Category: Young Family

  • Marriage Registration – George Henry Foster Young and Jane Mary Bell

    Source: “Canada, Ontario Marriages, 1869-1927,” database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1784216: accessed 19 November 2022), marriage registration 7872, George H Young and Jane Mary Bell, married at London, Middlesex County, 4 May 1892; citing Archives of Ontario, Toronto.

    Transcription:

    His name: George H Young
    Age: 28
    Residence when married: London
    Place of birth: Ontario
    Bachelor or Widow: Widow
    Rank or profession: Moulder
    Names of Parents: Matthew and Elizabeth Young
    Her name: Jane Mary Bell
    Age: 23
    Residence when married: London
    Place of birth: Ireland
    Spinster of widow: Spinster
    Names of parents: William and Letitia Bell
    Names and residences of witnesses: Annie Cornell(?), London
    Date and place of marriage: May 4, 1892, London
    Religious denomination of bridegroom: Methodist
    Religious denomination of groom: Church of England
    By whom married: S. Bond

  • Photo Post #31 | George Henry Foster Young

    Photo Post #31 | George Henry Foster Young

    Here is a photo of my great great grandfather George Henry Foster Young. He was born in 1864 in Northfield Centre, Brant County in present-day Ontario. On May 4, 1892 he married Jane Mary Bell from Ireland. He was a widow; his first wife was Barbara Hesson.

  • Marriage of Allan Vansickle and Ella May Young

    Marriage of Allan Vansickle and Ella May Young

    Happy 110th Anniversary to my great-grandparents Allan Vansickle and Ella May Young. They were married on October 15, 1913 in Jerseyville, Ontario.

    Marriage Registration of Allan Vansickle and Ella May Young. Source: “Ontario, Canada, Marriages, 1826-1938,” database, Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.ca/search/collections/7921/: accessed 14 April 2022), marriage registration 19646, Allan Vansickle and Ella May Young, married Wentworth County, 15 October 1913; citing Archives of Ontario, Toronto.

    Allan Vansickle was a 27 year old farmer at the time of his marriage. Ella May Young was 20.

    The witnesses for the occasion were Allan’s sister Ethel Pearl Vansickle and Harriet Isaac. The marriage ceremony was performed by John Isaac of Jerseyville.

  • Photo Post #8 | Allan and Ella (Young) Vansickle

    Photo Post #8 | Allan and Ella (Young) Vansickle

    Here is a photograph of my great grandparents Allan and Ella May (Young) Vansickle. Allan Vansickle was born on December 28th 1885 in Norfolk County, Ontario. He was the son of Edwin Vansickle and Elizabeth Herriman.

    Ella May Young was born on March 24th 1893 in London, Ontario. She was the daughter of George Henry Foster Young and Jane Mary Bell.

    They were married in 1913 in Jerseyville, Ancaster Township, Ontario and had four children: Hazel (my grandmother), Dorothy, George, and Jean.

    I never met either of them, unfortunately, as they both died before I was born. But, I’ve heard some good stories about them. My Dad and my aunts and uncles referred to them as “Pa Sickle” and “Granny.” I can certainly see the resemblance between my grandma and her mother in this picture.

  • Photo Post #4

    Photo Post #4

    This week’s photo is a picture that was is in an album given to my Dad by my Grandma Hazel (Vansickle) Finch. In what seems to be a rarity when it comes to old family photos, my Grandma nicely wrote the names of these folks on the back of the photograph. Yay!

    Here are George Henry Foster Young and his second wife Jane Bell with two of their children, Bruce (on the left) and Francis (on the right).

    George H.F. Young is my second great grandfather. He was born in 1864 in Brant County, Canada West (today known as the Province of Ontario). He was an iron moulder and a farmer. Jane Mary Bell was born in Clogher, Ireland, a small village in County Tyrone (which is actually now in Northern Ireland).

    They were married in London, Ontario in 1892, where they resided until moving to Ancaster Township in Wentworth County. They had two other children: Ella (my great grandmother) and Charles.