Mrs. Mary YOUNG, whose 100th birthday was observed last September, died at her home in Bangor, Maine on Wednesday. Her body was taken to Calais and the funeral occurred from the house of her son, Benjamin YOUNG. (St. Croix Courier, December 13, 1883)
In the 1870 U.S. Census, Benjamin Young, 57, born Vermont, does lumbering, was living in Calais, Maine, with Rhoda, 54; Mary S., 20; Mattie, 18; and Charles W., 12, all born in Maine; Mary Young, 87, born Vermont; domestic servant Lizzie Patrick,20, born Canada; and domestic servant William Mitchell, 35, born Canada.
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Benjamin Young, 47, born Vt., was living in the 5th Ward of Calais Maine with Rhoda H., 44; Ella M., 18; Mary S., 10; Martha B., 8; and Charles W., 1, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, merchant Benjamin Young, 37, born Vermont, was living in Calais, Maine, with Rhoda H., 34; Ella M., 8; and Mary Sophia, 0, all born in Maine; Anna M. Godfrey, 26, born Maine; Rebecca Lewis, 23, born Maine; Caroline Hitchings, 20, born N.B.;pedler George W. Spratt, 26, born Maine; tinplate maker William B. Taylor, 23, born Maine; tinplate maker George Syders, 24, D.C.; tinplate maker Albert Metcalf, 18, born Vermont; tinplate maker Peter Thompson, 16, born N.B.; teamster William Davis, 30, born N.B.; and clerk George Blake, 17, born N.B.
Sarah Hill, daughter of Benjamin and Rhoda Young, died in Calais April 6, 1847 aged 2 years (Calais Vital Records)
Ella was born in Bucksport, ME 26 December 1841, the daughter of Benjamin and Rhoda (Stevens) Young, who moved to Calais when she was a child. As a girl she attended school in St.Johnsbury, VT, and when eighteen years of age she enjoyed a trip to the Mediterranean, by sailing vessel, which was ever after a pleasant memory. On 26 Dec 1865, she was united in marriage to Willis M. Haycock
He married Rhoda Stevens.
In the 1870 U.S. Census, Benjamin Young, 57, born Vermont, does lumbering, was living in Calais, Maine, with Rhoda, 54; Mary S., 20; Mattie, 18; and Charles W., 12, all born in Maine; Mary Young, 87, born Vermont; domestic servant Lizzie Patrick,20, born Canada; and domestic servant William Mitchell, 35, born Canada.
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Benjamin Young, 47, born Vt., was living in the 5th Ward of Calais Maine with Rhoda H., 44; Ella M., 18; Mary S., 10; Martha B., 8; and Charles W., 1, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, merchant Benjamin Young, 37, born Vermont, was living in Calais, Maine, with Rhoda H., 34; Ella M., 8; and Mary Sophia, 0, all born in Maine; Anna M. Godfrey, 26, born Maine; Rebecca Lewis, 23, born Maine; Caroline Hitchings, 20, born N.B.;pedler George W. Spratt, 26, born Maine; tinplate maker William B. Taylor, 23, born Maine; tinplate maker George Syders, 24, D.C.; tinplate maker Albert Metcalf, 18, born Vermont; tinplate maker Peter Thompson, 16, born N.B.; teamster William Davis, 30, born N.B.; and clerk George Blake, 17, born N.B.
Sarah Hill, daughter of Benjamin and Rhoda Young, died in Calais April 6, 1847 aged 2 years (Calais Vital Records)
Ella was born in Bucksport, ME 26 December 1841, the daughter of Benjamin and Rhoda (Stevens) Young, who moved to Calais when she was a child. As a girl she attended school in St.Johnsbury, VT, and when eighteen years of age she enjoyed a trip to the Mediterranean, by sailing vessel, which was ever after a pleasant memory. On 26 Dec 1865, she was united in marriage to Willis M. Haycock
He married Rhoda Stevens.
