"Lew" Young was a bell caster for the B&O railroad at Mt. Clare Station in Baltimore City. He married Martha Irene Dill and they had four boys: John Lewis (see memorial in the Philippines), Nelson, Howard and George. The first three boys served in WW2 except for George, who served in Korea.
From Baltimore, the family moved to Elkridge in 1930, where George was born. They lived in various homes along what was known as School House Lane and then Railroad Avenue.
Lew lived to age 61.
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In acknowledgement, this information was given to me in part by Lew's nephew, author Frank Crowson, as well as by Lew's youngest son, George.
MSB is the curator for the Elkridge Heritage Society and is researching this family.
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James was the son of James Louis Young, Sr., and Julia A. Veasel, both of Baltimore. James was a molder helper for the B&O Railroad. He lived at 1906 Railroad Avenue, Elkridge.
"Lew" Young was a bell caster for the B&O railroad at Mt. Clare Station in Baltimore City. He married Martha Irene Dill and they had four boys: John Lewis (see memorial in the Philippines), Nelson, Howard and George. The first three boys served in WW2 except for George, who served in Korea.
From Baltimore, the family moved to Elkridge in 1930, where George was born. They lived in various homes along what was known as School House Lane and then Railroad Avenue.
Lew lived to age 61.
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In acknowledgement, this information was given to me in part by Lew's nephew, author Frank Crowson, as well as by Lew's youngest son, George.
MSB is the curator for the Elkridge Heritage Society and is researching this family.
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James was the son of James Louis Young, Sr., and Julia A. Veasel, both of Baltimore. James was a molder helper for the B&O Railroad. He lived at 1906 Railroad Avenue, Elkridge.
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