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92. JOHN H.⁵ YOUNG (JACOB⁴, JOHN³, MORGAN², YOUNG¹) was born February 12, 1813 in near Fredericktown, Ohio USA, and died October 03, 1894 in Clinton Iowa USA. He married PHEBE ANN LYON December 16, 1838 in Knox County Ohio USA, daughter of SIMEON LYON and HANNAH SEARING. She died July 29, 1890.

Notes for JOHN H. YOUNG:
"Our Young Family in America"
REF ID: 46 JOHN H. YOUNG

      John H. Young, farmer, land dealer, harness maker, born February 12 1812, near Fredericktown Ohio died October 03, 1894 at Clinton Iowa and was buried beside his wife in Grove Hill cemetery Morrison Illinois. The gravestone of his wife reads, "Mrs. J. H. Young, Died July 29, 1890, Age 69 yrs. 10 mos. 25 days." Some 60 odd land deals by John are recorded at Mt. Gilead Ohio where his father settled in 1824 with his family. John's earlier land deals are recorded at Marion Ohio. John married, December 16 1838, in Knox County Ohio. Phebe Ann Lyon (recorded Mt. Veron, Ohio). Phebe was the daughter of Simeon (born Auggust 22, 1776, died January 22 1846, burried in the Salem M. E. churchyard, near Fredericktown Ohio) and Hannah (Searing) Lyon (1772-1858). She was one of 12 children: Mehitable, Abigail, Perninah, Benhamin (born February 04, 1802, married in 1828 Margaret M. Jackson), Elizabeth, Jane, Asher Newton, William Caroline, Mary, Phebe, and Daniel Lyon. Our source of information is Mrs. Maude (Lyon) Mullin, daughter of Marion, born 1842, died 1933, and Anamda (Dickey) Lyon (1852-1928, buried Forerst cemetery, Fredericktown, Ohio, and granddaughter of William (born August 14 1811, Wayne Township, Knox County Ohio , died 1893) and Louise (Keyes) Lyon, born October 27 1875, married September 26 1906 at Fredericktown Ohio where she is living 1947, George Burch Mullin (1876-1940). She has two children: LyonelBurch (born August 20, 1914 married June 11 1932, Sarah Kathlyn Trott, and has 2 children. Lyonel Nichols, born April 09, 1933, and John Michaile Mullin, born November 17, 1940) and Leah Marion Mullin, born September 19, 1909. Jane Lyon perhaps married William Allen, son of Jobe and Elizabeth Jackson Allen. See page 65.
      Abraham and Simeon Lyon joined Nathaniel Mitchell Young in Knox county Ohio in 1804. Simeon who registered his "earmarks at Mendham New Jersey in 1798 was the son of Abraham and Phebe (Bobbett) Lyon, a sister of Simeon, and a cousin of A. C. Jackson who married Charity Young, sister of John H. Young.
      Daniel Lyon (perhaps he whom the "Lyon Memorial" makes a son of Simeon) and his wife Hannah were original members, 1830, of the Salem M. E. Church, near Gredericktown, Ohio. Buried in Salem cemetery are the Rev. Epharaim Lyon (died April 08, 1846, Age 68 yrs.), his wife Eunice (died January 24 1881, Age 97yrs. 5 mos. 12 days), Ruth Lyon (1827-1908), Abraham Lyon (1816-1890), and Byram Lyon died 1888.
      Benjamin Lyon, with Elizabeth (Mitchell) Kent, sister of Hannah Young and Abigail Jackson, witnessed, May 01 1794, in Morris County, New Jersey, an "Agreement" between John Young and Mathaniel Shotwell, which was recorded in 1814 at Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Elizabeth Kent with her husband joined the "Jersey Settlement" in Ohio in 1826. Their son, John Kent, born 1816, settled in Union Grove. Illonois in 1839 (Bent's, "History of Whiteside County, Illinois").
      The earliset alliance of the Lyon and Young Families is one shown in the will 1774, of John Young where Jean (Young) is called the wife of Asher Lyon.
      Mrs. Maude Mullin has a letter written, January 16 1881 by Phebe Lyon Young to her brother William Lyon, of Fredericktown. The letter describes the family life of John and Phebe in Clinton, Iowa and names three of he their children.
      i. Walter, lived at one time in Memphis Tennessee
ii. Sarepta, died, May 11 1848 age 3 yrs Buried, Mt. Gilead, Ohio.
iii. Knapp, lived in Chicago, Illonois.
iv. Victoria, married John C. Bennett, at Clinton Iowa. Major Bennett served during theCivil War in the 10th Reg. Iowa Vol Infantry (Adj General, Des Moines, Iowa) Both are buried at Morrison, Illinois.

