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Harry Young — 1940 US Census Record

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1940 United States Federal Census · St.-Charles-County, Louisiana

Our Model Tree links this Harry Young across the 1920, 1930 and 1940 US Censuses in St.-Charles-County, Louisiana (XGBoost, ~Confirmed), with identified parents Adolph & Harry — first a spouse (b.~1914), then head of a 4-person household.

Age 26 b. ~1914 Male Spouse Born: Louisiana Married

1940 Census Record Details

Census Year1940
LocationSt.-Charles-County, Louisiana
SurnameYoung
Given NameHarry Jr.
Relationship to HeadHusband
SexM
Color / RaceBlack
Age26
Marital StatusMarried
BirthplaceLouisiana
1935 Residence (City)R
1935 Residence (County)St Charles
Additional Details
OccupationLaborer
IndustryMahogany Mill
Class of WorkerPW
Hours Worked40
Income (1939)360
Highest GradeNo 5
1935 ResidenceLouisiana
Birth StateLouisiana
Birth CountryUnited States
Birthplace (normalized)louisiana
OccupationLaborer
Township / WardUnincorporated Place St Rose
Est. Birth Year~1914

Household Members

Census records only state relationship to the household head. Pairwise kinship is derived (~90–95% accurate), not recorded. Step/blended families and boarders can break it.

4 people recorded at the same address in the 1940 census.

Name Relation to head Relative to Harry Age Birth yr
Dorothy Young Daughter — 3 ~1937
Herbert Young Head — 19 ~1921
Lee Young Son — ~1940
Harry Young Spouse — 26 ~1914

Census Appearances

1920
St Charles, …
Son, age 5
St Charles, Louisiana · implied b. ~1915 — 8 household members
●  Primary link · ~Confirmed · 2 sources
XGBoost Household
Surname Young
Given Name Harry
Relationship to Head Son
Sex M
Color / Race Black
Age 5
Marital Status Single
Birthplace Louisiana
Father's Birthplace Louisiana
Mother's Birthplace Louisiana
Can Read Yes
Can Write No
Speaks English Yes
Birth State Louisiana
Birth Country United States
Birthplace (normalized) louisiana
1930
St Charles, …
Son, age 16
St Charles, Louisiana · implied b. ~1914 — 8 household members
●  Primary link · ~Confirmed · 2 sources
XGBoost Household
Surname Young
Given Name Harry Jr
Relationship to Head Son
Sex M
Color / Race Black
Age 16
Marital Status Single
Birthplace Louisiana
Father's Birthplace Louisiana
Mother's Birthplace Louisiana
Can Read/Write Yes
Birth State Louisiana
Birth Country United States
Birthplace (normalized) louisiana
1940
St.-Charles-County, Louisiana
Spouse, age 26
St.-Charles-County, Louisiana · implied b. ~1914 — 4 household members
Surname Young
Given Name Harry Jr.
Relationship to Head Husband
Sex M
Color / Race Black
Age 26
Marital Status Married
Birthplace Louisiana
1935 Residence (City) R
1935 Residence (County) St Charles
Occupation Laborer
Industry Mahogany Mill
Class of Worker PW
Hours Worked 40
Income (1939) 360
Highest Grade No 5
1935 Residence Louisiana
Birth State Louisiana
Birth Country United States
Birthplace (normalized) louisiana

Model Tree

An inferred pedigree reconstructed from census links — up to 4 generations within the 1900–1950 window. Closer generations are built from household co-residence; deeper ones are bridged by following a relative to their own childhood census. Confidence compounds and weakens with each generation.
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Our Model Tree links Harry Young across 3 US Census years (1920, 1930 and 1940) in 2 locations, using XGBoost record linkage. Identified parents: father Adolph Lee (~0.92 confidence) and father Harry Young (~0.92 confidence). The pedigree spans 1 generation with 2 identified ancestors.
Show:
Gen 1 Parents confidence ≈ 0.92
Father
Adolph Lee
b. ~1884
Source father
● Household · direct · ~0.92
Father
Harry Young
b. ~1892
Source father
● Household · direct · ~0.92
This person
Anchor record
Harry Young
Spouse · 1940 · age 26 · b. ~1914 · Louisiana
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Confirmed / household (~0.90+) Probable / derived (~0.65–0.89) Candidate (<0.65, unverified)

Original Census Page

1940 US Federal Census — St.-Charles-County, Louisiana Open full size

Page Contents

40 people indexed on this census page (nara:1940:m-t0627-01447-00300)

Line Name Age Relation Occupation Birthplace
1 Canary Hanell 26 Head — Louisiana
2 Dorothy M. Hanell 7 Daughter — Louisiana
3 Yvonne Hanell 5 Daughter — Louisiana
4 Willie B. Johnson 63 Head Laborer Louisiana
5 Ella Johnson 34 Wife — Louisiana
6 Catherine V. Jones 51 Head — Louisiana
7 Walter Geringue 49 Head Laborer Louisiana
8 Joseph W. Kemp 40 Head Laborer Louisiana
9 Constant L. Kemp 34 Wife — Louisiana
10 Joseph W. Jr. Kemp 14 Son — Louisiana
11 Dorothy Kemp 12 Daughter — Louisiana
12 Ethel M. Kemp 9 Daughter — Louisiana
13 Clare Jones 43 Brother-in-law Laborer Louisiana
14 Joseph L. Wright 43 Head Laborer Louisiana
15 Louisa Wright 38 Wife — Louisiana
16 Charlie Brown 29 Head Laborer Louisiana
17 Ivona Brown 22 Wife — Louisiana
18 Charlie Jr. Brown 4 Son — Louisiana
19 Lenora Brown 2 Daughter — Louisiana
20 Fannie Harris 54 Head — Louisiana
21 Herbert Young 19 Head Laborer Louisiana
22 Harry Jr. Young THIS PERSON 26 Husband Laborer Louisiana
23 Dorothy L. Young 3 Daughter — Louisiana
24 Lee Young 0 Son — Louisiana
25 Isaac Taylor 61 Head — Louisiana
26 Abbie Taylor 55 Wife — Louisiana
27 Harold Taylor 23 Son Laborer Louisiana
28 Edward Taylor 21 Son Laborer Louisiana
29 Vernia V. Taylor 19 Daughter — Louisiana
30 Lizzie A. Taylor 17 Daughter — Louisiana
31 Mable Taylor 15 Daughter — Louisiana
32 Eliza Taylor 13 Daughter — Louisiana
33 Vinnett Taylor 8 Daughter — Louisiana
34 Willie Eugene 52 Head Farmer Louisiana
35 Louisa Eugene 47 Wife — Louisiana
36 Harrison Eugene 21 Son Laborer Louisiana
37 Willie Mae Eugene 19 Daughter-in-law — Louisiana
38 Thomas Bennett 57 Head Moss Picker Louisiana
39 Willie Jr. Eugene 27 Head Laborer Louisiana
40 Lily Eugene 22 Wife — Louisiana

Pedigree Summary

Harry
Gen 1 · 2 parents ~0.92
Max depth 4 (1900–1950 window)

About This Record & Model Tree

This record was independently indexed by YourRoots from the 1940 United States Federal Census (NARA). Our Model Tree links this person across census decades using XGBoost-based record linkage, with per-link confidence scores. Household corroboration strengthens the signal when co-residents appear on the same census pages in multiple years.

Source: National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)

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