Y Names
Y Names
If anyone acknowledges that Jesus is the Son of God, God lives in them and they in God. 1 John 4:15
| 1 | Yaneka, Francois | 1976 Prince Edward |
| 2 | Yarde-Buller, Hon. Walter | In 1904 lived at Belingwe. B.S.A. Police. In 1908 lived at The Camp, Bulawayo. Lieut. B.S.A.P. |
| 3 | Yardley, Archibald Donald Brough (b 1919) | Parents Yardley, Archibald George 1970 and Yardley, Mary Winifred (nee Lacey) 1973. Siblings Bichard, Barbara Meredith (nee Yardley) 2001, and Norah Gaby Yardley. lnsiza Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4 | Yardley, Archibald George 1970 | When Archibald George Yardley was born on 4 December 1890, in Mitcham, Surrey, England, United Kingdom, his father, William Yardley, was 41 and his mother, Maude Haugath Mannering, was 23. He married Mary Winifred Lacey on 15 July 1915, in Queenstown, Queenstown, Cape Province, South Africa. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 2 daughters. He lived in Merton, Surrey, England, United Kingdom in 1891. He died on 26 April 1970, in Salisbury, Mashonaland South, Southern Rhodesia, at the age of 79. His siblings were Gladys Alexandra Yardly, Archibald George Yardley, Phyllis Yardley, Alma Cicley Yardley. His Children were Bichard, Barbara Meredith (nee Yardley) 2001, Archibald Donald Yardley and Norah Gaby Yardley |
| 5 | Yardley, Don | |
| 6 | Yardley, Mary Winifred (nee Lacey) 1973 | When Mary Winifred Lacey was born on 16 July 1892, in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa, her father, Norman Lacey, was 33 and her mother, Maria Johanna Blanckenberg, was 29. She married Archibald George Yardley on 15 July 1915, in Queenstown, Queenstown, Cape Province, South Africa. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 2 daughters. In 1973, at the age of 80, her occupation is listed as retired school teacher in Marandellas, Mashonaland South, Southern Rhodesia. She died on 17 March 1973, in Marondera, Marondera, Mashonaland East, Zimbabwe, at the age of 80.. Her children were Bichard, Barbara Meredith (nee Yardley) 2001, Archibald Donald Yardley and Norah Gaby Yardley. Her siblings were Norman Henry Brooke Edinborough Lacey, John Lacey, Mary Winifred Lacey, Norman Lacey, Amy Muriel Lacey. Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 7 | Yardley, Norah Gaby | Parents Yardley, Archibald George 1970 and Yardley, Mary Winifred (nee Lacey) 1973. Siblings Bichard, Barbara Meredith (nee Yardley) 2001, and Yardley, Archibald Donald Brough (b 1919) |
| 8 | Yarwood, Mollie Valerie Julie | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 9 | Yasser, Rose 1906 | Born 1905 and at 1 died 14 Dec 1906. From Bulawayo and died there after one year and 4 months. |
| 10 | Yateman, Harold Lionel | worked in the BSAP from 1961-64. Constable |
| 11 | Yates, Alan McWilliam | worked in the BSAP from 1979-81. A Patrol officer |
| 12 | Yates, Beverley | Lord Malvern High School, Was married |
| 13 | Yates, Charles Joseph 1969 | Died 31 March 1969 in a road accident in Bulawayo. Step father was Mark Bernstone |
| 14 | Yates, Eileen Elizabeth | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 15 | Yates, Frank Allan | In 1902-1908 lived at Umtali. Civil Servant. Gatooma 1915, Parents were Yates, Jane (nee Huck) 1915 and Herbert Yates (d 1892) |
| 16 | Yates, Frank Harold | 1936 magistrate at Shabani, 1942 Fort Victoria magistrate, Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948, 1914 and 1947 Gatooma magistrate, 1964 Salisbury magistrate. Recorded in Salisbury at one time as a lawyer working with Roger H. Cazalet & Sawyer |
| 17 | Yates, Frank Wardle 1977 | 1907-1977. Buried at Penhalonga. Married to Yates, Kathleen Hilda 1970. Had at least one child |
| 18 | Yates, George 1906 | Lived in Bulawayo, was widowed and a bottle store keeper. Died in the Bulawayo gaol 11 May 1906 having been born in 1851 and died at 55 |
| 19 | Yates, Harry | Rescco Bulawayo. Workshop foreman |
| 20 | Yates, Jacqueline (b 1957) | Around in 1975 |
| 21 | Yates, James William | worked in the BSAP from 1900-1905. In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Corpl. B.S.A. Police |
| 22 | Yates, Jane (nee Huck) 1915 | From Huntington England. Father was John Huck. She was 73 and a widow. Had been married to Herbert Yates (d Nov 1892) and they married at Cheltenham England. Died 10 Dec 1915 at Gatooma, had a son Frank Allan Yates |
