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Descendants of Phillip and William Young

Generation No. 3

3. PHILLIP³ YOUNG (JOHN ?², ANCESTOR¹) was born Abt. 1775 in South Carolina, and died 1835 in Fairfield County, South Carolina (Source: Fairfield County, South Carolina, Estate Settlements.). He married ELIZABETH MNU Abt. 1800 in Fairfield County, South Carolina, daughter of UNKNOWN FATHER and UNKNOWN MOTHER. She was born Abt. 1775 in North Carolina, and died Aft. 1850 in Tippah County, Mississippi.

More About PHILLIP YOUNG:
Census 1: 1810, Fairfield County, SC: Phillip Young, 1M 26-45; 1F 26-45; 1M 10-16; 1F 10-16; 2M 0-10; 3F 0-10. (Source: United States Federal Census, South Carolina, Fairfield County, 1810.)
Census 2: 1820, Chester County, SC: (Source: United States Federal Census, South Carolina, Chester County, 1820.)
Census 3: 1830, Fairfield County, South Carolina (Source: United States Federal Census, South Carolina, Fairfield County, 1830.)
Property 1: January 10, 1807, Purchased land adjoining William Young from John Grisham,Sr (Source: Fairfield County, South Carolina Land Records.)
Property 2: December 11, 1816, Purchased land adjoining William Young in Chester County. (Source: Chester County, South Carolina, Conveyance Records.)

More About ELIZABETH MNU:
Census: 1850, Tippah County, MS: W J Young 35 b SC; Elizabeth Young 75, NC.

Marriage Notes for PHILLIP YOUNG and ELIZABETH MNU:
      Elizabeth's maiden name is unknown. Some believe it to be Seymore or Pannell.
      On September 25, 1835, Elizabeth Young and her children sold their rights of inheritance to her son Wiley Young.
      Elizabeth migrated west to Pontotoc County, Mississippi, in a wagon train in 1842 with several of her children and other relatives.

      In the 1810 census of Fairfield County, South Carolina: Hhillip Young; 1 Male age 26-45; 1 M 10-16; 2 M 0-10; 1 Female 26-45; 1 F 16-25?; 3 F 0-10.
Listed on line above is Simon Free: 1 Male age 26-45; 1 M 10-16; 1 M 0-10; 1 Female 26-45; 2 F 0-10. Line above is Susannah Free: 1 Male age 16-26; 2 M 0-10; 1 Female 26-45; 2 F 0-10. In the 1790 Census of Chester County, Thomas Free, 1 M over 16, 1 M under 16, 1 F.
Listed in 1820 census of Chester County , next to his brother William Young.
Listed in 1830 census of Chester County , next to his brother William Young.

            Land Conveyance Records for Phillip Young:

      Chester County Conveyance, Book S, # 180, Page 146, 12-18-1816: Know all men by those present that I John Coggin of the District of Chester and the State aforesaid, for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars to me paid in hand by Phillip Youngue of the District of Fairfield in the State aforesaid, have granted bargained sold and released and by these present do grant bargain sell and release unto the said Phillip Yongue,
      a certain plantation or tract of land containing by estimation two hundred more or less acres, the said land lying and being situated in the District of Chester on the headwaters of Stone's Fork of South Sandy River in the State aforesaid, the same being part of a tract of land containing six hundred and forty acres
      originally granted to Thomas Halsa the fifth day of February one thousand seven hundred and eighty seven under the hand of his Excellency William Moultri Esquire, Governor and Commander in Chiefin and over the said State and having a memorial thereof entered in the Secretary's office in Grant Book RRRR, page 33.
      The said land was conveyed from said Thomas Halsa by bargain and sale to Richard Yarbrough and from said Yarbrough to William Coggin, Senr and from said William Coggin Senr to John Coggin and land is bounded as follows viz:
      Beginning on a chestnut tree on Thomas Rainey's line from thence running to a red oak corner on Henry Martin's land from thence to a stake corner on William Terry's land from thence to a post oak corner on Allen DeGraffenreid's land, thence along said DeGraffenreid's line to a hickory corner on Elams land thence along sain Elam's line to a stake corner,
      thence on a strait line to the fork on a branch above William Price's Mill thence up the East Fork of said branch to William Price's line thence along the line to a Sapanish oak corner on Moore's land from thence along the original line to a post oak corner on Thomas Rainey's land, from thence along said Rainey's line to the beginning corner.
      Together with all and singular the rights members heridetaments and appurtenances to the said premises belonging or in any wise incident or appertaining, To have and to hold all and singular the premises heretofore mentioned unto the said Phillip Youngue, his heirs and assigns forever.
      And I do hereby bind myself my heirs, executers and administrators to warrant and forever defend all and singular the said premises unto the said Phillip Youngue his heirs and assigns against myself and my heirs and against every person whomsoever lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part there of.
      Witness my hand and seal this eleventh day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixteen and in the forty first year of the Independence of the United States of America.
Signed sealed and delivered                  John Coggin
in the presence of us
Christopher Thompson
G. Berry Colvin

