36. Lucy³ Shackleford (George², James B.¹) was born 1796. Lucy died 20 Apr 1826 in Mason County, Kentucky.

She married twice. She married Willoughby Tebbs Young February 4, 1821. Willoughby was born December 8, 1790. Willoughby was the son of Robert Young and Judith Heath Tebbs. Willoughby died 1838-1842. YOUNG BIBLE. The Holy Bible ... New York: Stereotyped by E. and J. White, for The American Bible Society, 1829. Now in the possession of the Kentucky Historical Society. Copied December 18, 1962 by Emma Jane Walker and Virginia Wilson for the Committee. Written on the front fly-leaf: Hospital at Lexington, Ky. I9th Apl. 1839 My dear Sister, I am very tired staying here and wish to be imployed at something profitable, since I returned the last tine I have taken six pills and one or two doses of salt water you will find my will about the first of the New Testament, if the Hords & Judge Reed are satisfied, I ought to be I had a good deal of business to settle but must give it up. I am trying to finish my course with joy. If I should not be spared to see you again in this world I hope I shall meet you where parting is not known. My love to Mother & Giles. I hope you will see Anne Maria often tell her to write me a letter-agreeable to my view of right she ought to wrote before this time. Your brother Willoughby T. Young On the title page: Willoughby T. Young's bought at the Eagle Book Store, Maysville Ky. price $2.25 Prresented to my Sister Margaret Cook this 12th Decr. 1838. W. T. Young FAMILY RECORD Willoughby T. Young born Decr. 8th A.D. 1790, Married Fourth day of February A.D. 1821 to Lucy Shackleford by which Mariage Anne Maria was born Twelfth March One Thousand Eight hundred and twenty two. Let no man deceive you we still may be happy. Lucy Young Daughter of Geo. and Elizabeth Shackleford born 1796 * day of * Departed this life April 20th 1826 Robert Young departed this life 4th May 1790 being the Ancestor of Willoughby T. Young Thomas Young Robt Young oldest child, Born 2 day May A.D. 1782 Robt. Young Born on 19th day of January A.D. 1784 Saml H. T. Young Born on 9th January A.D. 1786 Margaret Young, late Margarett Cook Born on the31 August A.D. 1788 George M. Proctor Married to Ann Maria Young January 28th 1839 Lucy Proctor daughter of Geo. M. and Ann Maria Proctor born 5th March A.D. 1842 John RobertProctor Son of Geo. M. & Ann Maria Proctor born the 16th March A,D, 1844 (As the will of Willoughby T. Young, mentioned above, was written in the family record pages of the Bible, it is included here.) In the name of God, I, Willoughby T. Young, a citizen of Mason County, Kentucky being confined at the Hospital at Lexington being in possession of disposing memory do make this my last will and Testament this Eleventh day of December in the year of Our Lord 1838. Item. All the property it has pleased God to bless me with I give to my mother Judith Young and Sister Margaret Cooke, during their natural lives, after paying my just debts the ballance to pass by the law of Decents. My Daughter Anne Maria to be decently clothed and supported until she Marys* or arrives to the age of twenty one years, then to inherit what may be left, subject however to the controle of my Execs. Item. My will and desire is that the quarter section of land in Daviess County Indiana Patented to Presley Day be sold and the tract west of the Flemingsburg road I bought of E. S. Pepper being by survey made to contain twenty seven acres one half and twenty poles also my two tracts in Campbell one on Pond Creek, the other being my interest in Robert Young's Preemption or so much as will pay my just debts the large tract covering Mount Gillead to be investigated, the land on Mill Creek to be rented out, the claim on Genl Government to be investigated so soon as the papers are obtained from N. D. Coleman, the Servants to which I am entitled now in possession of my Mother to be liberated as soon as they clear fifty acres of land on the west fork of White River Indiana for my Daughter, for doing of which I request my Daughter to give them the wood to enable them to purchase land for themselves. lastly I do appoint nry friends George Chism and Peter Peter* Lashbrookes my Executors of this my last will and testament. Given under my hand the day first written. See codicil or supplement. Willoughby T. Young (seal) Supplement or Codocil The tract on Pond Creek was given up by Squire Grat* to satisfy an Execution (?) in my favor contains three hundred acres in the name of White &c. Grants title being doubtful a motion was before the Campbell Circuit Court to set the sale aside, the result I have been apprised of. My Exn was older than Kirtleys under which Grants home Farm was sold. The quarter section in Daviess County Ind. Seth B. Shackleford has a Mortgage to secure the payment of a small sum which I wish paid immediately he holding my note of hand for the same, what I am indebted to my Sister Cooke, if the land I bought of E. S. Peper* suits her, she shall have to release me from the mortgage of my brother Roberts interest in the servants, conveyed to me at what the land may be worth believing proper to be paid, when back rent was taken out and what I paid him before he forced the possession. My books I give to Sister Cooke . Willoughby T. Young (Underlining by EJW) [*Marks the underlining in the original transcription. sbt] These records are alsoreproduced in Genealogies of Kentucky Families - From the Register of the Kentucky Historical Society (Vol. O-Y), Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1981, pp. 712, 713, with this note: "The Bible was evidently presented to the Historical Society by Prof. John R. Proctor of Maysville."

She married Willoughby Tebbs Young February 4, 1821. Willoughby was born UNKNOWN. Willoughby died UNKNOWN.

Lucy Shackleford and Willoughby Tebbs Young had the following child:

+ 61 i. Ann Maria⁴ Young was born March 12, 1822.

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