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David Young

Birth1786 - Young Tract, Seneca Twp., Haldiman County, Upper Canada
Death15 Mar 1864 - West Nissouri Township, Middlesex County., Ontario, Canada
MotherPhoebe Van Every
FatherHeinrich (Henry) YOUNG

Born in Young Tract, Seneca Twp., Haldiman County, Upper Canada on 1786 to Heinrich (Henry) YOUNG and Phoebe Van Every. David Young married Lucinda Breman and had 10 children. He passed away on 15 Mar 1864 in West Nissouri Township, Middlesex County., Ontario, Canada.

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Parents
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Heinrich (Henry) Young
1762 - 1840
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Phoebe Van Every
1767 - 1816
Spouse(s)
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Lucinda Breman
1801 - 1886
Children Show all
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Peter Young
1831 - 1898
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Abel Young
1825 - 1898
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Frances Ann Young
1839 - 1928
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Seth R Young
1834 - 1896
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David Young
1823 - Unknown
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Thomas Young
1829 - Unknown
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Polly Young
Unknown - Unknown
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Phoebe Mathews
1819 - 1907
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Mary Young
1836 - Unknown
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Lucinda Young
Unknown - Unknown

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