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81. JOHN DARBY⁵ DEWITT, JR. (CHARITY⁴ YOUNG, WILLIAM³, MORGAN², YOUNG¹) died March 15, 1866. He married MARY WASHER. She died August 22, 1864.

Children of JOHN DEWITT and MARY WASHER are:

	i.		JOHN V.⁶ DEWITT, m. JANE DALRYMPLE.
	ii.		ISAAC A. DEWITT, m. LENOR.

82. SILAS⁵ YOUNG (ROBERT⁴, WILLIAM³, MORGAN², YOUNG¹) was born March 10, 1802 in Wantage Twnsp, Sussex County, New Jersey, and died March 15, 1887. He married (1) MARY C. VOUGHT. She was born August 03, 1839, and died May 12, 1917. He married (2) HALDAH LEWIS. She was born July 27, 1806, and died April 19, 1858.

Notes for SILAS YOUNG:
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REFERENCE ID: 36 SILAS YOUNG

      Silas Young born, March 10 1802, in Wantage Township, Sussex County, New Jersey, died March 15 1887 and was buried in his family lot at Newton New Jersey. He was a prosperous farmer who was a member of the State Assembly in 1866, and President of the Dairyman's Assoc. of Brighton in 1880 (Snell's History of Sussex County, New Jersey.
      In the Hall of Records, at Newton, it is recorded that Silas in 1827 sold land to Peter Wintermute, with Isaac Wintermute as a witness. The mother of Silas was Sarah Wintermute Young. The same records show that Silas was a resident of Allamuchy, Warren County (earlier Sussex and still earlier Morris County) in 1866 when he bought land in Andover Township from his son William I. Young, of New York, New York.
      The tombstone of Silas is covered on its four sides with information that delights the heart of a genealogist. On one side it gives the death dates and age of Morgan and Elizabeth Mill Young (Reference 2), William and Miriam Throckmorton Young (Reference 3), and Robert and Sarah Wintermute Young (Reference 13). There are no headstones. On a second side are the birth and Death dates Of Silas, his two wives and three daughters. There is a headstone for each of these. On the third side there is similar data about William I. Young, his wife and one son. for each of these there is a headstone indicating burial here. The last side has engraved up it: "John Burch, born May 6, 1805 died March 17, 1878"; "Nancy Cromwell, wife of John Burch, died August 17, 1886 age 75 years"; Caroline Leland Wintermute, daughter of John and Nancy, born July 03, 1831 died May 04, 1899." John Burch was the father-in-law of W.I. Young. Caroline Leland Wintermute married first Robert Porter Leland, and second, Mr. Wintermute.
      The Will of Silas Young (Yong) of Andover Township, Sussex County, New Jersey (dated March 06, 1887, probated, May 04 1887, at Newton New Jersey) names his wife, Mary V. Young, and his son, William I., as Executors, and lists the following children: Emily Roe, widow of David Roe; William I. Young; Amanda Slater, deceased, wife of James B. Slatter, and mother of George A. Slater and Isabelle H. Wolfe, widow of Jacob A. Wolfe of Huntsville, New Jersey; Charles M. Young; Julia M. Duncan, deceased, wife of W. Livingston Duncan, of Franklin New Jersey; Sarah Hazen, wife of Aaron C. Hazen, of Newark, New Jersey; Ann Duncan, wife of Henry B. Duncan; Mary Isabelle; and Lewis S. Young. Accompanying papers with the will list the heirs of Silas Young that had been found when the final settlement of the estate was made in 1917: Lewis S. Young, James B. Slater, George A. Slater, W. L. Duncan, Millie Mayhew, William L Hazen, Arthur S. Hazen, Mabel E. Hazen (all of whom are noted as being out of New Jersey.); Jacob A. Wolfe, Dolly A Van Sycle, Grance L. Hazen, Joseph K. Hazen, Anna B. Hazen, A. C. Hazen, Emma C. Hazen and Harry W. Hazen.
      Silas Young married, first, Hulda Lewis, born July 27 1806. died March 18, 1858, buried Newton New Jersey, He married second, Mary C. Vought, born August 3 1838, died May 12 1917, Hulda was the mother of all the children except Charlotte and Lewis S. Young (Mrs. M. L. Hunt, Andover New Jersey).

Children of SILAS YOUNG and MARY VOUGHT are:

	i.		CHAROTTE R.⁶ YOUNG, b. December 16, 1860; d. September 12, 1862.
158.	ii.		LEWIS STRYVESANT YOUNG, b. 1862; d. 1941.

Children of SILAS YOUNG and HALDAH LEWIS are:

	iii.	EMILY⁶ YOUNG, m. DAVID ROE.
159.	iv.	AMANDA YOUNG.
	v.	JULIA HIBLER YOUNG, m. LIVINGSTON W. DUNCAN.

