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James Howard Young a true Southern Gentleman Visiting home is like walking into living history Wally Burress writes: Mr.Waggener, I met Mr. Young in the early '90s when I went there to buy a pair of peafowl. He is a true Southern Gentleman and Mrs. Young is a very gracious lady.Their house is like walking into a living history museum. I've been there several times and have always been impressed how much they care for the place and how close knit their family is.Comments re photo 51708 James Howard Young at his home in 1995 by Linda Waggener This story was posted on 2013-10-07 04:14:07
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