Phillip YOUNCE

1775 - 1864  (89 )

• Name	Phillip YOUNCE  [1]
  Born	1775	, Ashe County, North Carolina, USA
  Religion	German Baptist  [2]
  Died	16 Abr 1864	Pleasant Hill, Miami County, Ohio, USA
  Notes	Churches in Madison County IN were or are.   Anderson, First (1896-) Beech Grove (Stony Creek) (1850?-) Summitville (1880 -?) You may want to use my cemetery Internet site http://www.rothweb.com/Cemeteries/Cemereies.htm Dennis In a message dated 10/17/09 09:54:06 Pacific Daylight Time, ghoneyman@woh.rr.com writes: After a very long time of searching, I have finally found a census reading for the eldest child of Philip & Margaret (Burket) Younce, John who was born 6 May 1809.  While I have yet to find him in 1850, in 1860 as John Yantz, his address is P.O. Pendleton, Fall Creek Twp., Madison Co., IN in which KY is listed as his birth state.  His real estate is valued at 1,300.  It would be interesting to know when the land was bought and sold.  He was elected to the ministry in the Brush Creek district of Miami Co., OH in 1840 and ordained an elder in 1846 presumably in the Mississinewa district of Delaware Co., IN.  He died in 1865 and is buried in Union Cemetery near Eaton IN.  His widow, the former Lucinda (Michael) Thomas is listed in Union Twp., Delaware Co., IN in 1870 and 1880 I am wondering if Philip & Margaret went to Muhlenberg Co. KY with Lawrence Younce.  Do we have any idea when the latter moved there?  I have not discovered members of the Burket family stopping in KY. Jim Shuman, can you identify which congregation John would have been associated with while living in Madison County? Gale Honeyman === Regarding Philip Younce and where he may have been, I have shared with Merle Rummel that I think there was a 4 year period from 1809, when Philip is reported in a history as having come to KY.   He is reported by grandson Wm H Younts, to have arrived in Miami Co OH in 1813, though he was supposed to be there for the treaty signing in 1812.  There is some information that he participated in some military or scouting War of 1812 activities which gained him a bounty land warrant.  That needs to be checked out also.  We have given an approximate date of 1808 for his marriage to Margaret Byrket based on John Younce's age. Regarding John's birthplace, I think it's shaky to rely on a person's self-report in census of his/her birthplace.  How often we have seen those self-reported wrong or conflicting in different censuses. Where Philip Younce was in KY, whether he was married at the time, and how long he stayed in one place is open to question and needs to be proven.  Thus far I have not found mention of him in a cursory search of Muhlenberg Co land and other records.  I have not conduced a search in Muhlenburg Co. === The Journal, Greenville, Ohio, 24 January 1895 (from an account of the first Swinger family reunion held at the Swinger home NW of Painter Creek, Ohio) ….. At first there were no religious meetings.  Later, Philip Younce, a German Baptist minister of West Milton, and Wm. Miles of Ludlow Creek, and a minister of the Christian church began holding religious services in dwelling homes.  Although the roads were impassable much of the year and no salary held out as an inducement, yet their appointments were very zealously and faithfully filled.  At one time, after some heavy rains had greatly raised the streams and when Rev. Younce was on his way to fill an appointment, he was met by a messenger who informed him that Painter Creek was so high that it was impossible to cross.  Upon this the Reverend replied, "My horse can swim and not until greater hindrance than high water obstruct my course I shall not cancel my appointment in this good cause."  The faithful horse carried the daring minister safely over the deep water and the appointment was filled according to previous announcement. ===
  Person ID	I8979	Ronald Allen Snowden Family Tree
  Last Modified	29 Ene 2011

  
  

  Father	John (Johannes) YOUNCE (JANS),   b. 17 Ago 1760, , New York County, New York, USA ,   d. 21 Ene 1828, Idlewild, Ash County, North Carolina, USA  (Age 67 )
  Mother	Margaretha TESCH,   b. 14 Oct 1762, Macungie Township, Emmaus, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, USA ,   d. Desp. 1828, , Ashe County, North Carolina, USA  (Age > 67 )
  Married	1782  [3]
  	Source: Moravian Archives, letter to Donna Younce
  _UID	EE5B77182DA04D309F5C53D724117D04FDFF
  Family ID	F6574	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Margaret MUSGRAVE,   b. 1787,   d. 1862  (Age 75 )
  Married	2 Nov 1844	, Ashe County, North Carolina, USA
  	Source: North Carolina Marriage Collection, 1741-2004--Ancestry.com
  _UID	E216DF4A9D384A028B5BE1F36AF9F4BA0D27
  Children	1. John YOUNCE,   b. 6 May 1809, , , Kentucky, USA ,   d. 26 Sep 1865, Eaton, Delaware County, Indiana, USA  (Age 56 )   2. Joseph YOUNCE,   b. 1811, , Miami Counry, Ohio, USA ,   d. 1874, Union Township, Delaware County, Indiana, USA  (Age 63 )   3. Andrew YOUNCE,   b. 1814, , , Ohio, USA ,   d. 1863, Union Township, Delaware County, Indiana, USA  (Age 49 )   4. George W YOUNCE,   b. 1817, , Miami Counry, Ohio, USA ,   d. 9 Feb 1878, Union Township, Delaware County, Indiana, USA  (Age 61 )   5. Abraham YOUNCE,   b. 7 Oct 1818,   d. 28 Dic 1881, , , Ohio, USA  (Age 63 )   6. Eli YOUNCE,   b. 1821, , Miami Counry, Ohio, USA ,   d. 1879, Union Township, D  (Age 58 )   7. Catherine YOUNCE,   b. 16 Ene 1823,   d. 11 Feb 1896  (Age 73 )   8. Davis YOUNCE,   b. 31 Ago 1837, , Miami County, Ohio, USA ,   d. 12 Ene 1897, Warsaw, Kosciusko County, Indiana, USA  (Age 59 )   9. Isaac YOUNCE,   d. 1850, Union Township, Delaware County, Indiana, USA   10. Mary YOUNCE
  Family ID	F6580	Group Sheet

  
  

• Documentos

  Biography of Phillip Younce

  
  

• Sources

  [S367] [bre] Frederick Younce, Merle C. Rummel. [S728] 1880 Federal Census--Boynton, Tazewell County, Illinois, USA. [S650] Moravian Archives.