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Young, Huntington & Howe Explore the Zinas, the Young household, and the earlier Howe and Huntington research.
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Strong documentary anchors coexist with older provisional and unverified connections.
Meet the family
People in this branch 1885–1956
Joseph’s story connects the early Cardston household with the next generations of the family.
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1850–1931
Zina’s education, family life, and public work connect the Young and Card branches.
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1801–1877
Brigham connects Zina Presendia’s documented family to the Young and Howe research.
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1821–1901
Zina Diantha’s life is preserved in documentary collections and in the story of her daughter Zina Presendia.
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1763–1839
John is part of the documented household in which Brigham Young grew up.
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1765–1815
Abigail, also called Nabby, connects the Young household to the Howe family research.
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1729–1769 · research record
Joseph Young is an earlier-generation research anchor in the Young and Howe family story.
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1728–1810 · research record
Elizabeth Hayden is an earlier-generation research anchor in the Young and Howe family story.
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1735–1807 · research record
Phineas Howe is an earlier-generation research anchor in the Young and Howe family story.
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1738–1827 · research record
Susanna Goddard is an earlier-generation research anchor in the Young and Howe family story.
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Dates under research
Thomas belongs to Zina Presendia’s first marriage and the Williams family chapter.
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The connections
Family relationships Parentage and marriage are shown separately. Competing parentage claims are labelled as disputed.
Where the questions lead
Related research trails Unverified research
The older Young and Howe research opens into several unverified European trails.
Questions still open Complete the original-source chains for the older Young and Howe generations. Keep religious sealings and civil marriages distinct in the chronology. Follow the evidence
Sources for this branch Published local history
A period biography used to investigate Joseph’s business and civic life.
Scholarly history
Larry C. Porter follows John and Abigail (Nabby) Howe Young’s household and its religious changes.
Documentary-edition biography
Identifies Zina’s parents, marriages, and public life.
Published primary document
A letter presented in a documentary edition, with historical notes.
Institutional biography
The Church History Biographical Database records Joseph’s parents, life dates, and marriage to Pearl.
Research notes
The project’s individual notes, evidence summaries, family imports, and unresolved questions.
Documentary-edition note
The editorial apparatus identifies Joseph Young Card’s marriage to Leona Bertha Ballantyne.
Compiled family history
A substantial family-history volume listed in the FamilySearch Digital Library.
Documentary-edition biography
Identifies Zina Diantha and records her life from January 31, 1821 to August 28, 1901.
Research inventory
An overview of the five family branches, unassigned research, seven deep research trails, and collected sources.