Notes for JULIA HIBLER YOUNG:
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Julia Mibler, married 1823 Livingston W. Duncan, of Franklin (now Nutley New Jersey), brother of Henry B. Duncan who married Anna sister of Julia M. Young. Julia had no children (W. L. Duncan, Caldwell, New Jersey)

160.	vi.	ANNA M. YOUNG, b. September 01, 1790.
161.	vii.	WILLIAM IRA YOUNG, b. September 30, 1830, near Allamuchy, New Jersey USA; d. October 15, 1920, Andover New Jersey.
162.	viii.	CHARLES MUNSON YOUNG, SR., b. September 11, 1834.
163.	ix.	SARAH YOUNG, b. 1836; d. 1904.
	x.	ANN YOUNG, b. November 16, 1836; d. October 29, 1842.
	xi.	MARY ISABLLA YOUNG, b. January 04, 1841; d. May 24, 1913; m. JOSEPH K. VAN BOMEL.

83. ANNA⁵ YOUNG (NATHANIEL MITCHELL⁴, JOHN³, MORGAN², YOUNG¹) was born March 23, 1794 in Morris County, New Jersey USA, and died April 26, 1886 in Perkins Twn., Erie County, Ohio USA. She married NOAH YOUNG, SR. March 20, 1811 in North Monroeville, Ohio USA, son of MORGAN YOUNG and JANE LOSEY. He was born April 1788 in Elizabeth Township, Essex County, New Jersey USA, and died July 05, 1858 in New Haven, Ohio USA.

Notes for ANNA YOUNG:
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REFERENCE ID: 37 ANNA YOUNG

      By her marriage to Noah Youn (Reference 28) two collateral lines of our Young family were united. Her birth, March 23 1794, Morris County, New Jersey, is recorded in her bothers Bible now owned by C.D. Young, of Eelaware, Ohio. Her died April 26 1886, age 92 in Perkins Township, Erie County Ohio is recorded at Sandusky Ohio.

Notes for NOAH YOUNG, SR.:
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REFERENCE ID 28 NOAH YOUNG

      Noah Young son of Morgan and Jane Losey Young was married March 20 1811, at North Monroeville, Ohio, by Samuel Kratzer, to Anna Young (Reference 37), daughter of Nathaniel Mithcell and Mary Lewis Young (Reference 14). The marriage unite two collateral line of our Young family. Noah died, July 05 1858, on his farm about two miles east of New Haven, Ohio, age 70 years, 3 months, (Gravestone record) and was buried, as was his wife, in the old cemetery at New Haven. He was born in April 1788 in Elizabeth Township, Essex County, New Jersey. (Family Bible). He was living with parents and two sisters in Fallowfield Township. Washington County, Pennsylvania when the United States Census for 1790 was taken. When about 18 years old he was taken by his parents to near West Union, Adams County, Ohio from where he move after a brief sojourn and joined his relatives who had settled near Fredericktown, Ohio. The death record of Mahlon, first child of Noah and Anna Young, shows that he was born two miles east of Fredericktown, Ohio (Norwalk, Ohio records).
      On February 15 1815, Noah Young, of Know County Ohio, bought form the Federal Government through the Wooster, Ohio office, a farm of 163.67 acres in Trou Township, Richland County Ohio. (Department of Interior, Washington D.C.). In 1833, Noah and Anna sold this land described as the SW 1/4 Sect 30, township 20, range 18 to Andrew Perkins, their brother-in-law (Reference 38) (Mansfield Ohio Records). The Mansfield records, Volume 3, page 4, show that Noah in 1821 bought from Andrew Perkins a farm in Range 19, Twp 20, Sec 25. In 1828, about one year before his parents arrived from Adams County to become his neighbors, Noah bought a farm in Ridgefield Township, Huron County Ohio. In 1831, with his brother Henry he bought his parent's recently purchased farm (Reference 9). On this farm in New Haven Township, Noah died. At one time, Noah owned a farm in Berlin Township, Hurron County, Ohio which he sold in 1841 to Elias Ellis (Norwalk, Ohio records). Before making his first land purchase in northern Ohio Noah is said to have inspected the farm land in Fentress County Tennessee and to have bought a farm which is still recorded in his name at Jamestown. Enquiry about the record at Jamestown has failed to bring a reply form the recorder, Noah's wife refused to live in Fentress County, Tennessee because of the lack of schools. (Family records).
      Noah served in the War of 1812 as a corporal in the 6th Regiment. Ohio Militia, in a Company commanded by his cousin, Captain Jacob Young (Reference 15).
      The will of Noah, made June 22 1858, proved August 23 1858, gave all his property to his wife Anna during her live, and ordered his son Morgan after the death of Anna to sell the property and divide the proceeds amongst the children. The will names four children: Elizabeth B. Hough, Chilon, Mary Ann House, and Jane Boardman. The witnesses were: E.C. Woodworth, J.H. Mills and Dashop Warren. Morgan sold the property consisting of 55 acres, part of the J.V. Vredenbugh partition, New Haven Township, Huron County Ohio, May 10 1860 (Norwalk Ohio Reflector, April 24 1869). The will of Anna Young mentions the fact that her property adjoins that of Uriah Young, unidentified, who left Adams County, Ohio with Morgan Young (see Reference 9). Anna's will is on file at Norwalk, Ohio. Children of Noah and Anna Young (Various family Bible).

