................ d. 21 Jan 1914
27.02--Mabel Lillian Wood.................b. 28 Aug 1902
27.03--Adrian Clellan Wood..............b. 14 Feb 1904
27.04--Vernon Wood............................ b. 16 Mar 1905
27.05--Mary Evelyn Wood..................b. 26 May 1906
27.06--Alice Bessie Wood..................b. 16 Aug 1912 (twin)
27.07--Alta Jessie Wood.....................b. 16 Aug 1912 (twin)
27.08--Ida Mae Wood...........................b. 19 Jan 1915
27.09--Albert Leonard Wood.............b. 5 May 1916
Here's
how John M. Gwin and Beverly F. Goding
are third cousins once removed (if all the information below is correct, of course): |
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| GEN# |
JOHN M. GWIN'S LINE |
RELATIONSHIPS |
GEN# |
BEVERLY F. GODING'S LINE |
| 24.01 |
Charles Conrad Young m. Margaret D.
James |
PARENTS |
24.01 |
Charles Conrad Young m. Margaret D. James |
| 25.06 |
Frances "Fanny" Young m. George
Washington Stanley |
SIBLINGS |
25.05 |
Mary Elizabeth Young m. Joseph Wood, Sr. |
| 26.04 |
Mamie Chloe Stanley m. McDonald
Keeney |
1ST COUSINS |
26.01 |
Joseph Wood, Jr. m. Lillian Mabel Turner |
| 27.03 |
Dorothy Lee Keeney m. Adrian Sutton
Gwin |
2ND COUSINS |
27.02 |
Mabel Lillian Wood m1. Clement Edgar Farenkamm |
| 28.01 |
John McDonald Gwin m. Sharon Lynn Hamrick |
3RD COUSINS |
28.02 |
Stanley Farenkamm; m1. Elaine Winifred Ward |
| 29.01 29.02 29.03 |
Jeremiah Scott "Jeremy" Gwin m.
Kara Marie Douglas Charity Elizabeth Gwin m. Beau Scott Pihlaja Sarah Joy Gwin m. Jason Deane Johnson, Sr. |
4TH COUSINS |
29.01 |
Beverly Farenkamm m. Ralph Joel Goding |
| 30.01-02 30.01-02 30.01-04 |
Adrianna Rose "Adri" Gwin and Johanna
Marie Gwin Asher Samuel Neeraj Pihlaja and Cressida Noel Pihlaja Jason Deane "J. D." Johnson, Jr., Ryan Jonathan Johnson, Tate Austin Johnson, and Zachary Jacob "Zach" Johnson |
5TH COUSINS |
30.01 30.02 |
Glade Phillip Goding m1. Dawn Hartman Wayne Stanley Goding m. Cary Lee Goullette |
31 |
None yet as of 2023
|
6TH COUSINS |
31.01-02 31.01-04 |
Krystle "K" Goding and Zoe Goding Natalia Rae Goding, LaTara Ann Goding, James Joel Goding, and Justin Wayne Goding |
31.01--Natalia Rae Goding [PRIVATE];
31.02--LaTara Ann Goding [PRIVATE];
31.03--James Joel Goding [PRIVATE];
31.04--Justin Wayne Goding [PRIVATE];
28.03--Joseph Glade Farenkamm; m. Phyliss Horn [PRIVATE]
27.08--Ida Mae Wood, b. 19 Jan 1915; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
27.09--Albert Leonard Wood, b. 5 May 1916; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
28.01--Eileen Wood, m. Mr. Dahmen, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
[listed as Fanny, age 6, in the 30 Oct 1850 census of Dist. 29, Kanawha Co., VA (now WV)];[John M. Gwin Note--2008: In September 1999 my second cousin, 28.02--John R. Corey (grandson of 26.03--Mabel Stanley, below), wrote:
[listed as Frances, age 17, in the 4 Aug 1860 census of Kanawha Ct. Hs., Kanawha Co., VA (now WV)]
Cousin John, George Stanley says ISAAC STANLEY is George Washington Stanley's father; he didn't know the grandmother or any more on that side; Charles Conrad Young is bd. at the bottom of the Hendrick Cem. next to Uncle George below Hawk's Nest, WV; he died in 1905 at age 98; Margaret James, his wife, is supposedly bd. in Oak Hill since her family didn't approve of Conrad; I haven't located her grave; keep in touch! John Robert
2009: And since then, we sure enough have determined that not only was Isaac the father of George Washington Stanley, but Harris, Pleasant, Thomas the younger, and Thomas the elder were the next four ancestors up the line! Click his STANLEY link to see what we've learned about this family so far.]
26.02--Harry Stanley,
b. Sep 1872 ; d. 20 Jun 1923 in a mining accident in Fayette
Co., WV (fr. WV death index);
m. Martelia
(nee unk.); at least seven ch.;
27.03--Ted
Grafton, b. ; d. of strepthroat after
swimming the Kanawha at mouth of Elk R.; m. never;
27.04--Dolly Grafton [PRIVATE]; m. Guy Corey (b. 2 Sep 1914; d. 2005?); lives in Charleston, WV; 3 ch.;
l-r: John Robert, Don and Bonnie Sue, Dolly, Mrs. Rick, Rick, in 2009
Thomas Grafton ObituaryA Mass for Thomas A. Grafton Jr., 84, a longtime resident of Mount Prospect (Illinois), will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Tuesday, at St. Raymond Church, Elmhurst Road (Route 83), and Lincoln Street, Mount Prospect. Born Jan. 26, 1920 in Diamond, W.Va., he died Saturday, April 24, 2004. Interment will be in Fort Sheridan Cemetery.
Mr. Grafton grew up in Charleston, W.Va. He retired in 1982 as a regional director of the United States General Services Administration, Chicago. He also served his country as a 20-year veteran of the Naval Air, including action in World War II.
In 1944, while stationed in Key West, Florida, he met the love of his life, Elaine, who was one of the first Naval Waves.
He had a love of life that included a passion for volunteering, serving on the Senior Advisory Council, and was instrumental in establishing the Senior Golf League at the Mount Prospect Golf Course. Mr. Grafton was also honored by Mayor Bilandic for his effort in creating jobs for the blind. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends.
Thomas was the beloved husband of Elaine Grafton (nee Buchholtz); loving father of Claudia A. Livas, Thomas Albert III (Elisabeth) Grafton, Carolyn (Byron) Grafton Davis, Merry Jo (Fernando) Gonzolez, Elaine A. (Robert) Carlson and Edwin George Grafton. He was blessed with nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Thomas and Mabel (nee Stanley) Grafton. Visitation will be from 3 to 9 p.m. today, at Friedrichs Funeral Home, 320 W. Central Road (at Northwest Highway), Mount Prospect, and from 9 a.m. until the time of Mass Tuesday, at the church. Friends may visit www.dailyherald.com/obits to express condolences and sign the guest book. For funeral information, (847) 255-7800 or www.FriedrichsFH.com.
Published by Legacy Remembers from Apr. 25 to Apr. 26, 2004.
27.07--Grafton;
26.04--Mamie Chloe "Maw-maw" Stanley, b. 8 Sept 1879 (Everyone thought she was born in 1882; indeed, even her tombstone records the error based on her own testimony; however, the census of June/July 1880 records her age as 9 mos!) in Nicholas Co., WV; d. 30 Oct 1957 at Witcher; bd. at the Keeney plots in Witcher's Creek Cem.; m. 11 Nov 1911 to McDonald Keeney (b. 28 July 1877; d. 16 May 1938 at Witcher, WV; bd. at the Keeney plots in Witcher's Creek Cem., Witcher, Kanawha Co., WV); seven ch.; 22 grch--[I, John Gwin, am one of these 22, and as almost none of us ever knew our "Granddaddy Mack", we grew up with his adopted brother-in-law, our (grand-) "Uncle George" (26.05 below), who made a fine "surrogate Grandpa" to almost all of us.]
