Marilla Ingram Young
wife of Daniel Franklin Young, Mother of Rev. W. M. C. Young
Marilla Street named after her
7/20/1807-10/16/1876

(Marilla Ingram Young was the mother of Rev. Young. She lived in Dallas about ten years before her death & was loved for her many charitable deeds. Marilla Street was named for her.)

Rev William M. Ceiton Young
Capt. LA Militia 1861, Chaplain, Slemons AR Cav Brigade CSA 1864-1865
Pastor, First Methodist Church Dallas-1866
Past Master, Tannehill Lodge # 52
Young Street bears his name
8/7/1827-3/25/1921

(The Rev. W. M. C. Young was born in Trigg Co., KY, the son of Daniel & Marilla Ingram Young. He entered the ministry of the Methodist Church , holding pastorates in KY, AR & LA before coming to Dallas. He served as a Missionary Chaplain to the AR Confederate Cavalry. He was married to Mary Pipkin while stationed in AR.
In Dallas, he was actively identified with Methodist organizations for many years. He was District Clerk from 1866-1868. Rev. Young was street commisioner & named Marilla (after his mother), Cadiz & Canton Streets. His home was used as the starting point for many of the city's surveys. Young Street was named for him.)

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Edwin M. H. Young
12/31/1858-10/25/1868

Mary Susan Caroline Pipkin Young
wife of William Ceiton Young
5/30/1839-12/14/1903

Elizabeth A. Young Eagle
wife of D. M. Eagle & sister of Rev. William M. Ceiton Young
“Rest, mother, rest in quiet sleep while friends in sorrow o'er thee weep”
8/1/1832-4/10/1900

Lalla H. Young
5/14/1870-10/31/1872

Milton Y. Jenkins
beloved son of J. T. & L. M. Jenkins
1893-1900

Cary Kendall Pipkin
son of J. G. & F. E. Pipkin
12/9/1869-6/19/1876

John G. Pipkin
10/25/1841-2/17/1871

Lillie F. Young
aged 15 years, 4 months, 5 days
5/14/1870-9/19/1885

Alma I. F. Young
aged 23 years, 11 months, 27 days
6/14/1861-2/17/1871