| 23 | Yates, Janie Agnes | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 24 | Yates, John Bruce 1977 | Born 7 May 1958 in Marandellas, Southern Rhodesia. He was schooled in Bulawayo at Milton Boys High School. worked in the BSAP from 1976-77. 9625 PO BSAP Uniform KIA 29 March 1977. John became a cadet in the BSAP, during which time he was stationed at Hillside, Bulawayo. After subsequently passing out from Morris Depot, he was posted to Mzilikazi before he was transferred to Beitbridge. Killed in action, aged 19, vehicle ambush at Pande Mine while serving as a Patrol Officer with Duty Uniform in Beit Bridge District (Operation Repulse). He was travelling in a two-vehicle convoy when terrorists initiated the ambush from both sides of the road with RPD machine guns. John was on Ground Coverage duties at the time, and was lured into the ambush by false information from locals |
| 25 | Yates, Kathleen Hilda 1970 | 1908-1970. Buried at Penhalonga. Married to Yates, Frank Wardle 1977. Had at least one child |
| 26 | Yates, L St W 1902 | SM SRV Reserve Force KIA 6 May 1902 |
| 27 | Yates, Loreto Anne | worked in the BSAP from 1977-79. Woman patrol officer |
| 28 | Yates, Maud Mary | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 29 | Yates, Michael (Mike) 2008 | Husband of Christina and father of Joan, Graham and Geoff. Died 1st August, 2008. Lived Penang Malaysia, formerly Zambia, Harare, Botswana and the Middle East. Born 1935 in UK School Milton. Worked for Allied Steel |
| 30 | Yates, Robert (b 1967) | Moved to Horsham, UK. Born 1967 in Bulawayo. Went to Hillside/Plumtree schools. Was at Milner house Plumtree |
| 31 | Yates, Ryk Alan | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 32 | Yates-Fisher, Frederick | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 33 | Yates-Fisher, Marion | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 34 | Yeadon, Barrie (Barry) | Froggy Farm Nyanga in the 1970’s run by Beryl and Barry Yeadon, where they sold jams. Mentioned on a memorial Claremont Nyanga Church. He was married to Yeadon, Beryl 1992 and had a daughter Yeadon, Belinda |
| 35 | Yeadon, Belinda | mentioned on a memorial Claremont Nyanga Church |
| 36 | Yeadon, Beryl 1992 | 8 feb 1949 to 8 Sep 1992. Froggy Farm Nyanga in the 1970’s run by Beryl and Barry Yeadon, where they sold jams. Mentioned on a memorial Claremont Nyanga Church. Married to Yeadon, Barrie (Barry) and daughter Yeadon, Belinda |
| 37 | Yeadon, Marjorie (Rusty) 1957 | jan 1909 to 26 Oct 1957. Buried in Kwe Kwe |
| 38 | Yearsley, M V | 1967 staff and students at Teachers training college Bulawayo |
| 39 | Yeates, Diana | |
| 40 | Yeates, Geraldine Gloria | worked in the BSAP from 1977-80. Woman patrol officer |
| 41 | Yeates, Philip Alexander G 1977 | Rifleman, First Battalion, Rhodesia Regiment, killed on active service, in a shooting accident, 16 March 1977. |
| 42 | Yeates, Reginald | worked in the BSAP from 1914-18 |
| 43 | Yeates, Sean | Lived at Harare and Kingston upon Thames. Went to Blakiston school |
| 44 | Yeatman, A E | 1914 in Salisbury. Adopted mother was Hallenberg, Sophia (nee Farmer) 1898 |
| 45 | Yeatman, Albert Edward 1948 | Born 10 Jul 1866 at Port Alfred South Africa. Died 16 oct 1948 at Bulawayo. Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. Married to Johanna Christina Yeatman. Received the prestigious civic honour of Freedom of the City of Bulawayo in 1943. Son of George Yeatman and Caroline Yeatman. Husband of Johanna Christina Yeatman. Father of Florence May Stamper; Albert Edward Laurence Yeatman; Joseph George Yeatman; Douglas Thomas Yeatman; Victor John Yeatman; Caroline Edythe Yeatman; Cecil Arthur Yeatman; Brother of Henry Yeatman; Tom Yeatman; Mary Yeatman Attride; Lucy Ann Victoria Alice Arnold; Eliza O’Neill; and Polly Yeatman. Became a Scout for Cecil John Rhodes and was one of the Pioneers which formed Rhodesia (now called Zimbabwe). |
| 46 | Yeatman, Allen | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Journalist |
| 47 | Yeatman, Anna Suzanna | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 48 | Yeatman, Anne Johanna | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 49 | Yeatman, Brett (b 1963) | Born 30 Jul 1963. Went to Falcon College, Essexvale, Rhodesia ’77. Studied at Royal Agricultral College of Cirencester 83. Business Owner at Garden Globe Sunshine Queensland. Lived in Chiredzi. |
| 50 | Yeatman, Bryce 2003 | Lived in Bulawayo. Died 2003 |
| 51 | Yeatman, Craig | Start up and ran companies since 1989). Moved to South Africa. Was at Matopos scouting which means he may have lived in Bulawayo |
| 52 | Yeatman, Dorothy Maud 1946 | w/2/serg S.R.W.A.P.S. BSAP died 26 May 1946 |
