Dr. Fitzroy E. Younge, 90, an obstetrician and gynecologist

Dr. Fitzroy E. Younge, San Francisco, California, Tuesday, June 7, 1994: A17.

Funeral services are scheduled today for Dr. Fitzroy E. Younge, 90, an obstetrician and gynecologist in Oakland for more than 50 years, who died Thursday at Alta Bates Medical Center.
Dr. Younge was the first black physician to obtain surgical privileges in the Bay Area, according to Dr. Clay Wilson, a retired doctor from Oakland who knew Dr. Younge for 48 years.
Born in Guyana in 1903, Dr. Younge attended Mico Teacher's College in Jamaica and returned to Guyana in 1925 to teach elementary school. In 1929, Dr. Younge moved to the United States and attended Meharry Medical School in Nashville, where he graduated in 1936 at the top of his class.
He completed his residency and spent his first few years practicing at Kansas City General Hospital. In 1943, Dr. Younge moved to Oakland, where he practiced until 1986.
Dr. Younge was on the hospital staffs at Herrick, Alta Bates, Providence, Peralta, Kaiser and Brookside. At Herrick, he served as chief of the department of obstetrics and gynecology and also held posts as president and chief of staff.
Dr. Younge was a member of the Sinkler Miller Medical Association, the National Medical Association, Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity, Sigma Gamma Boule and the NAACP.
Dr. Younge was married to the late Winifred Abernathy Younge for nearly 54 years. She died March 14. He is survived by his children Marayam Rashada Younge, Fitzroy Egerton Younge Jr. and Winifred Younge Smith; and his brothers and sisters William Dodsley Younge, Emmie Agard Younge and Sheila Frances Wilson; and five grandchildren.
Services are scheduled at 11 a.m. at Beebee Memorial CME Church, 3900 Telegraph Avenue in Oakland. Interment will be at Sunset View Cemetery in El Cerrito.
Copyright Chronicle Publishing Company Jun 7, 1994
Source: Dr. Fitzroy E. Younge: [FINAL Edition] San Francisco Chronicle (pre-1997 Full text) Page: A17
Publisher: San Francisco Chronicle, a division of Hearst Communications Inc.
Database: National Newspapers Premier

Mary Eleanor Younge

OBITUARY - MRS. MARY ELEANOR.YOUNGE
By the death of Mary Eleanor, wife of Mr. J. D. Younge, the village of Buxton has lost one of its prominent daughters and the Friendship Wesleyan Church a devoted member and class leader.
For some time, Mrs. Younge was not enjoying the best of health but, was always up and down doing something.
On Monday she complained of not feeling well and during the day was confined to her bed.
Her condition was not regarded as serious hence the surprise when her death was announced.
Of a genial and charitable disposition - she will be remembered for many a day.
Of the deceased, it could be said, that she was "mother" to everybody.
She will be sadly missed and by those In particular who are in the habit of spending a Bank Holiday at Buxton and to those who go up to play cricket.
Of a truth, it could be said of her, that her house was noted for its hospitality.
To the husband and children especially those who are absent from borne, the” Daily Chronicle" offers its sympathy. And may she rest in peace.
Source: Daily Chronicle, Sunday, January 16, 1938: Page 13.

Richard Samuel Younge

In pursuance of Section 28 of the Village Ordinance, 1892, it is hereby notified that the Chairman of the Good Intent and Sisters Village Council has reported to the Villages Committee of the Central Board of Health that Mr. Richard Samuel Younge has been duly elected, on the 4th instant, as a Councillor for the aforesaid village in the room of Mr. G. A. Waddell, resigned.
THOMAS DALY, Secretary to the Central Board of Health and Inspector of Villages.
Office of the Central Board of Health and Villages, Georgetown,
20th, March 1895.

Village Notices - NOTICE.
In pursuance of Section 19 of the Village Ordinance, 1892, it is hereby notified that the Village Committee of the Central Board of Health, at a meeting; held on the 9th August, 1897, have appointed Mr. Alexander Hescott to be Chairman of the Village Council of Good Intent and Sisters, West Bank, Demerara, in the room of Mr. R. S. Younge, resigned.
THOMAS DALY, Secretary to the Central Board of Health and Inspector of Villages.
Office of the Central Board of Health and Villages, Georgetown,
13th August. 1897.

