Talk:Alton Milford Young

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Possible full names from the 1917-1918 World War I draft registration

Arthur Young 12 Jun 1888 Caucasian (White) New Jersey;United States of America Atlantic City
Alfred Young 29 Oct 1889 Caucasian (White) New Jersey;United States of America Patterson
Alexander Young 28 Aug 1891 Caucasian (White) New Jersey;United States of America Patterson
Albert Young 3 Jun 1894 Caucasian (White) New Jersey;United States of America Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey
Alfred Young 8 Nov 1894 Caucasian (White) New Jersey;United States of America Somerset, New Jersey He is Alfred C Young in the 1920 census
Archibald Young 15 Feb 1894 White New Jersey;United States of America Jersey City
Alfred Young 4 Nov 1896 New Jersey;United States of America Newark, Essex, New Jerse

Birthplace

New York Times obituary (July 17, 1950, p. 17) states that Young was 68 at the time of death and was "a native of Texas." — Preceding unsigned comment added by 72.205.23.137 (talk) 22:53, 1 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Image

File:Rev. Dr. A.M. Young of NYC, who invited Pres. Harding to attend the 28th Anniversary of Gen. and Mrs. Ballington Booth of the Vol. of America to be held in Madison Square, N.Y., sometime in LCCN2016891790.jpg

Not clear whether this is the same person or not. Same time period, and this seems to be the only Reverend A. M. Young I see. Leaving this here in case someone can validate it. GMG ^talk 14:35, 16 October 2018 (UTC)[reply]