The grandparents of Mary (Shangle) Youngs, whose name was Spangenberg, came from Hanover, Germany, during the Revolutionary War. It was six months before a landing could be effected on account of the blockade by the British. While lying in the harbor, Mr. Spangenberg lost two children. A landing was finally made at Elizabethtown, N.J. Two children were still living: One, Catherine, became the mother of Mary (Shangle) Youngs
Mary (Shangle) and Samuel Young were married on 19 March 1818 in Sussex Co., NJ. Their first two children were born in New Jersey (John H. and William). By 1824, they were living in Tompkins Co., NY, where six children were born.
About 1848, Samuel and his son William, migrated to Wisconsin, where they established homes. Samuel brought his family to Dale/Medina, Outagamie Co., WI, around 1850.
Mary (Shangle) and Samuel Young were married on 19 March 1818 in Sussex Co., NJ. Their first two children were born in New Jersey (John H. and William). By 1824, they were living in Tompkins Co., NY, where six children were born.
About 1848, Samuel and his son William, migrated to Wisconsin, where they established homes. Samuel brought his family to Dale/Medina, Outagamie Co., WI, around 1850.
The grandparents of Mary (Shangle) Youngs, whose name was Spangenberg, came from Hanover, Germany, during the Revolutionary War. It was six months before a landing could be effected on account of the blockade by the British. While lying in the harbor, Mr. Spangenberg lost two children. A landing was finally made at Elizabethtown, N.J. Two children were still living: One, Catherine, became the mother of Mary (Shangle) Youngs
Mary (Shangle) and Samuel Young were married on 19 March 1818 in Sussex Co., NJ. Their first two children were born in New Jersey (John H. and William). By 1824, they were living in Tompkins Co., NY, where six children were born.
About 1848, Samuel and his son William, migrated to Wisconsin, where they established homes. Samuel brought his family to Dale/Medina, Outagamie Co., WI, around 1850.
Mary (Shangle) and Samuel Young were married on 19 March 1818 in Sussex Co., NJ. Their first two children were born in New Jersey (John H. and William). By 1824, they were living in Tompkins Co., NY, where six children were born.
About 1848, Samuel and his son William, migrated to Wisconsin, where they established homes. Samuel brought his family to Dale/Medina, Outagamie Co., WI, around 1850.
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