27.01--Maxine Stanley Keeney; m. Norman Holt Harless, Sr.; seven ch.;
27.02--Hannah Margaret Keeney; m. never;
27.03--Dorothy Lee "Dot" Keeney, b. 10 Feb 1915 in Charleston, WV; d. May 2005 in Las Cruces, NM; cremains bd. with Adrian's in Keeney plot, Witcher Cem., Belle, Kanawha Co., WV; m. Adrian Sutton Gwin (b. 12 Sep 1916 in Selma, Dallas Co., AL; d. 2001 in Las Cruces, Dona Ana Co., NM; cremains bd. with Dot's in Keeney plot (next to Hannah's and Milly's graves), Witcher Cem., Belle, Kanawha Co., WV); two ch.;
28.01--John McDonald Gwin, CONTRIBUTOR, [PRIVATE];
29.01--Jeremiah Scott "Jeremy" Gwin, [PRIVATE];
m. Kara Marie Douglas, M.D., [PRIVATE]; two ch.;
30.01--Adrianna Rose "Adri" Gwin, [PRIVATE];29.02--Charity Elizabeth Gwin, [PRIVATE];
30.02--Johanna Marie Gwin, [PRIVATE];
m. Beau Scott Pihlaja, [PRIVATE]; two ch.;
30.01--Asher Samuel Neeraj Pihlaja, [PRIVATE];29.03--Sarah Joy Gwin, [PRIVATE];
30.02--Cressida Noel Pihlaja, [PRIVATE];
m. Jason Deane Johnson, Sr., [PRIVATE]; four ch.;
30.01--Jason Deane "J. D." Johnson, Jr., [PRIVATE];
30.02--Ryan Jonathan Johnson, [PRIVATE];
30.03--Tate Austin Johnson, [PRIVATE];
30.04--Zachary Jacob "Zach" Johnson, [PRIVATE];28.02--Patrick Forsythe "Pat" Gwin; b. 14 Feb 1951 in South Charleston, Kanawha Co., WV; d. Feb 2008 in Witcher, Kanawha Co., WV; bd. unk.--cremains located unk., memorial marker in Witcher Creek Cem., Witcher, Kanawha Co., WV; m1. Sheryl "Sherry" Ruffner [PRIVATE], div.; two ch. of two total by Sherry; Sherry m2. Monty Fulton; [PRIVATE]; Pat m2. his fifth cousin, Vonda Kay Sigmon Mitchell; [PRIVATE], div.; no ch. by Vonda of two total; div.; Vonda m3. Virgil Lee "Lee" Roberts, [PRIVATE];
29.01--Courtney Elaine Gwin, [PRIVATE]; m1. Neal Schott, [PRIVATE]; div.; m2. Shane Moore, [PRIVATE]; no known ch;
29.02--Lauren Elissa Gwin, [PRIVATE]; m. Charles Spurlock, [PRIVATE]; div.; no known ch.;
27.04--Mildred Agnes "Milly" Keeney; m. never;
27.05--Albert McDonald "Buster" Keeney; m2. Phyllis Eileen Caldwell; (div.); three ch.;
27.07--George McClure Keeney; m. Frankie Shirley Lucas; five ch.;
26.01--George Washington Young, Sr., b. 21 Jul 1881 at Blue Creek, WV; SSN: ***-**-3118; d. 20 Mar 1949, age 67, at Clendenin, Kanawha Co., WV; bd. Keiffer Cem., Indore, Clay Co., WV--FAG# 55577239; m. 21 Nov 1917 in Falliing Rock, WV when he was 36 and she was 19 to Cammie Belle Welch (b. 1898; d. 1978; bd. FAG); at least eight ch.;
27.01--Ruby S. Young, b. ca. 1919 in WV/WV/WV; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Parker Williams (b. ca. 1911 in WV; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
27.02--Donald R. Young, b. ca. 1921 in WV/WV/WV; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
27.03--Roy E. Young, b. ca. 1923 in WV/WV/WV; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
27.04--Genevieve Belle Young, b. ca. 1927 in WV/WV/WV; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Gerald E. Cowen; at least one ch.;
28.01--Cowen?; m. ; at least one ch.;29.01--Gloria Roark; facebook; Ancestry DNA Match; [PRIVATE];
25.09--Harriet Young, b. ca. 1851; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.27.05--George W. Young, Jr., b. ca. 1928 in WV/WV/WV; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
27.06--Belva Dale Young, b. 13 Aug 1932 in WV; d. 18 Jul 2005 in Hartford City, Mason Co., WV; bd. unk.; m1. 1948 (ca. age 16) in Kanawha Co., WV to Clifford Lacon Shafer; at least one ch.;
28.01--Robert Lee Shafer;27.07--Nina M. Young, b. 15 Oct 1935 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. 7 Jan 1961 at age 25 as a result of an automobile accident; bd. unk.; m. never; no ch.;
27.08--Thomas H. Young, b. ca. 1942 in WV; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
[listed as Charles, age 4, in the 4 Aug 1860 census of Kanawha Ct. Hs., Kanawha Co., VA (now WV)];
[listed as Charles, age 14, in the 15 Jun 1870 census of Elk Twp., Kanawha Ct. Hs., Kanawha Co., WV]
[listed as James Luther Young, FAG#49758491]
26.01--Blanche Young, b. 30 May 1882 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. 12 Sep 1909; bd. Hall Warner Cem., Blue Creek, Kanawha Co., WV--FAG# 89637631); m. 1905 to James Benton Carte, Sr. (b. 10 May 1880 in Clay Co., WV; d. 2 Oct 1962 in Elkview, Kanawha Co., WV; bd. Hall Warner Cem., Blue Creek, Kanawha Co., WV--FAG# 137840387); unk. ch.; DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE
26.02--Irvin Dean Young, b. 1883 in WV; d. 30 Jul 1969; bd. known; m. Emma (nee unk.); unk. ch.;
[listed as Irvin D. Young, 66, carpenter shop clerk for a coal mine, b. WV, in the 3 Apr 1950 census of Omar, Logan Co., WV]
[listed as Emma Young, 67, b. WV, in the 3 Apr 1950 census of Omar, Logan Co., WV]27.01--Louise Young [PRIVATE]; DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE; [PRIVATE];
[listed as Louise Young, 38, elementary school teacher, b. WV, in the 3 Apr 1950 census of Omar, Logan Co., WV, and lvg. w/her parents]
[listed as James Luther Young, FAG#49758491]
25.12--John F. Young, b. ca. 1863; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.26.04--Howard Elbert Young, b. 10 Mar 1888 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. 29 Apr 1956 in Truth or Consequences, Sierra Co., NM; bd. Hot Springs Cem., T or C, Sierra Co., NM--FAG# 103354980--Inscription: "PFC CAMP HOSP 4 WORLD WAR I"; m. unk. (); unk. ch.; DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE[Donna Prosser Email--6 Oct 2007: My great-grandfather was Charles Young, my great-great-grandfather was Charles Conrad Young. My grandfather was James Luther Young. <d2_prosser at hotmail dot com> East Hampton, CT]
26.05--Richard Emen Young, b. 18 Apr 1890, Kanawha Co., WV; d. 1908; bd. Hall Warner Cem., Blue Creek, Kanawha Co., WV--FAG# 137737281); m. unk. (); unk. ch.; DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE
26.05--Stella May Young, b. 20 Feb 1891 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. 1900; bd. Hall Warner Cem., Blue Creek, Kanawha Co., WV--FAG# 137737269; m. never; no ch.;
26.06--Bess Gertrude Young, b. 3 Sep 1894 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. 27 Oct 1975 in Manistee Co., MI; bd. Oak Grove Cem., Manistee, Manistee Co., MI--FAG# 106136010; m. Mr. Hastings (); unk. ch.; DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE
26.07--Walter Lee Young, b. 30 Mar 1896 in Kanawha Co., WV; d. 10 May 1962 in Kanawha Co., WV; bd. Hall Warner Cem., Blue Creek, Kanawha Co., WV--FAG# 137737383; m. 1917 to Jetta Mae Guthrie (b. 26 Jan 1902 in Doddridge Co., WV; d. 21 Sep 1991 in Duvall Co., FL; bd. Jacksonville Memory Gardens, Orange Park, Clay Co., FL--FAG# 132238327); at least three ch.; DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE
27.01--Charles William Young, b.
