Son of William Young & Janet Gibson
James Young Sr. =Agnes McGee
b1816Dec14AyrAyrSCT
d1872Apr13RosebankMcNabTwpRenfrewON
1st Generation
John Young b1836Dec16 bz1836Dec25 nr Ayr
Ayr SCT d1911Sep10 MacDonaldFarm
BlackHill BristolPontiacPQ
m1858Apr1BristolPontiacPQ
=Janet `Jane' Wallace Craig
b1838Jan27SandPointRenfrewON
d1919Jul28BristolPontiacPQ father William
CRAIG of Bristol - John came to Canada in
1846 with his parents 1871inMcNabTwp
NorwayCemeteryBristol Presbyterian
m1st1836Nov25CoyltonAyrSCT b1817SCT
d1857Oct25McNabTwpRenfrewON
2nd Generation
Dr. William Craig Young
b1861BristolPontiacPQ 1908inAlmonte
d1931ON m1891Dec30CarletonParkLanarkON
AuldKirkCemeteryByAlmonteLanarkON
Jeanett or Harriett Young b1868Quebec
Dr. Thomas Craig Young veterinarian
b1872BristolPontiacPQ d1958
=Mary Ann Wood(s) d1945 1908inCobden
Dr. Alex T. Young b1872BristolPontiacPQ
Hughe Young b1874Quebec
Dr. David M. Young b1876BristolPontiacPQ
Harvey? Young b1882Quebec
Jane Young bz1839Oct27AyrAyrSCT
=James Morris m1858Sep27RenfrewCoON
d1923Sep29PembrokeON came to SandPoint b1819PaisleySCT d1891Jan22PembrokeON
in1845 1871inPembroke James was Sheriff of parents James Morris 1782-1863 & Mary
Renfrew for many years.
Wright 1783-1857
BothGoshenCemeteryMcNabTwpRenfrewON
William Young b1842Sep14Scotland
Janet Young b1863SepBristolPontiacPQ
bz1841Oct10AyrAyrSCT 1901age58
d1950Jan10OttawaON
blacksmith immigrated1946
m1911Aug21OttawaON
d1917Jan21BristolPontiacPQ mPQ?
William James Young b1866Jun9BristolPontiac
=Janet Telfer b1837ClarendonStationPQ
d1928Jan6MarylandPontiacPQ 1925inOttawa.
1901age59 d1925Apr28OttawaON parents
John `Jack' Gilbert Young M.D.
John Telfer & Janet Blackstock - William
b1871Jan1BristolPontiacPQ
came from Scotland with his parents about
d1929Jan20HamiltonHancockIL
1847 NorwayBayUnitedCemeteryBristolTp
m1904Aug31IL =Mae E. Wells 1925inIL
PontiacPQ
NorwayBayUnited Cemetery
BristolTwpPontiacPQ
Jean McGee Young b1874Nov15Bristol
PontiacPQ d1933Aug28SapulpaCreekOK
Agnes Young bz1843Oct15AyrAyrSCT
James Young Jr b1849BristolPontiacPQ
Dr. James M. Young m1905OctMontrealPQ
bz1845Nov9 Ayr Ayr SCT d1939
Lillian Herron father: H. Herron
Jul17RenfrewRenfrewON mRenfrewCoON
1939inWalkervilleEssexON
=Catherine `Kate' Yuill
b1845FebRenfrewCoON
Alexander C. Young 1939inToronto
d1919Dec28RenfrewRenfrewON parents: John
Yuill 1815-1882 & Grace McNab 1819-1896] - J. Walter Young Marriage listed as Walter J.
Operated Young's Hotel in Sand Point. He
Young of HaileyburyON 1939inToronto
was known as `Old Jimmy' Young. Living in
Dr. Hugh Morris Young 1939MooseJawSK
McNab Twp in 1871 Albert Street Cemetery
m1920Jan21ParrsboroNS =Kathleen Allison
Arnprior.