Young:- Reports of Lands and Mines

I quickly scanned through the pages of the Reports of the Commissioners of the Department of Lands and Mines, 1899-1954. The outstanding feature of the reports between 1899 and 1915; are land tenure for East Indians and the reports of deaths of workers in the interior other than drowning.
The following are likely persons of interest to the members of the kinships of Young; please identify their immediate relatives and thereby attempt to link them to David Young, George Young and Walter Young who migrated from Barbados in the nineteenth century…Thanks for your effort, time and cooperation.

JOSEPH THOMAS HENRY YOUNG, Carpenter, Firebrace, Hopetown, West Coast Berbice, April 30, 1927
REVEREND ROWLAND WILLIAM YOUNG, Mission Chapel Church, New Amsterdam Source: Daily Argosy - Thursday, February 3, 1938: page 5.
ROBERT ELIJAH YOUNG, and GOODLUCK AMON YOUNG, Hopetown, West Coast Berbice, December 22, 1927.
WILLIAM YOUNG, Lot 85 Cumberland, Canje, Source: the Official Gazette of British Guiana; March 6, 1920: Page 558.
[2375] Est of W. R. YOUNG right Bank Essequebo River about 278 rods below the Macouria Creek 40 acres June 1, 1900.
DAVID YOUNG left Bank Aruka River about 40 rods below Attibani Creek (100 Acres, January 13, 1904)
DAVID YOUNG Balata Licenses A 416- A 424 Barima River
MOSES YOUNG Mabiri Creek, Waratilla Creek
HENRY YOUNG and William James on behalf of the proprietors to occupy 300 acres on Second depth of Plantation Kingelley on W ½ of lot 35, West Coast Berbice for cattle grazing purposes November 16, 1903.
JOHN YOUNG left Bank Pomeroon about 120 rods below a point opposite Wanasurukuru Creek and one rod above a tract of 5 acres held by Ramdayal. (10 acres, June 23, 1902)
VICTORIA YOUNG, as mother and natural guardian of her minor son, D. Mann, left Bank Demerara River at Plantation Hernansteyn known as lot 19 (5 acres, December 13, 1904)

Young 1961

Randolph Young, Maurice Young, George Young, Rensford Young, Mrs. Thelma Young, Anthony Young, Miss Rosaline Young,, Desmond Young, Cecil David Young, Hector Young, Joseph Young, David Forshaw Young,
Source: The Official Gazette of British Guiana - October 7, 1961: Page 600.

Announcements

DEATH
YOUNG :- On the 18th inst., REBECCA, relict of the late John Young of Onderneeming and Reliance, Essequebo. Aged 83. “At Rest”.
Source: Friday, August 20, 1915: Page 4.

Young 1928

YOUNG –
John Thomas Henry Young: 20 St. John Street, Smyth Town, New Amsterdam, Berbice.
Edward Randolph Young: King Street, New Amsterdam, Berbice.

YOUNG –
Jacob Dodson Young: Lot 14, Friendship, East Coast Demerara.
Cyril Henry Young: Mackenzie City, Demerara River.
Joseph Young: Plantation Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara.
Norman Alexander Young: Friendship, East Coast Demerara.
Joseph Young: Plantation Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara.
Eugene Young: Victoria, East Coast Demerara.
Fitzroy Egerton Young: Friendship, East Coast Demerara.
George Arlington Ashmore Young: Friendship, East Coast Demerara.
Robert Young: Vreed-en-Hoop, West Coast Demerara.
Joseph I. Young: Bagotville, West Bank Demerara.
Siebert Alexander Young: Den Amstel, West Coast Demerara.
Source: Official Gazette of British Guiana – May 19, 1928: Page 1,619.

YOUNG –
Josephus Young: Stewartville, West Coast Demerara.
Joseph I. Young: Bagotville, West Bank Demerara.
Siebert Alexander Young: Den Amstel, West Coast Demerara.
Source: Official Gazette of British Guiana – May 26, 1928: Page 1,731.