Children of JOHN YOUNG and PHEBE LYON are:

	i.		WALTER⁶ YOUNG.
	ii.		KNAPP YOUNG.
	iii.		VICTORIA YOUNG, m. JOHN C. BENNETT, Clinton Iowa USA.
	iv.		SAREPTA YOUNG, b. Abt. 1845; d. May 11, 1848.

93. AARON PITNEY⁵ YOUNG (JACOB⁴, JOHN³, MORGAN², YOUNG¹) was born February 17, 1824 in Near Fredericktown Ohio, and died May 17, 1906 in Morrison, Illinois USA. He married LYDIA A. BOYER.

Notes for AARON PITNEY YOUNG:
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REF ID: 48 AARON PITNEY YOUNG

      Aaron Pitney Young born February 17 1824, near Fredericktown, Ohio, died, May 17 1906, at Morrison, Illinois where he and his wife were buried in Grove Hill cemetery (Gravestone dates). Aaron received his middle name from his maternal grandmother, Azuba Pitney Beers (Record 15 and 42). Elizabeth Pitney, sister of Azuba, married a Mr. Baldwin (Will of Nath. Pitney, 1763, New Jersey Archives). The first volume of land records at Mt. Gilead, Ohio shows that Aaron sold his farm, in Range 212, Morrow County, Ohio to his brother-in-law Silas Mitchell, September 14, 1848. Aaron was the first school teacher in Whiteside Illinois and was Collector for Mt. Pleasant township in the county 1873-4 (Bent's History of Whiteside County, Illinois). The record of Aaron's marriage to Lydia A. Boyer (died February 29 1916, Age 82) appears in the records of Whiteside County but no date is shown. She probably was the daughter of Henry Boyer who settled in Whiteside County before 1840. Aaron and Lydia had two children whose gravestones at Morrison, Illinois give the dates following.

      i. Jacob Burr (? Borr) , died October 01 1861, Age 7.
ii. Edward Grant, died November 10, 1882, Age 18 years 3 months.

Children of AARON YOUNG and LYDIA BOYER are:

	i.		EDWARD GRANT⁶ YOUNG, d. November 10, 1882.
	ii.		JACOB BURR YOUNG, b. Abt. 1854; d. October 01, 1861.

94. CHARLES⁵ DALRYMPLE (MARY⁴ YOUNG, JOHN³, MORGAN², YOUNG¹) was born June 08, 1795, and died February 22, 1874 in Morrow County, Ohio. He married NANCY HANCE 1821. She was born July 10, 1800.

Notes for CHARLES DALRYMPLE:
"OUR YOUNG FAMILY IN AMERICA"
REF ID: 16 UNDER MARY YOUNG

i. Charles, born June 8 1795, died February 22 1874, Morrow County, Ohio, married 1821, Nancy Hance, born July 10 1800. Eight children: Mary, married Mr. Lewis; Thomas H., of Mt. Gilead, Ohio acted as att'y for Amanda and Lafayette Jackson in settlement of Jacob Young's estate (Mt. Gilead, Ohio Records), was buried at Mt. Gilead, Ohio beside his wife, Anna (1833-1869); Ambrose; Martha, married. Mr. Douglass; Hannah, married Mathew Boner (Bonar); William H., born June 17 1834, Morrow County, Ohio, married 1871, Mary Busoul, born April 24 1844, and had a son Edward; C. Hannibal; and Jacob W. Dalrymple.

