Hi I am looking for the following Family, If you could be of any help that would be great:
Phillip Young born 1879 in maybe Lindsay Ontario Married twice.
1st Wife : Katherine Marrow
Children where:
1. Lena Francis Young born abt 1904 in West Hope North Dakota. She married a George Arnold.
2. Francis Young born abt 1907

He married 2nd: Ethel Maude Reed or Robinson
She was born 1892 in Belfast Ireland.
Married in England/Irlenad/Scotland???? June 23 1914?
there chjildren where
Marie Young
Wilfred Henry Young
Helen Young
Walter Young
Ronald Young
Donald Young
Arthur Young
Freddie Young
Willy Young
All above beleave to be born in Winnipeg Manitoba or Teulong Manitoba.

Phillips mother name was Lena Francis (Last Name Unknown and was Last Living in Boston Mass in 1916. Usa. He had one known Brother Name Unknown Who died 23 years before 1918 of TB.

If you could be of any help you can reach me at fawnsfamilytree@hotmail.com
Thanks

I just discovered that my great-great grandmother was Margaret Marrow, (Mandan, Shawnee, Pawnee? American Indian?) born 1861 in Missouri or Illinois (or?) witnessed the burning of Atlanta 1864, married a horsetrader (?) George Simonson (Evans?), by 1920 was a servant in a private house in Dayton, Ohio, died between 1920 and 1930. I need proof she was American Indian.

Hello. I just checked the 1860 census for MARROW, and in Missouri there were 17 people and they were all listed as White. And there were 7 people in Illinois, also listed as White. One was a Margaret MARROW, 30, with 4 young children, but there was no husband listed.

MARROW, MARGARET (1860 U.S. Census)
ILLINOIS , KNOX, KNOXVILLE
Age: 30, Female, Race: WHITE, Born: PA
Series: M653 Roll: 195 Page: 846

In PA there were 14 people with the name, all White. 2 were born in Ireland. In all of the US, there were only 188 people with the MARROW name, with the most in NY. And half were born in Ireland.

I checked the 1870 census and that wasn't too much different than 1860, except there were only 71 people with the name then. (Perhaps others had a different spelling that year??) However, I checked the pages for Georgia, and found a young couple who were Black.

MALLOW, FRANK (1870 U.S. Census)
GEORGIA , LIBERTY, MCINTOSH P O
Age: 23, Male, Race: BLACK, Born: GA
Series: M593 Roll: 162 Page: 177

Oh, here's something interesting. In PA a Jane MALLOW, 52, was living with another woman, and both women are listed as Fortune Tellers. ;o)

In VA that year, there was a couple in their 60's having a farm, and they had their married sons and daughter-in-law living with them. Both couples had had an infant boy recently, the infants' names were not listed.

I'm curious when you say that your Margaret MALLOW witnessed "the burning of Atlanta." She would have been only 3 years old; was it a family story that she witnessed it? And, did the family live in GA, or were they visiting the area?

Betty (near Lowell, MA)

OOPS. My early morning brain missed the spelling I was supposed to be looking for. I looked for MALLOW instead of MARROW. Sorry.

Betty

You can prove it two ways, one with a DNA test and two with a blood test. If you have the correct markers in your DNA, you are American Indian. If you have the correct antibodies in your blood you are American Indian.

The paper trail may be more difficult.

Does anyone have a Gideon Young. I think he and his family were from either ME or MA(Boston area)?

They may be connected to Watts, Fountain, Fogarty, Smalley, O'Donnell, and others

Barbara