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As is normal, our first steps in tracing the Young family history were aided by talking to older members of the family. Mike’s father, Horace William Young, knew his descent, as the only son (and second child) of Walter Young and Annie Maria Train (The Train descent is at Ref. Y6 .).
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The name Young has a history dating as far back as the Anglo-Saxon tribes of Britain. It was a name for a person who was very young, from the Old English word yong and yung and was first bestowed on the younger of two bearers of the same personal name, usually a son who was named for his father.
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origin==The Young surname is derived from the Old English word geong, meaning young. This surname was used as a descriptive name to distinguish father from son or the younger of two relatives with the same first name, similar to the usage of Junior. ==notes==Young is the 19th most common surname in Scotland, the 31st in the United States.==sources==*
They are Jim Young’s great great great great great great grand-parents. Their first son John traveled to Boston, but our descendant and their 2nd son Henry Young traveled to Barbados in 1663 with his wife Frances, 28 years after the first Young’s arrived. Most emigrants arrived as indentured servants.
For an alphabetical listing of all family pages see the sitemap. Sheena Young’s Funeral. The Order of Service, Obituary and video from Sheena’s funeral, plus some photos from her 89.9 years with us. Contact us. Just so we can filter out spam, please could you include the words “Young family history contact” in the Comment field below ...
Feb 8, 2019 · Updated on February 08, 2019. Derived from the Middle English yunge or yonge ( Old English word geong), meaning "young," the Young surname was used as a descriptive name to distinguish father from son or to the younger of two relatives with the same first name (similar to the usage of Junior). In many cases, Young can also be an Anglicization ...
