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32. CHARLES ALEXANDER9 YOUNGER (WILLIAM ALEXANDER8, THOMAS W.7, THOMAS JAMES6, JAMES5, ALEXANDER4, THOMAS3, ALEXANDER2, WILLIAM1) was born February 1, 1857 in Marion County, Arkansas, and died March 20, 1920 in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma. He married MARTHA ELIZABETH HEMPHILL July 19, 1883 in Harrinson, Boone County, Arkansas. She was born in Missouri, and died in Oklahoma.

More About CHARLES YOUNGER and MARTHA HEMPHILL:
Marriage: July 19, 1883, Harrinson, Boone County, Arkansas
     
Children of CHARLES YOUNGER and MARTHA HEMPHILL are:
  i.   MILLIE WALTZIE10 YOUNGER.
  ii.   EURA GRACE YOUNGER, m. WILLIE GENE FALLWELL.
  iii.   VERA YOUNGER.
  iv.   WILBURN SHERMAN YOUNGER, m. MAMIE MOOREHEAD.
  v.   HATTIE PEARL YOUNGER, m. SAM MOREHEAD.
  vi.   MELBURN GUY YOUNGER, m. PEARL MCDOUGAL.
  vii.   OPEL DELTA YOUNGER, m. JOHN BENNETT.
  viii.   ALFORD HUGH YOUNGER.
  Notes for ALFORD HUGH YOUNGER:
Died age 12.

  ix.   ROY FAYE YOUNGER.
  x.   JAMES OSCAR YOUNGER, b. 1884; m. DEANIE KIRKLAND.
49. xi.   ARTHUR STEPHENSON YOUNGER, b. 1886, Glenco Community, Searcy County, Arkansas.


33. JASPER NEWTON9 YOUNGER (WILLIAM ALEXANDER8, THOMAS W.7, THOMAS JAMES6, JAMES5, ALEXANDER4, THOMAS3, ALEXANDER2, WILLIAM1) was born April 23, 1859 in St. Joe, Searcy County, Arkansas, and died July 25, 1940 in Green Forest, Carroll County, Arkansas. He married SARAH PAMELIA LOGGAINS/LOGGINS/LOGANS January 15, 1879 in Arkansas, daughter of MAJOR LOGGINS and SARAH MULLEN. She was born April 1861 in Alabama, and died June 1940 in Carrollton, Carroll County, Arkansas.

Notes for JASPER NEWTON YOUNGER:
Excerpted from "Boone County Historian" - Vol. XII - No. I - 1989:

"Jasper and Pamelia lived to the west of Alexander's place on Water Creek, where Jasper was born. Their daughter, Martha Alice described her grandfather's place as a big log house with two big frame rooms built on. It face east and had a large front porch all the way across and a porch on the west side. It had big rock steps and a path down to the Water Creek spring, which was walled up. Her uncle "Tom", Jasper and their father all used the same spring.

"She described Jasper's house a a large one-room log house with a mud & stick chimney. They later sold it to Aunt "Teen" (Caroline) Wilson and bought the Billy Brown place on "old" Tomahawk just north and joining the Billy Adams place. Howard Wilson, grandson of "Aunt Teen" said the place where she lived was later known as the Isom Stanley place and was at the head of Tomahawk. He also described a walled up spring and a big one room log house. Mineral explorations were made there, and not far from the spring one core drill resulted in an artesian well that runs all the time. Isom built a new house over a drill shaft.


"Jasper was a farmer and also a freighter. As time permitted away from farm chores, he would take produce to Springfield and bring back merchandise. As I recall, his daughter Martha Alice said these trips would take about two weeks. One of his proudest possessions was the matched pair of large white mules that pulled his freight wagon."