| 53 | Yeatman, Douglas Thomas | worked in the BSAP from 1924-25. Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 54 | Yeatman, George Joseph | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 55 | Yeatman, Henry James 1908 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 56 | Yeatman, I | 1967 staff and students at Teachers training college Bulawayo |
| 57 | Yeatman, Johanna Christina (De Beer) 1954 | Born 1876. Mrs. Women Pioneer in 1896. Married to Yeatman, Albert Edward 1948 and buried at Athlone Bulawayo memorial. Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948, Died 5 feb 1954 |
| 58 | Yeatman, Joy | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 59 | Yeatman, Kent | A farmer based in the drought-prone Binga district in Matabeleland North |
| 60 | Yeatman, Les (b 1938) | Born 3 Sep 1938. Worked at Rhodesia Railways. Lived in Bulawayo and Tauranga, New Zealand. Daughter Lynn Ruth. Married to Yeatman, Ruth |
| 61 | Yeatman, Ormond 1946 | Willoughby’s Bldgs., Bulawayo. Commissioner of Oaths Rhodesia 1938 |
| 62 | Yeatman, Robyne | Lived at Chiredzi, Moved to Sunshine coast Australia |
| 63 | Yeatman, Ronnie | Lived in the Lowveld Chiredzi area |
| 64 | Yeatman, Ruth | Married to Yeatman, Les (b 1938) |
| 65 | Yeatman, Stanley Brian 1961 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 66 | Yeatman, Stanley Frank | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 67 | Yeatman, Sue Fenn (b 1969) | Born 13 Jan 1969. Lived in Harare. Daughter Emma Yeatman. Step children Robyne Yeatman, Tyler Yeatman, and Tara Yeatman |
| 68 | Yeatman, Victor John | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 69 | Yeatrnan, Catherine Beatrice | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 70 | Yeats, Maria Johanna | In 1946 lived at Kirkwall House, Twelfth Avenue, Rhodes Street, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 71 | Yeats, Violet Elizabeth Golby | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 72 | Yeeda, P | Was at Lloyd house Plumtree |
| 73 | Yefremenkov, Vitaliy | Harare. Worked at Worked at FGI. |
| 74 | Yell, Gavin | Was in Grey House Plumtree school 68-73. Moved to Cloghan, Co Offaly Ireland. Married Delores. Brother was Ian Yell |
| 75 | Yell, Ian 1982 | Was in Grey house Plumtree school 64-69. Brother of Gavin. Died 14 April 1982 on holiday in Durban RSA |
| 76 | Yeo, Roy Beverley | worked in the BSAP from 1973-78. Section officer |
| 77 | Yeoman, Barbara Kathleen 1992 | Memorial at Kadoma Anglican church |
| 78 | Yeoman, Brenda | Memorial at Kadoma Anglican church |
| 79 | Yeoman, George Leslie 1996 | worked in the BSAP from 1923-49. Inspector . Memorial at Kadoma Anglican church |
| 80 | Yeoman, Hilary Irene 1978 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 81 | Yeoman, John Anthony Marsh | worked in the BSAP from 1950-54. Constable |
| 82 | Yeoman, Keith | Memorial at Kadoma Anglican church |
| 83 | Yeoman, Ronald Cameron 1922 | From Rondebosch in the Cape. Parents were John and Isabel Yeoman. He was 34 and a farmer . Married to Jeanie Yeoman (nee McNaught) at Port Elizabeth. He died 3 Aug 1922 at Aliwal North. Had a daughter Rona Yeoman (b 1919). He owned land |
| 84 | Yeoman, Timothy Denis | worked in the BSAP from 1966-70. Patrol officer |
| 85 | Yeomans, Ann | |
| 86 | Yeomans, C | Appears to have gone to Mabelreign Girls High |
| 87 | Yeomans, Dave 2019 | died dec 2019. Was a Grey’s Scout. Born November 2, 1959. Went to Fort Victoria High School Class of 1979. Lived in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire and Johannesburg, Gauteng. Worked at Tyre Corporation Sales Representative and Tubestone. Family includes a daughter Rebecca Anderson, sisters Melinda Wiggill and Sue Pout, and mother Ann Yeomans |
| 88 | Yeomans, Glen 2013 | Died 14th October, 2013. Grahamstown, South Africa. Was a Provincial Agricultural Officer, INTAF. |
| 89 | Yeomans, Malcolm Glen | Marlborough High School |
| 90 | Yeomans, Maurice Arthur | worked in the BSAP from 1953-55. Constable |
| 91 | Yeomans, Tracy Lee | Former PA to CEO at Aiip. Former Sales and Marketing Assistant at Spescom |
| 92 | Yesson, Lionel Arthur | Lived in Fujairah UAE and Gauteng, Was a musician |
| 93 | Yeusfeld, Aquilina | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 94 | Yianiotis, Thomas | A Greek who died before 1948 |
| 95 | Yiannakis, A | Alicedale East. Beatrice 1964 |
| 96 | Yiannakis, Elisavet Panayiota 1996 | Buried in Masvingo Umtali road cemetery |
| 97 | Yodaiken, Myer | In 1946 lived at 108, Abercorn Street, P.O. Box 795, Bulawayo. Was a general manager. Was Russian |
