s/o John Blair Young of Scotland and Pauline Werner of Posen, Prussia. Married Gladys Johnsonbetween 1917 and 1920, probably in Los Angeles.
Born in Oakland, California, the youngest of three children, his mother died when he was fifteen. In 1910, he was a railroad telegrapher in Portland, Oregon. He was still there in 1917 when he signed his draft card. In 1920 he was married to Gladys, living in Los Angeles, California, and working as a railroad clerk. His father died in Alameda County in 1927. From 1925 through 1942, John and Gladys were living in Queens, New York City. He worked as an employee of The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. at 420 Lexington Ave., New York City.
Gladys died in White Plains, New York in December 1978. And John died in White Plains in August 1986. They had no children.
Born in Oakland, California, the youngest of three children, his mother died when he was fifteen. In 1910, he was a railroad telegrapher in Portland, Oregon. He was still there in 1917 when he signed his draft card. In 1920 he was married to Gladys, living in Los Angeles, California, and working as a railroad clerk. His father died in Alameda County in 1927. From 1925 through 1942, John and Gladys were living in Queens, New York City. He worked as an employee of The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. at 420 Lexington Ave., New York City.
Gladys died in White Plains, New York in December 1978. And John died in White Plains in August 1986. They had no children.
s/o John Blair Young of Scotland and Pauline Werner of Posen, Prussia. Married Gladys Johnsonbetween 1917 and 1920, probably in Los Angeles.
Born in Oakland, California, the youngest of three children, his mother died when he was fifteen. In 1910, he was a railroad telegrapher in Portland, Oregon. He was still there in 1917 when he signed his draft card. In 1920 he was married to Gladys, living in Los Angeles, California, and working as a railroad clerk. His father died in Alameda County in 1927. From 1925 through 1942, John and Gladys were living in Queens, New York City. He worked as an employee of The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. at 420 Lexington Ave., New York City.
Gladys died in White Plains, New York in December 1978. And John died in White Plains in August 1986. They had no children.
Born in Oakland, California, the youngest of three children, his mother died when he was fifteen. In 1910, he was a railroad telegrapher in Portland, Oregon. He was still there in 1917 when he signed his draft card. In 1920 he was married to Gladys, living in Los Angeles, California, and working as a railroad clerk. His father died in Alameda County in 1927. From 1925 through 1942, John and Gladys were living in Queens, New York City. He worked as an employee of The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. at 420 Lexington Ave., New York City.
Gladys died in White Plains, New York in December 1978. And John died in White Plains in August 1986. They had no children.
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