Notes for Sarah Young

Notes for Sarah Young

Sarah Young was born the second child of Abraham Young and Elizabeth Sproats Young on August 6, 1842 in Virginia. She was one of seven children: Deliah, Katherine, Jake, Milton. Ike, John.

US CENSUS 1850--PULASKI, BEAVER, INDIANA
daughter of Abraham and Elizabeth Young, age 7 b. VA

IOWA STATE CENSUS COLLECTION 1836-1925
1856 Union, Marion Co., Iowa
lists Sarah Young age 13, daughter of Abraham and Elizabeth Young

Sarah married Leroy Brannon in 1858, they lived in Marion Co., Iowa in 1860. They had three children: Frances , Mary Alice, Leroy. Frances was the only one to live to adulthood. LeRoy Brannon died in 1863 in the Civil War. Frances married George Woolet

US CENSUS--1860 UNION TWP. MARION CO., IOWA
Brannon, Sarah wife of Leroy age 18 b. VA.
Sarah married George W. Wyscaver in 1866. They lived in Kansas, Iowa, Superior, Neb. They had ten children: Jessie, George N., Rosella ( Kent), Alvin J., Luretia( Burns, Tindall), James H., Lottie (Schrawyer), Milton, Issac, Pearl (Murphy).

US CENSUS 1870 UNION TWP. MARION CO., IOWA
Wyscaver, Sarah wife of Geo. age 28 b. VA

LIST OF RESIDENTS 1877 SINCLAIR, JEWELL CO., KANSAS
Wyscaver, Sarah age 33

LIST OF RESIDENTS 1878 SINCLAIR, JEWELL CO., KANSAS
Wyscaver Sarah age 34

LIST OF RESIDENTS 1879 SINCLAIR, JEWELL CO., KANSAS
Wyscaver Sarah age 35

US CENSUS 1880 ST. CLAIRE, JEWELL CO. KANSAS
Wiscaver, Sarah age 37 b. VA parents b. PENN.

LIST OF RESIDENTS 1885 RICHLAND, JEWELL CO., KANSAS

KANSAS STATE CENSUS COLLECTION --1 MAR 1895
lists Sarah age 52, B. Virginia, wife of Geo. Wyscaver

US CENSUS 1900 SINCLAIR, JEWELL CO., KANSAS
Wyscaver, Sarah wife of Geo. age 56

US CENSUS 1910 SUPERIOR, NUCKOLS CO. NEBRASKA
Wyscaver Sarah wife of Geo. age 67 b. VA.married 47 years having 13 children 10 living

US CENSUS 1920 SUPERIOR, NUCKOLLS CO. NEBRASKA
Wyscaver Sarah age 78 mother of Issac.

In a letter to her brother John Young 18 Jan. 1894, told of moving to Superior Neb. from Jewell Co., Kansas, George and Frances Woolet of Kans. came to Boise, Idaho in 1891 and returned to Kansas and on to Minnesota. ( Frances was Sarah's oldest daughter)
Sarah died at Superior City, Neb. 14 Feb. 1921--she was living with her son Issac and his wife at the time on the family farm.---------notes from Stella Wyscaver Paasch, Hood River, Oregon. Young Family History.

Postcard to James and Maggie Wyscaver from his mother Sarah. August 30--Superior, Nebraska:
Dear son and family, I will drop you a card Papa is better today we think he has change for better and if he would get worse we will let you know. Lottie was down to see him I am feeling pretty good myself now. from your mother Sarah.

The last will and testament of Sarah Wyscaver .. Widow..
I Sarah Wyscaver, widow of Superior Nebraska, being of sound a dispo -
- sing mind, and realizing the uncertainties of this mortal life-, and the certainty of Death and wishing to dispose of ay property and estate, to such persons and in such manner as doth seem to "be right* and just. do hereby make publish and declare this to tie my last will and testament in manner and form following, expressly revoking hereby and cancelling and annulling such or any previous will or testamentary document "by me here-to-fore made, that is to say:

FIRST.
I direct that upon my death or as soon thereafter as is practical* all of my just debts and liabilities if any exist including the expense of my last sickness and funeral charges "be first paid out of my personal
-estate.
SECOND..
I give and bequeath to my son Milton M. wyscaver five dollars "$5,00"
to be paid to him in cash..
THIRD*
Subject only to the foregoing provisions of my will I do give devise and bequeath all the residue of my estate both personal and real where-soever located including my where I now reside on Wyoming street in Superior Nuckolls County Nebraska,and including my real estate and in-
-terestthereinlocated in Jewell county Kansas to my children and Grand Children-,, hereinafter named, in the undivided portions and shares speci
-cally stated as follows t. To my daughter Frances E.Woolet tof Kimberly Minnesoata, I give devise the undivided one ninth of said residue above named of my estate. she being my daughter by my first husband, and to George N. Wyscaver of McKue Arkansas-Roszella Kent of Dillon Montana, A. J. Wyscaver of Khowles Oklahoma- J. H. Wyscaver of Edmonds Kansas-Lettie Schrawyer of Rlverton Nebraska- Isaac Wyscaver of Superior Nebraska, Pearl Murphy of Amarita Oklahoma, and to each of said last named children I also give devise and bequeath and undivided one ninth (1/9) Interest in said residue of my estate and to each of my two grand children AMOS E. Burns of Oregon, and Gertrude Shaw of Franklin Nebraska I give devise and bequeath an undivided one eighteenth( 1 /18) interest in said residue of my estate. the said grand children of my deceased daughter Lucretia -Tindall. and I direct that In case of the death of either of my childrens share herein devised and bequeathed or given to such deceased child,
, shall go to his or her surviving heirs, in equal shares , my intent being to provide in this third paragraph of my will that after payment of the debts and liabilities described in the first paragrapg of this wlll and the payment, of the bequest to my son Milton M. Wyscaver, provided in the second paragraph of this will the residue of my estate -personal and real of any name and na-
-ture shall be equally divided among my other Children and grand Children above named herein so that my two grand Children above named shall each receive an undivided one eighteenth ( 1/18} of said residue, and each and all of my other children, except my son Milton M. Wyscaver shall receive and undivided one ninth (/9) portion of the residue of my estate.

