A Patriot of the American Revolution for GEORGIA. DAR Ancestor # A130294

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FROM BENGE, on Geneaology.com (March 2019) -- John's baptism date is recorded in St. George Parish, Baltimore, Md (now Harford Co. Md.).Also recorded in the same place are the birth dates of his children, p. 254 and the marriage of John & Mary.

Prior to 1745, the Youngbloods, the Coales, and the Miles families all moved from Deer Creek, Md., to Johnston Co., NC where John Peter, James, Thomas and a second John (probably jr) all signed what is known as the Regulators Oath which was a petition of injustices addressed to the Colonial Gopvernor.The Regulator's War followed and insurgents (signers) of the oath were defeated.Some were hanged.Others, including the Youngbloods moved to SC & Georgia.A Henry Youngblood remained in NC & died there in 1773 leaving a will.

1767 John Miles Sr. witness a deed for son Thomas in NC.That was the last record of his whereabouts.

abt 1770-71, after leaving NC, the Youngbloods moved to the Kiokee Creed area of what was then known as St. Paul's Parish, and is now Columbia, Ga.

Oct 23, 1728, John Miles Youngblood was granted a warrant of 50 acres, known as Rose Mary Ridge.

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John Miles Youngblood, was married January 21, 1729 to Mary Coale. Their known children were: Henry Miles, born January 17, 1730; Mary, born September 7, 1732; John, born October 17, 1734; and Thomas, born December 11, 1736. The first three were baptized in St. George Parish; Thomas was baptized in St. James Church, Ann Arundel County, Maryland.

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