Son of Jesse Young, Sr., and Margaret Eaton Wiley, Sr.
He was baptized on June 3, 1833 by Rev. David Monfort, according to the Infant Baptismal Register of Shiloh Presbyterian Church, Union Township, Johnson Co., IN.
He married Lana Ann Whitenack, daughter of Stephen Whitenack and Catherine Vandivier.
Children:
James Harvey Young 1848 Indiana
William Anderson Young 1849 Indiana
John Henry Young baptized 1851 Indiana
Mary Ellen Young 1853 Indiana
Martha J. "Mattie" Young 1856 Iowa
Samuel 1858 Iowa
Infant son Young- June 1860 Iowa
Edward "Eddy" Young 1867 Iowa
Floyd E. Young
Frank Young 1869 Iowa
He was dismissed from the Shiloh Church on March 19, 1853, to move to Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., IA, where he worked as a carpenter.
He served during the Civil War in the Union Army, enlisting 1862, Co. E 33 IA Inf, and served 37 months. ("History of the 33d Iowa Infantry Volunteer Regiment, 1863-1866," Des Moines: Mills & Co., 1866)
They moved to Kansas in 1873, and by 1880, lived in Deer Creek, Phillips Co., KS. Jonathan's pension is dated 1880.
Lana Young died Nov. 2, 1884, and was buried with her two infant sons: Floyd E. Young and Frank Young. Her obituary identifies her as the wife of Jonathan, but does not indicate whether she outlived him.
Jonathan is not included on the cemetery's internet list.
He was baptized on June 3, 1833 by Rev. David Monfort, according to the Infant Baptismal Register of Shiloh Presbyterian Church, Union Township, Johnson Co., IN.
He married Lana Ann Whitenack, daughter of Stephen Whitenack and Catherine Vandivier.
Children:
James Harvey Young 1848 Indiana
William Anderson Young 1849 Indiana
John Henry Young baptized 1851 Indiana
Mary Ellen Young 1853 Indiana
Martha J. "Mattie" Young 1856 Iowa
Samuel 1858 Iowa
Infant son Young- June 1860 Iowa
Edward "Eddy" Young 1867 Iowa
Floyd E. Young
Frank Young 1869 Iowa
He was dismissed from the Shiloh Church on March 19, 1853, to move to Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., IA, where he worked as a carpenter.
He served during the Civil War in the Union Army, enlisting 1862, Co. E 33 IA Inf, and served 37 months. ("History of the 33d Iowa Infantry Volunteer Regiment, 1863-1866," Des Moines: Mills & Co., 1866)
They moved to Kansas in 1873, and by 1880, lived in Deer Creek, Phillips Co., KS. Jonathan's pension is dated 1880.
Lana Young died Nov. 2, 1884, and was buried with her two infant sons: Floyd E. Young and Frank Young. Her obituary identifies her as the wife of Jonathan, but does not indicate whether she outlived him.
Jonathan is not included on the cemetery's internet list.
Son of Jesse Young, Sr., and Margaret Eaton Wiley, Sr.
He was baptized on June 3, 1833 by Rev. David Monfort, according to the Infant Baptismal Register of Shiloh Presbyterian Church, Union Township, Johnson Co., IN.
He married Lana Ann Whitenack, daughter of Stephen Whitenack and Catherine Vandivier.
Children:
James Harvey Young 1848 Indiana
William Anderson Young 1849 Indiana
John Henry Young baptized 1851 Indiana
Mary Ellen Young 1853 Indiana
Martha J. "Mattie" Young 1856 Iowa
Samuel 1858 Iowa
Infant son Young- June 1860 Iowa
Edward "Eddy" Young 1867 Iowa
Floyd E. Young
Frank Young 1869 Iowa
He was dismissed from the Shiloh Church on March 19, 1853, to move to Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., IA, where he worked as a carpenter.
He served during the Civil War in the Union Army, enlisting 1862, Co. E 33 IA Inf, and served 37 months. ("History of the 33d Iowa Infantry Volunteer Regiment, 1863-1866," Des Moines: Mills & Co., 1866)
They moved to Kansas in 1873, and by 1880, lived in Deer Creek, Phillips Co., KS. Jonathan's pension is dated 1880.
Lana Young died Nov. 2, 1884, and was buried with her two infant sons: Floyd E. Young and Frank Young. Her obituary identifies her as the wife of Jonathan, but does not indicate whether she outlived him.
Jonathan is not included on the cemetery's internet list.
He was baptized on June 3, 1833 by Rev. David Monfort, according to the Infant Baptismal Register of Shiloh Presbyterian Church, Union Township, Johnson Co., IN.
He married Lana Ann Whitenack, daughter of Stephen Whitenack and Catherine Vandivier.
Children:
James Harvey Young 1848 Indiana
William Anderson Young 1849 Indiana
John Henry Young baptized 1851 Indiana
Mary Ellen Young 1853 Indiana
Martha J. "Mattie" Young 1856 Iowa
Samuel 1858 Iowa
Infant son Young- June 1860 Iowa
Edward "Eddy" Young 1867 Iowa
Floyd E. Young
Frank Young 1869 Iowa
He was dismissed from the Shiloh Church on March 19, 1853, to move to Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., IA, where he worked as a carpenter.
He served during the Civil War in the Union Army, enlisting 1862, Co. E 33 IA Inf, and served 37 months. ("History of the 33d Iowa Infantry Volunteer Regiment, 1863-1866," Des Moines: Mills & Co., 1866)
They moved to Kansas in 1873, and by 1880, lived in Deer Creek, Phillips Co., KS. Jonathan's pension is dated 1880.
Lana Young died Nov. 2, 1884, and was buried with her two infant sons: Floyd E. Young and Frank Young. Her obituary identifies her as the wife of Jonathan, but does not indicate whether she outlived him.
Jonathan is not included on the cemetery's internet list.
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