Note: One source claims Thomas Youngman is buried in a Morrisville cemetery. Thomas Youngman may have been buried on his daughter's family farm [Betsey (Youngman) Whitcomb] where it is believed he may have died. Betsey Whitcomb lived in Morristown, Vermont in 1840.

Military Service
1777 - Private, 3 year service in the Continental Army
1780 - Private, 6 month service in the northern frontier
1781 - Corporal, Col Reynolds Regiment of NH Militia
1842 - Last pension paid on Sep 1842 in Vermont

Children
Betsey (Youngman) Whitcomb (1788 - 1872)
Lucinda (Youngman) Jones (1790 - 1885)
Salley (Youngman) Jones (1791 - 1866)

"... It is hard for us to realize the Barnet of 1790. The census of that year gives 94 families, the population being 572. As nearly as we can tell, there were only a few roads laid out and in some manner made passable. There was not a four-wheeled vehicle in town of any kind, and no roads fit for its use had there been such. A very few frames houses had been built, but most of the people lived in log cabins. ... People traveled on foot or on horseback, and no newspaper was published within sixty miles. ..." - History of Barnet, Vermont

Brothers John and Thomas Youngman lived in Barnet, Caledonia/Orange Vermont with their families, listed there on the first 1790 U.S. Census. In 1791, Thomas Youngman is listed as co-sponsoring Church pew No 17 on the main floor of the Church.

1760 - Born in Hollis, Hillsborough, NH
1776 - Enlisted for 1 year in Revolution (in 1 of 3 NH regiments)
1777 - Re-enlisted for 3 year in Revolution
1780 - Re-enlisted for 6 months in Revolution Northern frontier assignment
1783 - Re-enlisted for 3 years in Revolution in Capt Isaac Frye's Company
1786 - Residence in Hilliston, Middlesex, Massachusetts
1790 - Thomas Youngman and family in Barnet VT on U.S. Census
1791 - Thomas Youngman purchases pew in Presbyterian Church in Barnet VT
1800 - Thomas Youngman and family in Highgate VT on US Census
1810 - ?
1816 - Thomas Youngman and family asked to depart town of Washington VT
1818 - Thomas Youngman applies for military survivors pension in Washington VT
1820 - Thomas Youngman and family in Washington VT on US Census
1821 - Thomas Youngman pension application in Washington VT.
1823 - Residence Washington VT; in new school district
1826 - Sold land in Washington VT
1830 - ?
1835 - On military pension role
1836 - On military pension role
1840 - On US Census living with daughter Betsey Whitcomb's family
1842 - Pensioner died 01 Oct 1842; last pension Sep 1842; paid $1.22 Gr 1842