Young Family History & Genealogy

Ray Cyrus Cortland Young was born on October 12, 1894, and died at age 60 years old on November 27, 1954. Ray Young was buried on November 30, 1954 at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, VA.

Herbert Lee Young of Humboldt, Richardson County, NE was born on November 8, 1920 to Ray Cyrus Cortland Young and Lina Ellen (Rush) Young. He married Genevieve Mae (Ulmer) Young, and had children Ray Nelson Young, Wayne Cortland Young, and Charles Young. Herbert Young died at age 79 years old on July 26, 2000.

Genevieve Mae Ulmer's father was Nelson Howard Ulmer (1897 - 1972) and her mother was Cecelia O Smith (1900 - 1967). She had three sisters. Genevieve married Herbert L. Young (1920 - 2000) on September 13, 1946, in Washington, District of Columbia (at his parents' home). Genevieve and Herbert had three sons: Ray (who passed in 2005), Charles E. "Chuck", and Wayne C. Young. After graduation from high school, Genevieve worked for a couple of years as a secretary in her hometown, then moved to Washington, D.C. to work for the federal government. That is where she met her husband and stayed after her marriage, having three sons. She and her husband later moved to Maryland and they stayed there until he died - almost 54 years after they married. She later moved back to Nebraska, where she died at the age of 94. See Genevieve Mae (Ulmer) Young: Obituary

Buena Vista (Young) Skelley of Stark County, Ohio United States was born on January 30, 1858 in Carrollton, Carroll County, and died at age 92 years old on March 7, 1950 in Canton, Stark County. Buena Vista Skelley was buried at Forest Hill cemetery Canton ohio in Canton.

James A. Young Sr. was born on June 8, 1872. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember James A. Young.

Only found a couple more things since you mentioned the tannery. In 1859.. "The John Young tannery has been bought by Mrs. Regina Karns and Sons" This was in the Centennial Edition Free Press Standard. Also in the Bio section it has this "Young John - Operated a tan yard for many years on the Indian Fork of Connotton Creek east of town, since owned by Jacob Wetzel. Here was also located a bath house supplied by the numerous springs of fresh water in the near vicinity, from which Gen. W.H. Harrison took a drink when here in 1828". Note both names don't have a W for middle initial. In this same book it does reference a John W Young who was elected in 1854 as Coroner. But alas no more wiser on the parents.

Harold Glynnis Young of Morgantown, Monongalia County, WV was born on September 1, 1901 to Isiah McClellan Young and Mary Alice Young. He had siblings Ray Cyrus Cortland Young, James L. Young, Guy E. Young, Joe L. Young, and Lillian Eunice Young. Harold Young died at age 67 years old on February 23, 1969, and was buried at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, VA.

Doris Jean (Young) Harvey was born on October 18, 1911 in Craftsbury, Orleans County, Vermont United States. She was in a relationship with Tom Harvey, and had a child Donna Hathaway. Doris Harvey died at age 76 years old on December 16, 1987 at UVM Medical Center 111 Colchester Ave, in Burlington, Chittenden County. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Doris Harvey.

Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Denise (Packard) Young.