Children of CHARLES DALRYMPLE and NANCY HANCE are:

	i.		MARY⁶ DALRYMPLE, m. MR. LEWIS.
	ii.		THOMAS H. DALRYMPLE, m. ANNA ELIZABETH TALMAGE; b. 1833; d. 1869.

Notes for THOMAS H. DALRYMPLE:
Thomas H., of Mt Gilead, Ohio acted as att'y for Amanda andd Lafayette Jackson in settlement of Jacob Young's estate (Mt. Gilead, Ohio records), was buried at Mt. Gilead, Ohio beside his wife, Anna (1833-1869).

	iii.	AMBROSE DALRYMPLE.
	iv.	MARTHA DALRYMPLE, m. MR. DOUGLASS.
	v.	HANNAH DALRYMPLE, m. MATHEW BONER.
	vi.	C. HANNIBAL DALRYMPLE.
	vii.	JACOB W. DALRYMPLE, m. CORNELIA R. TALMAGE.
182.	viii.	WILLIAM H. DALRYMPLE, b. June 17, 1834, Morrow County, Ohio.

95. JACOB⁵ DALRYMPLE (MARY⁴ YOUNG, JOHN³, MORGAN², YOUNG¹) was born March 29, 1797, and died May 17, 1889. He married PHEBE LEWIS December 15, 1821, daughter of WILLIAM LEWIS and RHODA CONGER. She was born 1810.

Notes for JACOB DALRYMPLE:
"OUR YOUNG FAMILY IN AMERICA"
REF ID: 16 UNDER MARY YOUNG

ii. Jacob, born March 29 1797, died May 17 1889, burried Wayne Cemetery, near Fredericktown, Ohio married, December 15 1821, Phebe, daughter of William and Rhoda (Conger) Lewis. Eight children, all born on the homestead farm near Fredericktown, Ohio (Mrs. Eva Dalrymple (C. J.) McGugin, Fredericktown, Ohio). Rhoda, born December 4 1822, married Mr. Ogden; Aaron, born August 18 1824, died October 27 1900; William, born April 7 1827, died December 27 1885, had four children: Charles, Kitty, Lewis and Mary E.; Mitchell Young, born January 17 1830, died September 2 1870; Robert M., born June 28 1833, died August 31 1924, married April 11 1861, Nancy Sabina Struble (daughter of Halsey) and had two children, born near Lucerne, Ohio; Lorin E., born December 27 1861, died November 26 1924, married November 17 1886, Nellie S. Truesdale and had two children: Eva, born Nov 4 1891, married Clarence Joe McGugin (two children: Helen L., born February 18 1913, married August 9 1931, Lloyd Stinemetz, and Lena Alice McGugin, born November 26 1915), and Jennie Marie, born September 9 1899, married September 4 1924, Mr. Baker; and Lew M. (brother Lorin E.), born August 15 1864, living 1946 at Bedford, Ohio; Sarah, 6th child of Jacob, born 1837, married Mr. Ball; Charles Lafayette, born 1841; and Mary E. Dalrymple. Chas. Lafayette Dalrymple practiced medicine in Mt. Vernon, Ohio He married first Maggie Doty in 1845, and had six children: Aaron; Rhoda; Ogden; Robert; Chas. L. jr.; and Minnie Douglass Dalrymple.