Elderkin father Albert C. Elderkin
Elizabeth Maud `Leila' Young
m1910Sep6RenfrewRenfrewON 1939Toronto
William `Willie' McGee Young
b1871Jul12SandPointRenfrewON d1938Jul22
Vancouver BC mc1903PQ? =Isabelle Budd of
Montreal - Vancouver
AshesAlbertStreetCemeteryArnprior
Grace E. Young b1873
d1927RenfrewRenfrewON mRenfrewCo?ON
ThomsonvilleCemetery
Janet McDonnell Young b1876SandPoint
RenfrewON d1925NovRenfrew RenfrewON
m1908Mar31RenfrewRenfrewON
Elizabeth `Betsy' Young b1847Oct bz1848
RenfrewCoON d1865Jan8Renfrew CoON
Alexander Young b1852AprRenfrewCoON
d1860Mar8RenfrewCoON
Isabella `Bella' Young b1853Apr4SandPoint
RenfrewON d1935Dec9NorthBayNipissingON
One record shows IsabellaYoungb1853Mar2
Jessie Young bc1856SandPointRenfrewON
d1920Jan27SudburyON age15in1871
m1873Aug19RenfrewRenfrewON lived in
Arnprior prior to her death
AlbertStreetCemeteryArnprior
AlbertStreeCemeteryArnprior
=Isaac Phillips b1847BrockvilleLeedsON
d1917MontrealPQ
m1868SandPontRenfrewON
BuriedPhillipsFamilyPlotBrockvilleLeedsON
=Thomas James Armstrong b1850Ottawa ON
d<1920ON? parents: Peter Armstrong &
Rebecca Cook A. Thomas J. Armstrong
d1917MayHuntleyON
Came to Canada in 1846 & settle on the Old
MacDonald Farm in Bristol PQ & then moved
to SandPointRenfrewON
Established the Young'sHotel in
BraesideRenfrewON 1871inMcNabTwp
AlbertStreetCemeteryArnprior
3rd Generation/Spouse
=Jessie Cram McRostie b1860BruceTwp
BruceLanarkON d1932Jul12AlmonteLanarkON
parents Peter McRostie 1831-1910 & Ellen
McEwen c1825-1912
1901PontiacCensus
Elizabeth Jean Young m1 =Douglas Charles
William Coupland father of 2 children died
age35 m2 =James Percival Coupland ofOttawa
& AlmonteON 1st cousin of Douglas
Mary Kathleen Kitty Young bc1903 of Sudbury
Jack Young m? =Muriel (Stephenson) Timmins
4th Generation/Spouse
Dr.James George Coupland of AlmonteON
Dr. Douglas Charles Thomas Coupland of
VancouverBC =Janet
d1992Sep4NewLiskeardON
John Young of HaileyburyON
Earl Young of CalgaryAlta
Robert Young of EdmunstoneNB
D'Arcy Young of GranisleBC
Richard Young of TimminsON =Margo
Jim Young of South PorcupineON
Tom Young of CalgaryAlta
=Margaret Sutherland 1908inMerrickville
1901PontiacCensus
=Bessie McClarty 1908inBristol ofDurhamON
1901PontiacCensus
=Daniel McCuaig b1854
d1923May26OttawaON 1925inOttawa
NorwayBayUnitedCemeteryBristolPontiacPQ
NorwayBayUnitedCemeteryBristolPontiacPQ
William Gilbert Young
=W. E. `Daddy Mac' McDaniels
m1911Feb11SapulpaCreekOK? 1925inUSA
Hugh Young d1921Jul Walkerville? Died at age
1 1/2 yrs
Irene Young b1906May4 d1980Nov7
=Stewart Carmichael b1897 d1976Mar4
m1927Jun18 SandPointCemetery
Possible daughter?
Capt. Alex Young of SandPoint m1917Jul/Aug =Myrtle Broadleigh of HytheKentENG
EnglishChurch
=Grace Edith Kinnisten
m1909Dec8ParkhillMiddlesexON
Young, daughter b1925Sep25MooseJawSK
=Arthur Gordon Grier of Peterboro
Young son
=Augustus `Gus' Lewis Handford b1872
d1949RenfrewRenfrewON son of Silas Hanford
1844-1919 Renfrewphotographer
=Ernest `Ernie' John Stewart
b1875Nov11RenfrewCoON
d1950Oct22RenfrewRenfrewON parents
James Stewart 1839-1919 & Margaret Watson
Affleck 1843-1923 Lived in Renfrew barrister
ThomsonvilleCemetery
Young, Mary Kathleen "Kitty" - Suddenly of Friday,
September 4, 1992, at the Temiskaming Hospital, New
Liskeard, Ontario, in her 89th year. Predeceased by her
parents, Dr. & Mrs. T.C.Young and brother Jack Young.