More About JASPER NEWTON YOUNGER:
Burial: Carrollton Cemetery
Census: Tomahawk, Searcy County, Arkansas Census with wife Sarah (19) and Mary (1).
Occupation: Farmer

Notes for SARAH PAMELIA LOGGAINS/LOGGINS/LOGANS:
Excerpted from "Boone County Historian" - Vol. XII - No. I - 1989:

"Sara Pamelia lived with Jesse and Hannah Younger Adams for some time before she and Jasper, Hannah's nephew, were married January, 15, 1879. Jasper and Pamelia lived to the west of Alexander's place on Water Creek, where Jasper was born. Their daughter, Martha Alice described her grandfather's place as a big log house with two big frame rooms built on. It face east and had a large front porch all the way across and a porch on the west side. It had big rock steps and a path down to the Water Creek spring, which was walled up. Her uncle "Tom", Jasper and their father all used the same spring.

"She described Jasper's house a a large one-room log house with a mud & stick chimney. They later sold it to Aunt "Teen" (Caroline) Wilson and bought the Billy Brown place on "old" Tomahawk just north and joining the Billy Adams place. Howard Wilson, grandson of "Aunt Teen" said the place where she lived was later known as the Isom Stanley place and was at the head of Tomahawk. He also described a walled up spring and a big one room log house. Mineral explorations were made there, and not far from the spring one core drill resulted in an artesian well that runs all the time. Isom built a new house over a drill shaft."

More About JASPER YOUNGER and SARAH LOGGAINS/LOGGINS/LOGANS:
Marriage: January 15, 1879, Arkansas
     
Children of JASPER YOUNGER and SARAH LOGGAINS/LOGGINS/LOGANS are:
50. i.   MARY EMILY10 YOUNGER, b. November 1879.
51. ii.   MARTHA ALICE YOUNGER, b. November 21, 1881, Marion County, Arkansas; d. July 24, 1969.
52. iii.   CARA DULCENA YOUNGER, b. December 1883, Marion County, Arkansas.
  iv.   SARAH LUCINDA JANE YOUNGER, b. November 1886, Marion County, Arkansas; m. HENRY MEEK.
  v.   DORA VALENTINE YOUNGER, b. May 2, 1890, Marion County, Arkansas; d. January 1974, Alpena, Boone County, Arkansas.


34. JANE ELLEN9 YOUNGER (WILLIAM ALEXANDER8, THOMAS W.7, THOMAS JAMES6, JAMES5, ALEXANDER4, THOMAS3, ALEXANDER2, WILLIAM1) was born March 19, 1861 in St Joe, Searcy County, Arkansas, and died April 22, 1943 in Rio Hondo, Cameron County, Texas. She married REUBEN FRANCIS HERRINGTON 1879 in Texas, son of WILLIAM HERRINGTON and MATILDA THREATT.

More About JANE ELLEN YOUNGER:
Census: 1890, Marion County, Arkansas

More About REUBEN HERRINGTON and JANE YOUNGER:
Marriage: 1879, Texas
     
Children of JANE YOUNGER and REUBEN HERRINGTON are:
  i.   CHARLES C.10 HERRINGTON, b. July 1879; m. FLORA D. STRACNER.
  ii.   NANCY A. HERRINGTON, b. September 1881; m. JAMES R. ROSS.
  iii.   LUCY M. HERRINGTON, b. February 1883; m. ALEX WALKER HOWELL.
  iv.   ALEX BOYD HERRINGTON, b. August 30, 1885; m. HILDA ETHEL ELLIOTT.
  v.   JENNICE HERRINGTON, b. 1886.
  vi.   AMBROSE HERRINGTON, b. 1890; m. ANNIE MERRILL.
  vii.   CELIA MOATT HERRINGTON, b. July 12, 1892, Marion County, Arkansas; m. GEORGE BURGESS, November 11, 1905, Arkansas.
  More About GEORGE BURGESS and CELIA HERRINGTON:
Marriage: November 11, 1905, Arkansas


35. HANNAH L.9 YOUNGER (WILLIAM ALEXANDER8, THOMAS W.7, THOMAS JAMES6, JAMES5, ALEXANDER4, THOMAS3, ALEXANDER2, WILLIAM1) was born May 1, 1866 in St Joe, Searcy County, Arkansas, and died WFT Est. 1894-1960. She married ANDREW T. STEVENS. He was born WFT Est. 1849-1869, and died WFT Est. 1894-1955.

