Peter Youngblood, a Palatine, was born prior to the early 1700's. He arrived in America prior to 1728 and settled in disputed territory between Lancaster County, Pennsylvania and Frederick County, Maryland. He later lived in Orange County, North Carolina, Georgia, and the Orangeburg District of South Carolina. Here he served with the militia during the Revolutionary War. He died ca. 1788. His son, Samuel, lived in Abbeville County, South Carolina. He and his wife, Jane, were married in 1773. They had ten children. Their four youngest children, Margaret Youngblood Baker (1794-1860), John Wilson Youngblood (1796-1883), Catherine Youngblood Hall (1796- 1850), and Ephraim Baker Youngblood (ca. 1802-after 1870), migrated to Warrick County, Indiana, ca. 1813-1815. Descendants and relatives lived in Indiana, Florida, Illinois, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, Oregon, Minnesota, Iowa, Ohio, Kentucky, Canada and elsewhere.