Leo C. Young and Robert Morris Page were early pioneers in radar and their research at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington D.C. in the 1930's was instrumental in developing radar to locate ships and airplanes during WWII.
Husband of Mabel C. Carleton Young, father of Leo C. Young, Jr., Richard A. Young, and the late William Carleton Young.
His death certificate shows he was born in Ohio, but that contradicts census data.
Son of Charles W. Young and Nellie Mae Fairchild Young according to his death certificate number 81-2996,
Husband of Mabel C. Carleton Young, father of Leo C. Young, Jr., Richard A. Young, and the late William Carleton Young.
His death certificate shows he was born in Ohio, but that contradicts census data.
Son of Charles W. Young and Nellie Mae Fairchild Young according to his death certificate number 81-2996,
Leo C. Young and Robert Morris Page were early pioneers in radar and their research at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington D.C. in the 1930's was instrumental in developing radar to locate ships and airplanes during WWII.
Husband of Mabel C. Carleton Young, father of Leo C. Young, Jr., Richard A. Young, and the late William Carleton Young.
His death certificate shows he was born in Ohio, but that contradicts census data.
Son of Charles W. Young and Nellie Mae Fairchild Young according to his death certificate number 81-2996,
Husband of Mabel C. Carleton Young, father of Leo C. Young, Jr., Richard A. Young, and the late William Carleton Young.
His death certificate shows he was born in Ohio, but that contradicts census data.
Son of Charles W. Young and Nellie Mae Fairchild Young according to his death certificate number 81-2996,
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