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Données personnelles Alexander I Younger Weaver in Glasgow 

• Il est né estimé vers imated between 1580 and 1632 dans Glasgow, Scotland.Les sources 2, 3
• Il est décédé environ 1689 dans Glasgow, Scotland.
• Alternative: Il est décédé le 7 avril 1661 dans Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, il avait 29 ans.
• Un enfant de William Younger et Margreit Fleming
• Un enfant de William Younger et Jonet Bannatyne
• Cette information a été mise à jour pour la dernière fois le 26 mars 2024.

Famille de Alexander I Younger Weaver in Glasgow

Il est marié avec Margaret Younger (Steinson).

Marriage
Date: 09 Feb 1632
Place: Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Marriage
Date: 07 Dec 1655
Place: Midlothia, Scotland

Marriage
Date: 9 Feb 1631/1632
Place: Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland,,,

Ils se sont mariés le 9 février 1632 à Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland.Source 4

Enfant(s):

1. Heleine Younger  1630-1631
2. William Younger  
3. Jonat Younger  1634-????
4. Jonat Younger  1634-????
5. Neill Younger  1638-????
6. Androw Younger  1640-????
7. Margaret Younger  
8. Margaret Younger  1643-1631
9. Margaret Ii Younger  1645-????
10. Heleine Younger  1646-????
11. Alexander Younger  1647-????
12. Mareone "Mary" Younger  1648-????
13. Thomas Younger  -> 1690 
14. Thomas Younger  < 1652-> 1690 
15. John Younger  1655-????
16. John Younger  1655-????
17. James Younger  1655-????
18. Anna Younger  1657-????
19. Anna Younger  1657-1695

Notes par Alexander I Younger Weaver in Glasgow

Alexander Younger, Weaver in Glasgow
Gender:
Male
Birth:
estimated between 1580 and 1632¬â€ 

Immediate Family:
Son of William Younger of Brewland of Partick and Jonet Bannatyne

Husband of Margaret Steinson

Father of William Younger; Jonet Younger; Neill Younger; Andrew Younger, Tailor in Glasgow; Margaret Younger, prima; Margaret Younger, secunda; Helen Younger; Alexander Younger; Marion Younger; Thomas Younger; Anna Younger, prima; John Younger; Anna Younger, secunda and Marie Younger

Brother of William Younger; John Younger; Andrew Younger and Grissell Younger

https://www.geni.com/people/Alexander-Younger-Weaver-in-Glasgow/6000000012125080815

Alexander Sr. Younger, I is your 8th great grandfather.
You
¬â€  ·Üí Marvin "Toad" Henry Welborn, Jr.
your father ·Üí Heny Marvin Welborn, Sr.
his father ·Üí Calhoun H. Welborn
his father ·Üí GM Younger Welborn, II
his father ·Üí William "Billy" Welborn
his father ·Üí Elizabeth Wellborne
his mother ·Üí James Younger
her father ·Üí Alexander Younger
his father ·Üí Thomas Sr. Younger
his father ·Üí Alexander Sr. Younger, I
his father


ALEXANDER YOUNGER
Weaver in Glasgow; Burgess and Guild Brother of Glasgow
Alexander Younger, here treated, was a weaver in Glasgow. He was enrolled as a burgess of Glasgow on 31 October 1639, having been admitted in right of being the third son of the deceased William Younger, burgess. Glasgow Burgesses, 1573-1750: 101
Alexander Younger, here treated, was enrolled as a guild brother f Gllasgow on 24 September 1646, having been admitted in right of his marriage to Margaret Steinson, daughter of the deceased Neil Stenson, burgess and guild brother. Ibidem: 101
Marriage
Alexander Younger, here treated, married Margaret Steinson. She was the dayghter of Neil Steinson, burgess in Glasgow. Ibidem: 101
Children
William Younger
Jonet Younger
Neill Younger
Andrew Younger, Tailor in Glasgow
Margaret Younger, prima
Margaret Younger, secunda
Helen Younger
Alexander Younger
Marion Younger
Thomas Younger
Anna Younger, prima
John Younger
Anna Younger, secunda
Marie Younger

Biographical Summary
"Alexander YOUNGER was born about 1608 in Glasgow County, Scotland. Alexander died after 1687 in Glasgow County, Scotland. He married Margaret STEINSON 9 Feb 1632." [1]
Sources
Chatham, Anne Bassett Stanley, Tidewater Families of the New World & Their Westward Migrations, Case Studies in Southern States Research. Austin, TX, Historical Publications, Inc. 1996. Pg. 352

1 NAME Alexander/Younger/

Brownie McKie notes: "This is probably the Alexander that immigrated to
Somerset Cnty, MD around 1675."2 SOUR S173

YOUNGER - The comparative of YOUNG, signifying the younger of two bearing
the same Christian name. In Latin documents rendered 'Junior'. A writer
in the Scottish antiquary claims the name is a translation from the
Flemish. 'There seems little doubt,' he says, 'that this is a form of
Joncker, or Youncker, a common Flemish name. In Scotland it occurs in
the three districts where Flemish names appear....As the occupation of
the Youngers in the Fife district was in early times salt-making, a
business then solely carried on by Flemings it is apparent that they must
have been of that race.'
William Yhunger was a tenant of the Douglas in Telny in the barony of
Abirdoure in Fife in 1376, Fynlaw Ywnger was one of the assize on the
marches of Woodwrae in 1388, and John Zownger was tenant of Syokis in
1474. Jhone Zoungar was tenant of the 'Brewland off Partyk' in 1521,
David Youngar is recorded as burgess of Glasgow in 1549, William Yungar
was a cordiner in Edinburgh in 1573, and another William Youngar was a
beidman there in 1584. The Youngers of Clackmannan and West Linton are
in record from c. 1559.
The Youngers are a famous family of Edinburgh brewers. 'The name of
Younger, it seems, is of the same stock with the Youngs, by their arms'.
The first Alexander Yong was chaplain and procurator of the house of the
Holy Trinity of Aberdeen in 1439, John Zung was a presbyter in Glasgow in
1442, and William Yhonge and Walter Yhonge, Scottish merchants, had safe
conducts into England in 1446, and so also had Patrick Yunge (Yonge or
Yhong), dean of Dunkeld in 1449. Another Alexander Yonge, a native of
Scotland, had letters of denization in England in 1482. 'Excerpted from
THE SURNAMES OF SCOTLAND by George F. Black.'

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