Mrs. Mary YOUNG, whose 100th birthday was observed last September, died at her home in Bangor, Maine on Wednesday. Her body was taken to Calais and the funeral occurred from the house of her son, Benjamin YOUNG. (St. Croix Courier, December 13, 1883)
In the 1870 U.S. Census, Benjamin Young, 57, born Vermont, does lumbering, was living in Calais, Maine, with Rhoda, 54; Mary S., 20; Mattie, 18; and Charles W., 12, all born in Maine; Mary Young, 87, born Vermont; domestic servant Lizzie Patrick,20, born Canada; and domestic servant William Mitchell, 35, born Canada.
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Benjamin Young, 47, born Vt., was living in the 5th Ward of Calais Maine with Rhoda H., 44; Ella M., 18; Mary S., 10; Martha B., 8; and Charles W., 1, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, merchant Benjamin Young, 37, born Vermont, was living in Calais, Maine, with Rhoda H., 34; Ella M., 8; and Mary Sophia, 0, all born in Maine; Anna M. Godfrey, 26, born Maine; Rebecca Lewis, 23, born Maine; Caroline Hitchings, 20, born N.B.;pedler George W. Spratt, 26, born Maine; tinplate maker William B. Taylor, 23, born Maine; tinplate maker George Syders, 24, D.C.; tinplate maker Albert Metcalf, 18, born Vermont; tinplate maker Peter Thompson, 16, born N.B.; teamster William Davis, 30, born N.B.; and clerk George Blake, 17, born N.B.
Sarah Hill, daughter of Benjamin and Rhoda Young, died in Calais April 6, 1847 aged 2 years (Calais Vital Records)
Ella was born in Bucksport, ME 26 December 1841, the daughter of Benjamin and Rhoda (Stevens) Young, who moved to Calais when she was a child. As a girl she attended school in St.Johnsbury, VT, and when eighteen years of age she enjoyed a trip to the Mediterranean, by sailing vessel, which was ever after a pleasant memory. On 26 Dec 1865, she was united in marriage to Willis M. Haycock
He married Rhoda Stevens.
In the 1870 U.S. Census, Benjamin Young, 57, born Vermont, does lumbering, was living in Calais, Maine, with Rhoda, 54; Mary S., 20; Mattie, 18; and Charles W., 12, all born in Maine; Mary Young, 87, born Vermont; domestic servant Lizzie Patrick,20, born Canada; and domestic servant William Mitchell, 35, born Canada.
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Benjamin Young, 47, born Vt., was living in the 5th Ward of Calais Maine with Rhoda H., 44; Ella M., 18; Mary S., 10; Martha B., 8; and Charles W., 1, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, merchant Benjamin Young, 37, born Vermont, was living in Calais, Maine, with Rhoda H., 34; Ella M., 8; and Mary Sophia, 0, all born in Maine; Anna M. Godfrey, 26, born Maine; Rebecca Lewis, 23, born Maine; Caroline Hitchings, 20, born N.B.;pedler George W. Spratt, 26, born Maine; tinplate maker William B. Taylor, 23, born Maine; tinplate maker George Syders, 24, D.C.; tinplate maker Albert Metcalf, 18, born Vermont; tinplate maker Peter Thompson, 16, born N.B.; teamster William Davis, 30, born N.B.; and clerk George Blake, 17, born N.B.
Sarah Hill, daughter of Benjamin and Rhoda Young, died in Calais April 6, 1847 aged 2 years (Calais Vital Records)
Ella was born in Bucksport, ME 26 December 1841, the daughter of Benjamin and Rhoda (Stevens) Young, who moved to Calais when she was a child. As a girl she attended school in St.Johnsbury, VT, and when eighteen years of age she enjoyed a trip to the Mediterranean, by sailing vessel, which was ever after a pleasant memory. On 26 Dec 1865, she was united in marriage to Willis M. Haycock
He married Rhoda Stevens.
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