Henry Young

Life events

1. 18 Apr 1893

   Birth¹

   Parrsboro, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada

2. 1921

   Census¹

   Alnwick, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada

   1921 Canada Census

   1921 Canada Census

   Henry Young, Alnwick, Barryville, rents, montly rental 02, single house, 2 rooms, head, male, married, age 27, born in N.B., father born in N.B., mother born in N.B., Canadian, English, can speak English, can't speak French, religion R.C., can read, can write, month at school 8.3, occupation Labourer, at Mill, income 300, out of work No, weeks unemplyed in the past 12 months 24.
   Mirene Young, Alnwick, Berryville, wife, female, married, age 23, married, age 27, born in N.B., father born in N.B., mother born in N.B., Canadian, English, can speak English, can't speak French, religion R.C., can read, can write.
   Frankie Young, Alnwick, Berryville, son, male, single, age 3, born in N.B., father born in N.B., mother born in N.B., Canadian, English, can speak English, religion R.C.
   Percy Young, Alnwick, Berryville, son, male, single, age 1, born in N.B., father born in N.B., mother born in N.B., Canadian, English, can speak English, religion R.C.
   Dora Young, Alnwick, Berryville, daughter, female, single, age 13 days, born in N.B., father born in N.B., mother born in N.B., Canadian, English, can speak English, religion R.C.

3. 1921

   Occupation¹

   Barryville, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada

   mill labourer

4. 1921

   Residence¹

   Barryville, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada

5. 1931

   Census²

   Barryville, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada

   Head of the family was Gregory Savoy (a.50), working as a general laborer. Also in the household was his son-in-law Henry Young (a.37), a logging laborer, and his wife Irene (a.35), along with a lodger, James Young (a.35), who also worked in logging. The students of the family were the grandchildren: Frank (a.13), Percy (a.11), and Ruby (a.8). The youngest grandchildren were Mable (a.6), Lilian (a.5), and one-year-old Howey. All members of the household were born in New Brunswick.

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   On 1 June 1931, Gregory Savoy was enumerated as Head of household 62 in Alnwick Parish, Northumberland County, New Brunswick. Gregory, age 55, was of French heritage and worked as a laborer in a saw mill. Following the head of household, the family group was recorded in sequential line order as follows: son-in-law Henry Young (age 38, an English-heritage fisherman); lodger James Young (age 35, single saw mill laborer); daughter-in-law (crossed and and wife entered) Irene Young (age 35, French heritage); stepson Frank Young (age 35, single saw mill laborer); and five grandchildren sharing the Young surname: Percy (11), Ruby (9), Mable (6), Lilian (3), and Howey (1). Every person in this household was a New Brunswick native and identified as Roman Catholic.

6. 1931

   Occupation²

   Berryville, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada

   logging laborur