I hereby appoint my friend C. W. Harvey of Superior Nebraska, executor of this will.

Dated June 28th 1920.Sarah Wyscaver

We whose names are hereto subscribed as attesting witnesses do each for himself say, that he was present the time the testator Sarah Wyscaver above names signed her name to the foregoing instrument, and that she signed her name thereto in our presence, and'in the presence of each of us^ on the 28th day of J-ine 1 920 and that we at her request> in her presence in her presence, and in the presence of each otherdo each sign our names hereto as attesting witnesses to her signature to said Instrument! and that she declared said instrument to be her last Will and testament at the time she signed her name thereto in our hearing and in the presence and hearing of each us.
George S. Aldrich W.F. Buck Jr.

MEMORIAL RECORD
IN MEMORY OF MRS. SARAH WYSAVER, BIRTH PLACE VIRGINIA, PASSED AWAY AT SUPERIOR NEBRASKA, FEB. 14TH 1921, AGED 78 YEARS 8 MONTHS 8 DAYS.
SERVICES AT SUPERIOR NEBRASKA, OFFICIATING CLERGYMAN REV. A. M. REITZEL.
SONG SELECTIONS--NEARER MY GOD MY THEE--MY FAITH LOOKS UP TO THEE--RENDERED BY MRS. FRANK FELT, MISSESS TERESA DAVENPORT & LOUISE RHYD, FRED DAY, GEO. BARBER.
INTERMENT AT FAIRVIEW CEMETERY
PALL BEARERS; JACOB SHINAULT, CHAS. CARVER, ROBERT ERWIN, BEN, McCONNEL, J.Z. WOODS, C.H. CHILDERS,
FLORAL OFFERINGS; WYSCAVER FAMILY, MR. & MRS. J.E. MATTHEWSON, MR. & MRS. W.W. EBERHART, FRANK NICHOLLS & FAMILY, MR. & MRS. MERRILL WRIGHT, MRS. W.J. WILLIAMS, ERNEST E. EBERHART---------John A. Mullet furniture and undertaking,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JEWEL! COUNTY, KANSAS

Pearl Murphy, GeorgeN. Wysoaver, Alvin J. Wyscaver, Gertrude Shaw
and Amos Burns, Plaintiffs,
vs,
Rosella Kent, James H.'Wysoaver,
Lottie Wysoaver, Milton W. Hysoaver
and Frances E. Woolett, Defendants*
PETITION.
Comes now the plaintiffs and for cause of action against
the defendants alleges and avers:
That the plaintiffs and defendants are the children and
heirs of George Wyscaver and Sarah iwyscaver, deceased; and said plain-
tiffs and defendants are the owners of and entitled to the immediate
possession of the following described real property, situated in Jewell
County, Kansas, to-wit;+
The northwest quarter (NWi) of Section five (5)
Township two (2), Range six (6) west of the Sixth
P. M; and the northeast quarter (NE 1/4) of Section
the Sixth P.. M.
Plaintiff further alleges that Pearl Murphy, George N.. Wysoaver, Alvin J. Wyscaver, Rosella Kent, James H. Wyscaver, Lottie Wyscaver,Milton W.. Wyscaver and Frances E. V/oollet each own an un-divided one ninth interest in and to said real property/ and that Gertrued Shaw and Amos Burns, each own an undivided one eighteenth interest in and to said real property* That no other person has any interest in or right to said real property, and that said property is subject to partition.
WHEREFORE, plaintiffs pray for a partition of said real property, and that the court decree that the interests of each of the parties as above set forth, and that partition be made accordingly, that the court appoint three disinteressted person as commissioners to make partition of said property, and for such other orders and relief as may be proper, and the costs, attorneys' fees and expenses which may accrue in this action be proportioned among the parties according to their respective interests.
ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFFS.

The clerk of the court will please issue summons for the above named defendants, directed for service to the sheriff of Jewell County, Kansas, returnable acoourding to law, Endorse on summons "Suit brought tor partition.
ATTORNEYS FOR PLANTIFFS.
R.W. TURNER, D. F. STANLEY, R. B. TURNERe following NARA web page: NARA.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Thirteenth Census of the United States, 1910. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1910.T624, 1,178 rolls. Buckeye, Ottawa, Kansas, ED , roll T624_452, part , page .icrofilm reel K-1. Kansas State Historical Society.

1856, 1857, and 1858 Kansas Territory Censuses. Microfilm reel K-1. Kansas State Historical Society.

1859 Kansas Territory Census. Microfilm reel K-1. Kansas State Historical Society.

1865 Kansas State Census. Microfilm reels K-1 – K-8. Kansas State Historical Society.

1875 Kansas State Census. Microfilm reels K-1 – K-20. Kansas State Historical Society.

1885 Kansas State Census. Microfilm reels K-1 – K-146. Kansas State Historical Society.

1895 Kansas State Census. Microfilm reels K-1 – K-169. Kansas State Historical Society.

1905 Kansas State Census. Microfilm reels K-1 - K-181. Kansas State Historical Society.

1915 Kansas State Census. Microfilm reels K-1 – K-271. Kansas State Historical Society.

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