YOUNG, John II.

The ‘John Younge, gent.’ who represented Marlborough in the first Parliament of this period has been assumed to be the John Young, who, by October 1555, was keeping a tavern in Marlborough. Early in Elizabeth’s reign he and his wife Margaret sold a house in the borough.1CPR, 1555-7, p. 117; Wilts. N. and Q. iv. 404, 455.