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18125. GEORGE YOUNG (1795 to circa 1861). Son of Daniel Young and ElizabethWindecker. The other George Young (always known as George I / J Young) wasnot in Barton Township until after the War of 1812.Captain Daniel Young’s Company:Private George Young17 Oct to 24 Oct, 8 days25 Oct to 24 Nov, 31 days25 Nov to 16 Dec, 22 days1813Detachment under Major Richard HattPrivate George Young10 Feb to 18 Feb, 9 daysCaptain Daniel Young’s CompanyPrivate George Young25 Apr to 24 May14 Jul to 31 Jul, (and above) 48 days25 May to 24 June, 31 daysSergeant George YoungMichael Showers Company28 Aug to 2 Sep, 6 daysCaptain Daniel Young’s Company16 Oct to 24 Oct, 9 daysDetachment15 Nov to 24 Nov, 10 days (with brother Henry Young)18148
Captain John McEwan’s Company 4 th Lincoln Militia? Private George Young, 19 to 30 Jun, 12 days, Government EmployDetachment under Major Abraham SecordSergeant George Young, 25 Jun to 24 Sep, 31 daysDetachment under Lieut. Ephraim LandSergeant George Young, 10 Sep to 24 Sep, 5 daysCaptain Daniel Young’s Company20 June to 24 July, 35 days (Battle of Chippewa 5 Jul)25 Jul to 29 Jul, 5 days (Battle of Lundy’s Lane 25 Jul)16 Oct to 24 Oct, 9 days13 Oct to 11 Nov, 30 days6. FREDERICK YOUNG (1794 to circa 1831). Son of Daniel Young andElizabeth Windecker. The only individual with whom this Frederick might be confusedis Frederick Young of NJ who emigrated about 1806. This man, who owned a farm onthe Barton – Ancaster line, would have been too old for militia service, since he appearsto have been born about 1745. To make things more complicated, Frederick son ofDaniel married Catherine a daughter of Frederick Young from NJ and appears to haveresided with or near his in laws in the area of Barton – Ancaster along Mohawk Road. Itshould be noted that what follows is very incomplete since Frederick served in LincolnMilitia regiments the contents of which the present author did not transcribe.1812Captain Daniel Young’s CompanyPrivate Fredr Young25 Sep to 24 Oct, 10 days (not known which of the days in this interval George served)1813Captain Charles Depew’s Co. 5 th L.M. stationed at Burlington HeightsRank and File Frederick Young17 Sep to 26 Sep, 10 days9
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