Talk:George Young, Lord Young

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Genealogy

The genealogical contributions by an apparent family member ought to perhaps be kept on this talk page for reference, but- too extensive and lacking citations- do not belong in the article. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 92.24.234.100 (talk) 11:13, 3 November 2023 (UTC)[reply]

The following is the previously-included genealogical stuff:

"He married Janet Graham Bell on 18 July 1847.

They had 14 children: Janet 1848-? Alexander 1849-71 who died aged 22 leaving a succession problem for his lordship George Graham Bell 1850–1905. George was dispatched to Hong Kong under a cloud where he married Frances Emily Huffam on 28 Feb 1880. The couple later migrated to Australia to a sheep property outside Goulburn NSW. This line of the family continues to live in New South Wales, Australia. William 1852-1923 Lillias (Lily) 1854-?, married Charles Kincaid Mackenzie (later styled Lord Mackenzie).^[1] Marion 1856-? Christian 1858-? Elizabeth 1861-1929 Annabel Jane 1864-1923 Arthur 1866 Edward 1868-1923 Charles 1870-? Edith 1871-? Henry 1875-?

Their daughter Lillias (Lily) Young, married Charles Kincaid Mackenzie (later styled Lord Mackenzie).^[1]

Janet Graham Bell died in Edinburg on 15 Oct 1901 and was followed 6 years later by Lord George Young in 1907

[Updated by: Geoffrey Bruce Young - Great Great Grandson and Great Grandson of George Graham Bell Young]"

References

^ ^a ^b "Charles Kincaid MacKenzie grave monument details at St John and St Cuthbert (joint) Church burial ground, Edinburgh, Lothian, Scotland". gravestonephotos.com.

[auto-1] "Charles Kincaid MacKenzie grave monument details at St John and St Cuthbert (joint) Church burial ground, Edinburgh, Lothian, Scotland". gravestonephotos.com.

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