Ambrose married Mitta Dowd 1 Jan 1840, Windsor, Broome, New York, United States. Mitta (daughter of Doub and Ruth) was born 11 Aug 1849, New York; died 13 Oct 1926, Binghamton, Broome, New York, United States; was buried 15 Oct 1926, Chenengo Valley, NY. [Group Sheet]

Ambrose married Marilda Doub 1 Jan 1840, Windsor, Broome, New York, United States. Marilda (daughter of Doub and Ruth) was born Abt 1820, New York; died 6 Apr 1894, Binghamton, Broome, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

Althea married Ebenezer Guiles. Ebenezer was born 1840; died 1915; was buried , Binghamton, Broome County, New York, United States of America. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Sarah lived in the Town of Fenton. She worked for the Sportsman Supply Company in Binghamton, New York sewing buttons on hunting jackets. To supplement the family income she also took in washing and sewing. In the 1900 Federal Census, it lists Sarah as the head of the household and residing at Lincoln Street, Port Dickenson Village which is now part of Binghamton, NY

Buried:
Chenango Valley Cemetery

Died:
Cerebral Hemorrage

Sara married William Henry Youngs 30 Sep 1866. William (son of Peter M. Youngs and Cordelia VanKleek) was born 16 Dec 1842, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess, New York, USA; died 12 Dec 1896, Fenton Township, Broome, New York; was buried 14 Dec 1896, Binghamton, Broome County, New York, USA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Edgar Elwell served as a Private in the American Civil War. He enlisted on August 22, 1862 and mustered in on September 3, as an 18 year old in Kirkwood, NY and served three years in the 137th New York State Volunteers beginning in Company F. He was then transfeerred to Company B on September 26.He enlisted with WIlliam and James Youngs. On October 29, 1863, Edgar was wounded in the thigh during the Battle of Wauhatchee, TN. He recuperated in a hospital in Nashville, TN. from October 1863 through Feb 1864. He was present at the battle of Gettysbug, PA and was with General Sherman in Atlanta. He mustered out with the unit on June 9, 1865 from a camp near Bladensburg, MD.

Notes:

The 1900 federal census shows that Jesse was living with his mother and siblings on Lincoln Street, Port Dickenson Village, NY., now a part of Binghamton, NY. It also shows that he was a widower.

Jesse Youngs and Cora Bacon grew up next door to each other. They were childhood sweethearts, but eventually broke their relationship off. After both the their spouses died, Cora moved back home to live with her parents as did Jesse. Their love for each other was rekindled and they married in Port Dickenson, New York by Rev. J.W. Shipmann.

Cora and Jesse moved into a home on Liberty Street in Binghamton, NY. Cora had one son, Lynn from her previous marriage and Jesse had a daughter, Mildred. One day the neighbors paid a visit to welcome the new family to the neighborhood. Cora and Jesse were still getting dressed so Mildred answered the door. She and Lynn entertained the neighbors who were asking questions about the family. One neighbor asked Mildred her age to which she responded, "six." Then they asked Lynn his age to which he responded, "six." The neighbor responded with, Oh, you must be twins!" "No," Mildred responded, "he's ma's and I'm pa's." The neighbors were quite perplexed.

Jesse was a motorman and drove an electric trolley between Hillcrest and Union, NY. In later years he was a paper hanger. In his early years he had a farm in Aquaga, NY. Jesse died at the Binghamton City Hospital, NY.

Buried:
Chenango Valley Cemetary

Jesse married Luella G. Baker 31 Oct 1894. Luella (daughter of Georgia Baker) was born 1 Apr 1875, United States of America; died 6 Aug 1896, New York, United States of America; was buried , Binghamton, Broome County, New York, United States of America. [Group Sheet]

Jesse married Cora Mae Bacon 21 Mar 1901, Port Dickenson, NY. Cora (daughter of Lewis T Bacon and Mary R Bishop) was born May 1873, New York; died 1962; was buried 1962, Binghamton, Broome, New York. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Port Dickenson news snips - Date Unknown "Miss Hazel Youngs and her brother Clarence of Afton, NY have been spending the week with Miss Sara Youngs of Lincoln Street."


Buried:
Chenango Valley cemetery

Edgar married Lillian G. Heath 16 Mar 1891. Lillian (daughter of Charles E Heath and Hannah A Edwards) was born 20 Jun 1873, New York, United States; died 13 Jun 1944, Binghamton, New York, USA; was buried 16 Jun 1944, Chenango Bridge, Broome, New York, USA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Lena worked for the Willis Sharp Kilmer Swamp Root Company in Binghamton, NY. She was also a "floor lady" at the Sportsman Supply Company in Binghamton, NY.

Lena married Fred Judson Bradshaw 4 Oct 1911, Broome, New York, USA. Fred (son of Myron Bradshaw and Charlotte A Stone) was born 26 Aug 1872, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Walter was severly wounded in World War I and spent the rest of his life crippled. He was eventually admitted to the Soldier's Hospital in Canandagua, New York.

Walter married Lena C. Phelps. Lena was born 23 Feb 1893, United States; died 15 Oct 1968, Sanitaria Springs, Broome, New York, United States of America. [Group Sheet]

Mildred married George B. Young. George died 19 Nov 1943. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Lawrence had a violent temper. At the age of twenty-six he was admitted to the Binghamton State Hospital and was a resident there until his death. In one fit of rage, he chased Lester with a butcher knife.


Buried:
Chenango Valley Cemetery

Notes:

Lester was born Jesse and Cora Youngs in the Town of Fenton, New York. His mother Cora was extremely angry when she found out that she was pregnant with Lester. When he was born he weighed only three and one-half pounds so Cora set him aside not knowing if he would live or die. His half sister, Mildred placed him in the warmth of the unlit oven which acted as an incubator. Lester's brother Lawrence, who was two years older, was jealous of him and pulled mean tricks on him. One day he had Lester put his thumb in a piece of machinery and then cut it off. They carried Lester and the thumb to the doctor who sewed it back on again but did not get it on quite straight. From that time on he always had a crooked thumb. Lester was a good student who excelled in math. Upon graduation from Binghamton Central High School he went to work for the International Time Recorder which later became International Business Machines or IBM. This was during the depression and IBM was not hiring. He was persistent and everyday he would sit in the human resource office. His persistance paid off as they hired him and put him to work as a drill press operator on the night shift. He took as many courses as possible and he worked his way through the company to the level of engineer.


Buried:
Meadowlawn Cemetary

Lester married Mary Valeria McVicker 3 Feb 1933, Conklin, Broome, New York, USA. Mary (daughter of John Joseph McVicker and Edith Lillian Holden) was born 27 Dec 1914, Pond Eddy, New York; died 15 Oct 2006, New Port Richey, Pasco, Florida, USA; was buried , New Port Richey, Pasco, Florida, USA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Buried:
Chenango Valley Cemetery

Lynn married Ruth T. Ruth was born Abt 1905. [Group Sheet]

Hazel married Unknown Hazel Youngs Spouse. [Group Sheet]

Hazel married Harry Hatton. [Group Sheet]

Clarence married Isabella "Isabel" E Hatton 2 Sep 1912, Afton, Chenango, New York, USA. Isabella was born 9 May 1896, Oxford, Chenango, New York, United States; died 29 Oct 1979, Bainbridge, Chenango, New York, United States of America. [Group Sheet]

Nina married Philip Bunzey [Group Sheet]

Hazel married Harry Hattere. [Group Sheet]