Survived by sister Elizabeth Jean Coupland, Almonte,
Ontario, and nine nephews; Dr. James Coupland, Almonte
Ont, Dr. Douglas Coupland, Vancouver BD, John Young,
Haileybury, Ont., Earl Young, Calgary, Alta., Robert Young,
Edmuston N.B., Richard Young, Timmins, Ont., Jim Young,
South Porcupine, Ont., Tom Young, Calgary, Alta. Cremation
at Park Lawn Cemetery, Sudbury and a memorial service to
be held at the Church of the Epiphany, Sudbury at 1:00p.m.
Sat. Oct. 3, 1992. Donations may be made to the Church of
the Epiphany, 85 Larch Street, Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 1B8.
came, took a look and decided Sudbury was the place for
him.
Dr. Young got national attention in 1949, when he assisted
in exposing a death march of horses from Rocky Island Lake
to The?salon, in which 35 of 70 animals died. He examined
the surviving beasts and found them beaten with clubs and
wire whips, and emaciated with starvation.
His jobs over the year were legion, but most unusual of all
was that of the medical advisor to two moose who were
captured and broken into harness at Chelmsford a number of
years ago. For two seasons they were a special attraction at
the harness track there.
In recent years, Dr. Young's livery stables were gradually
taken over by others, as the demand for horses declined, and
machinery took the place of the animals. One phase of Dr.
Sudbury Star Oct.15, 195? - Pioneer Northern
Young's career was over in 1945 when he sold the last of his
Veterinarian Dies at 86
stables on King Street, but he maintained his large practice.
He was pre-deceased by his wife, the former Mary Ann
Veteran Sudbury horse dealer and veterinary surgeon, Dr. Wood, in 1945. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. James
Thomas Craig Young, 86, died this morning at Pioneer
Coupland (Jean) of Ottawa, and Kathleen (Kitty) Young, of
Manor, following a brief illness. The body is at Jackson and
Sudbury; a son Jack of Auror Gold Mines, Timmins, nine
Barnard Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements are not yet
grandchildren, one great grandson, and a brother, Dr. David
complete.
Young, of Durham, Ont.
Dr. Young at 85 had the distinction of being Canada's
oldest practicing veterinarian, and it was only three years ago
that he retired completely from the work he loved so well. He
had examined more than 100,000 horses during his long
career.
"Doc" Young arrived in Sudbury to find 8,000 humans and
200 horses in the immediate area, in lumber camps and on
settler's farms.
It was here that Doc Young developed and raced two of
the best harness horses of their day, which was before and
during the First Great War, gaining international repute for his
racing in Columbus Ohio, and Dexter Park, Detroit.
Of slight stature, "Doc" Young was noted for his agility and
energy even to the time of his death. He was known the
length and breadth of Northern Ontario, earning his fame as a
judge of horseflesh.
Twenty year ago, his right hand was smashed when he
was dragged along an icy road near Skead by his dog team.
He had been on his way to attend a sick horse in a bush
camp when his huskies got away from him.
James Young operated Young’s Hotel in Braeside Sand Point
During the early days, he operated large stables on Larch
in McNab Township
St. and stables on the corner of King and Clinton Sts. For
more than 35 years.
Evidence that the love of horses was in his blood, as a
small child, is the fact that both his brothers chose the same
profession.
BORN IN PONTIAC
Dr. Young was born in 1872, in the little town of Pontiac,
Que., where his father, the late John Young, had a small
farm. He was only 19 when he graduated in 1892 from the
Toronto College of Veterinary Surgeons. Shortly after, he
settled in Cobden, near Pembroke, and operated a livery barn
and stables, and his own practice.
Dr. Allan McLelland, a cousin, came to Sudbury in 1908 to
set up a veterinary practice, and was killed in the Spanish
river Railway wreck of 1910, when the bridge over the river
collapsed and 29 persons died. The lumbermen wrote Dr.
Young and asked him to take his cousin's place and he