Loretta Young Born January 6, 1913 in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA Died August 12, 2000 in Los Angeles, California, USA (ovarian cancer) Birth Name Gretchen Michaela Young Height 5' 6" (1.68 m) Mini Bio (1) Sweet, sweeter, sweetest. No combination of terms better describes the screen persona of lovely Loretta Young. A&E's Biography (1987) has stated that Young "remains a symbol of beauty, serenity, and grace. But behind the glamour and stardom is a woman of substance whose true beauty lies in her dedication to her family, her faith, and her quest to live life with a purpose." In 1935, she made Call of the Wild (1935) with Clark Gable. They had an affair, and Loretta became pregnant. Because of the strict morality clauses in their contracts - and the fact that Clark Gable was married - they could not tell anybody except Loretta's mother. Loretta and her mother left for Europe after filming on The Crusades finished. They returned in August 1935 to the United States, at which time Gladys Belzer announced Loretta's 'illness' to the press. Filming on Loretta's next film, Ramona, was also canceled. During this time, Loretta was living in a small house in Venice, California, her mother rented. On November 6, 1935, Loretta delivered a healthy baby girl whom she named Judith. In 1938, Loretta starred as Sally Goodwin in Kentucky (1938), an outstanding success. Her co-star Walter Brennan won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role as Peter Goodwin. In 1940, Loretta married businessman Tom Lewis, and from then on her child was called Judy Lewis, although Tom Lewis never adopted her. Judy was brought up thinking that both parents had adopted her and did not know, until years later, that she was actually the biological daughter of Loretta and Clark Gable. Four years after her marriage to Tom Lewis, Loretta had a son, Christopher Lewis, and later another son, Peter Charles. In the 1940s, Loretta was still one of the most beautiful ladies in Hollywood. She reached the pinnacle of her career when she won the Academy Award for Best Actress in The Farmer's Daughter (1947), the tale of a farm girl who rises through the ranks and becomes a congresswoman. It was a smash and today is her best remembered film. The same year, she starred in the delightful fantasy The Bishop's Wife (1947) with David Niven and Cary Grant. It was another box office success and continues to be a TV staple during the holiday season. In 1949, Loretta starred in the well-received film, Mother Is a Freshman (1949) with Van Johnson and Rudy Vallee and Come to the Stable (1949). The latter garnered Loretta her second Oscar nomination, but she lost to Olivia de Havilland in The Heiress (1949). In 1953, Loretta made It Happens Every Thursday (1953), which was to be her final big screen role. She retired from films in 1953 and began a second, equally successful career as hostess of The Loretta Young Show (1953), a half-hour television drama anthology series which ran on NBC from September 1953 to September 1961. In addition to hosting the series, she frequently starred in episodes. Although she is most remembered for her stunning gowns and swirling entrances, over the broadcast's eight-year run she also showed again that she could act. She won Emmy awards for best actress in a dramatic series in 1954, 1956 and 1958. After the show ended, she took some time off before returning in 1962 with The New Loretta Young Show (1962), which was not so successful, lasting only one season. For the next 24 years, Loretta did not appear in any entertainment medium. Her final performance was in a made for TV film Lady in the Corner (1989). By 1960, Loretta was a grandmother. Her daughter Judy Lewis had married about three years before and had a daughter in 1959, whom they named Maria. Loretta and Tom Lewis divorced in the early 1960's. Loretta enjoyed retirement, sleeping late, visiting her son Chris and daughter-in-law Linda, and traveling. She and her friend Josephine Alicia Saenz, ex-wife of John Wayne, traveled to India and saw the Taj Mahal. In 1990, she became a great-grandmother when granddaughter Maria, daughter of Judy Lewis, gave birth to a boy. Loretta lived a quiet retirement in Palm Springs, California until her death on August 12, 2000 from ovarian cancer at the home of her sister Georgiana and Georgiana's husband, Ricardo Montalban. Spouse (3) Jean Louis (10 August 1993 - 20 April 1997) ( his death) Tom Lewis (31 July 1940 - 20 August 1969) ( divorced) ( 2 children) Grant Withers (26 January 1930 - 13 September 1931) ( annulled) Trade Mark (1) Husky voice Trivia (44) Miss Young's return to the screen following convent school came about rather fortuitously. A casting call was sent out by the producers of Naughty But Nice (1927) for her sister Polly Ann Young. Answering the telephone, the young Gretchen replied that her sister was unavailable and wondered if she herself might substitute. And so she did. It was merely a bit part, but it led to a movie contract and eventual stardom for Loretta Young. Cast members in the film The Story of Alexander Graham Bell (1939) included not only Loretta Young but, portraying her character's sisters, her real-life, actress sisters as well: Polly Ann Young and Sally Blane. Further, portraying the fourth on-screen sister was a fourth real-life half-sister, Georgiana Young, although the latter was not a professional actress. (Years later, Georgiana, whom Loretta dubbed "Georgie", would appear occasionally on Loretta's television show The Loretta Young Show (1953). In 1972, Miss Young sued NBC for violating her contract in allowing reruns of The Loretta Young Show (1953) to be shown, wherein audiences might have ridiculed her gowns and hairstyles, which were by then 10 or even 20 years out of date. The court awarded her more than a half-million dollars. Had an illegitimate daughter by Clark Gable. For years, this was covered up in Hollywood, and was presented as an adoption. The daughter's resemblance to both parents is uncanny. The daughter Judy Lewis later dabbled in acting before becoming a psychologist. Judy Lewis wrote a book "Uncommon Knowledge" with the truth of her parentage. Loretta Young's third husband was Academy Award winning clothing and costume designer, Jean Louis. He was well known for designing for the stars at Columbia Studios, Universal and in his own salon in Beverly Hills. His most famous creations included the strapless gown for Rita Hayworth in the film Gilda (1946) as well as Marilyn Monroe's white sequined gown she wore to sing "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" to John F. Kennedy. Jean Louis married Loretta after the death of his first wife, Maggy, who was a personal friend of Loretta for over 50 years. In her posthumously published autobiography, she admitted that her "adopted" daughter, Judy Lewis, was her biological daughter by Clark Gable. Sister of Polly Ann Young and Sally Blane, half-sister of Georgiana Young, sister-in-law of Norman Foster, half-sister-in-law of Ricardo Montalban, mother of Judy Lewis. Country singer Loretta Lynn was named after her. In 1976, there was talk of a comeback role for Loretta, as Mother Cabrini in a biography of the first American to attain sainthood to be directed by Martin Scorsese. The project unfortunately never materialized. She was the mother of singer/songwriter Peter Lewis (Peter Charles Lewis) (B. July 15, 1945), a former member of the infamous 1960s San Francisco rock band Moby Grape, and Christopher Lewis, a film director.

