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Ancestors of Maxine Delores Hickman

38. Joseph Erwin, died Unknown. He was the son of 76. Benjamin Erwin.

Notes for Joseph Erwin:
Of Mossy Creek, Augusta County, Virginia

Children of Joseph Erwin are:

	19	i.		Mary Erwin, born 1783 in Augusta County, Virginia; died 1840 in Back Creek, Bath County, Virginia; married James Hamilton 18 Nov 1806 in Augusta County, Virginia.
		ii.		Elizabeth Erwin, died 06 May 1860; married James McGuffin 19 Apr 1803 in Augusta County, Virginia; died 01 Jan 1863.

Notes for James McGuffin:
Source for list of Children: Bath County, Virginia Will Book 6, p. 349.

More About James McGuffin and Elizabeth Erwin:
Marriage: 19 Apr 1803, Augusta County, Virginia

iii.

Alice Erwin, died Unknown; married Charles Hamilton 07 Apr 1809 in Augusta County, Virginia; born Abt. 1787 in Back Creek, Augusta County, Virginia; died Abt. 1873.

More About Charles Hamilton and Alice Erwin:
Marriage: 07 Apr 1809, Augusta County, Virginia

iv.

Martha Erwin, died Unknown; married Arthur Reed Apr 1809 in Stanton, Virginia; died Unknown.

Marriage Notes for Martha Erwin and Arthur Reed:
They moved to Ohio in 1809 right after they were married. Had eight children.
Information from Patty Davis, a ggg granddaughter.

More About Arthur Reed and Martha Erwin:
Marriage: Apr 1809, Stanton, Virginia

      40. Mathias Young, born Abt. 1772; died Aft. 1835. He was the son of 80. Conrad Young and 81. Elizabeth. He married 41. Millie Holliday 1795 in Kanawha County, Virginia (Source: Kanawha Valley Marriages Volume I, page 1, Mathias Young---Milley Holliday list from Samuel Johnston, 1795.).

      41. Millie Holliday, born Abt. 1777; died Aft. 1823.

Notes for Mathias Young:
      There has been confusion with this Mathias Young and Mathias Geyhart/Geyhard Young. 4 April 2001 Brenda Hickman found a deed which proves that these were two different Mathias Youngs:

This Indenture made this 14th day of January in tthe year of our Lord, 1823 Between Mathias Young & Milly his wife and John Young of the County of Nicholas State of Virginia of the one part and Robert Kelly of the County and State aforesaid of the other part ______ that the said Mathias Young & Milly his wife and John Young for the consideration of the sum of one dollar to them in hand paid by the said Robert Kelly , the receipt whereof they hereby acknowledge, have granted, bargained, _____ and sold and by these presents as granted, bargained, and sold unto the said Robert Kelly, his heirs and asigns forever one certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the county of Nicholas on Peters Creek above the mouth of Hughes _____ where the meadow & river, crosses Peters Creek. Containing by survey forty-seven acres and being the same tract of land which was conveyed to the said Mathias Young by
James _____ by deed recorded in the county court of Kanawha being the same tract of land whereon the said Mathias Young is now in possesion of and bounds as follows, to wit; beginning at a Gum and sower wood at the mouth of a branch where the river crosses the meadow and running S70 E30 poles up _____ to a Maple S50 E30 poles up the same to a small birch and sower wood S65 E72 poles up the same to a large birch and white oak. N33 W 162 poles to a poplar N65 W60 poles to a white oak, chestnut and gum. N50 E54 poles to the Beginning. It is understood by the parties to this indenture that the said Mathias Young executed to the said John Young a title bond for the above tract of land upon certain condition which condition was not complied with by the said John Young which is the cause of his conveyancy of this deed Any right or title that he might have acquired by virtue of the said conditional title bond together with all and _____ .the said tract or parcel of land with its appurtinances there into belonging to have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land with its apppurtinances unto the said Robert Kelly, his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use and _____ of the said Robert Kelly, his heirs and assigns forever, and the said Mathias Young & Milly, his wife and John Young, for themselves, their executors, and administrators do convey with the said Robert Kelly, his heirs and asigns, the said tract or parcel of land with its appurtinances from themselves, the said Mathias Young & Milly, his wife, and John Young, their heirs, executors and administrators untio the said Robert Kelly, his Heirs and Asigns and against the claim or claims of all and every person or persons whosoever shall and will warrant and forever find by these presents. In witness whereof the said Mathias Young & Milly his wife and John Young have hereunto set their names and seals the day and year written, signed sealed and delivered.

