Donna Gerber
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Ancestry Sharing Link …… Ancestry Record 2204 #469241
Peter Young, Jr, 1781 - 1844; SAR Membership: 38682; Application Date: 17 May 1923; Father: Peter Young; Mother: Margaret Young; Spouse: Catherine Sophia Ettele; Children: James Young
edited by Bill Vincent Ph.D.
Also, after many years of research I have a natural distrust of oral history. People made up stories as excuses for their family members, or at least often stretched the truth. The family information about James Young after the war doesn't seem to hold water as there is nothing to support it. James Young must have owned land in Schuylkill County. What happened to that land. When was it sold, by whom, and to whom? There must be land and tax records in PA which would shed more light upon the whereabouts and activity of James Young. I live in NJ, too far away to do that research, but I have researched there and know that many good land records and tax records are available. We need to find those records to make any headway.
edited by Bill Vincent Ph.D.
Look how similar the name of those children are to those of James Young. William, George, and Barbara are children in both families.
Once again, land records in Berks County could be of great help.
Probate for Daniel Young in 1853: https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/8802/images/005584253_01619?usePUB=true&usePUBJs=true&pId=1381069
edited by Bill Vincent Ph.D.
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