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James Young

Birth13 Mar 1823 - Delaware, USA
Death21 May 1908 - Darby, Delaware, Pennsylvania
MotherAnn Robb/Robe Windle
FatherErnest Young

Born in Delaware, USA on 13 Mar 1823 to Ernest Young and Ann Robb/Robe Windle. James Young married Sarah Ann Johnson and had 8 children. He passed away on 21 May 1908 in Darby, Delaware, Pennsylvania.

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Parents
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Ernest Young
1775 - 1826
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Ann Robb/robe Windle
1787 - 1871
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Ann Johnson
1823 - 1872
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Amanda Gardener
1832 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Sarah Emma "Sallie" Young
1845 - 1916
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Clarence Bright Young
1876 - Unknown
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Enoch Young
1851 - 1929
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James Young
1858 - Unknown
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Louise Young
1869 - Unknown
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Ida Young
1858 - Unknown
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Mary E Young
1856 - Unknown
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Arah "Ari" Ann Young
1848 - Unknown

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