Mathias Young (X) His mark
John Young (X) His mark
R Kelly

Brenda Hickman visited the Wirt County Courthouse in West Virginia on August 7, 1998 where she discovered the names of Bazel Young's parents on the marriage record for his second marriage to Sarah Pickergill. Bazel was born in Kanawha County, VA/WV and his parents are given as Mathias and Nancy Young. Sarah's maiden name was Wilson and she was born in England.
      Researching Mathias Young Records:
            Mathias Young married Milly Holliday in 1795 from Kanawha County Marriage Records. Mathias Young married Maria Tate 26 Aug 1838 in Kanawha County Marriage Records. Mathias Young married Nancy Sarah Hickman 5 Dec 1806 in an undocumented record.
            A Mathias Young from Kanawha County was in the War of 1812 and that he was called to serve from 1 May to 30 Sep 1791 and again from Mar 1792 to Jan 1793.
            A biography about Peter Young states that Mathias Young married a Miss Hickman in Greenbrier County, now Fayette County and later moved to Roane County then back to Kanawha County where he married Maria Tate. This biography said he died at 57 yrs of age. 13 children by first marriage and 4 by the second one.
            A report at FHL in Preble Co found by Brenda said that Mathias and Nancy Young had other children born in Wood County, now Wirt Co.
            1810 Kanawha County Tax Records show Mathias in what is now Nicholas County. From the information given estimated birth date of 1768, estimated marriage date of 1788, and estimated death date of 1830. Sent for free search offered by Broderbund.
            Brenda found in the land tax book of Kanawha County Conrad, Charles, Henry, and Mathias all listed in the 1810, 1811, 1812, and 1813 books. In 1807 there was a Charles, Conrad, and Henry. In 1808 and 1809 none of them were in it. (may have been in Nicholas book then) In 1793 there was a Mathias and Charles. In 1794 there was a Conrad, and in 1796 there was a Conrad and Henry. This was in Kanawha. In 1792 Tithables there was Conrad and Mathias. In 1794 and 1795 there was Charles, Conrad, and Mathias. In 1810 Kanawha Census Heads of Household there was Henry with Nicholas Co. and Mathias with Nicholas Co. out from name and Charles with nothing out from his name. (this is same as 1810 Kanawha County County Tax Records above as it contained the tax records for 1806 and 1809).
            Information from Becki Beckett that fits our Mathias
1. Mathias Young born about 1772 son of Conrad and Elizabeth (Hayes) Young
2. Mathias Young married Milley Holliday in 1795 by Samuel Johnson
3. Basil Young born 1797 married Nancy Bail (widow) 16 Apr 1817
            Information from Becki Beckett which doesn't fit our Mathias
Mathias Geyhart Young reared in Greenbrier Co. now Fayette Co., WV married Nancy Sarah Hickman 12 May 1806 (too late). Mathias Geyhart Young married second Maria Tate 25 Aug 1838 (too late). Mathias S. Young married 4 Aug 1860 Harriet Casdorph (too late). Mathias Geyhart Young, Jr. married Mary E. Mundy in 1863 (too late).
      17 November 1999 Brenda went to the Courthouse in Summersville, Nicholas County, West Virginia and wrote: I checked just deeds at the courthouse this morning and wrote down every YOUNG grantee in the 1800's in Nicholas County. Some of them have to be brothers (it was mostly men) to Bazel. I'll see if I can get this down so it can be understood.
      Under Grantees:
      Bazil Young - James H. McCoy 1866: by deed: Book 10, Page 150 Strange Creek
Bazil Young - Judah Dobson 1835: by deed: Book 3, Page 261 Strange Creek
