He accompanied Zion's Camp in 1834. Perhaps because of his faithfulness in answering this call, he was ordained one of the seven Presidents of First Quorum of Seventy under the hands of the Prophet, and later Joseph became the senior or seventh president.
Elder Young served a mission to New York, then, returning to Kirtland, he participated in dedication of Kirtland Temple. After having received his blessings in the Temple at Kirtland, he accompanied his brother Brigham to the East. This mission occupied several months, and subsequently many of their relatives and friends came into the Church.
He arrived at Haun's Mill and just two days later he witnessed Haun's Mill Massacre.
He became a member of Council of Fifty, then went on a mission to Ohio to campaign for Joseph Smith as president of United States until he found the Prophet had been martyred.
A polygamist, he encountered the continueing persecutions and he fled with the rest of the Saints eventually settling in Salt Lake City.
He served a final mission to the British Isles 1870. "Uncle Joseph," as he was familiarly called, died as he quietly fell asleep, and his last days were devoid of pain.
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Son of John Young and Abigail Nabby Howe
Married Jane Adeline Bicknell, 18 Feb 1834, Geneseo, Livingston, New York
Married Lucinda Allen, 16 Jan 1846, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois
Married Lydia Caroline Hagar, 16 Jan 1846, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois
Married Mary Ann Huntley, 6 Feb 1846, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois
Married Elizabeth Stevens, 28 Nov 1866, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Married Sarah Jane Snow, 7 Apr 1868
He accompanied Zion's Camp in 1834. Perhaps because of his faithfulness in answering this call, he was ordained one of the seven Presidents of First Quorum of Seventy under the hands of the Prophet, and later Joseph became the senior or seventh president.
Elder Young served a mission to New York, then, returning to Kirtland, he participated in dedication of Kirtland Temple. After having received his blessings in the Temple at Kirtland, he accompanied his brother Brigham to the East. This mission occupied several months, and subsequently many of their relatives and friends came into the Church.
He arrived at Haun's Mill and just two days later he witnessed Haun's Mill Massacre.
He became a member of Council of Fifty, then went on a mission to Ohio to campaign for Joseph Smith as president of United States until he found the Prophet had been martyred.
A polygamist, he encountered the continueing persecutions and he fled with the rest of the Saints eventually settling in Salt Lake City.
He served a final mission to the British Isles 1870. "Uncle Joseph," as he was familiarly called, died as he quietly fell asleep, and his last days were devoid of pain.
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Son of John Young and Abigail Nabby Howe
Married Jane Adeline Bicknell, 18 Feb 1834, Geneseo, Livingston, New York
Married Lucinda Allen, 16 Jan 1846, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois
Married Lydia Caroline Hagar, 16 Jan 1846, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois
Married Mary Ann Huntley, 6 Feb 1846, Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois
Married Elizabeth Stevens, 28 Nov 1866, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Married Sarah Jane Snow, 7 Apr 1868
Family Members
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Nancy Young Kent
1786–1860
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Fanny Young Murray
1787–1859
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Rhoda Young Greene
1789–1841
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John Hayden Young Jr
1791–1870
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Abigail Young
1793–1807
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Susannah "Susan" Young
1795–1852
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Phineas Howe Young
1799–1879
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Brigham Young
1801–1877
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Louisa M. Young Sanford
1804–1833
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Lorenzo Dow Young
1807–1895
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Edward Young
1823–1894
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Adeline Young Robbins
1834–1907
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Joseph Bicknell Young
1836–1858
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Dr Seymour Bicknell Young Sr
1837–1924
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LeGrand Young
1840–1921
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John Calvin Young
1842–1843
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Mary Lucretia Young
1844–1844
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Julia Ann Vilate Young
1845–1928
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Issac Fleming Young
1846–1920
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Phineas Howe Young
1847–1868
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Chloe Eliza Young Benedict
1848–1932
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Almira "Myra" Young Russell
1848–1934
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Clarentine "Clara" Young Conrad
1850–1882
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John Corbin Young
1851–1910
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Rhoda Young Mackintosh
1851–1920
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Fannie Young
1851–1936
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Henrietta G Young
1853–1944
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Josephine Malissa Young Free
1854–1873
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Caroline Lydia Young Playter
1854–1886
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Brigham Bicknell Young
1856–1938
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Augusta Adams Young
1857–1864
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Willard Lorenzo Young
1861–1923
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Charles Edward Young
1871–1899
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Harriett May Young
1876–1883
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