Children are listed above under (58) Noah Young, Sr..

84. ELIZABETH⁵ YOUNG (NATHANIEL MITCHELL⁴, JOHN³, MORGAN², YOUNG¹) was born June 09, 1795 in Morris County New Jersey USA, and died in Perkins Twn, Erie County Ohio USA. She married ANDREW PERKINS in Knox County Ohio USA.

Notes for ELIZABETH YOUNG:
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REF ID: 38 ELIZABETH YOUNG

      Elizabeth Young was born June 09 1795 in Morris County New Jersey according to records in her brother's Bible. (Record 39) she died and was buried in Perkins Township, Erie County Ohio. Elizabeth married Andrew Perkins in Knox County, Ohio the early records of which are scattered between Mansfield and Mt. Vernon, and those at Mt. Vernon in 1942 were stored in the attic and inaccessible, according to officials! Deed records at Mansfield, Ohio reveal that Andrew Perkins in 1813 bought land from John Young Jr. and January 13 1821 Noah Young (Record 28) sold land in range 18 to Andrew Perkins. Also in 1821 Andrew and Elizabeth Perkins sold land in Troy Township, Richland County to Noah Young. This places the marriage of Elizabeth before 1821. Three of the children of Andrew and Elizabeth were Lewis, Elias and Hannah Perkins. The latter married a Mr. Beech (Mrs. Bertha Curtiss Anderson, Los Angeles California). Andrew was a kinsman of he Honorable Elias Perkins, resident of New London Conn. after whom the township of Perkins derived its name (History of Erie County, Ohio, Lewis C. Aldrich).

Children of ELIZABETH YOUNG and ANDREW PERKINS are:

	i.		LEWIS⁶ PERKINS.
	ii.		ELIAS PERKINS.
	iii.		HANNAH PERKINS.

85. JAMES LEWIS⁵ YOUNG (NATHANIEL MITCHELL⁴, JOHN³, MORGAN², YOUNG¹) was born August 03, 1797 in Morris Coutny, New Jersey USA, and died March 24, 1849 in Mt. Vernon, Ohio USA. He married NAOMI MITCHELL June 04, 1818, daughter of WILLIAM MITCHELL and PHEBE SOUTHARD. She was born December 26, 1800, and died April 07, 1885.

Notes for JAMES LEWIS YOUNG:
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REFERENCE ID: 39 JAMES LEWIS YOUNG

James Lewis Young born, August 03, 1797, in Morris County, New Jersey, died, March 24 1849, at Mt. Vernon Ohio where he was buried in Mound View Cemetery. His parents came to Ohio in 1803 and settled on the west branch of Owl Creek near Mt. Vernon. The United States Census for 1820 places Lewis and his family in the Mt. Vernon area of Knox County, Ohio. Lewis married here, June 04, 1818, his second cousin, Naomi Mitchell, born December 26 1800, died April 07 1885. After the death of Lewis, Naomi married in Knox County, Thomas Evans. Naomi was the daughter of William (died August 12 1848 age 83 yrs. buried Mt. Vernon Ohio) and Phebe Southard Mitchell (died February 24 1861, age 91). William Mitchell was a brother of Hannah who married John Young (Reference 6). He settled near the Youngs at Fredericktown in 1808, coming there from Allegheny County Pennsylvania. Two other children of William and Phebe Mitchell and their wives are buried in Mound View Cemetery: the Rev. John (born April 19 1806, died November 23 1863) and wife Ann Ogden Mitchell (born May 19 1805, died May 12 1888), and Silas Mitchell (born April 20 1814, died July 24, 1896 age 82 (Reference 15). Mary sister of Naomi Mitchell, married Aaron Young (Reference 18). Lewis and Naomi had three children.

Children of JAMES YOUNG and NAOMI MITCHELL are:

	i.	SARAH⁶ YOUNG, b. March 10, 1819; d. April 06, 1864; m. EDWARD CALKINS; d. April 02, 1862.
	ii.	NATHANIEL MITCHELL YOUNG, b. March 04, 1821; d. September 02, 1824.
164.	iii.	WILLIAM MITCHELL YOUNG, b. May 21, 1830, near Fredericktown Ohio; d. April 01, 1910.

