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.

Announcements:Young, Nedd, Sam, Mannings, & Beaton

SILVER WEDDING:
YOUNG – NEDD
On the 21st February, 1897, at Friendship Wesleyan Church by the Reverend Gibson Fisher, JACOB DATSON of Friendship to MARY ELEANOR of the same village –
Source: the Daily Argosy, Georgetown, Demerara, Tuesday, February 21, 1922: Page 4.

SAM – MANNINGS
At 2.30PM on Saturday 7 inst., at St. Augustine’s Church, Friendship, East Coast, Demerara, by the Reverend James Persaud, Vicar, JOHN ALFRED EMANUEL, Head-Master, Non Pareil Episcopal School, to LILLIAN CLARISSA, niece of Mr. Jacob Datson Young, Overseer, attached to the Buxton Village Council and until recently Charge-Nurse, Colonial Hospital, Georgetown
Source: the Daily Argosy, Georgetown, Demerara, Sunday, October 15, 1922: Page 4.

BEATON – at St. Mary’s infirmary, St. Louis, Missouri, USA, on Sunday June 6, 1965, Dr. WILLIAM BEATON (83), Lay Reader, All Saints Episcopal Church, Physician and Surgeon, beloved husband of Kate and brother of Annette Sam, Buxton, East Coast, Demerara, Uncle of the Younges, USA., Drs. Walter A., Fitzroy E., Ivy(Mrs. Richardson), Sheila (Mrs. Wilson), and Buxton – George A., William A Dodsley, Olive (Mrs. Laing) and Emmie (Mrs. Agard).
Source: the Sunday Chronicle, Georgetown, Demerara, British Guiana, June 20, 1965: Page 13.

Mysterious Disappearance : Piercy Roberts

QUARRY BLASTER VANISHES
The police are probing the mysterious disappearance of a 50-year-old Quarry Blaster, who was last seen while on his way to Georgetown, aboard a tug nearly a month ago.
It is reported that the man Piercy Roberts left St. Mary’s Quarry, Mazaruni, aboard the Toolsie Persaud tug “Lady Chandra” early on the morning of April 17, last. He was last seen when the vessel arrived at Parika at 12:30 AM the following day. When the tug reached Georgetown all of Roberts’ personal belongings were still aboard.
Mrs. Maude Braithwaite, Roberts’ sister, told the Chronicle that her brother was a Certified Blaster with over 30 years experience in his trade. He joined the service of Toolsie Persaud Limited some seven months ago and spent Christmas in the City.
The middle-aged Preparatory School Mistress added: “My brother left town on January 2, and since then I have not seen him, on April 28 we were informed he was missing and the same day two of his brothers-in-law accompanied by two policemen questioned the Captain and some members of the crew of the “Lady Chandra” who substantiated that Piercy was last seen at Parika since that day we have received no additional information about him”.
Source: the Sunday Chronicle, Georgetown, Demerara, British Guiana, May 14, 1965: Page 13.

Younge thanks you

Mozart Aggrey Younge

CARDS
YOUNGE
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dodsley Younge and other relatives of the late Mozart Aggrey (Ezzy) desire to extend through the medium of this paper their sincere thanks to the many friends who attended the funeral or sent wreaths, cards, or telegrams or in other ways sympathized with them in their recent bereavement.
Source: The Sunday Chronicle April 29, 1945: page 6