Fannie was born Permelia Frances, the daughter of William & Harriett Graham, and brother of Fletcher Graham.
She came to Missouri as a child, to Carroll County. She met Ambrose Young, who had a nearby farm in Millville, in Ray County. They were married there on September 29th, 1853, when she was 17. Their 300 acre farm was located 2 miles south of Millville. There, they had 5 children, two daughters preceding her in death. She was survived by 3 sons, all of the Kansas City area.
They were members of the M. E. South Church, and Ambrose was a Mason and served 3 years as Millville's Postmaster. He died in 1886, at the age of 55. Afterwards, they sold the family estate, and moved to Kansas City.
She came to Missouri as a child, to Carroll County. She met Ambrose Young, who had a nearby farm in Millville, in Ray County. They were married there on September 29th, 1853, when she was 17. Their 300 acre farm was located 2 miles south of Millville. There, they had 5 children, two daughters preceding her in death. She was survived by 3 sons, all of the Kansas City area.
They were members of the M. E. South Church, and Ambrose was a Mason and served 3 years as Millville's Postmaster. He died in 1886, at the age of 55. Afterwards, they sold the family estate, and moved to Kansas City.
Fannie was born Permelia Frances, the daughter of William & Harriett Graham, and brother of Fletcher Graham.
She came to Missouri as a child, to Carroll County. She met Ambrose Young, who had a nearby farm in Millville, in Ray County. They were married there on September 29th, 1853, when she was 17. Their 300 acre farm was located 2 miles south of Millville. There, they had 5 children, two daughters preceding her in death. She was survived by 3 sons, all of the Kansas City area.
They were members of the M. E. South Church, and Ambrose was a Mason and served 3 years as Millville's Postmaster. He died in 1886, at the age of 55. Afterwards, they sold the family estate, and moved to Kansas City.
She came to Missouri as a child, to Carroll County. She met Ambrose Young, who had a nearby farm in Millville, in Ray County. They were married there on September 29th, 1853, when she was 17. Their 300 acre farm was located 2 miles south of Millville. There, they had 5 children, two daughters preceding her in death. She was survived by 3 sons, all of the Kansas City area.
They were members of the M. E. South Church, and Ambrose was a Mason and served 3 years as Millville's Postmaster. He died in 1886, at the age of 55. Afterwards, they sold the family estate, and moved to Kansas City.
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