      Mathias Young - Robert Kelly 1831: Release: Book 2, Page 345 Peters Creek
      Henry Young - David Young deed 1855: Book 8, Page 240: Strange Creek.
David Young - Owen J. Murphy deed 1851: Book 7, Page 323: Strange Creek
David S. Young - Mathias VanBibber deed 1896: Book 30, Page 65: Peters Creek
      James Young - Willis Underwood Deed 1836: Book 3, Page 358: Peters Creek.
I didn't list all the Young Grantees. Just the ones listed for Strange Creek and Peters Creek.
      Under the GRANTORS I found the following:
      Bazel Young - John James Deed, 1826: Book 1 Page 462 Fee
      Bazel Young - Hudson M. Dickenson Trust Deed, 1831: Book 2, page 379: Elk Rive
      Bazzle Young - John Elliott Deed, 1869: Book 10, Page 452: Muddlety Creek.
      David Young - Henry Young Deed, 1855: Book 8, Page 240: 355 acres, Strange Creek
      James U. Young - David Pierson Deed, 1856: Book 9, Page 228 Peters Creek
      Jane Young - Hamilton Burton Hickman Deed 1881: Book 15, Page 482: Hamilton District
Now this could be kind of interesting. It proves nothing really but could be pursued:
      Mathias Young - Robert Kelly Deed, 1823: Book 1, Page 274: 100 acres, Peters Creek. I LOOKED UP THIS DEED AND IT LISTED HIS WIFE AS MILLIE.
      Grace Ebneter found this land record on a roots web search 11 Apr 2001
MATHIAS Young Date: 06 May 1835 Location: OH, Document #: 9363 Serial #: OH0900__.205 Sale Type: CASH ENTRY SALE Acres: 80.0000 Meridian or Watershed: 1ST PRINCIPAL Parcel: Township 4 S, Range 16 E, Section 8
      Mathias Young - Joseph Pierson Deed 1823:
book 1, Page 277: Peters Creek. I LOOKED UP THIS DEED AND IT DIDN'T LIST ANY
WIFE BUT THE LAND WAS SOLD FOR $1.00 (ONE DOLLAR)
This Indenture made this 7th day of April in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and twenty three between Mathias Young of the County of Nicholas, State of Virginia of the one part and Joseph Pierson of the County of _____ of the other part _____ that the said Mathias Young for and in consideration of the sum on one dollar to him paid the record is hereby acknowledged doth bargain and sell and by these presents doth bargain and sell unto the said Joseph Pierson a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being on Smiths Branch a south branch of Peters Creek in Nicholas County containing one hundred acres and being the south east end of a tract of two hundred acres deeded to the said Mathias Young and Joseph Pierson family by E_____ Hughes and bounded as follows: To Wit; Beginning at two white oaks and Maple corner to said whole tract of two hundred acres thence with the line of the same North76 E96 poles crossing both forks of said branch to a white oak stump in Joseph Piersons _____ and on the bank of the left _____ of said branch N3 E59 poles to a black oak on the point of acreage above the said improvement N65 W136 poles to a white oak and dogwood on said line thence leaving the line of said tract of two hundred acres and through the same n S45 W115 poles crossing Smiths branch to a _____ beech and birch on line of said whole tract and on point of acreage hence with said line S45 E122 poles to the beginning with all its appurtinances unto the said Joseph Pierson, his heirs and asigns forever and the said Mathias Young for himself, his heirs and executors, he will forever warrant the title to the above described tract of land unto the said Joseph Pierson, his heirs and asigns in _____ forever against the claim or claims of all and every person or persons whosoever. In testimony whereof the said Mathias Young hath hereunto set his hand and his seal the day and year. Mathias (X) Young