State of South Carolina, Chester District. Personally appeared Green Berry Colvin and made oath .... 2/24/1817
Release of dower rights by Zilphah Coggin her mark, wife of John Coggin, 1-4-1817

      Chester County Conveyance Book S, # 405, page 329, 1-19-1818: William Terry sold for one hundred dollars to Phillip Yongue, 25 acres, Part of Tract granted to Thomas Halsa, on the Cool Branch adjoining Martin Elams and Phillip Youngue's land.. Witnessed by Christopher Thompson and William Parks.

      Chester County Conveyance Book S, # 561, page 439, 12-8-1818:
      Gan (John) Thompson sold to William Youngue for $300, 86 acres in Chester District on the head branches branches of the South Fork of Little River, adjoining Phillip Youngue, Thomas Rainey, John Stockdale and the widow Atkins lands. Dower release by Jane Thompson

      Chester County Conveyance Book V, # 50, page , 12-20-1823:
      William Halsall to Phillip Young for $150, 80 acres on the Cool Branch of Sandy River bounding lands of Cleighborn Wright, John Wright, and Allen EdGraffenreid, and on Welches Fork, a branch of Sandy River bounding lands of Phillip Young, and Thomas Rainey. Witnessed by John Young and Richard Elam.

      Chester County Conveyance, Book AA page 1, January 1, 1835: Phillip Young of Chester County for $915.00 to Nicholas Colvin, Jr, 305 acres situated on the head waters of Pannell's Mill Creek, a branch of Little River and the head waters of Welshes Fork, a branch of Sandy River in Chester District, a part of two separate grants, one to Thomas Halsa and the other to Nathan Atterbury and bounded by lands of William Young, T Raney, John Wright, Barnet Cassel, Cleighborn Wright, William Hedgepath and John Estes.
Signed by mark and witnessed by Tobias Phillip and Bently Stone.

      Fairfield County conveyance 11-11-1833: Know all men by these present that I William Free for $325.00 paid to me in hand by Phillip Young of Chester District..... two hundred and two acres situate in Fairfield District
      on a branch of Little River commonly called Pannell's Creek and was conveyed by Jacob Stewart to John Young Senior and William Free by a deed bearing date the 11th day of November, 1833. The part to be coveyed here being the one half or 101 acres belonging to said William Free.
NOTE: The John Young Senior referred to here is John, son of William Young.

      Phillip Young died intestate in 1835. Probate September 22, 1835, recorded in Book M, page 375 and Book N pages 351-353. Named as executors in the settlement of his estate in Fairfield County, South Carolina in September of 1835 were: His son, John Young, and Zachariah Pannell.
      Possible relationship of Zachariah Pannell has not been established. Detailed records of Phillip's land transactions, estate inventory and settlement are in my files.

