George Younglove was the youngest of five children. He and his brother William, purchased ninety acres of land with the old homestead, and after William's death purchased his interest. He has added other lands, until he now has nearly three hundred acres. In 1857 he was married to Miss Margaret A. Lawson. Her father, John F. Lawson, came from New York City in 1857 and purchased from government five hundred and sixty acres of land in the towns of
Genoa and Oceola, were he died.
Mr. & Mrs. Younglove are among the pioneers who have witnessed the transformation of the primeval forest into a prosperous community, and remember well when the Indian and the wolf was not an uncommon sight, where now is a thickly settled town.
History of Livingston County Michigan, its prominent men and Pioneers.
Genealogy Notes:
From Find A Grave contributor Marilyn #47154246
Link to dc: http://seekingmichigan.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/p129401coll7/id/917153/rec/4
The memorial for William Younglove at Gilkes Cemetery should be linked to him as his father, however I have not found any proof that he is buried there - online, anyway. I have not been to this cemetery. His mother, Theda Mead Younglove, does appear on a list for this cemetery.http://livingston.migenweb.net/cemeteries/gilkes.htm
It's up to you.
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Genoa and Oceola, were he died.
Mr. & Mrs. Younglove are among the pioneers who have witnessed the transformation of the primeval forest into a prosperous community, and remember well when the Indian and the wolf was not an uncommon sight, where now is a thickly settled town.
History of Livingston County Michigan, its prominent men and Pioneers.
Genealogy Notes:
From Find A Grave contributor Marilyn #47154246
Link to dc: http://seekingmichigan.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/p129401coll7/id/917153/rec/4
The memorial for William Younglove at Gilkes Cemetery should be linked to him as his father, however I have not found any proof that he is buried there - online, anyway. I have not been to this cemetery. His mother, Theda Mead Younglove, does appear on a list for this cemetery.http://livingston.migenweb.net/cemeteries/gilkes.htm
It's up to you.
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George Younglove was the youngest of five children. He and his brother William, purchased ninety acres of land with the old homestead, and after William's death purchased his interest. He has added other lands, until he now has nearly three hundred acres. In 1857 he was married to Miss Margaret A. Lawson. Her father, John F. Lawson, came from New York City in 1857 and purchased from government five hundred and sixty acres of land in the towns of
Genoa and Oceola, were he died.
Mr. & Mrs. Younglove are among the pioneers who have witnessed the transformation of the primeval forest into a prosperous community, and remember well when the Indian and the wolf was not an uncommon sight, where now is a thickly settled town.
History of Livingston County Michigan, its prominent men and Pioneers.
Genealogy Notes:
From Find A Grave contributor Marilyn #47154246
Link to dc: http://seekingmichigan.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/p129401coll7/id/917153/rec/4
The memorial for William Younglove at Gilkes Cemetery should be linked to him as his father, however I have not found any proof that he is buried there - online, anyway. I have not been to this cemetery. His mother, Theda Mead Younglove, does appear on a list for this cemetery.http://livingston.migenweb.net/cemeteries/gilkes.htm
It's up to you.
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Genoa and Oceola, were he died.
Mr. & Mrs. Younglove are among the pioneers who have witnessed the transformation of the primeval forest into a prosperous community, and remember well when the Indian and the wolf was not an uncommon sight, where now is a thickly settled town.
History of Livingston County Michigan, its prominent men and Pioneers.
Genealogy Notes:
From Find A Grave contributor Marilyn #47154246
Link to dc: http://seekingmichigan.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/p129401coll7/id/917153/rec/4
The memorial for William Younglove at Gilkes Cemetery should be linked to him as his father, however I have not found any proof that he is buried there - online, anyway. I have not been to this cemetery. His mother, Theda Mead Younglove, does appear on a list for this cemetery.http://livingston.migenweb.net/cemeteries/gilkes.htm
It's up to you.
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