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Young, Simon (1823)

"Simon Young held the office of Chief Magistrate of Pitcairn Island in 1849.4 He was a schoolteacher. In 1864 he was among the second wave of returnees from Norfolk in 1864. The fact that so many children were among the Pitcairn returnees convinced him that they needed their schoolteacher, and this is why he returned. He was Pastor and schoolteacher after 1864."

-- thePeerage

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• Genealogy
  • Young, Simon (1823)
• Pitcairn Island Register - 1815-1823
  • Simon Young and Mayhew Young born
• Pitcairn Island Register - Jan 2-Nov 16, 1843
  • Arthur Quintall sen. and Simon Young councillors.
• Pitcairn Island Register - Jan 1-Mar 22, 1845
  • Feby 5th Simon Young married to Mary Buffett.
• Pitcairn Island Register - Jan 1-Nov 17, 1846
  • " 27th. Frederick Lorenzo Fisher son of Simon & Mary Young born
• Pitcairn Island Register - Jan 5-Feb 21, 1847
  • Simon Young & John Adams councillors
• Pitcairn Island Register - Oct 1-Dec 24, 1847
  • Nov. 2nd Eliza C Palmer daughter of Simon & Mary Young born
• Pitcairn Island Register - Jan 1-Jul 10, 1849
  • Jany. 1st Simon Young elected magistrate.
• Pitcairn Island Register - Jan 1-23, 1850
  • " 6th. Robert son of Simon and Mary Young born
• Pitcairn Island Register - Dec 13-25, 1851
  • Dec. 13th. Benjamin Stanley son of Simon & Mary Young born
• Pitcairn Island Register - May 31-Nov 2, 1853
  • " 13th. Rosalind Amelia daughter of Simon & Mary Young born
• Pitcairn Island Register - May 3-Dec 9, 1855
  • June 3rd. Mary Ann daughter of Simon & Mary Young born
• Pitcairn Island Register - May 4-Jul 25, 1857
  • " 25th George Edward Selwyn son of Simon & Mary Young born.
• The Island, the People, and the Pastor, Ch. VII The School
  • John Adams, David Buffett, Simon Young, Frederic Young;
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Bounty Descendants
  • Issue; Frederick, Simon, Dinah, Betsy, Jemima, and Martha.
  • Simon married Mary Buffett. Issue; Lorenzo, Robert, and Eliza.
  • Mary married Simon Young.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, List of People Removed to Tahiti
  • Simon Young
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Register 1800-1829
  • Simon Young and Mahew born this year; the latter died.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Register 1842-1844
  • Arthur Quintal and Simon Young, councillors.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Register 1846-1847
  • Simon Young and John Adams councillors.
• Pitcairn Island and the Islanders, Register 1849
  • Jan. 1st. Simon Young elected magistrate.
• Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Second Party Returns
  • The other who returned were Simon Young and Mary, his wife,
  • Mrs. Hannah Young, Simon Young's mother,
• Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - First Weddings
  • Simon Young was chosen for the pastor
  • eldet daughter of Simon Young.
• Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Bad News and Blight
  • were the tidings more bitter than to Simon Young's family,
• Pitcairn Islanders 1859-1880 - Summing Up
  • Mr. Young having some scruples about administering it.
  • he wrote to Mr. Young, telling him
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, A Goodly Heritage
  • The school, which was then kept by Simon Young,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Second Party Returns
  • were Simon Young, his mother (Hannah Adams),
  • had enough weight with Simon Young
  • In a letter sent to the wife of Simon Young
  • in a letter to Simon Young:
  • One sore trial to Simon Young
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, At Home Again
  • Simon Young now stood as leader of the people,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, Visit of Rear-Admiral de Horsey
  • by Mr. Simon Young, their selected pastor,
• Young's Story of Pitcairn Island, The Missionary Ship Pitcairn
  • Simon Young, the loved and respected pastor of the church,
• Morayshire to Norfolk - Curgenven
  • Simon Young took me to his hut
  • I returned to Simon Young's hut,
  • Hearing a bell ringing I was told by Simon
  • I slept at Simon Young's that night
• Letter from Nobbs to Captain Hope, HMS Spy, Jul 10, 1847
  • SIMON YOUNG, Councillor.