Mathias Young - Andrew Burne Trust Deed,
1833: Book 3, Page 92:
LOOKED UP THIS DEED AND NO WIFE LISTED.

Mathias Young - David Pearson Deed, 1833:
Book 3, Page 95
I LOOKED UP THIS DEED AND NO WIFE LISTED BUT
PROPERTY CHANGED HANDS FOR
$1.00 (one dollar)
This Indenture made the 10th day of December 1833 between Mathias Young of the State of Ohio of the first part and David Pearson of the County of Nicholas and State of Virginia of the other part witness that the said Mathias Young for and in consideration of the sum of one dollar lawful money to have in hand paid by the said David Pearson the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have given, granted, bargained and sold and by these presents doth give, grant, bargain, and sell unto the said David Pearson his Heirs and Asigns one certain tract or parcel of land situated, lying and being in the County of Nicholas and bounded and _____ as follows. To wit; Beginning at a gum and sower wood at the mouth of a branch where the road crosses the meadow and running S78 E30 poles up such branch to a Maple S50 E80 poles up the land to a small Birch and sowerwood S65 E72 poles up the land to a large Birch and White Oak N83 W16 poles to a Poplar. N65 W60 poles to a white oak, chestnut and gum N50 E84 poles to the beginning with all appurtinances thereinto belonging or in any wise appertaining to have and to hold the land to the said David Pearson his Heirs and Asigns forever. And the said Mathias Young doth hereby bind himself, his heirs and to warrant and defend the title to the said land and appurtinances to the said David Pearson, his Heirs and asigns forever against the right title claim and _____ of himself, his heirs and every other person whatso ever and witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and seal this day and year first above written.
Mathias (X) Young
      Grace Ebneter found this land record on a roots web search 11 Apr 2001
MATHIAS Young Date: 06 May 1835 Location: OH, Document #: 9363 Serial #: OH0900__.205 Sale Type: CASH ENTRY SALE Acres: 80.0000 Meridian or Watershed: 1ST PRINCIPAL Parcel: Township 4 S, Range 16 E, Section 8

My thoughts (from Brenda):
Why would a man, at the time owning land meant everything, sell property to someone for one dollar unless it was connected through family in some way. Agnes Nancy Pierson had a brother Joseph and a
brother David. Like I said, none of this really proves anything but it
is interesting and maybe takes things a little farther. Love, Brenda
      So from Brenda's findings we see that a Mathias is living in Nicholas County with a wife named Milly in 1823 who sold land on Peters Creek. A Mathias Young also sold land for one dollar to David Pearson and to Joseph Pierson. The first wife of Bazel Young was Agnes Nancy Pierson who had brothers named David and Joseph. We see that Mathias was in Ohio in 1833 from the deed to David Pearson. And the land deed in Ohio in 1835 shows that he was alive at that time about 60 years old.

      From the Family Tree Maker web site of Tamra Monroe which proves that the Mathias Young of Greenbrier County did not have a father named Conrad, but one named George Young/Jung:
Notes for George Jung , Jr.:
Will of George Jung, Jr. in Augusta County, Virginia:
      I George Jung of Augusta County and State of Virginia being wek of body but sound in mind and memory knowing that it is appointed for once for all men to die to make and ordain this to be my last will and testament revoking all others - 1st I recommend my soul to God who gave it. Secondly, it is my request that my body shold be buryed in a decent Christian like manor and as for my worldly affairs it is my will that my wife Catherine shall have the one third of my home plantation and all my moovable
property during her life time and at her deceasthe land is to fall to my son Jacob Young and that all the personal propery shall be sold by my Exors who I shall hereafter appoint and the money arising therefrom to be equilly divided between my three daughters namely Ann Thompson, Mary Smith, Sophy Smith, and it is further my will that my daughter, Mary Smith, shall have the sum of four hundred dollars also to be paid by my Exors. in Order to make her equil with each of the other two and it is further my will
that if she should see proper to take the black girl, Milli, she is to have her at one hundred dollars in part of the above sum of four hundred dollars. And it is my will that my son John Yong shall give unto my son Mathias Yong the one hundred acres of land lying on the Meadow/River in Greenbrier County for which I have title bond to that amount in money and it is my will that my grandson Washington Crider Smith shall have the sum of 50 dollars worth of schooling out of my estate and it is further my will that my son
Jacob shall pay unto my son Mathias the sum of four hundred dollars out of the plantation I heave left to him providing he keeps it when he becomes of age and if he shold sell it he shall pay him the sum of one thousand dollars and it is my will that he shold pay the money in four annual installments. Lastly, I do hereby by appoint and authorize my son John Yong and Robert Thompson my son in law, my Exors, and it is also my will that all my heirs shall make the said Robert Thompson a title for the land that he lives on in Greenbrier County. Given under my hand the 4th day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty
three.