Children of JACOB DALRYMPLE and PHEBE LEWIS are:

	i.	MARY E.⁶ DALRYMPLE.
	ii.	RHODA DALRYMPLE, b. December 04, 1822, on homestead near Fredericktown Ohio USA; m. MR. OGDEN.
	iii.	AARON DALRYMPLE, b. August 18, 1824, on homestead near Fredericktown Ohio USA; d. October 27, 1900.
183.	iv.	WILLIAM DALRYMPLE, b. April 07, 1827, born on homestead near Fredericktown Ohio; d. December 27, 1885.
	v.	MITCHELL YOUNG DALRYMPLE, b. January 17, 1830, born on homestead near Fredericktown Ohio; d. September 02, 1870.
184.	vi.	ROBERT M. DALRYMPLE, b. June 28, 1833; d. August 31, 1924.
	vii.	SARAH DALRYMPLE, b. 1837; m. MR. BALL.
185.	viii.	CHARLES LAFAYETTE DALRYMPLE, SR., b. 1841.

96. JAMES LOGAN⁵ YOUNG (JOHN⁴, JOHN³, MORGAN², YOUNG¹) was born September 18, 1808 in Morris County New Jersey USA, and died March 04, 1882 in Near Wilmington Illinois. USA. He married HARRIET AYERS May 25, 1836 in Mansfield Ohio. She was born June 26, 1815 in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania USA, and died February 24, 1881 in Wilmington Illinois USA.

Notes for JAMES LOGAN YOUNG:
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REF ID: 49 JAMES LOGAN YOUNG

James Logan Young born, September 18, 1808, in Morris County, New Jersey, died March 4 1882, near Wilmington, Illinios and was buried in Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, D.C. He was brought in infancy to Richland County, Ohio by his parents. He taught school in Richland before moving to Wilington, Illinios where he was a Justice of the Peace for many years. He married at Mansfield Ohio, May 23 1836, Harriet Ayers (Mansfield, Ohio records), born June 26 1815, at Burgettstown PA., died February 24 1881 at Wilmington Illinios and burried there. Amongst the recoreds at Joliet Illinios referring to James is the following which also concerns record #50. "William Young and Maria, his wife, of Will County, Illinios, on October 26 1864, gave a mortgage to George Young (Record 32) of Wayne County, Ohio for $600. which was paid in 1868 and witnessed to by James L. Young, Notary."
The four children of James and Harriet Ayers have some information under the family group sheet.

Children of JAMES YOUNG and HARRIET AYERS are:

186.	i.	JOHN RAMSEY⁶ YOUNG, b. February 20, 1837, Wilmington Illinois USA; d. May 19, 1920, Washington DC.
	ii.	ABIGAIL YOUNG, b. September 20, 1840, Wilmington Illinois USA; d. November 22, 1840, Wilmington Illinois USA.
187.	iii.	EVELYN YOUNG, b. May 28, 1844, Wilmington Illinois USA.
	iv.	ELIZABETH YOUNG, b. November 30, 1851, Wilmington Illinois USA; m. GEORGE B. CURTIS, Chicago, Illinois USA.
188.	v.	SARAH CAROLINE YOUNG, b. August 28, 1853, Wilmington Illinois USA.

97. WILLIAM⁵ YOUNG (JOHN⁴, JOHN³, MORGAN², YOUNG¹) was born March 31, 1810, and died March 17, 1864. He married MARY LACEY. She was born 1814.

Notes for WILLIAM YOUNG:
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REF ID: 50 WILLIAM YOUNG

William Young died March 17, 1864, age 54 years, and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, at DeKalb Illinois (Gravestone record). A nearby stone marks the grave of his son John who died April 04, 18__, age 10 months. Mr. Young married Mary Lacey (born 1814, New York State, according to the 1860 United States Census for Sycamore, Illinois). The children: Edwin born 1844, William, born 1846, and John. William is perhaps referred to in Record 49. The following item in the records at Joliet, Illinois seems to relate to some kin of our subject: "February 11 1869, Charles Dickenson and wife Agnes, of Peotone Illinois sold to Lacey Young 120 acres of land in Range 12."

Children of WILLIAM YOUNG and MARY LACEY are:

	i.		JOHN⁶ YOUNG.
	ii.		EDWIN YOUNG, b. 1844.
	iii.		WILLIAM YOUNG, b. 1846.

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