Samuel Younglove is the son of Samuel and Abelene (Hunter) Younglove. He married Abigail Smith 13 November 1718 in Haverhill, Essex Co.,Massachusetts, She is the daughter of Samuel and Abigail (Emerson) Smith. Samuel and Abigail Younglove had eleven children:
Abigail, Sarah, Elizabeth, Samuel, John, Jonathan, Timothy, Titus, Titus, Hannah, and Miriam Younglove
Other Genealogy Information:
He married Abigail Smith of Haverhill, the intentions were published 18, October 1718. The date of his death is not known.
They were married in Haverhill, MA., at the time, Samuel was living at Suffield (AKA Southfield) CT. After the marriage they settled in Suffield CT and in 1730 they moved to Great Barrington, MA. Abigail died in Great Barrington at the age of 83. All the children received 5 shillings from Samuel's estate. Abigail conveyed the land at Great Barrington as follows:
April 12, 1757 to Jonathon Younglove
October 19, 1767 to Jonathon Younglove
November 4, 1768 to Timothy Younglove
The South Burial Grounds, now called Mahaiwe Cemetery, is the first place
of interment of the white inhabitants of the town. Unmarked graves are numerous. "Here rest the Ingersoll's, Piers, Nobles, Youngloves, Dewey's, and
many others." Taken from the Charles Taylor History of Great Barrington.
Abigail, Sarah, Elizabeth, Samuel, John, Jonathan, Timothy, Titus, Titus, Hannah, and Miriam Younglove
Other Genealogy Information:
He married Abigail Smith of Haverhill, the intentions were published 18, October 1718. The date of his death is not known.
They were married in Haverhill, MA., at the time, Samuel was living at Suffield (AKA Southfield) CT. After the marriage they settled in Suffield CT and in 1730 they moved to Great Barrington, MA. Abigail died in Great Barrington at the age of 83. All the children received 5 shillings from Samuel's estate. Abigail conveyed the land at Great Barrington as follows:
April 12, 1757 to Jonathon Younglove
October 19, 1767 to Jonathon Younglove
November 4, 1768 to Timothy Younglove
The South Burial Grounds, now called Mahaiwe Cemetery, is the first place
of interment of the white inhabitants of the town. Unmarked graves are numerous. "Here rest the Ingersoll's, Piers, Nobles, Youngloves, Dewey's, and
many others." Taken from the Charles Taylor History of Great Barrington.
Samuel Younglove is the son of Samuel and Abelene (Hunter) Younglove. He married Abigail Smith 13 November 1718 in Haverhill, Essex Co.,Massachusetts, She is the daughter of Samuel and Abigail (Emerson) Smith. Samuel and Abigail Younglove had eleven children:
Abigail, Sarah, Elizabeth, Samuel, John, Jonathan, Timothy, Titus, Titus, Hannah, and Miriam Younglove
Other Genealogy Information:
He married Abigail Smith of Haverhill, the intentions were published 18, October 1718. The date of his death is not known.
They were married in Haverhill, MA., at the time, Samuel was living at Suffield (AKA Southfield) CT. After the marriage they settled in Suffield CT and in 1730 they moved to Great Barrington, MA. Abigail died in Great Barrington at the age of 83. All the children received 5 shillings from Samuel's estate. Abigail conveyed the land at Great Barrington as follows:
April 12, 1757 to Jonathon Younglove
October 19, 1767 to Jonathon Younglove
November 4, 1768 to Timothy Younglove
The South Burial Grounds, now called Mahaiwe Cemetery, is the first place
of interment of the white inhabitants of the town. Unmarked graves are numerous. "Here rest the Ingersoll's, Piers, Nobles, Youngloves, Dewey's, and
many others." Taken from the Charles Taylor History of Great Barrington.
Abigail, Sarah, Elizabeth, Samuel, John, Jonathan, Timothy, Titus, Titus, Hannah, and Miriam Younglove
Other Genealogy Information:
He married Abigail Smith of Haverhill, the intentions were published 18, October 1718. The date of his death is not known.
They were married in Haverhill, MA., at the time, Samuel was living at Suffield (AKA Southfield) CT. After the marriage they settled in Suffield CT and in 1730 they moved to Great Barrington, MA. Abigail died in Great Barrington at the age of 83. All the children received 5 shillings from Samuel's estate. Abigail conveyed the land at Great Barrington as follows:
April 12, 1757 to Jonathon Younglove
October 19, 1767 to Jonathon Younglove
November 4, 1768 to Timothy Younglove
The South Burial Grounds, now called Mahaiwe Cemetery, is the first place
of interment of the white inhabitants of the town. Unmarked graves are numerous. "Here rest the Ingersoll's, Piers, Nobles, Youngloves, Dewey's, and
many others." Taken from the Charles Taylor History of Great Barrington.
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