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Yarborah, David	The grand jury returned presentment against him for illegally killing cattle at 1809 Grand Jury Venire.
Yarbrough, Swanson	Sued Conrad Huttzman in debt, alleging that Huttzman had failed to pay on five promissory notes, see Yarbrough v. Huttzman (1822);
Yell, Archibald	Judge in Jeffries v. Marshall (1836), Wilson v. Jarrett (1836).
Yeomans, William S.	Deputy clerk in Robinson v. Tunstall (1832),
Young, James	1809 Grand Jury Venire, 1810 Grand Jury Venire, August 1812 Grand Jury Venire, November 1812 Grand Jury Venire, juror in Moseley v. Murphy (1814).
Young, John M.	Juror who ruled in Bentley's favor in a suit of detinue, see Bentley v. Woodruff (1830);
Young, Lewis M.	Security on Martin Guest's bail bond, see Secrest v. Guest (1828);
Young, Captain ?	Soldier summoned to testify in McCraney's defense in murder trial in United States v. McCraney (1822);
Young, Samuel	Reimbursed for costs expended by him related to his involvement in Miles v. James (1830);