27.02--Shirley Gene Young, b.
27.03--Lowell Franklin Young, Sr., b. 1 Jul 1937; d. 13 Jan 2020; Jacksonville Nat'l. Cem., Jacksonville, Duvall Co., FL--FAG# 206603887; m. Jacqueline (nee unk., b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; at least seven ch.;
Lowell Franklin Young, Sr., EN3 US NAVYLowell Franklin Young, Sr., 82, passed away on Monday January 13, 2020. He was born in Blue Creek, WV to the late W. L. and Jettie (Guthrie) Young. He was a veteran and served in the US Navy. He was a member of Calvary Baptist Church of Jacksonville and the Boiler Makers Union #199.
He is preceded in death by his wife, Jacqueline; daughter, Caroline Lowery; sons, Cecil Young and Lowell Franklin Young, Jr.; brothers, Charles, Jennings, Donnie, and Shirley Young; and sister, Dorma Young.
Survivors include his sons, Tony Mondrut and Jerry Young; daughters, Rebecca Young and Fay Carter; eight grandchildren; 13 great- grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. at Calvary Baptist Church, 4040 Dunn Avenue on Wednesday, January 22, 2020, with Pastor Jason Kratochvil officiating. The family will receive friends starting at 10 a.m. at the church. Interment will follow with military honors at Jacksonville National Cemetery.26.08--Charles Henry Young, b. 1898; d. 1929; bd. known; m. unk. (); unk. ch.; DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE;28.01--Carolyn Young, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Mr. Lowery (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
28.02--Cecil Young, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
28.03--Lowell Franklin Young, Jr., b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
28.04--Tony Mondrut Young, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
28.05--Jerry Young, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
28.06--Rebecca Young, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
28.07--Fay Young, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Mr. Carter (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
[John M. Gwin Note--3 Mar 2020: Yesterday I was contacted by cousin Tiffany Ann (Farnsworth) Nash, my 4th cousin once removed. Her research has revealed that this John Henry Young is a sibling of our Conrad Young. She has sent me her line from John Henry Young as follows, and we are still communicating with each other.]
25.00--James Marion Young, b.1840; d. 1880; bd. unk.; m. Mary Jane Waybright (b. 1829; d. 1908; bd. ; m1. Mr. Hyre); at least one ch.;
26.01--John Allen Hyre, b. 1 Jun 1859; d, 7 Feb 1934; bd. Pine Hill Cem., Ripley, Jackson Co., WV--FAG Mem ID# 67134806;
26.02--James Robert Young, b. 1863; d. 1948; bd. known; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
26.03--Everett Crittenden Young, b. 20 Feb 1866 in Ripley, Jackson Co., WV; d. 17 Nov 1962 in Flatwoods, Jackson Co., WV; bd. Pine Hill Cem., Ripley, Jackson Co., WV--FAG Mem ID# 65470847; m. unk.; at least one ch.;
27.00--Opal Iris Young, b. 12 Dec 1910; d. 5 Oct 1999; bd. Burnt Hill Ch. Cem., Williamstown, Wood Co., WV--FAG Mem ID# 155984454; m. Walton Darrell "Bud" Farnsworth (b. 16 Apr 1910; d. 8 Mar 2000; bd. Burnt Hill Ch. Cem., Williamstown, Wood Co., WV--FAG Mem ID# 155984418); at least three ch.;
28.01--Glen Farnsworth, [PRIVATE];
28.02--Carol Ann Farnsworth, [PRIVATE]; m. Mr. McCracken [PRIVATE];
28.03--Paul Gene Farnsworth, b. 21 Jan 1936 in Parkersburg, Wood Co., WV; d. 5 Sep 2001 in Wenatchee, Chelan Co., WA; cremains bd. unk.--FAG Mem ID# 72269156; m1. unk.; m2. unk.; m3. 6 Mar 1996 in Wenatchee, WA to Adriana Nunez Farnsworth; unk. ch. of at least one ch.;
[John M. Gwin Note--6 Mar 2020: The following obituary was posted to Paul's FindaGrave memorial by Tiffany Nash:
Paul G. Farnsworth, 65, of Wenachee, passed away Wednesday Sept. 5, 2001, at Central Washington Hospital.
He was born Jan 21, 1936 in West Virginia to Walton and Opal Farnsworth. Paul was a graduate of Washington State University. He served in the U.S. Army and was stationed in several locations around the world.]
Paul and Adriana Nunez were married in Wenatchee on March 6, 1996. He enjoyed working and repairing heavy equipment as well as automobiles. He was a diver for a number of years and enjoyed cooking and culinary arts. He enjoyed spending time on the computer.
Paul is survived by his wife, Adriana; his daughters, Stephanie and Renee Farnsworth; his stepson, Andres Nunez; his brother, Glen Farnsworth; and his sister Carol Ann McCracken.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Memorial Services will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2001 at Betts Memorial Chapel under the direction of Betts Funeral Service, Wenatchee.]
29.01--Stephanie Farnsworth, [PRIVATE];
29.02--Renee Farnsworth, [PRIVATE];
29.03--Tiffany Ann Farnsworth, CONTRIBUTOR [PRIVATE]; m. Mr. Nash [PRIVATE]; at least two ch.;
30.01--Nash, [PRIVATE];
30.02--Nash, [PRIVATE];
Name: John F Young Home
1900:Falling Spring,
Greenbrier, WVAge: 37 DOB: Dec 1862 POB: West Virginia Race: White Ethnicity: American Gender: Male Relat
2HoH:Head FPOB: West Virginia MPOB: West Virginia Spouse: Isibel DOM: 1889 MarrStat: Married YrsMd: 11 Res.: Falling Spg. Dist.
(Pcts 3-4),
Greenbrier, WVHousehold
Members:
Name Age John F Young 37 Isibel Young 27 Charles H Young 8 Mary J Young 7 Lewis J Young 5 William J Young 4 Rohada B Young 2 Levi J Young 8/12
Names in 1880
Age William Young 31 Louisa Young 27 Daniel Young 7 Charles Young 5 Martha Young 2 Farris Young 1
Name: John H Young
[John F Young]age: 47 Est DOB: abt 1863 POB: West Virginia Relat
2HoH:Head FPOB: West Virginia MPOB: West Virginia Spouse: Isabella Home in
1910:Falling Spring,
Greenbrier, WVMarrStat: Married Race: White Household
Members:
Name Age John H Young (John F.)
47 Isabella Young 37 Charles H Young 18 Louis J Young 15 William J Young 14 Rhoda B Young 10 Nessie J Young 7 Fannie M Young
4 Missouri Young 1 3/12
Name: Charles Young
(Our Charles?)
1910
Home:Upper Pinch,
Kanawha, WVAge: 42 DOB: Dec 1857 POB: West Virginia Race: White Eth: American Gender: Male Relat
2HoH:Head FPOB: West Virginia MPOB: West Virginia Spouse: Harriet DOM: 1882 MS: Married Yrs.Md.: 18 Res.: Elk Dist (Pcts 1-2),
Kanawha, WVHousehold
Members:
Name Age Charles Young 42 Harriet Young 40 Blanche Young 18 Irvin D Young 16 Luther W Young 14 Everett Young 12 Emmon Young 10 Bessie G Young 5 Walter L Young 4 Charles H Young 1
23.07--George E. Young, b. unk. to Conrad and Elizabeth; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m1. 12 Jan 1812 to Eudoshia Sarah Huddelson; m2. 1836 to Elizabeth Hayes [Donna Young McMahan says George appears in the 1850 census with this new wife and that Eudoshi has apparently died. See her line in the box below.]
[Tom Young says George was b. 1788; he has their marriage on 29 Dec 1811, some two weeks earlier (this could be the date of receipt of the license with the other the date of the wedding); he has Eudoshi b. 1787 in Kanawha Co, VA (now WV).]
