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Nancy Willard was born in Pennsylvania between 1800 and 1810.1 It is unclear what brought John Allen and Nancy Willard together for their 11 Feb 1830 marriage in Perry County, Ohio. 2 At one point in about 1830 the Willards and the Allens may have lived in adjacent Ohio counties (Guernsey and Muskingum).3 Nancy Willard may have been the daughter of Isaac Willard of Guernsey and Monroe Counties, Ohio.4 It is unlikely the families were acquainted before coming to Ohio as the Allens previously lived in Culpeper County, Virginia, and Isaac Willard was from Bucks County, Pennsylvania.5

1U.S . Census, 1880, Pickaway Township, Pickaway County, OH, John Allen, p. 461 , Series T9, Roll 1058.

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2Perry County, Ohio, Marriage Record Book 1:114, 11 February 1830/29 March 1830. Perry County

Courthouse, New Lexington, Ohio. 3U. S. Census, 1830, Guernsey County, Ohio, Isaac Willard, p. 366, Series 19, Roll 131. NARA; and Aaron R.

Van Cleaf, History of Pickaway County, Ohio, and Representative Citizens (Circleville, OH: Biographical Publishing Co., 1906), p. 786.

4U.S. Censuses, 1830, Guernsey County, Ohio, Isaac Willard, p. 366, Series Ml9, Roll 131 ; and 1850, Monroe

County, Ohio, Isaac Willard (in the home of son Nathaniel), p. 230, Series M432, Roll 712. NARA. 5U.S . Censuses, 1810, Culpeper County, Virginia, James Allen, p. 146, Series M252, Roll 68; and 1810, Bucks

County, Pennsylvania, Isaac Willard, p. 70, Series M252, Roll 46. NARA

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In Europe the Youngs came from some yet to be determined location where German was spoken, perhaps Biersdorf, near Daaden, Rheinland, Germany. 1 The name was originally "Jung," later anglicized to "Young." If indeed Daaden was their home, without accessing the Daaden Church Records it is not possible to construct a reliable early genealogy of this Young family.

The Youngs entered the Colonies through the port of Philadelphia and settled in Alexandria Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.2 It is not known if this was their first home in America. Several members of the Jung family immigrated a few years apart winding up in the same Hunterdon County area. Michael Jung arrived 26 October 1741 on the Snow Molly;3

Abraham Jung 15 September 1749 on the Edinburgh;4 William Jung on the Rowand on 29 September 1753; and John Engel (aged 40) and Henrich Jung (aged 48) three days later 2 October 1753 on the Edinburgh. 5

The Young lines of descent as suggested by Theodore F. Chambers in Early Germans in New Jersey are not etched in stone.6 Mr. Chambers himself used the caveats "perhaps" and "probably." Many later researchers have treated his associations as proven.

The patriarch may have been one Abraham Jung. His wife was Gertrout Catharina, and he was an elder in the Alexandria German Reformed Church between 1771 and 1780. Apparently Abraham and Gertrout Young had a number of sons, among them, Abraham Jr. 7

Abraham Jr. was married to Anna Veronica Wagner, and was probably the father of Jacob Jung. Jacob and his wife Maria, whom he had married about 1778, had children baptized at the Alexandria church in the 1780's and 1790's, among them was yet another Abraham. This Abraham was bom26July1785.8

Probably shortly after 1792 Jacob Young moved his family to Buffalo Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. His will was written or probated 26 January 1800 in Northumberland County. It mentioned his wife Maria and children whom he failed to name. 9

In 1806 in Mifflenburg, Pennsylvania, Abraham Young, son of Jacob, married Catharine Kerstetter. 10 Purportedly Catharine was the daughter of John Martin Kerstetter and Elizabeth Reichard. 11 During the War of 1812-1814 Abraham Young served under Captain John Bergstresser in the Pennsylvania Militia and for which service he received a pension in 1871. 12

Between 1807 and 1831 the couple had twelve children. 13 Catharine may have died before 1850, as in the 1850 U.S. Census for East Buffalo Township, Union County, Pennsylvania, Abraham is shown living with a much younger Catharine who is 28 years old. 14 The census taker may have made a mistake in recording Catharine's age as Abraham Young's War of 1812 Pension Application mentions only one wife, 15 or the twenty-eight year old Catharine may have had some relationship to Abraham other than wife. In subsequent East Buffalo Township censuses (1860 and 1870) Abraham with no accompanying wife was living in the household of his son Levi Young. 16

Abraham Young died 13 May 1876. 17 A Union County, Pennsylvania, deed enumerates his heirs.18 Abraham and Catharine's third son, Samuel Young, was born 28 or 29 September 1812 in East Buffalo Township, Union County, Pennsylvania. 19

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On 11 March 1837 while living in Union County, Samuel Young married Lea Brown,20

and in early 1840 they had a son, Simon, born there. 21 Shortly thereafter the family moved to Bloom Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, where Lea died in 1840 or early 1841. 22

Samuel Young wasted no time in finding a new wife. On 20 July 1841 in Bloom Township, Fairfield County, he married Catharine, daughter of John and Elizabeth Graul. 23

Sometime before 1850 Samuel and Catharine relocated to Washington Township, Pickaway County, Ohio. 24 This was not a major move as the two townships were not many miles apart.

Samuel ' s sister Elizabeth Bogenreif and his oldest brother Jacob Young also lived in Pickaway County.25 Besides farming, Samuel Young was a tailor and a member of the United Brethren Church. 26

Samuel and Catharine Young had ten children, the youngest of whom was Emma Alice Youn~, born 28 April 1861.27 Samuel Young died 12 March 1896 and Catharine died 5 February 1898. 8 Both are buried in the Hitler Ludwig Cemetery in Pickaway County, Ohio.