86. HANNAH⁵ YOUNG (NATHANIEL MITCHELL⁴, JOHN³, MORGAN², YOUNG¹) was born March 13, 1799 in Morris County, New Jersey USA, and died August 01, 1880 in Huron County, Ohio USA. She married JOHN BEEBE.

Notes for HANNAH YOUNG:
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REFERENCE ID: 40 HANNAH YOUNG

      Hannah Young born, March 13 1799, in Morris County, New Jersey, died, August 01 1880, in Huron County, Ohio. She married John Beebe (? son of David living in Ridgefield, Ohio, 1840, age 93. United States Census), a farmer at Cook's Corners, now North Monroeville, Ohio. The United States Census of 1830 places the family, parents and five children, in Ridgefield township, Huron County, Ohio. They moved about 1835 to Norwalk, Ohio where Mr. Beebe established a fanning mill factory which he managed for years, then sold it and moved to Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Beebe was related to the Beebe family some of whom (Roxy, Sarah, William) were buried in Wayne Township Cemetery, near Fredericktown, Ohio and also to William R. Beebe who with Julius House (born September 3 1786, at Glastonbury Conn., died March 12 1871, at Perkins, Ohio) bought land in 1815 in the "Firelands." (L.C. Aldrich, "History of Erie County, Ohio"). Mary Young (unidentified) married, October 14 1841, Roswell R. Beebe (Recorded Norwalk Ohio). Mrs. Bertha C. Anderson (Reference 167) supplied the names of the children of John and Hannah Beebe.

Children of HANNAH YOUNG and JOHN BEEBE are:

	i.	ALTHEA⁶ BEEBE, m. GEORGE W. WHITNEY.
165.	ii.	LYDIA BEEBE.
	iii.	AMBROSE BEEBE.
	iv.	FRANK BEEBE.
	v.	DAVID BEEBE.
	vi.	CHARLES BEEBE.
	vii.	ANNE BEEBE, b. April 01, 1829, near Norwalk Ohio; d. December 16, 1903; m. CHARLES ELLIOT RENNEWELL, June 28, 1853, Sandusky, Ohio; b. January 11, 1829, at Sandusky Ohio; d. 1904, Cleveland Ohio.

Notes for ANNE BEEBE:
Our Young Family in America, Record 102, Ann Beebe, born April 01 1829, near Norwalk, Ohio died Dec 16 1903. She married June 28 1853, Charles Elliot Pennewell, born Jan 11 1829, at Sandusky, Ohio died in 1904 at Cleveland, Ohio. Judge Pennewell was admitted to the bar of Ohio in 1851 and practiced his profession at Norwalk until 1875 when he moved his family to Cleveland. He was elected to the common pleas bench at Norwalk in 1869.
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87. ABIGAIL⁵ YOUNG (JACOB⁴, JOHN³, MORGAN², YOUNG¹) was born October 29, 1798 in Byram Twnshp, Sussex County New Jersey USA, and died November 19, 1862 in Whiteside County, Illinois USA. She married (1) DANIEL BRYANT 1813 in Knox County, Ohio USA. He was born August 25, 1793 in Morris County, New Jersey USA, and died July 20, 1820 in Near Fredericktown, Ohio USA. She married (2) HENRY YSTICK July 03, 1821.

Notes for ABIGAIL YOUNG:
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REF ID: 41 ABIGAIL YOUNG

      Abigail Young born, October 29, 1798, in Byram Township, Sussex County, New Jersey, died, November 19 1862, and was buried in a rural cemetery in Ustick Township, Whiteside County, Illinois (M.C. Ustick, Lyons, Nebr. quotes from "A Register of the Ustick Family," By William U. Ustick, 1894, Dubuque, Iowa).
      Abigail married first in Knox County Ohio, Daniel Bryant (born August 25 1793, Morris County New Jersey, died July 20 1820, near Fredericktown, Ohio) probably a son of James and Ann Lewis Bryant (Record 8). Daniel and Abigail had three children: John, William, and Elizabeth Bryant.
      Abigail married second July 03 1821, for his second wife, Henry Ustick, J.P., of Morrow County Ohio, He married, first, Nancy Smiley, April 14 1812, at Mt. Gilead, Ohio. Judge Ustick moved his family in 1839 to Whiteside County, IIllinois and with John A. Robertson laid out Unionville, about half of a mile from

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Children of ABIGAIL YOUNG and DANIEL BRYANT are:

	i.		JOHN⁶ BRYANT.
	ii.		WILLIAM BRYANT.
	iii.		ELIZABETH BRYANT.

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