Hercules had no association with Loudon, Virginia and the names of his children were not positively identified. All children attached to him are speculative. His brothers also had children named Morgan so it is impossible to identify who is who.
Hercules is one of eight immigrant children from Scotland that arrived in New Jersey about 1722. His brothers and sisters, as well as many of the their children, are identified in his brother John's will dated 1774 in Morris, New Jersey.[1]
Our Young Family, First and Second Generations Chart
Their parents are unknown and any attempt to link them with specific people is based on speculation. No family biography has made any attempt to attach parents and states very clearly that they are unknown.
Marriage
Hercules married Sarah Philips Feb 1745 in Chester County, Pennsylvania.[2]
He immigrated to Pennsylvania where he is seen signing a petition in Fallowfield, Washington, PA.[2]
Sources
↑ Young, Edward Hudson. 1875-. Our Young family in America. pgs xi -xv. John Young's Will
↑ 2.02.1 Young, Edward Hudson, 1875-. Our Young family in America. pgs 240-243.Bio of Hercules
DNA
This only confirms that the following people are related, not who the immigrant ancestor was.
↑ Paternal and maternal relationships are confirmed by 2514.19 cM match between Darla Lynn Dunkin GEDMatch A599583 and her Father, John Edward Dunkin Jr GEDMatch A663958, her Mother, Betty Jane Olfers GEDmatch A556847, her first cousin Melissa Graham GEDmatch A726024, and her half sister on her mothers side Tina Louise Winner GEDmatch A386277
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Hercules by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Hercules: