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| − | <!-- | + | <!--Insert birth and parent information text here -->Gideon M. Young was born on September 15, 1858 in Broome, Schoharie County, NY to Moses Young and his wife Lucinda Haskins.<ref name="Bernehistory">Bernehistory.org</ref>.<ref name="1860Census">1860 US Census, Broome, Schoharie Co, NY</ref> He was apparently the youngest child of his family. |
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| − | <!-- | + | <!--Insert information on the persons marriage and children here -->In about 1879, Gideon married a woman named [[Louisa Van Tassel]]'s whose parentage is unknown.<ref name="family">Family Memories</ref><ref name="1880Census">1880 US Census, Broome, Schoharie Co, NY</ref> She was two years younger than he having been born June 27, 1860. |
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| + | They had the following children: | ||
| + | *[[Moses Young]] (B. June 11, 1880) | ||
| + | *[[Lydia Young]] (B. 1883, D. Jan 22, 1884) | ||
| + | *[[Henry Young]] (B. Dec 6, 1883, D. Aug 20, 1948) | ||
| + | *[[Julietta Young]] (B. Dec 6, 1885, D. Aug 6, 1926) known as Etta<ref name="1900Census">1900 US Census, Rensselaerville, Albany Co, NY</ref> | ||
| + | *[[Dewey A. Young]] (B. Mar 27, 1888, D. July 13, 1928)<ref name="1900Census"/> | ||
| + | *[[Adella Young]] Lee White (B. March 27, 1889 or 1890, D. June 1967)<ref name="1900Census"/> | ||
| + | *[[Emma O. Young]] Barber (B. June 4, 1895, D. Jan 17, 1944)<ref name="1900Census"/> | ||
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| + | Gideon was born in Broome, where he was recorded in the 1860 Census living with his parents Moses and Lucinda, and his older siblings.<ref name="1860Census">1860 US Census, Broome, Schoharie Co, NY</ref> They lived next to his maternal grandparents Obadiah Haskins and Elizabeth Bull. Gideon's father Moses Young died shortly after this census was taken on February 14, 1861. His mother Lucinda remarried a man named Benjamin Smith and in the 1870 US Census for Broome, Gideon and several of his siblings were mis-recorded as Smiths.<ref name="1870Census">1870 US Census, Broome, Schoharie Co, NY</ref> At the time, Gideon was age 11 and at school. Two of his older brothers were living with their maternal grandfather Obadiah Haskins. By Benjamin Smith, Gideon had at least one half brother named Emmerett. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:11, 12 January 2013
Birth
Gideon M. Young was born on September 15, 1858 in Broome, Schoharie County, NY to Moses Young and his wife Lucinda Haskins.[1].[2] He was apparently the youngest child of his family.
Occupation
Marriage & Children
In about 1879, Gideon married a woman named Louisa Van Tassel's whose parentage is unknown.[3][4] She was two years younger than he having been born June 27, 1860.
They had the following children:
- Moses Young (B. June 11, 1880)
- Lydia Young (B. 1883, D. Jan 22, 1884)
- Henry Young (B. Dec 6, 1883, D. Aug 20, 1948)
- Julietta Young (B. Dec 6, 1885, D. Aug 6, 1926) known as Etta[5]
- Dewey A. Young (B. Mar 27, 1888, D. July 13, 1928)[5]
- Adella Young Lee White (B. March 27, 1889 or 1890, D. June 1967)[5]
- Emma O. Young Barber (B. June 4, 1895, D. Jan 17, 1944)[5]
Life
Gideon was born in Broome, where he was recorded in the 1860 Census living with his parents Moses and Lucinda, and his older siblings.[2] They lived next to his maternal grandparents Obadiah Haskins and Elizabeth Bull. Gideon's father Moses Young died shortly after this census was taken on February 14, 1861. His mother Lucinda remarried a man named Benjamin Smith and in the 1870 US Census for Broome, Gideon and several of his siblings were mis-recorded as Smiths.[6] At the time, Gideon was age 11 and at school. Two of his older brothers were living with their maternal grandfather Obadiah Haskins. By Benjamin Smith, Gideon had at least one half brother named Emmerett.
In about 1879, Gideon married Louisa Van Tassel, and in 1880 they were living with his mother Lucinda and stepfather Benjamin Smith.[4] By 1900 Gideon and Louisa had moved to Rensselaerville, Albany County with several of their children.[5]
Death
Gideon died first on September 3, 1916 and he was buried at the Onesquethaw Cemetery in Clarksville, Albany County, NY.[1] His wife Louisa died over a decade later on August 16, 1932 and she was buried with her husband at Onesquethaw Cemetery.[1]
Obituary
Additional Media
Sources