He was my grandfather.i have letters and forms that were filled out with his signature.his mom was hazel dodge ,father Leon e c young a brother and sister.he was given up at a very very young age.he passed in la california

Linda was my big sister, being five years older. Our mother, Gloria Mae Kenyon, was first married to Corbin "Dennis" C. Knight, and they were Linda's biological parents. Our mom divorced Dennis when Linda was just a few months old. When Linda was about two years old, our mom married my biological dad, Loyd Lane Kenyon. Loyd adopted Linda. Linda and I were just sisters, that was it. No issues with being "half" sisters....ever. Linda married Darold "Art" Young, in circa 1973. They were married until Art passed away in 1980. They had no children.

Louis H Young of Attleboro, Bristol County, MA was born on September 25, 1914, and died at age 73 years old on January 25, 1988.

Isiah McClellan Young was born on June 23, 1863 to Isaac Young Iv. He was in a relationship with Mary Alice Young, and had children Ray Cyrus Cortland Young, Harold Glynnis Young, James L. Young, Guy E. Young, Joe L. Young, and Lillian Eunice Young. Isiah Young died at age 71 years old on June 11, 1935. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Isiah McClellan Young.

Lina Ellen (Rush) Young was born on August 31, 1898 in Praire Grove, Pulaski County, AR, and died at age 57 years old on October 30, 1955. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Lina Ellen (Rush) Young.

Denver Alderson Young was born in Enoch, West Virginia to Gladys Alice Mullins (Young) and Rennie Telemous Young March 8 1937. His siblings includes Majorie Faye Young, Eugene Young, Harold Young Kenneth Young, Jack Young, Luther Young, Glenn Young and Janice Smith.

Rose T (Young-McDermott) Zane of frankfort, will County, Illinois us was born on September 27, 1927 to Louella Kirtley. She had siblings Richard Harry Kelly and Donald Joseph Young. Rose Zane died at age 75 years old on January 25, 2003 in Olympia Fields, Cook County, and was buried circa February 1, 2003 at Rose Hill Cemetery in Will County.

Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Charles Young.

Wayne Cortland Young was born on September 14, 1956. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Wayne Cortland Young.

Dee Ann (Dettmer) Young was born on December 16, 1958 in NE. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Dee Ann (Dettmer) Young.