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John Young

Birth16 November 1624 - Reydon, Waveney District, Suffolk, England
Death21 January 1691 - Eastham, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, USA
MotherJoan/Joane/Joanne Herrington
FatherCapt Joseph Youngs (Sea Captain)

Born in Reydon, Waveney District, Suffolk, England on 16 November 1624 to Capt Joseph Youngs (Sea Captain) and Joan/Joane/Joanne Herrington. John Young married Abigail Howland and had 13 children. He passed away on 21 January 1691 in Eastham, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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Capt Joseph Youngs (Sea Captain)
1595 - 1658
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Joan/joane/joanne Herrington
1609 - 1630
Spouse(s)
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Abigail Howland
1630 - 1692
Children Show all
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Lydia Young
1664 - 1724
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Henry Young
1672 - 1706
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David Young
1662 - 1745
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Abigail Young
1660 - 1715
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Mary Young
1658 - 1693
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Joseph Young
1651 - 1652
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John Young
1649 - 1718
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Joseph Young (Dna)
1654 - 1721
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Nathaniel Young
1656 - 1706
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George Younge
1640 - 1672
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Thomas Young
1651 - 1714
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Lydia Young
1664 - 1719
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Stephen Twining
1660 - 1715

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