Dr. Laurens Henry Young was a highly regarded dentist in the Buffalo area. He had been ill for 2 years when he passed away .
Laurens was the son of Freeman and Evalina Badger Young. On November 10, 1859 in Oneida County, New York he married Marilla Collins. They were the parents of Anna, Albert and Howard.
He was survived by his wife and daughter Mrs H. Anna Cook and son Howard A. Young of Chicago.
His granddaughter Faude A. Young (# 217947734 )·had been living with he and his wife when she died at age 20 , earlier in the year.
Laurens was the son of Freeman and Evalina Badger Young. On November 10, 1859 in Oneida County, New York he married Marilla Collins. They were the parents of Anna, Albert and Howard.
He was survived by his wife and daughter Mrs H. Anna Cook and son Howard A. Young of Chicago.
His granddaughter Faude A. Young (# 217947734 )·had been living with he and his wife when she died at age 20 , earlier in the year.
Dr. Laurens Henry Young was a highly regarded dentist in the Buffalo area. He had been ill for 2 years when he passed away .
Laurens was the son of Freeman and Evalina Badger Young. On November 10, 1859 in Oneida County, New York he married Marilla Collins. They were the parents of Anna, Albert and Howard.
He was survived by his wife and daughter Mrs H. Anna Cook and son Howard A. Young of Chicago.
His granddaughter Faude A. Young (# 217947734 )·had been living with he and his wife when she died at age 20 , earlier in the year.
Laurens was the son of Freeman and Evalina Badger Young. On November 10, 1859 in Oneida County, New York he married Marilla Collins. They were the parents of Anna, Albert and Howard.
He was survived by his wife and daughter Mrs H. Anna Cook and son Howard A. Young of Chicago.
His granddaughter Faude A. Young (# 217947734 )·had been living with he and his wife when she died at age 20 , earlier in the year.
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