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     William Young was born in 1736.² He married Mary Thibou. William Young was buried in Old Hackensack Churchyard.²

     William was also indentured to pay for his passage.² William Young was a private in the 2nd Battalion of the NJ Militia during the Revolutionary War.² Name variation: William Jong.¹

     William H Young was born on 23 June 1844.¹ He married Carrie R Adams, daughter of William Adams and Margaret Kithcart, on 8 February 1891.¹ William H Young died on 31 August 1903.¹

     Christopher Youngs was born circa 1575 at Reyden (near Southwold), Suffolk, England.² He married Margaret Elwin, daughter of Richard Elwin, circa 1597 at Reyden (near Southwold).^3,2 Christopher Youngs died on 14 June 1626 at Reyden (near Southwold).² He was buried on 16 June 1626 in Southwold.^4,2

     Name variation: Rev. Christopher Youngs.^1,2

     Curtis S Youngs was born on 22 October 1799 at Lanesborough, Bershire County, MA.¹ He married Lucy Lincoln, daughter of Caleb Lincoln and Martha Hobart, on 12 May 1825.¹ Curtis S Youngs died on 23 May 1884 at Union City, MI.¹

     Dwight Ellis Youngs was born on 2 October 1831 at Smyrna, Chenango County, NY.¹ He married Emily Denny on 1 May 1854 at Union City, MI.¹

     Emily A Youngs was born on 27 January 1837. She married Samuel Satterly Bull, son of John Milton Bull and Martha Durland, on 7 January 1857. Emily A Youngs died on 3 August 1889.

     Emily A Youngs and Samuel had nine children.¹ Emily A Youngs and Samuel Satterly Bull lived at Monroe, NY.¹ Married name: Bull.

     Fred Curtis Youngs was born on 25 May 1843 at Union City, MI.¹ He died on 16 April 1862 at Pittsburg Landing, TN.¹

     Fred enlisted in the 4th Battery Michigan Light Artillery 24 Aug 1861 and was mustered into service 17 Sep 1861.¹

     Fred M Youngs was born on 5 January 1861 at Milwaukee, WI.¹ He married (1) Eveline Ballow on 1 March 1878 at Milwaukee, WI.¹ Fred M Youngs married (2) Minnie E C Nickel on 15 November 1882 at Omaha, NE.¹

     George Curtis Youngs was born on 17 September 1850 at Union City, MI.¹ He married Jenie Williamson.¹

     Gideon Youngs was born circa 1638 at Salem, Essex County, MA.² He married Sarah (?)²

     This may be the household listed with 5 white males and 3 white females during the 1686 Southold census.

     Hannah Youngs was born circa 1663.³ She married (1) Theophilus Case, son of William Henry Case and Martha Corwin, circa 1680.¹ Hannah Youngs married (2) Jabez Mapes, son of Thomas Mapes and Sarah Purrier, on 25 May 1717 at Southold, Suffolk County, NY.^4,5,6 Hannah Youngs married (3) Joseph Goldsmith on 12 January 1735/36 at Southold, NY.^7,4

     LI Surnames (Corwin Tree) has her as the sister AND the wife of Theophilus! Case Tree has the right connections.^8,5 Married name: Case. Married name: Mapes. Married name: Goldsmith.

     John Youngs was born in 1623 at Southold, England.³ He married (1) Mary Gardner, the daughter of his stepmother circa 1653.³ He married (2) Hannah Wines, daughter of Barnabas Wines, circa 1692.²

     John was from Southold, L.I., NY. He was the grandson of the Rev. John Youngs. The Rev. Ephas Whitaker in his History of Southold, L.I. says: 'For nearly thirty years I have been carefully making a list of the early settlers who left written evidence (in town records and deeds) that they were full grown men within the lifetime of the first pastor John Youngs, i.e. from 1640 to 1672.'
     Youngs Family has him as son of Rev. John Youngs.² Name variation: Col. John Youngs.

     John Youngs was born in 1598 at England.¹ He married (1) Joan Herrington on 25 July 1622 at Southold, England.² John Youngs married (2) Joan Harris, widow of Richard Palgrave.² He married (3) Mary Warren, daughter of Thomas Warren.² John Youngs died in February 1671/72 at Southold, Long Island, NY.²

     Name variation: Rev. John Youngs.²

     John Youngs Jr. was born circa 1654 at Southold, Long Island, NY.² He married Mary Wells, daughter of William Wells and Mary (?), circa 1678.³ John Youngs Jr. died before 27 January 1685.¹

     John Sprague Youngs was born on 11 October 1828 at Smyrna, Chenango County, NY.¹ He married (1) Susan Sargent on 5 January 1853 at Union City, MI.¹ John Sprague Youngs married (2) F Adelie Moore on 22 August 1871.¹

