Lilian Young

Life events

1. abt. 1926

   Birth

   New Brunswick, Canada

2. 1931

   Census¹

   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.