25.00--Lewis Robert Young, b. 15 May 1853; m. 15 Jun 1879 to Ellie Mae Sharp
26.00--Romeo Roy Young,
b. 15 Feb 1886; d. May 1949; bd. unk.; m. 2 Mar 1917 to Estel Starcher
(b. 3 Aug 1894; d. 29 Mar 1983)
25.06--Ina Jewel Young, b. 23 Dec 1899; d. 22 May 1988 in Elizabeth City, NC; m. David McPherson (b/o David McPherson, above); unk. ch.; |
24.02--Uriah Young, b. Jun 1836 in VA(now WV)/VA(now WV)/OH; d. ca. 1904-05; bd. unk.; m. ca. 1888 (or 20 Feb 1890) to Martha Jane Hannah who lived in there, too. They married in 1888, 1890 if you look it up on the West Virginia marriage data base. She remarried after his death and had two more children); at least seven ch.;
[listed as Uriah Young, 64, b. Jun 1836 in WV(then VA)/WV/OH, md. 12 yrs., in the 7 Jun 1900 census of Beaver, Nicholas Co., WV]
[listed as Martha J. Young, 29, b. Mar 1871 in WV(then VA)/WV/WV, md. 12 yrs. w/6 of 6 ch. lvg, in the 7 Jun 1900 census of Beaver, Nicholas Co., WV]
25.01--M. M. Pomeroy Young, son, b. 30 May 1891; d. 197? in South Norfolk, VA; bd. unk.; m. never; no known ch.;
25.02--Benjamin Burton "Ben" Young, b. 16 Dec 1892 in WV; d. 7 Jan 1986 (age 93) in Chesapeake City, South Norfolk, VA; bd. Riverside Mem. Pk., Norfolk, Norfolk City, Co., VA--FAG#49464998; m. Blanche Estelle Griffin (b. 24 Jun 1900 in NC; d. 11 May 1986 in Chesapeake City, VA; bd. Riverside Mem. Pk., Norfolk, Norfolk City, Co., VA--FAG#49465020); at least three ch.;[listed as Pomroy Young, 9, b. May 1891 in WV/WV/WV, in the 7 Jun 1900 census of Beaver, Nicholas Co., WV]
[listed as Burton Young, 7, b. Dec 1892 in WV/WV/WV, in the 7 Jun 1900 census of Beaver, Nicholas Co., WV]26.01--infant Young, b. 1919; d. 1919; bd. unk.; m. never; no ch. poss.;
26.02--Marvin Eugene Young, b. 1924; d. 1924; bd. unk.; m. never; no ch. poss.;
26.03--Marion Estelle Young, b. 1927; d. 2004; bd. unk.; m. Alton David Majors, Sr. (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
OBITUARYCHESAPEAKE
Marion Estelle Young Majors, 77, formerly of Chesslawn Circle, went to be with the Lord on June 26, 2004 in Portsmouth.
A native of Norfolk County, she was the daughter of the late Burton B. and Estelle Griffin Young and the wife of the late Alton David Majors, Sr. She was a member of Deep Creek Pentecostal Holiness Church and served as church musician for various area churches for more than 58 years.
Surviving are a daughter, Sharon Alston and her husband Clarence of Chesapeake; a son, Alton David Majors Jr. and his wife Debbie of Richmond, Va.; a brother, Elvin Young of New Bern, N.C.; and a granddaughter, Jennifer Alston of Chesapeake.
A funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Graham Funeral Home, Greenbrier Chapel, with the Rev. Terry Reel and the Rev. Ernest Trueblood officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Memorial Park. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 8 p.m. today and at 213 Thrasher Road, Chesapeake, at all other times. Friends may sign the guest register at www.grahamfuneralhome.com.
Virginian Pilot Jun 28, 2004; Page 8
27.01--Sharon Majors, [PRIVATE]; m. Clarence Alston [PRIVATE]; at least one ch.;
28.01--Jennifer Alston, facebook [PRIVATE];27.02--Alton David Majors, Jr., [PRIVATE]; m. Debbie [PRIVATE]; at least one ch.;
25.03--Ida Belle Young, b. 1894; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
[listed as Ida B. Young, 6, b. Apr 1894 in WV/WV/WV, in the 7 Jun 1900 census of Beaver, Nicholas Co., WV]25.04--James Extra Young, b. 24 Dec 1895; d. 1985 in South Norfolk, VA; bd. unk.; m. Thelma L. McPherson (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; sis/o David McPherson, 25.06 below, so all of her and his descendants are double cousins to each other); at least 12 ch.;
[listed as James E. Young, 34, cotton mill knitter, 1st md. 24, b. WV/WV/WV, in the 11 Apr 1930 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as James E. Young, 44, tug boat engineer b. WV, in the 11 Apr 1940 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as James E. Young, 54, tug boat firm marine engineer b. WV, in the 2 May 1950 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as Thelma L. Young, 25, b. VA,NC/NC in the 11 Apr 1930 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as Thelma Young, 36, b. VA, in the 11 Apr 1940 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as Thelma L. Young, 45, b. VA, in the 2 May 1950 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
26.01--Esther F. Young, b. ca. 1921; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;[listed as Esther F. Young, 9, b. VA/WV/VA, in the 11 Apr 1930 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as Ester Young, 19, b. VA, in the 11 Apr 1940 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
26.02--James E. Young, b. ca. 1923; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;26.03--Arnold L. Young, b. ca.1925; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;[listed as James E. Young, 7, b. VA/WV/VA, in the 11 Apr 1930 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as James Young, 17, b. VA, in the 11 Apr 1940 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]26.04--Maurice/Morris L. Young, b. ca. 1927; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;[listed as Arnold L. Young, 5, b. VA/WV/VA, in the 11 Apr 1930 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as James Young, 15, b. VA, in the 11 Apr 1940 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
26.05--Wilma A. Young, b. ca. 1930; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. David E. Hylton (); unk. ch.;[listed as Maurice L. Young, 3, b. VA/WV/VA, in the 11 Apr 1930 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as Morris Young, 13, b. VA, in the 11 Apr 1940 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as Morris L. Young, 23, b. VA, in the 2 May 1950 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
26.06--Juanita J. Young, b. ca. 1932; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;[listed as Wilma A. Young, 0, b. VA/WV/VA, in the 11 Apr 1930 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as Wilma Young, 10, b. VA, in the 11 Apr 1940 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as Wilma A. Hylton, 20, b. VA, in the 2 May 1950 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as David E. Hylton, 22, s-i-l, auto assembly tack (jack?) stripping, b. WV, in the 2 May 1950 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]26.07--Dorothy F. Young, b. ca. 1935; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;[listed as Juanita Young, 8 b. VA, in the 11 Apr 1940 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as Juanita J. Young, 18, drug store fountain clerk, b. VA, in the 2 May 1950 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]26.08--Ralph S. Young, b. ca. 1937; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;[listed as Dorothy Young, 5, b. VA, in the 11 Apr 1940 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as Dorothy F. Young, 15, b. VA, in the 2 May 1950 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]26.09--Frank R. Young, (twin?), b. ca. 1939; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;[listed as Ralph Young, 3, b. VA, in the 11 Apr 1940 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as Ralph S. Young, 13, b. VA, in the 2 May 1950 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]26.10--Gloria Frances Young, (twin?), b. ca. 1939; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;[listed as Frank Young, 1, b. VA, in the 11 Apr 1940 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as Frank R. Young, 11, b. VA, in the 2 May 1950 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]26.11--William C. Young, b. ca. 1941; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;[listed as Francis (sic) Young, 1, b. VA, in the 11 Apr 1940 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as Gloria F. Young, 11, b. VA, in the 2 May 1950 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]26.12--Kenneth W. Young, b. ca. 1948 [PRIVATE];[listed as William C. Young, 9, b. VA, in the 2 May 1950 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]
[listed as Kenneth W. Young, 2, b. VA, in the 2 May 1950 census of South Norfolk, Norfolk Co., VA]27.01--Donna Young, CONTRIBUTOR [PRIVATE], m. Mr. McMahan [PRIVATE];
[Donna Young McMahan Email--15 Jul 2010: Hello!! I may have another line to add to your family tree! My great-grandfather was Uriah Young from Kanawha Co., WV. I have him in the 1850 Federal Census living with George Young and new wife Elizabeth Hayes. Apparently Eudoshi Huddleston Young died and George remarried in 1836. Anyway, I have more information on this family line. James was my grandfather. His 12 children had many children, too!
