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Amy (Youngblood) Hubbard (1811 - 1855)

Amy Hubbard formerly Youngblood
Born in Pike, Alabama, United Statesmap
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Daughter of and
Sister of , , , , , , , and
Wife of — married 1828 in Edgefield, South Carolina, United Statesmap
Mother of and
Died at age 44 in Bullock, Crenshaw, Alabama, United Statesmap
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Do NOT merge with any Amy youngblood. Till proven sources are provide There is confusion with Amy connected to Williams family also ... See the manager of the youngblood family, I'm leaving this up and here till it's resolved This Amy husband is also incorrect per his own sources being incorrect Jeff

Biography

Amy was born in 1811.

6 children

She passed away in 1855.

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Haugen-781 Jeffrey Haugen
Larry Youngblood , is also working on his end too. He handles the Youngblood family which is why I posted a flag
posted by Jeffrey Haugen
Tryon-2537 Michael Tryon
The idea of her LNAB being Youngblood is not unreasonable. There is a 1820 census record for a Thomas Youngblood Jr., living in Edgefield, South Carolina, 26-44, with three sons and a daughter under 10. By 1830 she is married and living with William Hubbard in Edgefield: William is 30-39, wife 15-19 (Amy is 19), son <5 (Thomas is 1). That, combined with the biography of their son John P Hubbard that states his mother was Amy (Youngblood) Hubbard, may be as close as we can get to documentation.
posted by Michael Tryon
Larry Youngblood
I don't have the Bible, nor have I personally seen it or a copy of the pages, but the family book has "according to her father's Bible."...and a detail of all the children of Thomas and Jane are listed along with the owner of the Bible at the time our family wrote the book. Lila Jean Youngblood of Sardis near Union Springs lived with her brother Wm Thomas YB. She never married so I am not certain who might have this book. She was alive at the time of the writing of our family book - 1962 and 2nd printing in 1977. I can contact the YBs there who still have reunions every 2nd Saturday in August.

Name Lila Jean Youngblood Birth Date 24 Nov 1896 Death Date 17 Feb 1979 Cemetery Sardis Baptist Church Cemetery Burial or Cremation Place Bullock County, Alabama, United States of America Has Bio? N

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