| 98 | Yoko, Michael Anthony | worked in the BSAP from 1972-80. Section Officer |
| 99 | Yoleman, John Varder | From Durban, Father was E Yoleman. He was 36 a ranch manager and single. Died 5 Sep 1922 Fort Victoria. Seems to have worked at Devuli. |
| 100 | Yon, Adelaide 1927 | From St Helena. Parents were James and Kathleen (nee Steady) Alexander. Was 65 a house keeper. A widow and had been married to William Albert Yon (d 1902) at St Helena. Died 3 March 1927 in Gwelo, Children were Clingham, Lydia (nee Yon) and Hilda Yon, and Dorothy Constanine |
| 101 | Yon, Esther | Married to Yon, Terence Stephen 1984 and mentioned on his 1984 Mutare memorial |
| 102 | Yon, Jenifer (b 1948) | born 16th February 1948 and was around in 2013 |
| 103 | Yon, Jonathan | Allan Wilson High School |
| 104 | Yon, Lorraine | had a Harare phone number in 2019 |
| 105 | Yon, Mary Marguerite | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 106 | Yon, Nigel Patrick | Sold property in Kwe Kwe in 2008 |
| 107 | Yon, Premila | Sold property in Kwe Kwe in 2008 |
| 108 | Yon, Terence Stephen 1984 | Buried at Mutare, married to Esther Yon |
| 109 | Yonge, George 1899 | 366 SSM Rhodesia Regiment D Sqn. KIA 21 October 1899 |
| 110 | Yonge, W 1896 | Tpr Mat RF. DOAS 7 August 1896 |
| 111 | Yorath, Freda | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 112 | Yorath, Reginald Ivor Kincaid 1990 | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Mutare |
| 113 | York, A E | Belingwe post office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 114 | York, Adam Ian | Bulawayo. Studied at Falcon College, Zimbabwe. |
| 115 | York, Alan F | Was in Grey house Plumtree school 72-77. Married Lorna. Lived in Harare. From a Figtree family. From a family with parents York, Eric Rupert and York, Rosa Elizabeth (nee Rosenfels), Their children being Evie York, Sharon York, Noel (Boet) York, Alan York and Barry York. |
| 116 | York, Alister | From a Mangwe Bulawayo family with parents Frederick P York and Cynthia York and children Candice York and Alister York. Alister ran a trucking and earth moving company based in Bulawayo. |
| 117 | York, Angus | Bulawayo |
| 118 | York, Arthur Edwin | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 119 | York, Ashley | In 2019 had a Banket number |
| 120 | York, Barry | From a Figtree family. From a family with parents York, Eric Rupert and York, Rosa Elizabeth (nee Rosenfels), Their children being Evie York, Sharon York, Noel (Boet) York, Alan York and Barry York. |
| 121 | York, Candice | From a Mangwe Bulawayo family with parents Frederick P York and Cynthia York and children Candice York and Alister York. Candice married and moved to Pretoria |
| 122 | York, Cynthia | From a Mangwe Bulawayo family with parents Frederick P York and Cynthia York and children Candice York and Alister York. Whitestone School 2004. |
| 123 | York, Debbie | Bulawayo 2002 -2004 |
| 124 | York, Deborah | In 2019 had a Bulawayo number |
| 125 | York, Elizabeth Ruby | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 126 | York, Eric | Bulawayo |
| 127 | York, Eric Rupert 1985 | Western Voters 1946 – 1948. 1968 Fairview farm Figtree. Died at 67. Married to Rosa Elizabeth Rosenfels. His children were Evie York, Sharon York, Noel (Boet) York, Alan York and Barry York. Died 16th April, 1985. Born in Bulawayo and farmed in Figtree. 1980s cattle rancher in Matabeleland and involved with the cattle shows at the Trade Fair. was a breeder of Sussex |
| 128 | York, Evie | From a Figtree family. From a family with parents York, Eric Rupert and York, Rosa Elizabeth (nee Rosenfels), Their children being Evie York, Sharon York, Noel (Boet) York, Alan York and Barry York. |
| 129 | York, Florence Annie | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 130 | York, Frederick Button 1949 | Western Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 131 | York, Frederick P (Fred) 2014 | On graduating from Gwebi, Fred returned to the family ranch in the Mangwe district, Matabeleland. South of Marula and at the bottom western end of the Matopos country. The three farms, Vlakfontein, Roscommon and Despatch combined to make up a viable eighteen thousand acre sweet-grass cattle ranch. It’s great cattle country and the York family ran one thousand two hundred head of mainly Brahman, Afrikaner and Hereford cross cattle. Due to the severe droughts that Matabeleland suffered in the early seventies Fred was obliged to work for Internal Affairs for a year but vowed never to be caught short of water again. This resulted in Fred building