See her husbands page for her in the 1900 census, and the twin sons, Sameul C and Charles C Young.
This e-mail sent to me with a great deal of information for this woman.
Judy, I am a distant relative of Cora Adelaide Price Young.
Cora was born 10 Aug 1862 in Barnesville, Belmont, Ohio. Her parents were Samuel F Price and Charlotte Silcott Alder. She had 7 brothers and sisters that settled in the Kansas area. Cora died 7 Aug 1915 in Houston, Harris, Texas, per the death cert. She was living with her son, Samuel Cleaver Young, and his family. Her husband David C Young was most likely from Columbiana County, Ohio (earlier census records). David and Cora were married in Allen County, Kansas in Jan 1880 (where Cora's parents were living at the time). (have record) David and Cora's twin son Samuel Cleaver and Charles Clinton were born 4 May 1881 in Wellsville, Columbiana, Ohio (apparently a trip home to Ohio). I have a record of their births.
From the 1900 census, it appears David and Cora had 4 children - 2 died - saw your listing for Fletcher and then there are the twins - so one more mystery child. Both Samuel and Charles are buried in Houston (but can not find a record just death certificates). It appears after David's death Cora and her sons and families moved to Texas (Houston area). Also David and Cora and their sons were involved in printing business. As my relationship is very distant, I just wanted to provide further details in case it helps someone along the way. Happy to help. Thanks, Meghan.
This e-mail sent to me with a great deal of information for this woman.
Judy, I am a distant relative of Cora Adelaide Price Young.
Cora was born 10 Aug 1862 in Barnesville, Belmont, Ohio. Her parents were Samuel F Price and Charlotte Silcott Alder. She had 7 brothers and sisters that settled in the Kansas area. Cora died 7 Aug 1915 in Houston, Harris, Texas, per the death cert. She was living with her son, Samuel Cleaver Young, and his family. Her husband David C Young was most likely from Columbiana County, Ohio (earlier census records). David and Cora were married in Allen County, Kansas in Jan 1880 (where Cora's parents were living at the time). (have record) David and Cora's twin son Samuel Cleaver and Charles Clinton were born 4 May 1881 in Wellsville, Columbiana, Ohio (apparently a trip home to Ohio). I have a record of their births.
From the 1900 census, it appears David and Cora had 4 children - 2 died - saw your listing for Fletcher and then there are the twins - so one more mystery child. Both Samuel and Charles are buried in Houston (but can not find a record just death certificates). It appears after David's death Cora and her sons and families moved to Texas (Houston area). Also David and Cora and their sons were involved in printing business. As my relationship is very distant, I just wanted to provide further details in case it helps someone along the way. Happy to help. Thanks, Meghan.
See her husbands page for her in the 1900 census, and the twin sons, Sameul C and Charles C Young.
This e-mail sent to me with a great deal of information for this woman.
Judy, I am a distant relative of Cora Adelaide Price Young.
Cora was born 10 Aug 1862 in Barnesville, Belmont, Ohio. Her parents were Samuel F Price and Charlotte Silcott Alder. She had 7 brothers and sisters that settled in the Kansas area. Cora died 7 Aug 1915 in Houston, Harris, Texas, per the death cert. She was living with her son, Samuel Cleaver Young, and his family. Her husband David C Young was most likely from Columbiana County, Ohio (earlier census records). David and Cora were married in Allen County, Kansas in Jan 1880 (where Cora's parents were living at the time). (have record) David and Cora's twin son Samuel Cleaver and Charles Clinton were born 4 May 1881 in Wellsville, Columbiana, Ohio (apparently a trip home to Ohio). I have a record of their births.
From the 1900 census, it appears David and Cora had 4 children - 2 died - saw your listing for Fletcher and then there are the twins - so one more mystery child. Both Samuel and Charles are buried in Houston (but can not find a record just death certificates). It appears after David's death Cora and her sons and families moved to Texas (Houston area). Also David and Cora and their sons were involved in printing business. As my relationship is very distant, I just wanted to provide further details in case it helps someone along the way. Happy to help. Thanks, Meghan.
This e-mail sent to me with a great deal of information for this woman.
Judy, I am a distant relative of Cora Adelaide Price Young.
Cora was born 10 Aug 1862 in Barnesville, Belmont, Ohio. Her parents were Samuel F Price and Charlotte Silcott Alder. She had 7 brothers and sisters that settled in the Kansas area. Cora died 7 Aug 1915 in Houston, Harris, Texas, per the death cert. She was living with her son, Samuel Cleaver Young, and his family. Her husband David C Young was most likely from Columbiana County, Ohio (earlier census records). David and Cora were married in Allen County, Kansas in Jan 1880 (where Cora's parents were living at the time). (have record) David and Cora's twin son Samuel Cleaver and Charles Clinton were born 4 May 1881 in Wellsville, Columbiana, Ohio (apparently a trip home to Ohio). I have a record of their births.
From the 1900 census, it appears David and Cora had 4 children - 2 died - saw your listing for Fletcher and then there are the twins - so one more mystery child. Both Samuel and Charles are buried in Houston (but can not find a record just death certificates). It appears after David's death Cora and her sons and families moved to Texas (Houston area). Also David and Cora and their sons were involved in printing business. As my relationship is very distant, I just wanted to provide further details in case it helps someone along the way. Happy to help. Thanks, Meghan.
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MOTHER
CORA A. WIFE OF
D. C. YOUNG,
BORN AUG 10, 1862
DIED AUG. 7, 1915
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