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George YOUNG
1620 - 1680 (~ 59 years)
Has 10 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.
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Name George YOUNG Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Baptised 26 Nov 1620 St. Andrew’s Church, Canterbury, Kent, England 
[1] Gender Male Freeman 1644 Canterbury, Kent, England Freedom of the City of Canterbury - Entry in Cowper's listing, in section "Freemen by birth", reads "Young, George, apothecary, s. of Mr. George Young, now sheriff of this city. 1644.
Occupation 1644 Canterbury, Kent, England Apothecary - Became a Freeman
Will 1680 
The will of George Young (1620 - 1680)
(a 1st cousin 9 x removed of mine)Died - Will shows that the death was this George Young.
Buried 2 Nov 1680 St. George the Martyr’s Church, Canterbury, Kent, England [2] Siblings3 brothers and 2 sisters Patriarch & Matriarch 
Notes - (Research):In 1676 a George Young consented to the marriage of a Rachel Younge to whom he was guardian - entry in Cowper marriage licences:
"Beverton, Joseph, of Cant., dyer, ba., 22, whose father consents, and Rachel Younge of S. George, Cant., maiden, 19, whose parents being dead, her guardian, Geo. Young, consents, as is testified by Squier Beverton, father of the said Joseph. At S. Mildred, Cant. Oct. 21, 1676."
I guess the guardian was this George - but who was Rachel - a niece? Yes, having now seen his will he leaves a bequest to 'my neece Rachell Beverton'. Unless I am missing a brother, it would seem that Rachel must have been the daughter of his brother Edward.
Rachel would have been born about 1657, i.e. during the interregnum when many PRs have gaps; this is probably why I haven't found her baptism.
Person ID I10473 All Last Modified 2 Oct 2015
Father George YOUNG, b. Abt 1591, (probably), Canterbury, Kent, England , bur. 25 Aug 1670, St. George the Martyr’s Church, Canterbury, Kent, England (Age ~ 79 years)
Other Partners: Sarah m. 1637Mother Rachel BECON, bap. 2 Jan 1592/93, St. Matthew’s Church, Warehorne, Kent, England , bur. 22 Jun 1636, St. George the Martyr’s Church, Canterbury, Kent, England (Age ~ 43 years) Married 20 Jul 1613 St. Bartholomew’s Church, Waltham, Kent, England - "George Young & Rachel Becon" - no other info apart from date.
There is quite a large gap between Rachel and George's first and second child. I have browsed the PRs for St. Andrew's Church Canterbury for this period and not relied on indexes, and not found another child of theirs. However, I did note an unusually large number of burials of miscarried babies at that church in 1616; I wonder if there was an infection around causing this and if Rachel miscarried that year - maybe at too early a stage for the foetus to be formally buried.
Then another, larger, gap. A George, son of George was baptised in Chislet in 1623 - need to check for another George Young there, and that it wasn't this one temporarily living outside of the city.
Family ID F3106 Family Group Page | Family Chart
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Sources - [S249] Canterbury - St. Andrew's Parish Registers, St. Andrew (Canterbury, Kent), (findmypast.com.), "Register for 1565-1627," Baptism of George Young; accessed 18 Dec 2013 (Reliability: 3).
Under heading 'Christeninges. 1620.' - 'George Young sonn of Georg - 26 Nove[m]ber'
Archive Reference: U3/5 - [S248] Canterbury - St. George's Parish Registers, St. George the Martyr (Canterbury, Kent), (findmypast.com.), "Register for 1539-1615," Burial of George Younge; accessed 22 Sep 2014 (Reliability: 3).
From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 22 Sep 2014):
"Mr: George Younge Bury _ 2 Nov _ 1680" (under heading 'Buryalls')
Archive ref: U3/3
- [S249] Canterbury - St. Andrew's Parish Registers, St. Andrew (Canterbury, Kent), (findmypast.com.), "Register for 1565-1627," Baptism of George Young; accessed 18 Dec 2013 (Reliability: 3).