a huge dam which not only guaranteed his water supply during the worst droughts but also enabled him to irrigate some crops. This dam, three hundred and twenty million gallons in size, was at the time, one of the largest privately owned dams in the country and Fred irrigated sorghum and maize for stockfeed as well as commercial crops of onions, tomatoes and potatoes. Fred married Cynthia in 1975 and they had two children, Candice who was married and moved to Pretoria, and Alister, who later ran a trucking and earth moving company based in Bulawayo. Fred and Cynthia were pressured into selling their ranch to the Government in 1984. This pressure by the Government was not so subtle and resulted in the Army being deployed onto their Ranch and setting up observation points and relay stations all over their land. Live rounds were left on gate posts and other places where the family could see them and absorb the message. The farmers were caught up in this war between the dissidents and the new government forces and after fourteen farmers were murdered by unknown assailants in Matabeleland South, the remaining farmers realised that this was one battle that they weren’t going to win and bowed to this pressure. The farmers were promised prompt payment by the Government which of course never happened. By the time they were paid the agreed amount five years later this greatly devalued sum couldn’t, in Fred’s words, ‘buy the back half of a pick-up truck.’ They moved to a smallholding in Bulawayo and Fred took up employment as the Manager of an international NGO called International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) which evaluated tropical crops such as sorghum and was based in the Matopos. This incredibly interesting work lasted for five years and took Fred to all the adjoining countries and, on one occasion, to Syria to look at their agricultural production. As the Manager, Fred took this organization from where it started in a chicken house to the complex it became with offices, laboratories and workshops. He often had to interview the latest Gwebi graduates for employment as technicians at ICRISAT. Sadly, like many of our former colleagues, Fred was picked up by the police on trumped up charges but had to be released when they realised that there was no substance to the false accusations. Ultimately in 1991 Fred was deemed to be the wrong colour for his position at ICRISAT and was asked to resign. Fred and Cynthia continued to live in Bulawayo and shared the property with their son who they helped with his business as well as growing vegetables and fruit for the local market. Sadly, Fred passed away from a heart attack in 2014. |
| 132 | York, Frederick Walter William | Western Voters 1946 – 1948, In 1968 was in Marula and one of the farms was Vlakfontein |
| 133 | York, Geoffrey Herbert | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 134 | York, Herbet A | Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. Was married. Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 135 | York, Holly | Went to Girls College, Zimbabwe. Went to Stanford Lake College. Studied at Vega The Brand Communications School. sales & marketing at Freelance. Learner Canoe / Safari Guide at Freelance Bulawayo. |
| 136 | York, Janine | Went to Sundra, Went to Delmas Hoërskool 2001. Studied at University of Pretoria 2002, Bulawayo in 2019-2025. Had some children. From Delmas, Mpumalanga South Africa, Sister Riekert En Angelique |
| 137 | York, Jeffrey Dew Colin | worked in the BSAP from 1939-48. Sergeant |
| 138 | York, Jessie Elizabeth | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 139 | York, John 1916 | Was a farmer and single. Died 19 June 1916 at Bulawayo. Had a relative Frederick Button York. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 140 | York, Lorna | In 2019 had a Harare number |
| 141 | York, Michael David | worked in the BSAP from 1955-79. C/Superintendent |
| 142 | York, Nicola | Girls college Bulawayo |
| 143 | York, Noel Eric (Boet) | well known cattleman in Matabeleland, From a Figtree. From a family with parents York, Eric Rupert and York, Rosa Elizabeth (nee Rosenfels), Their children being Evie York, Sharon York, Noel (Boet) York, Alan York and Barry York. Was in Grey house Plumtree school 86-91. Lived in Bulawayo. Married Stella |