His
George Yong
Mark

Witness present:\\
? Keeran
John Smith
Greenbrier County Records

Notes from Charles and Hazel:
George's will was dated 4 May 1823 but probated 25 Aug 1826 in Augusta County, Virginia His first purchase of land in Augusta County was in 1794. Catherine and he lived for a short time in Chester County, Pennsylvania and possibly Lancaster County, where their oldest son Mathias Geyhart Young is said to have been born in 1788. He first paid personal property tithe tax in Augusta County in 1789, the year that their second child, Ann was born.

      This deed transcribed by Regena Cogar:
VA Grants 73, p. 198 Library of Virginia Digital Collection: Land Office Patents and Grants
      James Pleasants Junr. Esquire Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia: To all to
whom these presents shall come, Greeting: Know Ye, That in conformity with a Survey
made on the Third day of September 1823, By virtue of a Land Office Treasury warrant
No. 6815, issued February 15th 1820, there is granted by the said Commonwealth, unto
Matthias Young A certain Tract or Parcel of Land, containing Fifty acres, situate in the County of Nicholas, and bounded as followeth to wit Beginning at a double poplar on a line of said Youngs
land, Thence with the Same S45�W 94 poles to a white Oak gum chesnut and spruce pine on the bank of a branch, thence leaving the Same N80�W 22 poles down said branch to a spruce pine beech and white walnut on said branch corner to a survey of fifty acres made for Joseph James, thence with his lines N14�W 40 poles to two hickories sugar Tree and white Oak Saplings N86�W 26 poles to a beech and Maple, thence leaving James' lines N65�E 20 poles to a poplar and Maple corner to another Survey of said Youngs, thence with a line of the same S83�E 180 poles to a stake on said line thence leaving the same S33�E 103 poles to a stake on a line of the first mentioned Survey of said Youngs and thence with a line of the same N65�W (130?] poles to the Beginning ~ To have and to hold the said Tract or Parcel of Land with its appurtenances, to the said Matthias Young, and his heirs forever, In witness whereof, the said James Pleasants Junr. Esqr. Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, hath hereunto set his Hand, and caused the lesser Seal of the said Commonwealth to be affixed at Richmond, on the Seventeenth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Twenty-four and of the Commonwealth the Forty Eighth ~
James Pleasants Jr.
==========
Surnames: YOUNG, KELLY, JAMES.
NOTE: Transcriber's comments are in brackets [ ].
NOTE: Image format copyrighted by the Library of Virginia.
http://www.lva.lib.va.us/dlp/index.htm

Notes for Millie Holliday:
There is a Milly Young in the 1820 Census of Nicholas County.

2 Males under 10 (1810-1820) 1 female under 10
1 male 10-16 (1804-1810) 1 female 10-16
1 male 16-18 (1802-1804) 1 female 16-26 (1794-1804)
2 males 16-26 (1794-1804)

There is a Mathias Young also listed in the 1830 census of Nicholas.

1 male under 10 (1810-1820)
1 male 16-26 (1794-1804)
1 male 45 & over (1775)
No females in family.

The female listed in 1820 could not be the Milly Young who married Mathias Young in 1795, but could be a daughter. The one male born 1802-1804 could not be her child and the two males born 1794-1804 could not be her children.

In an e-mail 8 Aug 2001 Brenda Hickman writes:
In Kanawha County in 1810 there was one Holiday except they spelled it Daniel Holyday. Didn't find him in 1820 Census in Kanawha County. Then in the 1830 Census Daniel Holiday showed up but in Nicholas County. In 1820 in Nicholas County there was a Joseph Hollidsay. And in 1826 in Nicholas
County there was a David Holliday who married a Polly Lilly.

