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Daniel Young

Birth19 August 1802 - Blaby District, Leicestershire, England
Death29 July 1865 - Enderby, Leicestershire, England
MotherAnn Moore
FatherDaniel Burgess Young

Born in Blaby District, Leicestershire, England on 19 August 1802 to Daniel Burgess Young and Ann Moore. Daniel Young married Mary Gumley and had 14 children. He passed away on 29 July 1865 in Enderby, Leicestershire, England.

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Parents
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Daniel Burgess Young
1777 - 1834
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Ann Moore
1770 - 1848
Spouse(s)
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Mary Gumley
1808 - 1879
Children Show all
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Charles Young
1846 - 1928
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Edwin Young
1849 - 1926
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Eva Young
1855 - 1938
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Elizabeth Young
1853 - 1943
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Daniel Burgess Young
1836 - 1902
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Mary Young
1841 - 1910
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John Young
1836 - 1899
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Emma Young
1831 - Unknown
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Harriet Young
1838 - Unknown
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Ann Young
1826 - 1891
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Ann Young
1826 - 1827
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Elizabeth Young
1845 - 1845
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Thomas Young
1847 - 1893
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Arthur J. Young
1839 - Unknown

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