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Show 29 Jun 1992 YOUNG_FAMILY_ARCHITECTS_AND_ENGINEERS John Young 1763-1839 Brigham Young 1801-1877 md Mary Ann Angell 1803-1832 Joseph Angell Young Builder, Sup. Archt. md Lucy Ann Decker 1834-1875 1822-1890 Feramorz Little Young Engineer md Clarissa Ross See note 1. 1858-1881 1814-1858 Willard Young Engineer 1852-1936 md Emily Dow Partridge See note 4. 1824-1899 Caroline Partridge Young md 2. 1851-1903 George Quayle Cannon Georgius Young Cannon Architect Joseph Don Carlos Younq Engineer/Architect Don Carlos Young Architect 1827-1901 1892-1987 1855-1938 1882-1960 Joseph Haqman Young Architect Kirtland Dowdon Young Arch/Draftsman See note 2. See note 3. 192 7- 1884-1957 George Cannon Young Architect 1898-1981 Richard W. Architect 1931- Young See note 6. See note 5. Edward Partridge Young Arch/Delineator md Margaret Pierce 1903-? 1823-1907 Brigham Morris Young 1854-1931 Lorenzo Snow (Bing) Architect/Engineer md Harriet Amelia Folsom Lorenzo Dow Young Young 1894-1958 1838-1910 1807-1895 md Persis Goodall 1806-1874 John Ray Young 1837-1933 Martin Ray Young, Sr. 1885-1974 Martin Ray Young, Jr. Architect 1916- md Eleanor Jones Edward Jones Young 1859-1945 Esther Marie Young 1882-1968 md William Benbow Erekson 1879-1947 Zelph Young Erekson 1905-1982 Allen Benbow Erekson 1939Architect See Note 7. Note 1. Mary Ann Angell was an older sister to Truman 0. Angell, Architect, who was sustained early in Church history as Church Architect. His son, Truman 0. Angell, Jr. was called as Assistant Church Architect and assigned to the construction of the Logan Temple. Harriet Amelia Folsom was the Daughter of William Harrison Folsom, Architect, who held the position of Church Architect intermittently when Angell was ill or away. He later held the office of Assistant Church Architect, assigned to the Manti Temple construction. Joseph Don Carlos Young held the position of Church Architect and was instrumental in directing some of the work involved in the completion of the Salt Lake Temple. Note 2. Joseph Don Carlos Young worked with his son Don Carlos Young in execution of a substantial amount of work under the firm name of Young and Sons, Architects. Many of the other trained men of the family also worked in the firm on occasion: Kirtland Do•..,1don Young, Gt'Or gt' Cannon Young, Edward F'artridge (:ieorgi us Young Cannon, and Lort'nzo Snot,..• (Bing) Young. Note 3. Don Carlos Young t'ntered a partnership callt'd Young and Hansen, Architects. Many of membt'r s of the family worked with this firm: Young, Georgius Young Cannon, Lorenzo Snow George Cannon Young. Young, with Ramm Hansen the other trained Joseph Don Carlos (Bing) Young and Note 4. Willard Young was called to function a s Superintendent of F'ublic Works, including an Architectural Department. Soon after its organization, Joseph Don Carlos Young was invited to direct the Architectural Department and he was aided in the office by other trained family members: Don Carlos Young, George Cannon Young, Georgious Young Cannon and Lorenzo Snow (Bing) Young. Note 5. The Church Building Committee was started in the early 1950s and Joseph Hagman Young was later invited to join the staff where he was employed for many years. Note 6. Tht' Church Building committet' not only dt'Vt'loped complt'ted drawings for meetinghouses, and other Church buildings, in their offices, they also directed the issuanct' of contracts for professional services from architects in the community. In this service, plans were prepart'd by members of the family: Joseph Hagman Young, George Cannon Young with his son Richard W. Young, Georgius Young Cannon, Lorenzo Snow (Bing) Young and Martin Ray Young, Jr. Note 7. Allen B. Erekson became lict'nsed in 1971, was hired as Art'a 3 Architect in 1977. Became F'roject Development Architt'ct in 1978, Fit'ld Operations Manager in 1980, and Manager of Architectural and Enginet'ring St'rvices for Tt'mples and Spt'cial F'rojects Division 1981- K;ctrL1 d 3 u<. c_ks:6h q/12- |