| 144 | York, Rosa Elizabeth (nee Rosenfels) | From family with parents Eric Rupert York (d 1985) and Rosa Elizabeth York (nee Rosenfels) and children Evie York, Noel York, Barry York, Sharon York and Alan York. Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 145 | York, Sharon | From a Figtree family. From a family with parents York, Eric Rupert and York, Rosa Elizabeth (nee Rosenfels), Their children being Evie York, Sharon York, Noel (Boet) York, Alan York and Barry York. |
| 146 | Yorke, Bernard Morley 1957 | Farmer Blinkwater Enkeldoorn district 1911. Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Masvingo cemetery |
| 147 | Yorke, Gary John | Had a 2019 Harare phone number |
| 148 | Yorke, Lesley | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 149 | Yorke, Peter 1944 | 160033 and 710207 FO Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 44 (Rhodesia) Sqn. KIA 4 December 1944 |
| 150 | Yorkelt, Frederick Rittersen 1915 | From Sweden, Was a 62 year old miner and married at Natal. Died 25 Oct 1915 at Virgin Reef mine Hartley. Owned land. Year may be 1914 |
| 151 | Youd, Allen Richard Douglas | worked in the BSAP from 1967-70. Patrol Officer |
| 152 | Youd, M | worked in the BSAP from 1963-66. Patrol Officer |
| 153 | Youdell, Victor Percival | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 154 | Youds, Keith A | 1966 1967 teacher or coach at Prince Edward. Rhodesia schools rugby accompanyig teacher or coach |
| 155 | Youell, Peter Alan | worked in the BSAP from 1950-53. Constable |
| 156 | Youens, Robert Noel | worked in the BSAP from 1975-78. Patrol Officer |
| 157 | Young, A | Timberman Eldorado 1914 |
| 158 | Young, A F B | Gabaza. P.O. Box 257, Salisbury. Beatrice 1938 |
| 159 | Young, A L 1896 | Tpr Sby FF. Murdered 21 June 1896 |
| 160 | Young, A N | c/o Box 147, Salisbury. Beatrice 1938 |
| 161 | Young, Alan | worked in the BSAP from 1979-82. Section Officer |
| 162 | Young, Alasdair St Clair | worked in the BSAP from 1969-81. S/Section Officer |
| 163 | Young, Alen | 1910 Bulawayo. Could also be Alex |
| 164 | Young, Alexander | In 1904 lived at Bonsor Mine, Selukwe. Carpenter |
| 165 | Young, Alexander Anderson 1917 | From Dundee Scotland, A 45 year old upholster and married to Maggie Young (nee MacDonald), Died 27 Jan 1917 at Bulawayo. Children were Jeanie Young, Margaret Young, Sharef Young, Crawford Young, and Donaldina Young |
| 166 | Young, Alexander J B (Sandy) 1966 | Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 167 | Young, Alexander Milne 1938 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 168 | Young, Alice May | In 1946 lived at 66, Jameson Street, P.O. Box 598, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 169 | Young, Alison Mary Barton 1993 | Buried at Greendale Harare |
| 170 | Young, Amy | In 1946 lived at 32, Queens Road, North End, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 171 | Young, Andrew | Swimming – freestyle – Rhodesia. 1974 Munich Olympic Team. |
| 172 | Young, Andrew | In 1908 lived at Gwanda. Secy, Gwanda Hos. |
| 173 | Young, Andrew Ian | worked in the BSAP from 1950-62. Sergeant |
| 174 | Young, Andrew Lyle Veary | worked in the BSAP from 1975-80. D/Inspector |
| 175 | Young, Andy (b 1951) | Born 30 Nov 1951. Former Superintendent at swimming pools at Salisbury City Council 73-80. Lived in Joburg. Area Manager Aquatics at Former Joburg Council. Children Tristan Young and Kieren Young |
| 176 | Young, Ann | Mrs. Lived at Murambie Mutare |
| 177 | Young, Anne | Young, Stewart died in the Wankie disaster and his wife’s name was Anne. They had 3 daughters one was called Charmaine |
| 178 | Young, Arthur George | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 179 | Young, Arthur Montague | worked in the BSAP from 1909-10 |
| 180 | Young, Betty | Went to Girls High School Harare. Moved to Brisbane Australia. Married. Daughter Mandy Peens |
| 181 | Young, Camilla | |
| 182 | Young, Charles | worked in the BSAP from 1900-07. In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Sergt. B.S.A. Police |
| 183 | Young, Charles Graeme 1967 | Born 1917 and died at 50 on the 23 June 1967. Was from 71 Balmoral Dr Durban, country birth unknown, married but no record of kids, died at Kandahar island Zambezi. Died from injuries from a hippo |
| 184 | Young, Charles Henry William | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 185 | Young, Charles John | worked in the BSAP from 1924-25 |
| 186 | Young, Charmaine | Young, Stewart died in the Wankie disaster and his wife’s name was Anne. They had 4 daughters one was called Charmaine |
| 187 | Young, Cherylynn Carcary | Bulawayo |
| 188 | Young, Claire (b 1961) | Born 7 Oct 1961. Went to Marlborough High School, Zimbabwe. Studied at MarTech Business College, Edmonton, AB. Worked at RBC. Lived in Harare and Edmonton, Alberta |
