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| <tab>In 1893, C. W. Young was press agent to the Ontario government’s Commission at the Chicago World’s Fair. He was president of the Canadian Press Association, 1911. He was interested in lacrosse, gardening and fishing, and he published articles on fishing in sportmen’s magazines in Canada, the United States and Europe. He died at his home in Cornwall. Anglican. Like Gibbens, he was a member of Trinity Church, Cornwall. Mason. He was married in Dec. 1879 to Caroline Carthew (d. 1931), who was a descendant of Laura Secord, and whose father was collector of customs at Guelph. (two children) His brother Robert Evans Young was a prominent surveyor and public servant. | <tab>In 1893, C. W. Young was press agent to the Ontario government’s Commission at the Chicago World’s Fair. He was president of the Canadian Press Association, 1911. He was interested in lacrosse, gardening and fishing, and he published articles on fishing in sportmen’s magazines in Canada, the United States and Europe. He died at his home in Cornwall. Anglican. Like Gibbens, he was a member of Trinity Church, Cornwall. Mason. He was married in Dec. 1879 to Caroline Carthew (d. 1931), who was a descendant of Laura Secord, and whose father was collector of customs at Guelph. (two children) His brother Robert Evans Young was a prominent surveyor and public servant. |
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| <tab>For comparison of the two Cornwall editors and their newspapers, see also the entry for William Gibbens. In 1932, the //Freeholder// and //Standard// were merged as the //Standard-Freeholder//. | <tab>For comparison of the two Cornwall editors and their newspapers, see also the entry for [[gibbens_william|William Gibbens]]. In 1932, the //Freeholder// and //Standard// were merged as the //Standard-Freeholder//. |
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