Uriah died around 1904/5 and Martha remarried and had two more children. Let me know if you want more!
Donna Young McMahan <donna mcmahan donnaymacatyahoodotcom>]
25.05--Daniel Weston Young, b. 07 Oct 1897; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.; family tradition says he moved to Texas;
25.06--Ina Jewel Young, b. 23 Dec 1899; d. 22 May 1988 in Elizabeth City, NC; bd. Riverside Mem. Pk., Norfolk, Norfolk City, VA--FAG# 66951434; m. Harry David McPherson (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; b/o Thelma McPherson, 25.04 above, so all of Thelma's and David's descendants are double cousins to each other) [PRIVATE];[listed as Daniel W. Young, 2, b. Oct 1897 in WV/WV/WV, in the 7 Jun 1900 census of Beaver, Nicholas Co., WV]
[listed as Ina J. Young, 0 y 6 m, b. Dec 1899 in WV/WV/WV, in the 7 Jun 1900 census of Beaver, Nicholas Co., WV]
[John M. Gwin Note--14 May 2024: In the 1950's and 60's there was a radio disk jockey and talk show host named Hugh McPherson on one of the Charleston, WV radio stations, WGKV. The name of his show was "Rehearsin' with McPherson", and my dad, himself a newspaper man so also in communications, knew him and spoke with me about him. I was just in my early teens in those days, but over the years, I have often recalled his name from the catchy title. Now, seeing the McPherson name again here some sixty years later, I wonder if Harry David and his sister Thelma are related to him.]26.01--Naomi Virginia McPherson, b. 3 Sep 1922 in South Norfolk, Chesapeake City Co., VA; d. 21 Mar 2015 in Berrien Co., MI; bd. North Shore Memory Gardens, Coloma, Berrien Co., MI--FAG# 239688389; m1. 1941 to Harold Summerfield (b. 1921; d. 1985; bd. FAG; div.; m2. 1946 to Walter L. Disbrow (b. 1921; d. 2008; bd. FAG); m3. Alfred Silvin Nowlin (b. 1921; d. 1999; bd. FAG); at least four ch., five grch., and five g-grch.;
OBITUARYNaomi Nowlin, 92, of St. Joseph passed away Saturday, March 21, 2015, at her residence.
A celebration of life service will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 25, at Oakridge Baptist Church, 766 Oakridge Drive, St. Joseph, with Pastor Scott Reeves and Chaplain Julie Leahy officiating. Burial will follow in North Shore Memory Gardens. Friends may visit from 12:30 p.m. until the time of service. Memorial may be made to Oakridge Baptist Church.
Naomi was born Sept. 3, 1922 in South Norfolk, Va., to Harry and Ina (Young) McPherson. She married Alfred Nowlin in St. Joseph. She retired from Whirlpool Corp. in 1983 after 26 years as a legal secretary. She was a member of Oakridge Baptist Church and active at the St. Joseph-Lincoln Senior Center. In Naomi's free time, she loved reading, water color painting, traveling, and spending her summers at Sandy Pines. She was known as a Christian lady with a deep faith and sharing her faith in God with others.
Naomi is survived by her children: Sherry (Doug) Podjan, Warren (Karen) Disbrow, Marge Bishop, and June (Scott) Simonton; five grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and a niece and nephew. She was preceded in death by her parent; her husband, Alfred Nowlin; brother, Freeman and David McPherson; and a son-in-law, August Bishop.
The Herald-Palladium, Tuesday, March 24, 2015, Page A5
27.01--Joan Sherry "Sherry" Disbrow, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Doug Podjan (); unk. ch.;
27.02--Warren Disbrow, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Karen (nee unk.); unk. ch.;
27.03--Marge Disbrow, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Mr. Bishop (); unk. ch.;
27.04--June Disbrow, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Scott Simonton (); unk. ch.;
25.07--Ivie M. Young, b. 17 Oct 1903; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. John Wallace (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); lived in South Norfolk/Chesapeake, VA;24.01--Daniel Young, b. ca. 1818; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Catherine Hayes; unk. ch.;
25.01--George W. Young b. 1838, d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Mary Hayes; unk. ch.;
26.01--Elizabeth Catherine Young, b. in CA 1870; d. 1917; m. Charles Kennedy; unk. ch.;
27.01--Clyde Hansford Kennedy, b. 26 Feb 1900 in Falling Rock, Kanawha Co., WV; d. Sep 1984 in Kanawha Co., WV; bd. Kennedy Cem., Sanderson, Kanawha Co., WV--FAG# 99972753; m. [PRIVATE];28.01--Mae Kennedy, CONTRIBUTOR [PRIVATE]; m. Mr. Van Dinter [PRIVATE];
24.02--?????????????????????
24.03--Mary "Mollie" Young, b. 26 Aug 1818; d. 1880; bd. unk.; m. William Hase (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
24.04--Sharlet Young, b. unk.; d, unk.; bd. unk.; m. Samuel Halory (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
24.05--Patsy Young, b. 1833; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. John Samples (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
|
[Mae Van Dinter Note: My lineage is: b. 1788: George E. Young and Eudoshia Huddleston. Their son b 1818, Daniel, married Catherine Hayes. Their son, George W. Young b. 1838, m. Mary Hayes. Their daughter, Elizabeth Catherine Young, b. ca. 1870, d. 1917; m. Charles Kennedy. Their son was my father, Clyde Hansford Kennedy, born 1900, d. 1984. These were from Clendenin area on Elk River. I was born in 1933 at my maternal grandfather's farm on Morris Fork of Blue Creek. So, I believe I am sixth generation from Conrad Jung/Young.] [John M. Gwin Note: I just noticed something interesting about Mae's contribution. If the info we have on the births of her 4.0--Daniel Young and our 4.3 Mary "Mollie" Young are correct, then they have to have been twins! And so I have moved her info (in that blue color) up under Mollie's name until we find out otherwise.] [John M. Gwin Note: In Jan 2009 I found this family in the 1850 census of District 29, Kanawha Co., VA (now WV), the Ancestry.com summary of which is posted to the right.] |
1850 United States Federal Census about Daniel Young
|
23.08--Mathias Young, b. to Conrad and Elizabeth; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Nancy Hickman (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Age |
Est. YOB |
Race/ Sex |
Occupation |
Value RealEst. |
POB |
Other |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 1534/1571 |
John
B.
Young |
53 |
1797 |
wm |
farmer |
600 |
VA |
This
just
about
has
to
be our John Bird Young,
husband of Margaret and father of Harvey (listed here as
Harvy). |
|
| Margaret
Young |
54 |
1796 |
wf |
VA | |||||
| James S. Young | 27 |
1823 |
wm |
cooper |
VA | ||||
| Jacob A. Young | 24 |
1826 |
wm |
cooper |
VA | ||||
| Harvy
Young |
16 |
1834 |
wm |
laborer |
VA | This
is
our 25.00--Harvey Humphrey Young. |
|||
| Sarah
A.
Young |
18 |
1832 |
wf |
VA | |||||
| Nancy
Young |
16 |
1834 |
wf |
VA | |||||
| William
Matheny |
9 |
1841 |
wm |
VA | He
appears
in this family in 1860 as well. Could he be a grandson? |
||||
| Sarah
A.
Matheny |
7 |
1843 |
wf |
VA | She
does
not
appear
in
1860 in the family home, but she could easily have just
married around age 16-17. |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Age |
Est. YOB |
Race/ Sex |
Occupation |
Esta.Val. Real/Pers |
POB |
Other |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 1854/1854 |
John
B.
