Young, David (1746-1836)
- Name:
- Young, David (1746-1836)
- Title:
- Signer, Association Test, Hopkinton, NH, 1776
Member, Hopkinton Baptist Church, 1786-
Deacon, Baptist Church - Born:
- 07/13/1746
- Birthplace:
- Kingston, NH
- Died:
- 12/10/1836
- Death Location:
- Lebanon, NH
- Residence:
- Kingston, NH
Concord, NH 1773, 1775
Hopkinton, NH 1776, 1800, 1810, 1820, 1830
Lebanon, NH 1836 - Nationality:
- American
- Occupation:
- Cabinetmaker
Joiner - Father:
- Young, Daniel
- Mother:
- Lovering, Hannah
- Relations:
- Master to Humphrey Carter, 1797
Grandfather of architect, Ammi Burnham Young (son of Samuel Young) - Spouse:
- Sarah (Sally) Eastman (1755-1836), 1773
- Children:
- Betsey, born 1773, Concord
Samuel, born 1775, Concord; died 1844, Lebanon; joiner; m.Rebecca; father of Ammi Burnham Young, architect)
Abigail, born 1776, Henniker
Sally, born 1779
Hannah, born 1781
David, born 1784; cabinetmaker; res. Hopkinton, NH)
Jane (1786-)
Rachel, born 1788
Harriet, born 1790
Joseph E., born 1793
John, born 1798
Clarissa, born 1800 - Notes:
- Nathaniel Bouton, The History of Concord, From its First Grant in 1725, to the Organization of the City Government in 1853... (Concord, New Hampshire: McFarland Jenks, 1856), 645.
Otis G. Hammond, Editor. Probate Records of the Province of New Hampshire. Volume 4. 1750-1753. State Papers Series Volume 34. (Concord, New Hampshire: State of New Hampshire, 1933), 111-112.
Charles C. Lord, Life and Times in Hopkinton, N. H., In three Parts. (Concord, New Hampshire: Republican Press Association, 1890), 59, 98, 251-252, 265.
Plain Elegant, Rich Common: Documented New Hampshire Furniture, 1750-1850. (Concord, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Historical Society, 1978), 84-85, 153.
Vital Records, Town of Kingston, Transcript, New Hampshire Historical Society Library
Advertisement, Courier of New Hampshire, Concord, New Hampshire, October 10, 1797.
School Street Cemetery, Lebanon, NH
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