     John Sprague Youngs and F Adelie Moore lived at Flint, Genesee County, MI.¹

     Joseph Youngs married Elizabeth Peck, daughter of John Peck and Sarah Adams, on 16 January 1783.¹ Joseph Youngs died on 27 December 1843.¹

     Joseph Youngs was born in 1604 at Reyden (near Southwold), Suffolk, England.³ He married Margaret Warren, daughter of Thomas Warren, on 5 February 1632 at Southwold, England. Joseph Youngs died on 7 January 1657/58 at Southold, Suffolk County, NY.^4,3

     Name variation: Capt. Joseph Youngs.^1,2,3 Name variation: John Youngs.⁵ Name variation: Joseph Yonges.¹

     Joseph W Youngs was born on 29 July 1834 at Oxford Depot, NY. He married (1) Elizabeth Bull, daughter of John Milton Bull and Martha Durland, on 27 December 1855. Joseph W Youngs married (2) Emily Bull, daughter of John Milton Bull and Martha Durland, on 30 May 1860. Joseph W Youngs died on 30 July 1900.

     Joseph W Youngs and Elizabeth had one child.¹ Joseph W Youngs and Emily had four children.¹

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Laura Youngs was born on 10 February 1855 at Union City, MI.¹ She married Frank D Warren on 1 January 1879.¹ Laura Youngs died on 4 February 1880 at White Cloud, Newaygo County, MI.¹

     Married name: Warren.

     Lina Youngs was born on 1 June 1848 at Union City, MI.¹ She married Wilson Vance.¹ Lina Youngs died on 24 August 1871 at Milwaukee, WI.¹

     Married name: Vance.

     Maria Virginia Youngs was born on 14 October 1848. She married Ira Alberta Roberts, son of John Howell Roberts and Julie Anna Wells. Maria Virginia Youngs died on 24 December 1872.

     Married name: Roberts.

     Melvin Lincoln Youngs was born on 8 April 1826 at Smyrna, Chenango County, NY.¹ He married (1) Charity Strong on 5 June 1846.¹ Melvin Lincoln Youngs married (2) Louise M Gordon on 30 August 1865 at Milwaukee, WI.¹

     Nettie Youngs was born on 17 February 1855 at Union City, Branch County, MI.¹ She married Will P Kenny on 5 October 1884 at Milwaukee, WI.¹

     Married name: Kenny.

     Sidney Mills Youngs was born on 17 October 1836 at Smyrna, Chenango County, NY.¹ He died on 17 May 1837 at Viena, NY, during the journey from Smyrna, NY to Union City, MI.¹

     Sidney Mills Youngs 2nd was born on 17 January 1840 at Union City, Branch County, MI.¹ He married Clara M Burdick on 1 May 1861.¹

     Anna Marie Roukema Yskamp was born in 1915 at The Netherlands.¹ She married Lambert Yskamp.¹ Anna Marie Roukema Yskamp died on 13 November 2009 at Hawthorne, Passaic County, NJ.¹

     The obituary of Anna Marie Roukema Yskamp appeared on 26 November 2009 in the Community News (pg. FF-38.)¹

     Cornelia Martense Ysselsteen was born at Claverack, NY.¹ She married Jan Post on 29 March 1702 at DRC, Kingston, NY.¹

     Cornelia Martense Ysselsteen and Jan Post lived at Kingston, NY.¹

     Albert Zaborowski was born in 1638 at Poland/Prussia (possibly at Zolkwa or Enghstbutg (Insterburg) on the Bay of Danzig (from the Zabriske Family Appendix Q 929.273 ZiiZ.)^2,3,4,5,6) He married Machteldt (Magdalena) Vanderlinde, daughter of Joost Vanderlinde and Feutje Roelofs, on 8 January 1677 at DRC, Bergen, NJ.^7,8 (Banns for Albert Zaborowski and Machteldt (Magdalena) Vanderlinde publ. On 17 December 1676 at Bergen, NJ.)^1,9 Albert Zaborowski died on 1 September 1711 at Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ.^10,11,1