Young |
62 |
1798 |
wm |
farmer |
600/250 |
VA |
John
Bird
Young
in
the
14 Aug 1860 census of KanawhaCo., VA |
|
| Margaret Young | 65 |
1795 |
wf |
VA | |||||
| Harvey Young | 26 |
1834 |
wm |
laborer |
VA | Harvey
is still not married |
|||
| Nancy Young | 23 |
1837 |
wf |
VA | |||||
| William
Matheny |
17 |
1843 |
wm |
VA | Here
he
is
again,
first
seen ten years ago in 1850. Can this be a grandson to
John B. and Margaret? |
||||
| Several
other
Youngs |
Several
other
Young
families
live
in this community: #1853, James S., 28; #1852, Charles
W., 51; #1850, William, 48; to name three on this page
alone. These may likely be relatives as well. |
| Res/Fam |
Name |
Age |
Est. YOB |
Race/ Sex |
Occupation |
Esta.Val. Real/Pers |
POB |
Other |
John M. Gwin Comments |
| 8/8 |
John
B.
Young |
73 |
1797 |
wm |
farmer |
600/250 |
VA now WV |
John
Bird
Young |
|
| Jane Young | 62 |
1808 |
wf |
keeping house |
VA | Apparently
Margaret
has
died
and
John has remarried this young thing. |
|||
| Harvey H. Young | 34 |
1836 |
wm |
school teacher |
VA now WV | Harvey
is still not married |
|||
| Annie E. Young | 16 |
1854 |
wf |
VA now WV | |||||
| Filetus
Fleck |
9 |
1861 |
wm |
at home |
VA now WV | Here
he
is
again,
first
seen ten years ago in 1850. Can this be a grandson to
John B. and Margaret? |
|||
| Several
other
Youngs |
Several
other
Young
families
live
in this community: #11, James A., 71; #9, Charles W.,
60; #10, Samuel M., 30; #12, Edmond P., 32; to name four
on this page alone. These may likely be relatives as
well. |
I sent you this message in Dec and never got an answer. I take it you are Dot and Adrian's kid??
Beverly
----- Original Message -----
From: "Beverly Goding" <goding@netw.com>
To: "jmcdgwin" <jmcdgwin@zianet.com>
Sent: Saturday, December 08, 2001 10:17 PM
Subject: Re: Keepin' in touch with cousins!When I was a little girl, I used to write to Maude Stanley all the time in Charleston, WVA. I also knew Dot and Adrian very well. They stayed at our house, and I used to get letters from them and the Keeney sisters--and I adored George Stanley. My father was named after the Stanley family.
3.0--Mabel Wood Carr; m1. Clement Edgar Farenkamm; m2. Olen Glade CarrSo if I have it correctly above, then:4.2--Lillian Mabel Farenkamm 1 year
4.2--Stanley Farenkamm; m1 Elaine Winifred Ward; m2 Ann Elizabeth Ebbert5.0--Beverly Farenkamm; m. Ralph Joel GodingSF m2 Ann Elizabeth Ebbert6.0--Glade Phillip Goding; m1 Dawn Hartman; m2 Marlyn Kragh7.1--Krystle "K" GodingGPG m2 Marlyn Kragh7.2--Zoe Goding6.0--Wayne Stanley Goding; m Cary Lee Goullette7.1--Natalia Rae Goding
7.2--LaTara Ann Goding
7.3--James Joel Goding
7.4--Justin Wayne Goding5.0--Joseph Glade Farenkamm; m Phyliss Horn
Fannie and Mary Young were sisters;Maybe ---- sounds good to me.
Mamie Stanley and Mabel Carr were 1st cousins;
Dot and Stanley are 2nd cousins;
You and I are 3rd cousins; and
Your kids and mine are 4th cousins.
In Jesus,So what church do you go to John?
John
Beverly
Hello, what a nice job you have
done and many hours of labor to produce. I am a distant family
member. [Here's more on my line:]
Cousins:
Last weekend I was in Lancaster, PA, at the Tell Cedars of
Lebanon Midwinter Conference at the Host Inn; I arrived Friday
afternoon and went to the visitor center and began inquiring
about our geneology, then I went to the Moravian Town of Littitz
which is 10 miles or so North of Lancaster.
This is the town where Sutter came back home to after they trashed his mill and land in the California Gold Rush. Joe Wood's Gold Wagon circa 1898 was on display there when cousin Stanley Farenkamm took me there to see it in1989 or so. His wife Mary (Young) was a descendent of Mathias Jung in Lancaster. Michael Jung was the only one with that name buried in the cemetery behind the Church in Littitz.
Mathias and his younger brother Marcus came over from Rotterdam on the "Loyal Judith" to Philadelphia and then to Lancaster where Mathias was a burgess (mayor of the boro) and cordwainer (cut cordwood for his store) and Marcus was a blacksmith. They changed their names in 1747 to Matthew Young and Marks or Markes Young when they gave allegiance to King George.
In the Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine on Page 122 for 1965 at mid page below Item (13) Orphans Court in the next paragraph it reads "John Hobson who intermarryed with the widow of Mathias Young (footnote 15, deceased is appointed guardian over Henry Herclerodt, Orphan child of Henry Herclodt deceased, in room of the said Mathias Young."
Footnote 15 reads: "The will of Matthew Young of Lancaster Borough, dated 12 July and proved 27 July 1749, mentions his wife but not by name, children Conrad, Jacob, Catharine, Mary and Christina and nominated his brother Marks Young executor. Will Book A-1,177:1749."
The will on microfilm in the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, just down Rt. 30 from the Host Inn at 2215 Millstream Road where Carolyn Wenger is Director, Lancaster, PA 17602-1429, is written in English script and also mentions John Graves as an executor and gives all the children 50 pounds Pa Currency when they are 21 and Conrad as the primary heir, being the oldest son; the house/store was located next to property owned by E. Stoudt, and there is a brewery by that name in Adamsburg today. Copies of the Will are available from the Court House where the microfilm was made.
I hope this is helpful to all
my cousins and please pass it on.
JOHN COREY
From: "John R. Corey"
Date: Thu Jul 13, 2006
Subject: Re: family infoBeverly, I BELIEVE YOU HAVE MY MOM'S DAR RECORD WHICH IS NOW MY SAR RECORD. I DON'T HAVE THEM HANDY BUT WILL CONJECTURE FROM MEMORY.
On Thu, 13 Jul 2006 John R. Corey writes:bgodingatverizondotnet>
To: "John R. Corey"
Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2006
Subject: family info
Hi,
1.) Was wondering if you know anything about Mary Elizabeth Young? I have a picture of her and on it is written -- Mary Elizabeth Young, part Chickahominy Indian. Does this ring a bell? Who was her mother? Is there a possibility she could be Indian?WHEN THE SOLDIERS CAME AND TOOK ALL THE CATTLE, HOGS, HORSES AND PRODUCE OF CONRAD YOUNG AND HIS WIFE MARGARET JAMES, SISTERS MARY ELIZABETH AND FANNY RODE OFF ON THEIR SIDE SADDLES AND WERE TAKEN IN BY THEIR COUSINS THE RUFFNERS. CONRAD AND HIS WIFE MARGARET WERE TAKEN OFF TO CAMP CHASE?2.) Does anyone know what George Stanley's real last name is? His parents were massacred by Indians when he was 7 years old, while he was watching.AFTER THE CIVIL WAR THEIR LAND, WHERE MOM IS NOW IN MEADOWBROOK MANOR, WAS BOUGHT UP BY CARPETBAGGERS (THE CABELLS?)
MARY ELIZABETH'S MOTHER WAS MARGARET JAMES WHOSE FATHER WAS JESSE JAMES. HER MOTHER WAS A MORRIS AND HER FATHER FOUGHT IN THE VIRGINIA MILITIA DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR.
MARY WAS THE THIRD WIFE OF JOE WOOD, WHOSE GOLD WAGON IS AT SUTTER'S MILL NATIONAL PARK, ACCORDING TO YOUR DAD WHEN HE TOOK ME THERE.