| 189 | Young, Colin Andrew Shaw 1975 | Field Reservist, British South Africa Police, killed in action, encounter with an insurgent at a road block, 29 April 1975. |
| 190 | Young, Crawford | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 191 | Young, Crawford | 1917 Bulawayo family with parents Young, Alexander Anderson 1917 and Young, Maggie (nee MacDonald) and children Jeanie Young, Margaret Young, Sharef Young, Crawford Young, and Donaldina Young |
| 192 | Young, D W | Advisory Committee–Memorial hopsital Bulawayo 1938. Deputy mayor members of Council Bulawayo 1938 |
| 193 | Young, Dave 2014 | Died 17th March, 2014. Former 2 Med Company, RhAMC. |
| 194 | Young, David Alexander | worked in the BSAP from 1962-83. C/Superintendent |
| 195 | Young, David Cedric (Ex Griffin) | worked in the BSAP from 1968-70. Patrol Officer |
| 196 | Young, David James | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 197 | Young, David Wood | born 10th April 1900. Was owner of land Lot 7 of farm 11 in Matsheumhlope Byo in 1955 |
| 198 | Young, Dawn Mary 1978 | worked in the BSAP from 75-78. W/Patrol Officer. Miss. Died at 19. Died in Viscount disaster |
| 199 | Young, Donald | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 200 | Young, Donald | worked in the BSAP from 1938-46. Sergeant |
| 201 | Young, Donald George | worked in the BSAP from 1952-72. Inspector |
| 202 | Young, Donaldina | 1917 Bulawayo family with parents Young, Alexander Anderson 1917 and Young, Maggie (nee MacDonald) and children Jeanie Young, Margaret Young, Sharef Young, Crawford Young, and Donaldina Young |
| 203 | Young, E | Married to Frances Young and mentioned on her 1954 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 204 | Young, Eddie | Born in Zimbabwe and lived in multiple towns and cities but last lived in Masvingo (Fort Victoria) at 5 Citrus Ave. Studied at Piet Retief High School. Worked at AtkinsRéalis. Former HSE Advisor at Worley parsons in Iraq. HSE Advisor/Superintendent at SNC-Lavalin/EMAL Project UAE. Lived Boden, Sweden |
| 205 | Young, Edward | Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 206 | Young, Edwin Arthur Buxton | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 207 | Young, Elizabeth Campbell | In 1946 lived at 20, Birchenough Road, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 208 | Young, Ernest William | Gatooma Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 209 | Young, Ernest William 1936 | worked in the BSAP from 1924-36. 2642 Sgt BSAP. DOAS 13 May 1936 |
| 210 | Young, Frances 1954 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo, Married to E Young |
| 211 | Young, Francis | From a 1970s family with parents John Young and Gloria Young and children Francis Young, John Young (died 1971) Lorrette Young, Maureen Young, and Ron Young. Mentioned on John Young juniors 1971 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 212 | Young, Fred | In 1902 was at Hartley. Mining Contractor. In 1904 lived at Bulawayo. Mining Contractor |
| 213 | Young, Frederick Keene | worked in the BSAP from 1934-36. Trooper. Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 214 | Young, Gavan | Box 542, Salisbury; Vice-President—Southern Rhodesia Football Association 1939. Salisbury Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 215 | Young, Ged | Bulawayo 2004 |
| 216 | Young, George | Worked as a Customs Officer from about 1947 to 1950’s. Then was transferred to the old Lusaka Air Port. He moved to Umtali from Durban S.A. |
| 217 | Young, George | Bulawayo 1915 and married to Young, Mary A (nee Dempster) |
| 218 | Young, George | In 1908 lived at Duncan Road, Bulawayo. Secretary of Company |
| 219 | Young, George | 1921 1922 was an executor in Bulawayo |
| 220 | Young, George Frederick | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 221 | Young, George Frederick Brian | In 1946 lived at Marirangwe, P.O. Box 741, Salisbury. Was a farm assistant |
| 222 | Young, George William | In 1904 lived at Bonsor Mine, Selukwe. Engine Driver |
| 223 | Young, Gerald | Bulawayo in 2004 |
| 224 | Young, Gertrude Thurza (nee Warner) | Bulawayo in 1921. Family with parents Young, William 1921 and Young, Gertrude Thurza (nee Warner) married in England. Had a daughter Irene Gertrude Young (b 1905) |
| 225 | Young, Gladys Esme | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 226 | Young, Gloria | From a 1970s family with parents John Young and Gloria Young and children Francis Young, John Young (died 1971) Lorrette Young, Maureen Young, and Ron Young. Mentioned on John Young juniors 1971 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 227 | Young, Harold | In 1904 lived at Jumbo Mine, Mazoe. Engine Driver |
