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James Young

Birth9 Mar 1795 - Presbyterian, Boardmills, Down, Ireland
Death1825-1893 - Missouri
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Born in Presbyterian, Boardmills, Down, Ireland on 9 Mar 1795. James Young married Katie Kilgore and had 11 children. He passed away on 1825-1893 in Missouri.

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Katie Kilgore
1797 - 1825
Children Show all
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James Young
1817 - 1880
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Amelian (Emeline) Young
1812 - Unknown
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Jackson John Young
1821 - Unknown
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America Ann Young
Unknown - Unknown
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Betsy Young
Unknown - Unknown
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Patrisha Young
Unknown - Unknown
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Monroe Young
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Young
Unknown - Unknown
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Robert Young
Unknown - Unknown
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Isaac Young
Unknown - Unknown
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George Young
Unknown - Unknown

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