OUR GRANDMOTHER MABEL STANLEY GRAFTON, WHO LIVED TO BE ALMOST 104, SAID WE WERE PART CHEROKEE AND POCAHONTAS' TRIBE--WHICH I THOUGHT TO BE DELAWARE, BUT COULD BE CHICKAHOMINY(?).
EVIDENTLY THIS MAY BE ONE OF MARY'S SIBLINGS, AS GEORGE WASHINGTON STANLEY WAS THE HUSBAND OF OUR GREAT-GRANDMOTHER FANNY YOUNG STANLEY, MARY ELIZABETH'S SISTER.Love,GEORGE WASHINGTON STANLEY'S FATHER WAS ISAAC STANLEY FROM GEORGE'S CREEK, THE NEXT HOLLOW EAST OF CAMPBELL'S CREEK WHERE THE STANLEY HOME WAS AT THE MOUTH OF WASH HOLLOW.
PERHAPS ISAAC'S DAD WAS GEORGE STANLEY? OUR OLDEST COUSIN GEORGE STANLEY WILL BE 96 IN OCTOBER. IT WAS HIS 29 TH ANNUAL FAMILY REUNION I ATTENDED ON JULY 4TH AT PUTNAM COUNTY PARK WITH HIS GRANDDAUGHTERS THERE FROM NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AND CARSON CITY, NEVADA. GEORGE'S PHONE NUMBER IN CHESAPEAKE, A DEMOCRATIC TOWN WHERE HE WAS THE REPUBLICAN MAYOR TWICE, IS 304--949-4132. ASK HIM? PERHAPS COUSIN JOHN GWIN HAS THIS INFORMATION?
LOVE, john corey
Bev
From: "John R. Corey" <metromountainatjunodotcom>
Date: January 1, 2007 10:19:13 PM MST
To: jmcdgwin@zianet.com
Subject: Stanley/Young UpdateCousin John,
I was in Charleston last Saturday 2006 with Cousin George Stanley, 96; he showed me the Stanley family as researched by a Belcher nephew. It said our forefathers were called Stonely back in England around 1611 or so. I also saw that the "Loyal Judith" came from Rotterdam to Philadelphia with our ancestor Mathias Jung (Matthew Young after 1747) in 1732 and not 10 years later as I believed. It also said that Captain John Young, the scout for Washington, Indian Fighter, and incorporator of Charleston buried on the hill above Young's Bottom near Clendennin, was the father of Charles Conrad Young, our great-grandfather who is buried in the Hendrick Cemetery in the curve before Hawk's Nest State Park. Charles Conrad was Fanny Young Stanley's and Mary Young Wood's father and owned the land where Mom is at the Meadowbrook Nursing Center. George will have David or Doris Aliff mail me the pages about the Stanley/ Young family.
From: "John R. Corey" <metromountain@juno.com>
Date: August 1, 2007
To: bgodingatverizondotnet
Subject: Re: Our Geneology
Kearney, Clay County, Missouri, USA; Died April 3, 1882 (aged 34); St. Joseph, Missouri, USA
When my grandparents and Aunt Mary visited West Virginia, someone took them out and showed them a great big rock. They said it was the grave of Margaret James. My mom took a picture -- but I don't know where it is. Love, Beverly
----- Original Message ----
From: John R. Corey <metromountain@juno.com>
To: bgodingatverizondotnet
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Subject: Re: Our Geneology
Cousin Beverly,
Grandma Grafton (Mabel Stanley Grafton) said we were related to Jesse James and Harry Truman. Jesse James was the 1784 version or father of Margaret James Young in the DAR & SAR Geneology that is registered. Grandmother said Solomon Young, Harry Truman's Father-in-law had his family bible burned and the connection could NOT be proven, so I am glad you have cleared this up.
However, Harry Truman was Grandmaster of Masons in Missouri, and both of the Adams, Sam and John Quincy, were part of the Anti-Masonic movement? Which Adams was it that was mentioned in the Ruffner lineage as the governor was allegedly a cousin who took in Fanny and Mary Young after Conrad and Margaret were taken off to Camp Chase???? and then lost their land to carpetbaggers when they returned after the Civil War. John
On Tue, 31 Jul 2007 bgodingatverizondotnet writes:
One account of the Booker T. Washington family and the Ruffner reunion said we were related to Adams I believe. We are definitely related to Harry S. Truman. He was a cousin of my grandmother, Mabel. I also retracked back from his family history to make sure it was the same people, and it was. We had a very busy, pioneer family. Bev
----- Original Message ----
From: John R. Corey <metromountainatjunodotcom>
To: tomattomyoungdotus
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Subject: Re: Our Geneology
Tom,
When I was an elected PA State Constable I went in the CourtHouse in Lancaster and copied the will that was proved (probated) in July1749 when Matthew Young's widow intermarried with a Hobson; I believe hehad 2 sons and 3 daughters. His next door neighbor was a Staub family
and there is a brewery there today with that name!
My paternal ancester with the same name as me, John Corey, builtthe first log cabin in the village of New London, south of Norwalk, Mylanand Sandusky and west of Akron. Perhaps we could meet near there. Thatwould be southeast of Toledo I believe! I look forward to meeting youbefore too long! John Corey is buried next to a Grange Hall in Lake Twp.East of Coldwater Michigan! John
On Tue, 31 Jul 2007 16:20:35 -0400 "Thomas Young" writes:
John, By the way, I never answered your question about where we are. Unfortunately Toledo is on the Western side of the state, actually on the western end of Lake Erie. Here's an idea. . . My father's immediate family used to hold reunions every year or two in West Virginia. It seems that the family stopped doing that after the last one about three years ago. Most of my father's generation has passed away, and the cousins are truly everywhere. The idea of rounding up as many ancestors of Mathias Young as possible for a weekend somewhere has some appeal to me, although I think it would be a daunting task. (Lancaster comes to mind) The trouble is communication and also the fact that so many are older, or perhaps too young to care. But what a great time that would be if we could pull it off! I know the descendants of Thomas Jefferson do this to this day.
Also, I recently posted a picture of the first page of Mathias' will on my blog. Pretty interesting stuff. I have a photocopy of the whole document as well as some of the other documents from the Lancaster museum. I have no objection to anyone "lifting" it off the site. If you or anyone else is interested, I'll post the whole thing.
Tom
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: John R. Corey
> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007
> To: tom young
> Subject: Re: Our Geneology
Tom, I once again saved the Geneology you sent until I can get the program to open it; cousin John Gwin has the geneology site for our family and I have cced this to him. I wonder if he opened what you sent him? Gleevec normally costs $2000/month, but Novartis gives me samples to keep my leukemia in check and my glucose number is around 160 as I monitor it daily. I have no problem getting around, but get tired and need rest more than I used to. Cousin John is thin and seems to have survived his horrible car accident many years ago well, at least that was my impression when we met at the New Mexico Border several years ago. I will gladly come visit you in Ohio if you give me directions as Pittsburgh is not that far away I believe. John Corey By the way Marcus was Mathias Jung's brother and he was a blacksmith while Matthew was a burgeous and cord wainer!
| From: John Gwin
<jmcdgwin@zianet.com> Date: January 19, 2009 5:27:27 PM MST To: "Judi Brinegar" <jbrinegaratcausekeepersdotcom> Subject: Re: Young Connection Judi, thanks for writing! I found them in 1860. I have another meeting to go to right now, so I must leave it at this. But we'll find them again in 1850, 1870, and 1880, and perhaps we'll find one of her parents living with them. :-) Best to you, In Jesus, John (Contact information:) =========================================== John M. Gwin: JMcDGwin@zianet.com U.S. Mail Address: 1845 Anderson Dr., Las Cruces, NM 88001 USA Telephone: (575) 522-2171 GENEALOGY Home Page: http://www.zianet.com/jmcdgwin/genealogyhomepage.htm How to know God personally (No kidding!): (:-) http://www.navigators.org/us/resources/illustrations/items/The%20Bridge%20to%20Life =========================================== 1860 United States Federal Census about Wm A
Allen
Name: Wm A Allen Age in 1860: 45 Birth Year: abt 1815 Birthplace: Virginia Home in 1860: Kanawha, Virginia Post Office: Clendennin Household Members: Name...........................Age Wm. A. Allen..............45 Elizabeth Allen..........35 Janette Allen...............11 Ruth Allen.....................9 Simon Allen..................8 William A. Allen..........4 John H. Allen................2 months On Jan 19, 2009 Judi Brinegar wrote:
Hoping you can help me on one of my Young family members. I am looking for the parents of Elizabeth Young who was married to William Augustus Allen. She was born circa 1820 and died 15Jan1890 in Clendenin, Kanawha Co WV. Buried at Hayes Cemetery at Falling Rock, Kanawha Co WV. I believe they were married at the home of George Young. I know a Charles Young represented her for many years when she was trying to get William�s pension from the Civil War. Children included: Jeanetta (m.
