Date Unknown
- Birth Date
- 10 February 1846
- Death Date
- 4 August 1910
- Gender
- Male
Oscar Brigham Young
Name is listed as Oscar Brigham Cook on roster. Son of Brigham Young.
He was a teamster in the 1861 Joseph W. Young/Ansil P. Harmon/Heber P. Kimball Company.
In 1867, he was a returning missionary from Europe.
Brigham Young Company (1848)
- Age at Departure: 2
Traveled with
- Phoebe Ann Young (Age: 62)
- Brigham Young (Age: 47)
- Jemima Angell Young (Age: 43)
- Mary Ann Young (Age: 40)
- Clarissa Ross Young (Age: 33)
- Louisa Young (Age: 33)
- Susannah Young (Age: 32)
- Naamah Kendel Jenkins Young (Age: 30)
- Zina Diantha Young (Age: 27)
- Lucy Ann Young (Age: 26)
- Martha Young (Age: 26)
- Emily Dow Partridge Young (Age: 24)
- Emeline Free Young (Age: 22)
- Margaret Maria Young (Age: 22)
- Diana Severance Young (Age: 20)
- Ellen Young (Age: 19)
- Lucy Bigelow Young (Age: 17)
- James Valentine Young (Age: 15)
- Joseph Angell Young (Age: 13)
- Rachel Maxfield Young (Age: 13)
- Brigham Young Jr. (Age: 11)
- Alice Young (Age: 8)
- Luna Caroline Young (Age: 5)
- John Willard Young (Age: 3)
- Brigham Heber Young (Age: 2)
- Edward Partridge Young (Age: 2)
- Mary Eliza Young (Age: 1)
- Alma Burtts Young (Age: Infant)
- Alva Beaman Young (Age: Infant)
- Ella Elizabeth Young (Age: Infant)
Joseph W. Young/Ansil P. Harmon/Heber P. Kimball Company (1861)
- Age at Departure: 15
Leonard G. Rice Company (1867)
- Age at Departure: 21
- Returning Missionary
Sources
- "Death of Oscar B. Young," Deseret Evening News , 5 Aug. 1910, 10.
- First 100, report, 1848 June.
- Missionary Department Missionary Registers, 1860-1959, Volume 1.
- "Three Pioneers of Utah are Victims of Dread Paralysis," The Evening Telegram , 5 Aug. 1910, 1.
- Utah Death Certificate Index, 1905-1967.
- William Gibson journals and notebooks, circa 1841-1890, vol. 2, 73-74 and vol. 3, 198.
- Zebulon Jacobs reminiscences and diaries, 1861-1877, folder 1.