Granger, Texas, Jan 8. . . . After the war William Young made his home for a time in Brenham, and in 1848 he married Miss Sina S. Moore at Caldwell, where they resided until 1850, and then moved to Belton, of this marriage were born two sons, and two daughters, only one of which is still living, Mrs. Lucy McGee of Granger. In 1857 he moved into Milam county, near Davilla. Here his wife died in 1867. Here, also, he professed religion, and united with the Methodist people. . . . He was buried at the Laughlin cemetery, beside his first wife, at Davilla. Dallas Morning News, January 11, 1889 [birth info inferred from 1850 census]
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Granger, Texas, Jan 8. . . . After the war William Young made his home for a time in Brenham, and in 1848 he married Miss Sina S. Moore at Caldwell, where they resided until 1850, and then moved to Belton, of this marriage were born two sons, and two daughters, only one of which is still living, Mrs. Lucy McGee of Granger. In 1857 he moved into Milam county, near Davilla. Here his wife died in 1867. Here, also, he professed religion, and united with the Methodist people. . . . He was buried at the Laughlin cemetery, beside his first wife, at Davilla. Dallas Morning News, January 11, 1889 [birth info inferred from 1850 census]
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