Keenan Coleman),
John Henry (m. Savannah Rucker), William A. (m. Cassandra England), Uriah (m. Sarah Icenhower, Savannah Rucker Allen after John�s death), Rutha (my ancestor-m. Isaiah Smith), Maria, Rosina (m. Andrew Floyd England) I can�t determine who Elizabeth�s parents were. I though George and Eudosia Huddleston Young, but maybe not. Do you have any info on her? Thanks for any help you may be able to give me. Judi Brinegar Researching Smith, Allen, Young, Carte, Taylor, Chapman, Sampson and Hall From: Melinda Garbacz <sissyunderscore1999atmsndotcom> Date: October 27, 2009 To: <jmcdgwin@zianet.com> Subject: In regards to William A. Allen and wife Elizabeth Hi John, I saw your questions sent to Judi Brinegar posted on her website back in January. I don't know if anyone has answered your question so I just wanted to share with you what I have. Elizabeth was not a Young; she was a Hayes. Her parents were John Hayes and Elizabeth "Betsy" Naylor. After John's death in 1836, Betsy married George Young. That is why Elizabeth and William were married at the home of George Young. This was her mother and stepfather's home. After George died, Elizabeth's mother went on to marry a third time to Samuel Estep. I hope this helps! Best of Luck, Melinda Patton Garbacz |
1880 United States Federal Census about Elizabeth Allen
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| Comments: | Great website. Very detailed. I received and email from a cousin yesterday talking about John Young "Revolutionary War" married to Keziah Tackett. I have been intrigued by this information and have been web searching since. I would like to find info on the family between John and William Bruce Young of Clendenin. W. B. Young was my great-grandfather. We are having a family reunion in June and would love to be able to share some info about our history. |
26.04--Mamie Chloe Stanley, b. Sep 1879 ("Maw-maw" told everyone she was born in 1882--indeed, the little lie is even inscribed on her tombstone--however, the 1880 census tells us the truth:)[listed as Mamie Stanley, age 9 mos., in June 1880 census]; d. 1957; bd. Witcher Ck. Cem.; m. McDonald Keeney; 7 ch.; 22 gch.25.05--Mary Jane Stanley, b. 1847 in Kanawha Co., VA; d. Jul 1890; m. 2 Jan 1831 [sic--obvious error]27.01--Maxine Stanley Keeney, m. Norman Holt Harless, Sr.; 7 ch.;
27.02--Hannah Margaret Keeney, m. never; d. on inauguration day of George W. Bush, 2001
27.03--Dorothy Lee "Dot" Keeney, b. 10 Feb 1915; d. 31 May 2005 in Las Cruces, NM, near her older son's family, age 90; cremains buried in Witcher Cemetery, Witcher's Creek, Belle, Kanawha Co., WV; m. 11 Aug 1942 in New Orleans, LA, to Adrian Sutton Gwin (b. 12 Sep 1916; d. 7 May 2001 in Las Cruces, NM, age 84; body donated to medical science, cremated; in Jun 2005 their ashes were buried, at Dot's request, in Witcher Cemetery); two ch.;28.01--John McDonald Gwin, b. 29 Oct 1947; m. Sharon Lynn Hamrick (b. 28 Sep 1951)--[Terry Henderson's father and I are 4th cousins, and Terry and I are 4th cousins once removed; our 3 children are Terry's 5th cousins:]27.04--Mildred Agnes "Millie" Keeney, m. never; still living in Sep 2006 at age 90;29.01--Jeremiah Scott "Jeremy" Gwin; m. Kara Marie Douglas28.02--Patrick Forsythe "Pat" Gwin, b. 14 Feb 1951; m1. Sheryl Ruffner; two of two children; div.; m2. Pat's 5th cousin Vonda
29.02--Charity Elizabeth Gwin; m. Beau Scott Pihlaja
29.03--Sarah Joy Gwin; m. Jason Deane Johnson
27.05--Albert McDonald "Buster" Keeney, m. Phyllis Caldwell; still living in Sep 2006; 3 ch.
27.06--Helen Pauline "Bennie" Keeney, m. James Thomas "Tom" Metheny, Sr.; both d. in the fall of 1999; 5 ch.
27.07--George McClure Keeney, m. Frankie Lucas; both still living in Sep 2006; 5 ch.
| GEN.# |
JOHN M. GWIN'S
LINE |
RELATIONSHIP |
TIFFANY A.
(FARNSWORTH) NASH'S LINE |
COMMENTS |
| 23 |
William
Young, Sr. (1785-1857--LKMB-BX7) m. Mary Lilly (1782-1850--LCTL-GKB) |
PARENTS |
William
Young, Sr. (1785-1857--LKMB-BX7) m. Mary Lilly (1782-1850--LCTL-GKB) |
|
| 24 |
[Thomas?] Charles Conrad Young (1807-1905--LHW8-WGZ) m. Margaret James |
SIBLINGS |
John
Henry Young, Sr. (1808-1879--LHP9-F1H) m. Catherine Slack (1813-1874) |
|
| 25 |
Frances "Fannie" Young (1843-1934--KJC2-8GG) m. George Washington Stanley |
1ST COUSINS |
James
Marion "Jim" Young (1840-1880--L7JB-742) m. Mary Jane (Waybright) Hyre |
|
| 26 |
Mamie Chloe Stanley (1879-1957--LH5C-4GF) m. McDonald "Mack" Keeney |
2ND COUSINS | Everett
Crittenden Young (1866-1962--KNHS-MJH) m. Ann Elizabeth Stanley |
|
| 27 |
Dorothy Lee "Dot" Keeney (1915-2005) m. Adrian Sutton Gwin (1916-2001) |
3RD COUSINS | Opal
Iris Young (1910-1999--KN1Z-C97) m. Walton Farnsworth |
|
| 28 |
John McDonald Gwin [PRIVATE] m. Sharon Lynn Hamrick [PRIVATE] |
4TH COUSINS | Paul
Gene Farnsworth (1936-2001--LFQR-YRC) m. |
|
| 29 |
Jeremy Scott Gwin [PRIVATE] m. Kara Marie Douglas [PRIVATE] Charity Elizabeth Gwin [PRIVATE] m. Beau Scott Pihlaja [PRIVATE] Sarah Joy Gwin [PRIVATE] m. Jason Deane Johnson, Sr. [PRIVATE] |
5TH COUSINS | Tiffany
Ann Farnsworth 9L6N8-3GK) [PRIVATE] m. Mr. Nash) [PRIVATE] |
|
| 30 |
Adrianna Rose "Adri" Gwin [PRIVATE] Johanna Marie Gwin [PRIVATE] Asher Samuel Neeraj Pihlaja [PRIVATE] Cressida Noel Pihlaja [PRIVATE] Jason Deane "J.D." Johnson, Jr. [PRIVATE] Ryan Jonathan Johnson [PRIVATE] Tate Austin Johnson [PRIVATE] Zachary Jacob "Zach" Johnson [PRIVATE] |
6TH COUSINS | Nash) [PRIVATE] Nash) [PRIVATE] |
|
| 31 |
none yet |
7TH COUSINS | possible
but unknown |