      ESTATE of PHILLIP YOUNG

CITATION      South Carolina      By John R Buchanan Esquire Ordinary\
      Fairfield District of said district\
Whereas John Young, has applied to me for letters of administration in all and singular the goods and chattels rights and estate of Phillip Young, late of the district aforesaid, deceased.
      I have and herefore do cite and admonish all and singular in kindred and creditor of the said deceased to have and appear before me at our next ordinary Court for the said district to be holdin at Fairfield Court House on the seventh day of September next to cause if any why the said administrator above mentioned not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 22nd day of August, AD one thousand eight hundred and thirty four and in the 60th year of American independence. John R Buchanan

ADMINISTRATION BOND South Carolina       Know all men by these \
            Fairfield County       that we
      John Young, Zachariah Pannell, and Wiley Young are holden and firmly bound unto John R Buchanan, Ordinary for the District of Fairfield, in the full and just sum of two thousand dollars -lawful money of the said State to be paid to the said John R Buchanan or his S_ _,
      upon Ordinance of this District as their certain attorney or asignee to which payment will and duly to be made as bond in hand,severally and any of us in and any of our Heirs Executors, administrators for the which and in the which jointly and severally formally by these present, traced with our seals and dated the twenty second day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty four.
      The condition of the above obligation is such that if the above bound John Young Administrator of the goods, chattels and credits of Phillip Young, deceased, do make a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods, chattels and credits of the said deceased, which have or shall come to the hands possession or knowledge of the said John Young, or into the hands or possession of any other person or persons which he shall be witness unto or gain and such goods chattels and credits do and will and truly administor all according to law.
      And do make a just and true account of his actings and doings there in when required by the said Court and all the rights of the said goods chattels and credits which shall be found necessary being first allowed by the said court shall deliver and pay unto such persons respectfully as entitled to the same by law.
      And if it shall here after appear that any last will and testament was made by the said deceased and the same be proved in court and the executor obtain a certificate of the Probate there of and the said John Young do in such case if required render and deliver up the said Letters of Administration then the above obligation to be void or else to remain in full force.
Sealed and delivered in the presence of:       John Young; \
John Buchannon                        Zachariah Pannell;\
                              Wiley Young

LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION: South Carolina      By John R Buchannan\
                  Fairfield District       Ordinary of said District\
To John Young
      Where by Phillip Young, late of Fairfield District, deceased lately died intestate leaving while he lived and at the time of his death divers goods,rights and credits with in the District and State aforesaid by means where of the full disposition and power of granting the Administration of all and singular the goods, rights and credits of the said deceased
      and who auditing the accounts, calculations and reckonings of the said Anministration and a final disposition of the same to me is manifestly known to belong, I, desiring that the goods, rights and credits of the said deceased may be well and duly administered Counted and disposed of
      do hereby grant unto the said John Young, in whose fidelity in this behalf truly rely, confide full power by the tenor of these present, to administer the goods, rights and credits of the said deceased which to him in his lifetime and at the time of his death did belong
      and to ask, buy, recover and r_ _ _ _ the same and to pay the debts in which the deceased Word obliged so far forth as his goods rights and credits will extend according to their rate and order of Law being first duly sworn to make a true and perfect inventory and appraisment there of
      and to exibit the same in to the Ordinary Office in Winnsborough in order to be recorded on or before the twenty third day of November now next insuing and to render a just and true account, calculation and reckoning there of when there unto required.
      And I ordain, depute and constitute you, the said John Young, Administrator of all and singular the goods rights and credits of the said deceased. In testimony where of I have here unto set my hand and seal this 22 day of September AD 1835 and in the 60th year of American Independence.
John R Buchanan
His seal

WARRANT OF APPRAISEMENT South Carolina By John R Buchanan\
                  Fairfield District            Ordinary\
      These are to impound you or any three or four of you whose names are hereunder written to report to all such parts and places in this District as you may directed unto by John Young Administrator of the Estate of Phillip Young,
      late of said district deceased wheresown any goods and chattels of the said deceased on or do remain within such parts and places and which shall be shown unto you by the said John Young and then view and appraise all and every the said goods and chattels , being first sworn to make a true and perfect inventory and appraisement thereof
      and to cause the same to be delivered under your hands or any three or four of you unto the said John Young, on or before the twenty second day of November next insuing. Dated the twenty second day of September 1835 and sixtyeth year of American Independence.
To Missrs Robert Thompson, William Stone            John R Buchanan
Griffin R Coleman, Joseph Joiner, Richard Dove             Ordinary

