Graveside services for Mrs. Ella Belle Young were held at the cemetery where she was buried beside her husband. She was the youngest child of the family and her father gave her the nickname "Babe".
She and her husband married in the Finis Community of Jack County, Texas. They lived in Young County until moving to Nacogdoches to be near their son.
Survived by one son - Dr. C.C. Young; two grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; one niece - Miss Walter Padgett who lived on the Turner homeplace near Graham.
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She and her husband married in the Finis Community of Jack County, Texas. They lived in Young County until moving to Nacogdoches to be near their son.
Survived by one son - Dr. C.C. Young; two grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; one niece - Miss Walter Padgett who lived on the Turner homeplace near Graham.
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Graveside services for Mrs. Ella Belle Young were held at the cemetery where she was buried beside her husband. She was the youngest child of the family and her father gave her the nickname "Babe".
She and her husband married in the Finis Community of Jack County, Texas. They lived in Young County until moving to Nacogdoches to be near their son.
Survived by one son - Dr. C.C. Young; two grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; one niece - Miss Walter Padgett who lived on the Turner homeplace near Graham.
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She and her husband married in the Finis Community of Jack County, Texas. They lived in Young County until moving to Nacogdoches to be near their son.
Survived by one son - Dr. C.C. Young; two grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; one niece - Miss Walter Padgett who lived on the Turner homeplace near Graham.
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