     Albert came from Prussia on "De Vos" on 31 Aug 1662 and arrived in New Amsterdam on 14 Nov 1662.^9,8
     Albrecht Zabriskie was, among other things, a man of many names.
     Born in the Poland/Prussian area in 1638, Albrecht Sobieska grew to manhood under the auspicious albeit warrior-like Prussian Sobieska family and was cousin to the last king of Poland, James III. (However, it should be noted that in that area in those times, the monarch was elected, not an inheritable status. So, though no royal blood ran through his veins any more than if one were related to a president in the United States, he was descended from a family of fierce warriors and strategists.) Albrecht's father as a warrior himself, but the family calling did not so much call to Albrecht as distantly murmur in bored tones, perhaps. That is to say, he was totally uninterested in a vocation which involved wielding a sword on a blood-strewn battlefield. His father wasn't apparently much into acknowledging the lack of war lust in his son, but he was not blind to Albrecht's intelligence, sending him to a Protestant school in Holland with the hopes that he could earn an education as well as preaching the Reformation of the church. Albrecht, however, did not favor the rigid puritanical tenets of the institute and eventually ran away. He travelled without coin or a discernible job, from city to city until being seized by the Prussian authorities to be drafted for their armies. In Amsterdam, he made a disappearing act and escaped aboard a ship named "The Fox", under the name of "Albert Saboriski" (listed in entry as being "from Prussia"). It was August of 1662 and he was heading to the New World. (List of Inhabitants of Colonial New York, pg. 170.)

     For thirteen years, Albrecht Zabriskie essentially disappears from record, only to reappear in 1675, when an "Albert Zaborowsky" was reported trading with the Tappans; notably Mamshier, Metetoch and Chechepowas. This remains a fascinating tidbit for me. Not only was he trading with them, he spoke their languages. He had a name they'd given him ("Totlock"). Myself personally, I suspect that he had been living amongst the natives for those thirteen years, thus why no english record of him appears in any official record for over a decade. Also, he may have (mind you, these are speculations on my part) been feeling a bit paranoid about the Prussian government finding him again and forcing him into service. It makes sense to me that he would appear after deciding that they weren't after him and he'd established a niche for himself to exploit. In 1676, we find him at Bergen, New Jersey, where met Machtelt (Matilda) Van der Linden, daughter of Yost Van der Linden, and later married her on December the 17th of that very year. At the beginning of 1676 (January 6th, to be precise), he had negotiated a land deal between the Hackensack sachem Tantaque and a Dutch company between the Hackensack River and the west branch of Overpeck Creek. He continues to do this negotiating for years, under slightly different names. Albert Saberasky. Albert Sabboresco. Albert Saberiscoe.

     He gains from his own negotiations, as well. For instance, on June 1, 1702, Orachanap (aka Metachenak), Coovnag and Nomerascon (Tappan Indians) conveyed a tract of 1,200 acres on the southeast side of Saddle River, called Weerommensa, to "Albert Zaborowsky". On March 29, 1708, Albert Zaborowsky conveyed the "full, true and equal half" of this tract to a Thomas Van Buskerk, to what what can assume would at least have been a decent profit (given the evidence of Albrecht's intelligence and savvy).

He died on September 1, 1711 at the age of 73 and was buried at Hackinsack. He left no will and his lands were apparently divided among his children the following summer.

The various aliases he was known as are as follows: Albrecht Zaborowskij, Albert Saboriski, Albrecht Sobieska, Olbracht Zaborowski, Albert Zabriskie, Albert Saboroscoe, Albert Saberasky, Albert Sabboresco, Albert Saberiscoe, Albert Zaborowsky, Albert Zaberoski and "Totlock" (among the Hackensack, Lenni Lenape and Tappan Indian tribes).

How we connect to Albrecht Zaborowskij: Marilyn WHITING --- (living) ZABRISKIE --- George Alva ZABRISKIE --- George Albert ZABRISKIE --- Alva ZABRISKIE --- Lewis ZABRISKIE --- Christian ZABRISKIE --- Hendrick C. ZABRISKIE --- Christian ZABRISKIE --- Albrecht ZABOROWSKIJ and Machtelt (Matilda) Van der Linden

Source: Russell Family Data
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/. Name variation: Albrecht Zaboriwskij (or Zabarowski.)² Name variation: Albrecht Zabriskie.⁸ Name variation: Albert Zabriski.⁷

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹²

     Jan (John) Zaborowski was born in 1681/82 at Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ.^1,2 He married (1) Elizabeth Romeyn, daughter of Claes Janse Romeyn and Styntji Albertse Terhune, on 20 September 1706.^1,3 Jan (John) Zaborowski married (2) Margrietje Durie, daughter of Jean Durier and Rachel Pierresdr Cresson, on 6 December 1712 at Hackensack, NJ.⁴ Jan (John) Zaborowski died between 30 October 1765 and 21 January 1766 (Although it is not clear from the sources, he prob. made a will on 30 Oct, and it was probated on 21 Jan.)^5,6,7,8

     Jan (John) Zaborowski was a farmer and weaver at Hackensack, NJ.³ He was a deacon at DRC, Hackensack, NJ.³ He was in 1728/29 a freeholder at Bergen County, NJ.³ Name variation: Jan Zabriskie. Name variation: Jan (John) Zabriskie.⁹

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹⁰