Succession Records, Youngblood, St. Helena Parish, Louisiana
File submitted by Mrs. Inez Bridges Tate and prepared by D.N. Pardue
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From publication "Old Montpelier, 1804, New Montpelier, 1904" 
compiled by Inez B. Tate and published by St. Helena Historical
Association, 1993.  Reprinted with permission.

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"Succession Records for St. Helena Parish 1804 - 1854."  E. Russ Williams.  Entry dated

February 20, 1834.  Succession of John Youngblood.  Heirs of Joshua Youngblood oppose

the sale of certain slaves....they were property of Joshua Youngblood and are part of

his succession.  The slave sale was made as collateral security in consequence

of Joshua Youngblood and Richard Williams having been security for Joshua Youngblood for the 

building of the jail at Montpelier and received by the Commission appointed to contract for the 

building.