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BIOGRAPHIES

Source:
History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois
 - Centennial Record -
By John Carroll Power
Assisted by his wife,
Mrs. S. A. Power
Under the Auspices of the Old Settlers Society.
Springfield, Ill.:
Edwin A. Wilson & Co.
1876

A B C D E F G H I J K L M
N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
CASPER YOUNG was born June 8, 1798, at Hazellochy, on the river Mayn, Hesse Darmstadt, Germany.  Susan Boll was born in 1802, in the town of Florsheim, in Nassau, on the opposite side of the Mayn from Hazelloch.  Casper Young and Susan Boll were married at Florsheim in 1821.  They had four children in Germany and emigrated to America in 1835.  They were seven weeks on the passage from Amsterdam to New York.  Their first stoppage was at Coshocton, Ohio.   From there they went to St. Louis, Missouri, by the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, and tarried one year in St. Clair county, Illinois.  In the fall of 1837 they arrived in Sangamon county, in the southeast corner of Woodside township, where three children were born.  Of their seven children -
     MARGARET, born in Germany, married in Sangamon county to Frank Schick.  They had two children.  G. Schick was a professor in a college in St. Louis.  He is a lawyer.  Mrs. Schickdied in Mt. Pulaski, Illinois.
     GARRED,
called Charley - was born Dec. 17, 1825, at Florsheim, Nassau, GermanyHe was married in Sangamon county April 18, 1852, to Mrs. Sally White, whose maiden name was Gatton, a daughter of Charles Gatton.  She had one child by her first marriage, MARY ANN, who is now the wife of Mr. Lyman, of Pana.  Mr. and Mrs. Young had three children, REBECCA, WILLIAM R. and CATHARINE, and Mrs. Sally Young died Feb. 2, 1863.  Mr. Young was married February, 1864, to Ellen Abell.  She died without children, Nov. 4, 1866.  Mr. Young was married Oct. 1, 1867, at Lebanon, Kentucky, to Maggie E. Buckman.  They reside one and a half miles north of Pawnee, Sangamon county, Illinois.  Mr. Young has represented Pawnee township several terms in Sangamon county Board of Supervisors, and is one of the many successful farmers of Sangamon county.
     MARY,
born in Germany, married Henry Harschlier has seven children, and lives in Mt. Pulaski, Illinois.
     CATHARINE,
born in Germany, married Frank Schick.  They have six children, and live in Mt. Pulaski, Illinois.
     MARY EVE,
born in Sangamon county, married Philip Schwigead.  They had two children, and Mr. S. Died.  The widow married Jacob Hundt, and lives in Mt. Pulaski, Illinois
     Casper Young moved to Mt. Pulaski in 1855.  Mrs. Susan Young died June, 1867.  Casper Young died Sept. 27, 1875, both in Mt. Pulaski, Logan county, Ill.
Source: History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois - Centennial Record - Springfield, Ill.: Edwin A. Wilson & Co. - 1876 - Page 795
EZEKIEL YOUNG was born about 1795, in Trigg county, Kentucky.  He was married in North Carolina to Sarah Coleman.  They had five children in Kentucky, and moved to Sangamon county, Illinois, arriving in 1827 on Richland creek, where one child was born.  Two of their children only are in Sangamon county.
     LUCINDA married Samuel Beradon. See his name.
     ARCHIBALD,
born April 21, 1828 in Sangamon county, married Nov. 18, 1850, to Elizabeth Wood, born in Sangamon county, (sister to Mrs. Wolgamot.)  They had four children: EMMA died January, 1868, in her fourteenth year.  LAURA, died July, 1869, in her fourteenth year.  MARY E. and IDA BELLE, reside with their parents, near Woodside, Sangamon county, Illinois
     Ezekiel Young died May, 1853, and his widow died in 1864, both in Cass county, Illinois.
Source: History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois - Centennial Record - Springfield, Ill.: Edwin A. Wilson & Co. - 1876 - Page 795
JAMES YOUNG was born Dec. 19, 1788, in Wilkes county, North Carolina.  His parents moved to Montgomery county, Kentucky, when he was a young man.  He was there married Feb. 10, 1822, to Lucinda R. Cunning, who was born Aug. 12, 1804, in the same county.  They had seven children in Kentucky, and moved to Sangamon county, Illinois, arriving in the fall of 1838 in what is now Curran township, where three children were born.  Of their children three children were born.  Of their children three died under five years.  Of the other seven -
     VIRGINIA, born Jan. 15, 1823, married John P. Lindsay, had six children, and died May 2, 1850, near Springfield.  See his name in Omissions.
     WILBOURN
, born Oct. 23, 1824, is unmarried, and resides at the family homestead near Curran, Illinois.
     ELIZABETH, born Oct. 21, 1826, married Wade Burch. See his name.
     JAMES
, was born Aug. 20, 1831, married Catharine Foster, have eight children,  SILAS A., MARGARET, JAMES M., EUGENE, FRANCIS, ALBERTUS, NANCY and EMMA, and live near Chatham, Illinois.
     SILAS F., born March 1, 1834, is unmarried, and lives in Fayette county, Illinois.
     ANN E., born Oct. 15, 1837, married William B. GreenwoodSee his name.  He died and she married Benjamin Easley.  See his name.
     MARTHA C.,
born June 6, 1841, married Feb. 22, 1865, and has three children, FATIMA, ARTHUR and LEONA MAY, and live with their mother.
     James Young died March 11, 1870, aged eighty-two years, and his widow resides on the farm where they settled in 1838, near Curran, Illinois - 1874.
Source: History of the Early Settlers of Sangamon County, Illinois - Centennial Record - Springfield, Ill.: Edwin A. Wilson & Co. - 1876 - Page 795

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