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Several other Young's in 1810 US Census in Jefferson County, KY:
Christian, older Andrew, younger Andrew Young's
, but already there in 1800 KY Tax List: Andrew, Christian, James, Jasper, & William ( no Thomas ). James and Robert, his brothers, are probably the ones listed in Green County in 1800 Tax List. Thomas Young does appear in Jefferson until the 1811 Tax List:
1 m>21 1m16-21 no blacks.

He may be the Thomas Young in Green Co, KY Tax Lists 1802 & 1804-1807. The 1802 tax list has a single Tho's Young with 2 properties: 1 along Russells Ck (from William Wilson) and 1 along Rennix Cr where he lived. The Thomas Young who bought land in 25 Jun 1803 along Russell Creek is probably him. "1818 deed where Thomas Young of INDIANA sold that same tract of land in Green County" to Aaron Blakeman:
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKX-QNSC?cat=111257
[Capt. Thomas Young of Mason County, KY bought much larger land plots along Russell Ck in 1793 from his bounty warrant.]

[courtesy of Michael Moore]
1812 Jefferson County deed for 3 1/2 acres of land Thomas bought on a road leading out of Louisville to a mill
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJ8-Y6WC?i=159&cat=236979
And here is the 1816 deed where Thomas and his wife Elizabeth of Louisville sold those 3 1/2 acres
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSTX-1S2H-K?i=197&cat=236979

So, Thomas and Elizabeth Young family moved from Jefferson Co, KY to Pike Co, IN 1816-1818.

A tree on ancestry.com claims Thomas Young stayed in Mason Co, KY and his Rev War Pension affidavit was witnessed by a John Chambers. There were 2 Thomas Young's in Mason Co, KY in 1800, so perhaps this is his father. This Thomas Young was probably too young to be in the Rev War. This elder Thomas Young b.1751 d.1837 in Mason Co, KY. I do not see a connection in the military service and a John Chambers remains in Mason Co, KY.

Proof that Thomas was connected to the Young's on Renox Creek, Cumberland Co, KY:
"From that census data which is available, Thomas was born some time between 1760 and 1770. Thomas and his family left Cumberland Co., KY at an early date. Although he was not listed in the Cumberland County Federal Census of 1810, he did not sell his land in that county until 1826 (Cumberland Co., KY Deed Bk. F, p. 140). The deed of sale identified the land as being on Renox Creek and stated that Thomas was living in Pike Co., IN. The 1820 Federal Census for Pike Co., IN (Madison Twp.) lists Thomas's household as having 2 males under 10, 1 male 16-18, 2 males 16-26, 1 male 45 and over, i female under 10, 1 female 10-16, 2 females 16-26, 1 female 26-45, and one female over 45. By 1830, Thomas and his family were living in Clay Twp. of Pike County (1830 Federal Census) . Listed on the same page of this census were households of John and Jonathan Young, both 30-40. Presumably, John and Jonathan were Thomas's sons. By 1850, Jonathan was living in Patoka Twp. of Gibson Co., IN (1850 Federal Census) . Neither Thomas or John could be found in the Gibson or Clay County lists. Either they had died or had moved to some other location."
from a report by Linvil G. Rich titled "Youngs along Renox Creek, Cumberland County, Kentucky" c1992
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=knight3&id=I515
[I have added brothers of this Thomas to the family altho their father is unknown at this time. The reference guesses from birthdates of the brothers' sons that they moved from Virginia to Kentucky some time between 1791 and 1797, however the marriages of Robert in VA Mar 1789 and James in KY Oct 1789, indicate they probably moved in the Summer of 1789.]

Kentucky, Land Grants, 1782-1924, database on ancestry.com:
Grantee: Thos Young
Number of Acres: 200
Survey Date: 2 Dec 1803
County: Cumberland
Watercourse: Rennicks Cr
Book Number: 22

From "History of Cumberland Co, Kentucky"
July Term, 1799, Jonathan Smith, Alexander Martin, Robert Young, and Joseph Jones are appointed to view the best and most convenient road to the junction of Green County line in the direction of Greentown.
September Term, 1799, Reported that the road should pass through the lands of Thomas Lowery, Abraham Chaplain, Joseph Jones, James Lynn, Henry Rennicks, James Young, Robert Young, and John E. King to the Green County line. [This was the beginning of Highway 61 that leads from Burkes­ville to Columbia, which we shall describe later. ]
December Term, 1799, Ordered that Isham Burks, Thomas Young, Robt. Young, and Joseph Jones being sworn according to law do View out the nearest and best way for a road to be opened from Burkesville to the county line between this and Barren County in a straight direction to Barren Court House together with the con­veniences and inconveniences attending the same. [This was the beginning of Highway N0. 90, described later.]

Pg 34 in the digital version of the History:
James Young, 200 A. M—bone, 1791; 292 on Cumb. B., 1797
[ Thomas Young, 1800 A., 1797, on Cumb. R. is Capt Thomas Young of Mason Co. Land at Mill Spring some distance from Rennicks]
Pg 38 (bottom).
Matthew Young, 400 A., 1798, Illwill
Andrew Young, 200 A., 1802, Cumb. R.
Tom Young, 200 A., 1803, Renox C.
Robt. Young, 162 A., 1805, E. F. Renox C.

[KDD: Illwill Creek is basically on the other side of Burkesville from Renox. Andrew and Matthew do not appear to be related to ours]

Numerous land grants in the Military District of KY. Only James is related. The others are by Capt. Thomas Young. from "All Kentucky, US Land Grants, 1782-1924" on ancestry.com:
James Young 200 15 Sep 1791 Military WaterCourse: Marrowbone Cr
James Young 100 20 Jul 1797 Military WaterCourse: Cumberland R
James Young 192 21 Jul 1797 Military WaterCourse: Cumberland R
Thos Young 500 12 Oct 1793 Military WaterCourse: Green R
Thos Young 700 3 May 1793 Military WaterCourse: Big Fk Russells Cr
Thos Young 500 4 May 1793 Military WaterCourse: Russells Cr
Thos Young 500 3 Oct 1797 Military WaterCourse: Russells Cr
Thos Young 1,800 12 Oct 1793 Military WaterCourse: Cumberland R
Military District defined here https://sos.ky.gov/land/military/revwar/Pages/Revolutionary-War-Military-District.aspx
[Marrowbone Ck is next to Rennicks Ck along the Cumberland River]