Colorado marriage index - Young (selected)

Young, Jonathan H.  Adams, Nora  2192  Fremont  13 Jun 1902

   Young, Amelia     Mull, Charles E.     10 Apr 1890  Pitkin      unk
   Young, Amelia     Goodwin, Richard V.  22 Dec 1936  Larimer     12692
   Young, Amelia B.  Clemmons, John T.    20 Jun 1906  Denver
   Young, Amelia H.  Gibson, Thomas       07 Jul 1921  Denver      80129
   Young, Amelia M.  Coy, Thomas          04 Apr 1889  Denver      7251
   Young, Amelia M.  McCoy, Thomas M.     04 Apr 1889  Denver      7251
   Young, Amelia M.  Coy, Thomas M.       04 Apr 1889  Denver      7251
   Young, Ami H.     Flynn, Margaret      01 Sep 1890  Las Animas  1243
   Young, Amy        Stephens, Remley     19 Sep 1918  Denver      70301

   Young, N. C.      Wagoner, S. A.       08 Oct 1885  Las Animas  425
   Young, Nacie A.   Hunt, Roy V.         11 Sep 1935  Jefferson   B1700
   Young, Nannie     Kinney, Chas         13 Dec 1891  Weld        978
   Young, Nannie     Cruff, John G.       16 Apr 1931  El Paso     18632

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1865 census - Nancy Young

1865 Kansas census, Bourbon County, Kansas, Eight Mile Strip, page 16, dwelling 99, family 99 (G. J. Indacut). Internet <www.ancestry.com>.

See approximate location on map.
Ancestry.com - Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1915 (subscription)

5 Nov 1865.

• G. [J.? G.?] Indacut, 69, M[ale], Farmer, 3000 [real estate], 3550 [personal estate], Vir., m[arried]
• Elvira Indacut, 53, F[emale], Housekeeper, Ken, m[arried]]
• Joshua Indacut, 21, M, Farmer, Mo, S[ingle]
• C. A. Indacut, 18, F, ____?, do, S
• Rachael Indacut, 16, F, [___?], do, S
• Jane Indacut, 13, F, do
• Nancy Young, 25, F, Widow, do, m[arried]
• J H Young, 4, M, do
• John Young, 2, M, Kan

Gabriel J. Endicott/Indacut previously lived in Jasper County, Missouri (1850), as did Nancy Young (1850).

1875 census - Thomas Kennett

1875 Kansas census, Howard County, Kansas, Bellville Township, page 22, dwelling 174, family 174 (Thomas Kennett). Internet <www.ancestry.com>. Ancestry.com - Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1915 (paid subscription) See approximate location on map.

first March 1875.

• Thomas Kennett, 49, M[ale], [White], Farming, 355 [personal property], England [place of birth], Ill [where from to Kansas]
• Nancy     , 30, F[emale], [White], Mo, Mo
• Wm     , 17, M, [White], Ill, Ill, 4 [school]
• Charles     , 14, [M], [White], [Ill], [Ill], 2
• Hunt     , 14, [M], [White], Mo, Mo, 3
• John     , 12, [M], [White], [Mo], [Mo], 3
• Amos     , 10, [M], [White], [Mo], [Mo], 3
• Parley     , 2, F, [White], Kan, Kan

Marriage story - Jones-Sullivan

"On Eighteenth Anniversary," Colorado Springs Gazette (Colorado), 17 July 1910, page 16, column 3. Ancestry.com - Colorado Spring Gazette (Colorado Springs, Colorado) (paid subscription) See location on map.

On Eighteenth Anniversary

Exactly eighteen years, to the hour, after her parents were married, Miss Inez Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Jones of 327 West Vermijo street, became the bride of Thomas Sullivan of Pueblo. The ceremony took place at 8 o'clock Thursday night at the home of the bride's parents, and was attended by four people who were present at the wedding of the parents 18 years ago. They were Mrs. Emma Harris, 909 North Hancock street, Mr. and Mrs. John Young of Pueblo and Jonathan Young of this city.

The groom is a prominent business man of Pueblo, being connected with the Tyler Auto company of that city. The bride has always been prominent in the younger set of this city. The parents of the bride are deaf mutes, but the younger couple are not.

The following are the announcements which were sent out, one for Thursday night's ceremony, the other for the ceremony 18 years ago:

"You are cordially invited to attend the marriage of Miss Inez M. Jones to Mr. Thomas Sullivan, Thursday evening, July 14, 1910, at 8 o'clock. Colorado Springs, Colo. At 327 West Vermijo street."

"Mrs. Nancy J. Bragg announces the marriage of her daughter, Pearl R. Butler, to Mr. C. P. Jones, Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock, July 14, Colorado Springs, Colo. 1892. At Christian Church."

1870 census - Joseph Butler

1870 U.S. census, Jasper County, Missouri, Centre Creek Township, page 6 (stamped 3 back), dwelling 43, family 44 (Joseph Butler); National Archives microfilm M593, roll 783. Ancestry.com - 1870 United States Federal Census (paid subscription) Note: Image may also be available at HeritageQuest Online through your local library's subscription. See approximate location on map.

18 July 1870.

• Butler Joseph, 50, M[ale], W[hite], Farmer, Ky, [citizen]
•     ["Adaline" overwritten by "Nancy"? ], ["14" overwritten by "30"? - unclear], F[emale], W, Keeping house, Mo
•     Adaline, 14, F, W, Iowa, [school]
•     Isabelle, 11, F, W, Kansas, [school]
•     Rhoda, 8, F, W, Iowa, [school]
• Young Jonathan, 8, M, W, Mo, [school]
• Young John, 6, M, W, Kansas, [school]

1880 census - Nancy Kennett

1880 U.S. census, Custer County, Colorado, Rosita Precinct, E.D. 34, page 33 (stamped 334A), dwelling 3, family 2 (Nancy Kennett); National Archives microfilm T9, roll 89. Ancestry.com - 1880 United States Federal Census (paid subscription) Note: Image may also be available at HeritageQuest Online through your local library's subscription. See approximate location on map (site of Rosita).

21 June 1880.

• Kennett Nancy, [White], F[emale], 38, Mother, [Widowed], Keeping home, Mo, Ind, Ind
• --- Hunt, [White], M[ale], 9, Son, Kansas, Iowa, Mo
• --- Pa[rs?]ley, [White], [Male], 7, Son, [Maimed, crippled, bedridden, or otherwise disabled], [Kansas], [Iowa], [Mo]
• --- Arthur, [White], [Male], 7/12, [Son], [Deaf and dumb], [Kansas], [Iowa], [Mo]
• Currier John, [White], [Male], 60, Boarder, [Widowed], Laborer, [cannot read], [cannot write], N.C., N.C., N.C.

Note: It is unclear whether Hunt, age 9, is Jonathan Hunt Young, who should have been about 19, or if the 9-year-old son might actually be a Butler child (such as Amos, who may have been 9). In either case, this is just one additional error (Pa__ley listed as a male, Arthur listed as deaf and dumb).