MEMORANDUM       This twenty seventy day of October 1853 personally appeared before me Robert Thompson, Griffin R Coleman, Richard Dove and William Stone, being four of the appraisers appointed to appraise the goods and chattels of Phillip Young in the district aforesaid de_ _ _ who being duly sworn\
      made oath that they would make a just and true appraisement of all and singular the goods and chattels, (ready money only excepted) of the said deceased which may be shewn them by John Young, Administrator of all and singular the goods righrs and credits of the said deceased, and thay would return a true and perfect inventory of the same, certified under their hands unto the said John Young with in the time prescribed by law.
Sworn to and subscribed before me            Robert Thompson\
This 27th day of October 1835             Griffin R Coleman\
Zachariah Pannell, J P                   Richard X Dove (his Mark)\
                              William X Stone (his Mark)

ORDER FOR SALE      South Carolina By John R Buchanan, Esquire Ordinary\
            Fairfield District for the district aforesaid\
      Where as John Young, Administrator of the goods and chattels of Phillip Young, deceased, has petitioned the court for liberty to sell the personal property of said Estate, and it appearing proper upon due authorization to grant the prayer of said petition this authorization to sell to wit,
      Said authorization to the said John Young to expose for sale at public out cry the property of said estate which may have come into his hands, by the highest bidder or a credit of twelve accrual for all heirs adm, two dollars taking bond with sufficient security for two dollars, and all heirs under each on delivery,
      fifteen days previous notice to be given by public advertisement and a return of the proceedings of said sale truly by him made to the Ordinary Office aforesaid within the time prescribed by law.
      Given under my hand and seal this twenty second day of September AD one thousand eight hundred and thirty five and Am Ind the 66th.
                                                John R Buchanan

APPRAISEMENT             Of the Estate of Phillip Young\

1 Note on Thomas Pannell due 22 October, 1835                  100.00
1 Note of hand on Robert Thompson due 1 January, 1836            2.00
1 Note on Thomas Pannell due 1 January, 1837                  100.00
1 Note on Nicholas Colvin due 1 January, 1836                  300.00
1 Note on Nicholas Colvin due 1 January, 1837                  300.00
                                          802.00
1 Pat clock 15.00, 1 shot gun 3.00, 1 cupboard glass hooks 3.00
4 chests 2.00 1 Bed and furniture 5.00                        28.00
2 Beds and furniture 11.00, 1 umbrella .50                  11.50
1 pair of fire dogs .75, 5 chairs 1.50, 1 Dairy & bracken 1.00      3.25
1 Sonn? And harness 2.00, Saddlers hides and blankets 5.00,      7.00
1 Lot of small articles 1.00, 1 Pair of Sturlyards .25            1.25
1 Pair of Saddle bags 1.00, Half of a ?Bau bit Saw 1.00            2.00
2 Spinning wheels and ?ned 5.00, 1 lot of small articles 1.00      6.00
1 Lot of Pot ?san 1.00, 11.32 lbs seed cotton 3.50 per lb 39.62      41.62
Half of a Still andhops and corn                        .50
2 bushels wheat 1.50, 1 lot ?bannels .75                  2.25
2 ?sey thin and Cradles 1.00, 1 lot of plantation tools 6.00            7.00
1 Lot of leather 1.00, 175 bushels of corn @.37,      = 65.62            66.62.5
1 Pin of Shucks 2.00, Cotton in patch 40.00                  42.00
1 Lot of Smith tools 8.00, 1 Lot of plows 1.00                  9.00
1 Lot of raw hides 1.50, 1 stack oats 1.50                  3.00
Fodder 18.00, 1 cow and 2 calves 10.00 Horse 60.00            88.00
Waggon 15.00, 1 Lot of Hogs 10.00                        25.00
Lot of wild hogs 18.00, 1 colt to John Young 10.00            28.00
Colt to James Young 10.00, Colt to Wiley Young 10.00            20.00
Colt to Simon Young 10.00, 1 Bed to John Young 6.37            16.37
1 Cow to J Young 8.00, Thomas Pannell to bid 16.00, Cow 10.00      34.00
Ditto to 1 Sow 2.00, James Young 1 bed 7.50, 1 Cow 5.00            14.50
Benjamin Dove to 1 bed 13.00, 1 cow 10.00                  23.00
Benjamin Wages to 1 bed 12.62, 1 cow 10.00                  22.62.5
Susannah Young to 1 bed with ?      12.00                  12.00
                                          1318.49.5
      We the undersigned do certify this the true inventory of the Estate of Phillip Young deceased, October 29, 1835
Robert Thompson
Griffin R Coleman
Richard Dove
William Stone his Mark