Marriage Notes for Mathias Young and Millie Holliday:
      From "Old Kanawha Baptist Church Minutes---Indexed, Plus Unpublished County Court Records of West Virginia" by Eugene Lincoln Peck and Regina Peck Andrus, published by Heritage Books, Inc., page 10:
      "Feb 10th 1798
the Church of Kanawha met at Peters Creek after prayer proceed to business a dore opened for Experience.....
Matthew Young offered and was received
Milley Young offered and received"

More About Mathias Young and Millie Holliday:
Marriage: 1795, Kanawha County, Virginia (Source: Kanawha Valley Marriages Volume I, page 1, Mathias Young---Milley Holliday list from Samuel Johnston, 1795.)

Children of Mathias Young and Millie Holliday are:

	20	i.		Bazel Young, born 1797 in Virginia; died 1884 in Wirt County, West Virginia; married (1) Agnes Nancy Pierson 16 Apr 1817 in Kanawha County, Virginia; married (2) Sarah Wilson 10 Mar 1870 in Wirt County, West Virginia.
		ii.		Amelia Young, born Abt. 1805; died Unknown; married Thomas Morton; died Unknown.

Notes for Amelia Young:
Information from Aulene Samples.
From Susan Bail Adams 5 Jun 2001:
Matthias had a daughter, in addition to son Bazel, named Emilia "Millie". She
married Thomas (Throck)Morton--he changed his last name, dropping the first
part. Their daughter married Levi Boggs.

iii.

John Young, died Unknown; married Sarah; died Unknown.

Notes for John Young:
Seeking further information for this John Young. Please do not copy information blindly without documentation as this genealogy is always in progress and not proven. All corrections and further information is greatly appreciated especially from direct descendants and individuals with valid documentation.
Braxton County in the Year 1836 Persons Names Chargeable With Taxes
The following is a list of taxable property and tithables within the County of Braxton for the year 1836. Braxton County was formed in that year from parts of Lewis County, Nicholas County and Randolph Counties. There were 455 white males over 16 years of age (the first number after each name) in the county. These tithables owned a total of 38 slaves (the second and third number after each name), 577 horses (the fourth number after each name) and 5 studs (the fifth number). At that time there were two free negroes residing in the county. The slaves were divided into two categories, those males between the ages of 12 and 16 years and those males over 16 years of age (the second and third number after each name). One man in the county owned a carriage - Marshall Triplett.
Young, John 1----
Young, Bazel 2--1-
This John could be a brother of Bazel's from the 1850 Census
40 468 468 Young John 62 M Farmer
200 "
41 468 468 Young Susan 45
F "
42 468 468 Young John L. 16
M "

1 468 468 Young Margaret 14
F Virginia
2 468 468 Young Rebecca 12
F "
3 468 468 Young Mary 10
F "
4 468 468 Young Nancy 8 F

Although the identity of John Young's father is not certain, I have added him to the children of Mathias as the family tradition is that John Young's son, David, was a cousin to Henry Young. Therefore John and Bazel would be brothers and Bazel's father is Mathias.
Information for the descendants of David Young is from Craig Hill in an e-mail dated 24 Mar 2001.

From Brenda Hickman 10 Apr 2001
Braxton Will Book 1836-1854

Inventory and Appraisment Bill of personal estate of John Young,
deceased September 29, 1843.

Robert V. Duffield 1 rifle gun and shot pouch 5.50
Uriah Duffield 1 Bible, 3 shoats (?) .50,.50
Charles Mollohan 1 Hand Saw 1.00
M. Murphy 1 knife 1.25
William Murphy 1 pair of harnesses
Robert Chenoweth 1 coffee mill
Wm. B. Lively 1 back band (?), nail hammer .50
Wm. B. Lively 2 broad hoes and 1 s___ hoe .25
Wm. G. Murphy 1 half bushel pott (?)
Basel Young 1 skillet and lid .62
Jonathan Young l stew kettle 1.00
Jonathan Young 1 old spinning wheel
Perry Murphy 1 dish, 1 plate, 1 set of tea cups and
saucers 1.50
Virginia Young 1 bed and bedding .50
Adam Given 1 cooker and pail

Charles Mollohan was administrator of the estate.

Brenda sent this note earlier:
I did find in the 1850 Nicholas County
Census
where a David Young, who was 16 and born in 1834, was living with
a
McCoy family which also had 7 people by the name of Boggs living
there
also. This copy of the census did not list relationship to head
of
household.

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