William Stephen YOUNG [1541]

   Cause of his death was Myocardial Degeneration, Arteriosclerosis and Chronic Bronchitis.

  General Notes:

Occupation: Jute Mill Sorter

According to a letter written by from Doris Stokes dated May 1918 to Mary Ann Anderson (nee Gunter) of Adelaide South Australian, she comments that: "My brother-in-law is a prisoner of War also. Was captured on March 24th on the Cambrai & St Quentin front." (Is Doris referring to William Stephen Young, her sister, Bessie's husband?)

At the time of his marriage in 1916 William Young (batchelor) was a Soldier and he resided at West Street Cottages.

Extract of entry in Register of Births at Lochee, Dundee, of William Young Sr. is dated 12 Jan 1953 when he was 68y.

William was noted as a Baker on his daughter's death certificate.

  Research Notes:

Image courtesy of L Young

  Other Records

• William Stephen Young: Birth Cert, 1884, Lochee, Angus, Scotland.
(Image courtesy Shirley & Graeme Clover)

• William Young: Death Cert, 1964, Brighton, England.
(Image courtesy Shirley & Graeme Clover)

William married Edith Ellen Bessie STOKES [776] [MRIN: 516], daughter of Arthur William Henry STOKES [775] and Ellen GUNTER [763], on 27 Jun 1916 in St Pauls Church, Brighton, England. (Edith Ellen Bessie STOKES [776] was born on 15 Jun 1894 in 1 Providence Cottages Spelthorne Staines Mdx and died on 26 Dec 1981 in 48b Stanford Rd, Brighton, County of East Sussex.). The cause of her death was Myocardial Infarction, Senility, Fracture R lower rib cage following a fall.

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• William Young & Bessie Stokes: Marriage Cert, 1916, St Pauls Church, Brighton, England.
(Image courtesy of Shirley & Graeme Clover)

  Marriage Notes:

At the time of marriage William and Bessie lived at 3 West Street Cottages (?Brighton). The marriage was witnessed by George Henry Jasper, Denis Buckley & Winifred Meads.