      The Property above mentioned to John Young, James Young, Wiley Young, Simon Young, Thomas Pannell, Benjamin Dove, Benjamin Wages and Susannah Young was given off by the deceased previous to his death.
John Young

SALE      of the Estate of Phillip Young deceased, 30 October 1835\

Elizabeth Young       Bed and furniture 3.00, Ditto 4.00,             7.00
Ditto 4.00, 4 Chests 2.00                              6.00
1Cubbard and sundries 3.00 1 Clock 10.00                  13.00
Simon Young             1 Gun                         3.00
Elizabeth Young       5 chairs 2.00, 1 Set of fire dogs .75            2.75
John Young             1 Lot of Sundries                   .62.5
Simon Young             1 Ditto .87.5, Still, no Lid            .87.5
Elizabeth Young      1 Lot ?Bonets                         .50
Simon Young            1 Lot ?glass                  1.00
Elizabeth Young      1 Side S Leather .50,
            1 S Cradle (Levi Tollison) 2.00            2.50
(Levi Tollison marked out) W Young      1 S Cradle             .62.5
John Young            1 Waggon                  15.00
Elizabeth Young      1 Dairy 1.00, 2 Wheels and Re? 4.00            5.00
            1 Lot plunder .75, 1 Saddle 3.00            3.75
Simon Young            1 Side Saddle and bridle             1.00
Benjamin Dove            1 Pair of saddle bags            1.00
Elizabeth Young      Pots                              2.00
                  1 Loom 1.00, 1 lot of shop tools 1.00      2.00
                  Wheat 1.50, 1 lot of corn 10.00      11.50
                  1 lot of shucks 1.00, fodder 18.00
                        , 1 oat stack 1.50            20.50
                  6shoals 7.00, 1 8, ditto 18.00
                  1 cow & 2 calves 10.00            37.00
John Young            1 lot of smith tools                  8.00
Wiley Young            2 plough stacks 1.12.5, 3 cow hides 1.00 2.12.5
                  3/4 of the cotton in the patch            19.00
N B 1/4 of the cotton in the field belonged to Wiley Young and was not sold
Elizabeth Young      1 Horse 60.00,
            1132 lb cotton seed @3.50 39.62            99.62
John Young            1 saw crop cut                  .88
                        John Young             $316.75


Children of PHILLIP YOUNG and ELIZABETH MNU are:

5.	i.	JOHN⁴ YOUNG, b. Abt. 1803, Fairfield County, South Carolina; d. September 20, 1856, Pontotoc County, Mississippi.
6.	ii.	JEMIMA YOUNG, b. Abt. 1805, Fairfield County, South Carolina; d. Aft. 1860, Tippah County, Mississippi.
7.	iii.	JAMES (? THOMAS) YOUNG, b. February 28, 1807, Fairfield County, South Carolina; d. April 27, 1885, Union County, Mississippi.
	iv.	SARAH YOUNG, b. 1808, Fairfield County, South Carolina; d. Aft. 1870, Pontotoc County, Mississippi; m. BENJAMIN DOVE, Abt. 1830, Chester County, South Carolina; b. 1778, Chester County, South Carolina; d. Aft. 1848, Fairfield County, South Carolina.

More About BENJAMIN DOVE:
Will: March 15, 1848, Fairfield County, South Carolina, proved and recorded in Book 19, apt 94, file 352

8.	v.	SIMEON W YOUNG, b. Abt. 1810, Fairfield County, South Carolina; d. Aft. 1880, Union County, Mississippi.
9.	vi.	ELIZABETH YOUNG, b. 1813, Fairfield County, South Carolina; d. Aft. 1870, ?Union County, Mississippi.
10.	vii.	WILEY YOUNG, b. May 11, 1814, Fairfield County, South Carolina; d. January 14, 1865, Pontotoc County, Mississippi.
11.	viii.	SUSANNAH YOUNG, b. 1815, Chester County, South Carolina; d. February 16, 1888, Union County, Mississippi.
12.	ix.	WILLIAM J YOUNG, b. 1816, Chester County, South Carolina; d. Aft. 1870.

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