Emma Alice Young married John C. Allen 6 March 1879 at her parent's home in Washington Township, Pickaway County.29 Emma Alice (Young) Allen died 30 January 1922 at Prosperity, Jasper County, Missouri, and along with her husband is buried in the Pleasant View/Shiloh Cemetery north of Baxter Springs, Kansas.30

1Henry Z. Jones, More Palatine Families: Some Immigrants to the Middle Colonies, 1717-1776, and Their

European Origins (University City, CA: H. Z. Jones, cl991), p. 457. An Johann Engel Jung emigrated from Biersdorfto the Colonies in 1753, but it is not known if he were the John Engel of this family .

2Ralph Beaver Strassburger, Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in

the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808, 2 vols., ed. William John Hinke (1934; reprint ed., Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1966), 1 :312, 402 and 576-577; and Theodore Freilinghuysen Chambers, Early Germans of New Jersey: Their History, Churches and Genealogy (Dover NJ: 1895 ; reprint ed. , Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1969), pp. 579-580 (extracts from German Reformed Church of Alexandria Township).

3 Pennsylvania German Pioneers, 1 :312. 4Ibid. , 1 :402.

5Ibid., 1 :576.

6 Early Germans of New Jersey, p. 579.

7Ibid.

8Ibid.

9Charles A. Fisher, Wills and Administrations of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, Including Wills and

Administrations of Union, Mifflin and Indiana Counties; All Formerly a Part of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania (Selinsgrove, PA, 1950; reprint ed. , Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1974), p. 27.

10war of 1812 Pension File of Abraham Young, SC 13140. National Archives and Records Administration,

Washington, D.C. [hereafter NARA]. 11

Undocumented information: RootsWeb WorldConnect Database: rkerstetter. Contact: Rodney Kerstetter, rkerstetter@worldnet. att. net. *

12War of 1812 Pension File of Abraham Young, SC 13140.

13Union County, PA, Deeds, Misc. Book 2:564-565, 15 July 1876/1 May 1899. Union County Courthouse,

Lewisburg, PA. This deed enumerates eleven children and implies the twelfth.

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14U.S. Census, 1850, East Buffalo Township, Union County, PA, Abraham Young, p. 286, Series M432,

Roll 831, NARA. Some researchers are assigning birth and death dates for Catharine (Kerstetter) Young of 19 June 1791 and 7 August 1853 and indicating she was buried at Dreisback Cemetery. Their work is undocumented and thus far it has not been possible to verify this.*

15War ofl812 Pension File of Abraham Young, SC 13140.

16U.S Censuses, 1860, East Buffalo Township, Union County, PA, Levi Young, p. 730, Series M653 , Roll 1188; and 1870, East Buffalo Township, Union County, PA, Levi Young, p. 488, Series M593, Roll 1485. NARA.

17"0bituary of Abraham Young," Lewisburg [PA] Chronicle, 28 May 1875.

18Union County, PA, Deeds, Misc. Book 2:564-565.

19Ibid. and "Obituary of Samuel Young," Religious Telescope (Publication of the United Brethren in Christ

Church), 1 April 1896, p. 221 and Paul Mayberry, comp., Pickaway and Washington Townships Cemetery Inventories [Pickaway County, OH] (Circleville, OH: Pickaway County Historical Society, 1997), p. 97.

2011Marriage announcement of Samuel Young," New Berlin (PA) Union Times 2 March 1837. 21

0hio Certificate ofDeath, Vol. 843 , File 39565, Simon Young. 22

U.S. Census, 1840, Bloom Township, Fairfield County, OH, Samuel Young, p. 414, Series M704, Roll 394, NARA; and Fairfield County, OH, Marriage Record, Book 1, 1835-1851 , p. 166. Fairfield County Courthouse, Lancaster, Ohio. All Fairfield County civil documents cited herein are at this location.

23Fairfield County, OH, Marriage Record, Book 1, 1835-1851, p. 166; also Fairfield Co., OH, Guardian Appointment, 22 March 1832, Estate File Box 2272?; and Fairfield Co., OH, Deed Book R:329, John and Elizabeth Grauel to Robinson J. Peters, recorded 1826.

24U.S. Census, 1850, Washington Twp., Pickaway Co., OH, p. 210, Series M432, Roll 720. NARA.

25Union County, PA, Miscellaneous Deed Book 2:564-565; U.S. Censuses, 1880, Pickaway County, OH, Jackson Twp., Nelson Bogenreif, p. 392, Series T9, Roll 1057; and 1880, Pickaway County, Circleville, Ohio, Jacob Young, p. 563, Series T9, Roll 1058. NARA.

26U. S. Census, 1850, Washington Twp., Pickaway Co., OH, p. 210; and "Obituary of Samuel Young."

27Records of Mary Elizabeth (Allen) Sample, deceased, granddaughter of Samuel and Catharine Young. These

birth records were transcribed from an Allen/Young family Bible, present owner unknown (This list appears on the Family Group Sheet for Samuel Young.); and Pickaway County, OH, Will Book 7:487-489, Samuel Young, 19 June 1890/18 March 1896. Also Missouri Certificate of Death, Missouri State Board ofHealth, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Jefferson City, MO, Mrs. Emma Allen, 30 January 1922, recorded 31 January 1922.

28Paul Mayberry, comp., Pickaway and Washington Townships Cemetery Inventories. 29

Pickaway County, Ohio, Marriage Records 1862-1898 (n. p.: Pickaway County Historical Society, 1995), Males, p. 2; original record vol. 8:74; and Circleville (OH) Democrat and Watchman, 14 March 1879.

30Missouri Certificate ofDeath, Mrs. Emma Allen, 30 January 1922, recorded 31January1922.

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