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YOUNG/JUNKER |
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Johannes Mikel Junker - Michael Juncker arrived in Philadelphia 11 Aug 1750 aboard the Patience from Rotterdam and Cowes. Michael Yonker was a scout sent on alarm about the Indians, April 1759, in Rowan Co, NC. He and his wife Anna Eva appear in the records of Leonard's Reformed Church in Rowan Co. as early as 1757. He was naturalized in Rowan Co, 22 Sept 1762. His land was on Abbott's Creek and Pounder's Fork in the German Settlement of Rowan County, and died in 1792. Two known children |
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. 1. Jacob Young moved to Washington County, Indiana |
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Jacob Young (c.1750-c.1823) married about 1780 Magdalena "Molly" Burkhart (c.1755 - after 1823), daughter of George Burkhart (will 1805) and his wife Catherine, of Rowan Co, NC. Jacob and Michael were permitted to sign the Oath of Allegiance in Rowan Co, NC, 7 August 1778. Jacob received land in Rowan Co, NC, from his father, Michael Younger,1787, and sold it November, 1808, and moved to Washington County, Indiana, entering land there in 1813. Jacob lived in Washington County, where his will was made 16 May 1816 and proved 17 Mar 1823, naming his wife Magdalen, and children Jacob, Frederick (deceased), Elizabeth, Christina, Magdalen, and Anna Maria, and as executors his sons-in-law Philip Shoultz and John Becker (sic). |
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. 1. Elizabeth (1781) married Phillip Schultz (d.1830) |
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A different Jacob Young lived in Harrison County. An unconfirmed source says he was born 29 Mar 1757
in Frederick County, Maryland, and married 23 Mar 1784 Phroinca Fredrich. His children were born in Frederick County,
Maryland. This Jacob’s will was dated 27 Feb 1815, and proved in Harrison County 24 Oct 1816. His wife was living but unnamed. Seven children were named. . 1. Magdalen Young (20 Dec 1784) not named in Jacob’s will . 2. Eva Young (16 Jun 1787) married John Kephart . 3. Elizabeth Young (4 Mar 1789) m.1812 Martin Holmes (1790-1833) of Lawrence County, Indiana .. . She was born in Frederick County, Maryland. . 4. Jacob Young, Jr. (21 Dec 1790) m.4 Dec 1818 Martha Storm . 5. John Young (1792) m.5 Aug 1824 Elizabeth Mullican . 6. Abraham Young (1794) m.1825 Miss Carter, m.1850 Naomi Laffoon, lived in Greene Co, IN in 1860, . . . and stated that he was born in Maryland. . 7. Mary (1796) . 8. Alexander Young (listed in Jacob’s will) |
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Mary Ann Young (9 Apr 1798-9 Nov 1868) married about 1815 George Stonecypher (1789-1878) and lived east of Corydon in Harrison County, Indiana. They are buried in Old Conrad Cemetery. Mary Ann (or Anna Maria) Young was listed as a catacumen for a school in 1803, Rowan Co, NC. Since census records state that Mary Stonecipher was born in North Carolina, she has to be the daughter of John Young and Magdalena Burkhart. . 1. Jacob Stonecypher (11 Dec 1815 - 8 Jun 1895) married 20 Dec 1849 Leah Rosenberger . 2. Christina Stonecypher (1818-22 Aug 1891) m.3 Mar 1838 George Snyder/Schneider (1804) . 3. Elizabeth "Betsy" Stonecypher (1824) lived with her parents in 1860, but not in 1870. (There is an . . . Elizabeth, wife of George Lear, (22 Feb 1822-8 Jan 1899) buried next to George S and Mary) . 4. Rebecca Stonecypher (1 Jul 1826-7 Apr 1864) m.15 Jun 1850 William Harvey Turley (1829-1908) . |
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Jacob Stonecypher (1815-1895) m.1849 Leah RosenbargerEphraim Stonecypher (1853-1934) m.1875 Martha Highfill Bertha Helen Stonecypher (1876-1950) m.1904 John LiptrapVirgil Raymond Liptrap (1907-1977) m.1949 Frances Mary Tate MatthewsJames Matthews Liptrap (1951) |
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