Inscription: Son of Robert W & Rebecca Young
Published in THE AMERICAN FRIEND, Third Month 6, 1913:
"YOUNG — Dr Edward C Young, a minister in the Friends Church, died at Indianapolis, Indiana, on February 19, 1913. While his health had been very much impaired for years, he retained his mental faculties to a wonderful degree, his last statement to his relatives being that 'he thought he was dying,' and then passed into the Beyond free from pain and suffering. Dr Young was of Quaker parentage, and was born in Baltimore, Maryland, August 26, 1828, and at the time of his death was in his eighty-fifth year. His remains were taken to his old home, North Lewisburg, Ohio, where services were held in the Friends Meeting House, being conducted by his old friends, Robert Douglas and Henry Johnson. Interment was made on the family lot in Maple Grove Cemetery. Deceased was for many years one of the leading members and ministers of Ohio Yearly Meeting, and in his earlier ministry traveled extensively, proclaiming the gospel message."
Published in THE AMERICAN FRIEND, Third Month 6, 1913:
"YOUNG — Dr Edward C Young, a minister in the Friends Church, died at Indianapolis, Indiana, on February 19, 1913. While his health had been very much impaired for years, he retained his mental faculties to a wonderful degree, his last statement to his relatives being that 'he thought he was dying,' and then passed into the Beyond free from pain and suffering. Dr Young was of Quaker parentage, and was born in Baltimore, Maryland, August 26, 1828, and at the time of his death was in his eighty-fifth year. His remains were taken to his old home, North Lewisburg, Ohio, where services were held in the Friends Meeting House, being conducted by his old friends, Robert Douglas and Henry Johnson. Interment was made on the family lot in Maple Grove Cemetery. Deceased was for many years one of the leading members and ministers of Ohio Yearly Meeting, and in his earlier ministry traveled extensively, proclaiming the gospel message."
Inscription: Son of Robert W & Rebecca Young
Published in THE AMERICAN FRIEND, Third Month 6, 1913:
"YOUNG — Dr Edward C Young, a minister in the Friends Church, died at Indianapolis, Indiana, on February 19, 1913. While his health had been very much impaired for years, he retained his mental faculties to a wonderful degree, his last statement to his relatives being that 'he thought he was dying,' and then passed into the Beyond free from pain and suffering. Dr Young was of Quaker parentage, and was born in Baltimore, Maryland, August 26, 1828, and at the time of his death was in his eighty-fifth year. His remains were taken to his old home, North Lewisburg, Ohio, where services were held in the Friends Meeting House, being conducted by his old friends, Robert Douglas and Henry Johnson. Interment was made on the family lot in Maple Grove Cemetery. Deceased was for many years one of the leading members and ministers of Ohio Yearly Meeting, and in his earlier ministry traveled extensively, proclaiming the gospel message."
Published in THE AMERICAN FRIEND, Third Month 6, 1913:
"YOUNG — Dr Edward C Young, a minister in the Friends Church, died at Indianapolis, Indiana, on February 19, 1913. While his health had been very much impaired for years, he retained his mental faculties to a wonderful degree, his last statement to his relatives being that 'he thought he was dying,' and then passed into the Beyond free from pain and suffering. Dr Young was of Quaker parentage, and was born in Baltimore, Maryland, August 26, 1828, and at the time of his death was in his eighty-fifth year. His remains were taken to his old home, North Lewisburg, Ohio, where services were held in the Friends Meeting House, being conducted by his old friends, Robert Douglas and Henry Johnson. Interment was made on the family lot in Maple Grove Cemetery. Deceased was for many years one of the leading members and ministers of Ohio Yearly Meeting, and in his earlier ministry traveled extensively, proclaiming the gospel message."
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