William H. Young was an farmer, carpenter, mayor, and town developer in Monmouth, Illinois.
He helped and built most of Monmouth - the old Monmouth Courthouse also, nearly all of the older residences which it still standing today.
Mayor of Monmouth in 1856 served one term.
Served in the Civil War from 1860 to 1866 for Union Army.
William H. Young's death was the first one in the Young Family in nearly 55 years since he married to his wife, Charlotte P. Bunker
He helped and built most of Monmouth - the old Monmouth Courthouse also, nearly all of the older residences which it still standing today.
Mayor of Monmouth in 1856 served one term.
Served in the Civil War from 1860 to 1866 for Union Army.
William H. Young's death was the first one in the Young Family in nearly 55 years since he married to his wife, Charlotte P. Bunker
William H. Young was an farmer, carpenter, mayor, and town developer in Monmouth, Illinois.
He helped and built most of Monmouth - the old Monmouth Courthouse also, nearly all of the older residences which it still standing today.
Mayor of Monmouth in 1856 served one term.
Served in the Civil War from 1860 to 1866 for Union Army.
William H. Young's death was the first one in the Young Family in nearly 55 years since he married to his wife, Charlotte P. Bunker
He helped and built most of Monmouth - the old Monmouth Courthouse also, nearly all of the older residences which it still standing today.
Mayor of Monmouth in 1856 served one term.
Served in the Civil War from 1860 to 1866 for Union Army.
William H. Young's death was the first one in the Young Family in nearly 55 years since he married to his wife, Charlotte P. Bunker
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