Notes for HANNAH L. YOUNGER:
Note: In 1900, they were in DeSoto Township, Marion County, Arkansas.
     
Children of HANNAH YOUNGER and ANDREW STEVENS are:
  i.   LAVADA STEVENS10 STEVENS, m. LUTHER ROGERS.
  ii.   CINDIE STEVENS STEVENS, m. SAMUEL ANDY STEPHENS.
  iii.   LAFAYETTE STEVENS.
  iv.   IVY STEVENS.
  v.   OWEN STEVENS.
  vi.   DEE STEVENS.


36. ALEXANDER BOYD9 YOUNGER (WILLIAM ALEXANDER8, THOMAS W.7, THOMAS JAMES6, JAMES5, ALEXANDER4, THOMAS3, ALEXANDER2, WILLIAM1) was born January 15, 1868 in St. Joe, Searcy County, Arkansas, and died October 6, 1936 in Seminole, Seminole County, Oklahoma. He married PRILDA MAXEY July 21, 1888 in Gainsville, Ozark County, Missouri, daughter of RICHARD MAXEY and ELIZABETH BATSON. She was born March 19, 1856 in Marion County, Arkansas, and died June 13, 1940 in Seminole, Seminole County, Oklahoma.

Notes for ALEXANDER BOYD YOUNGER:
Note:       Information on Alexander Boyd Younger and Prilda Maxey Burrus' family was given to me by Wilma Younger Norton.

More About ALEXANDER BOYD YOUNGER:
Burial: Little Cemetery

Notes for PRILDA MAXEY:
Note:      Prilda Maxey Burruss Younger's daughter, Mollie Belle Burruss, married Alexander Boyd's brother, John Willis.

More About PRILDA MAXEY:
Burial: Little Cemetery

Marriage Notes for ALEXANDER YOUNGER and PRILDA MAXEY:
Note: Marriage was recorded in Bruno, Marion County, Arkansas, in July 1888, solemnized in Gainesville, Ozark County, Missouri, by Jesse Allen, Minister - Alexander Younger (father) security.

More About ALEXANDER YOUNGER and PRILDA MAXEY:
Marriage: July 21, 1888, Gainsville, Ozark County, Missouri
     
Children of ALEXANDER YOUNGER and PRILDA MAXEY are:
53. i.   MINNIE LEE10 YOUNGER, b. October 19, 1889, Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas; d. January 27, 1970, Amarillo, Potter County, Texas.
54. ii.   LISSIE J. YOUNGER, b. May 31, 1897, Vian, Sequoyah County, Oklahoma; d. March 3, 1926, Ada, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma.
  iii.   FRANK YOUNGER, b. June 29, 1894, Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas; d. October 20, 1957, Seminole, Seminole County, Oklahoma; m. MELENDIA PEARDINE HOUTCHENS, February 20, 1916, Marion County, Arkansas; b. September 8, 1901, Mountain Grove, Missouri; d. February 10, 1963, Ada, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma.
  More About FRANK YOUNGER:
Burial: Little Cemetery

  Notes for MELENDIA PEARDINE HOUTCHENS:
Note: "Boone County Historian" lists her name as "Paradine Huntsline."

  More About MELENDIA PEARDINE HOUTCHENS:
Burial: Little Cemetery

  Marriage Notes for FRANK YOUNGER and MELENDIA HOUTCHENS:
Note:      Marriage records Marion County, Arkansas, Book J 1912-1917

  More About FRANK YOUNGER and MELENDIA HOUTCHENS:
Marriage: February 20, 1916, Marion County, Arkansas

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