| 228 | Young, Henry Davidson (Harry) 1971 | Died 26 March 1971 – Sergeant, Rhodesian Air Force, killed on active service. Died aged 24 in Salisbury Central Hospital of extensive burns received at New Sarum, when a fire broke out whilst practice bombs were being filled. |
| 229 | Young, Honor 2015 | Mother of Julia. Died at George, South Africa, 12th May, 2015. Strong supporter of the Flame Lily Foundation. |
| 230 | Young, Howard P | A reverend mentioned in 1921 Bulawayo |
| 231 | Young, Hugh | worked in the BSAP from 1927-30 |
| 232 | Young, Ian Campbell | In 1946 lived at 32. Birchenough Road, P.O. Box 591, Bulawayo. Was a fitter |
| 233 | Young, Irene Gertrude (b 1905) | Bulawayo in 1921. Family with parents Young, William 1921 and Young, Gertrude Thurza (nee Warner) married in England. Had a daughter Irene Gertrude Young (b 1905) |
| 234 | Young, Isoline May | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 235 | Young, J 1896 | Buried at Salisbury. Died 25 April 1896. Was 44 |
| 236 | Young, J S | BSAP no 2115. A detective chief inspector. Was awarded a colonial police medal and retired in 1951 |
| 237 | Young, Jack Grant | worked in the BSAP from 1940-47. Trooper |
| 238 | Young, Jack Philip | worked in the BSAP from 1951-54. Constable |
| 239 | Young, James 1910 | 1910 estate |
| 240 | Young, James Campbell | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 241 | Young, James Milne | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 242 | Young, James Paton 1929 | In 1908 lived at Duncan Road, Bulawayo. Bookkeeper. owned land in Riverside Bulawayo in 1915. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 243 | Young, James Thomas | worked in the BSAP from 1927-33 |
| 244 | Young, Jean | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 245 | Young, Jean (nee Tulloch) | From a Penhalonga family with father Dick (Sandy) Tulloch and children Rose Tatham (nee Tulloch), Alistair Tulloch and Jean Young (nee Tulloch) |
| 246 | Young, Jean 1906 | Born 1905 and at about one year died on the 9 March 1906. Born in Rhodesia. Was a year old. Lived in Bulawayo and died in Suburbs where the family stayed. |
| 247 | Young, Jean Elizabeth 1985 | Memorial on Kwe kwe Anglican church |
| 248 | Young, Jean Frances | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 249 | Young, Jeanie | 1917 Bulawayo family with parents Young, Alexander Anderson 1917 and Young, Maggie (nee MacDonald) and children Jeanie Young, Margaret Young, Sharef Young, Crawford Young, and Donaldina Young |
| 250 | Young, Jero | Lived Perth, Western Australia. Children Nicola Bertucci and Stuart Young. Director in my own architectural practice Sphere Architects in Perth Western Australia |
| 251 | Young, Jessie | Salisbury Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 252 | Young, Jessie 2001 | Buried in Masvingo |
| 253 | Young, Joan Margaret 1942 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 254 | Young, John | From a 1970s family with parents John Young and Gloria Young and children Francis Young, John Young (died 1971) Lorrette Young, Maureen Young, and Ron Young. Mentioned on John Young juniors 1971 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 255 | Young, John | In 1904 lived at Broad Arrow Mine, Selukwe. Fitter |
| 256 | Young, John 1971 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. From a 1970s family with parents John Young and Gloria Young and children Francis Young, John Young (died 1971) Lorrette Young, Maureen Young, and Ron Young. |
| 257 | Young, John 2010 | Died 21st June 2010 in England. Contributed to tobacco industry and agriculture. |
| 258 | Young, John Findley | worked in the BSAP from 1947-69. Chief Inspector |
| 259 | Young, John McCrirrick | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 260 | Young, John Richard Dendy | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 261 | Young, John Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1948-50. Constable |
| 262 | Young, John Sebastian | worked in the BSAP from 1919-1951. Chief Inspector |
| 263 | Young, John Wilfred Alexander | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 264 | Young, Joseph 1996 | Buried in Masvingo |
| 265 | Young, Josephine Sheila | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 266 | Young, Judy (b 1947) | Born 20 Aug 1947. Lived in George, Western Cape. Lived in Hwange, Married to Bobby Young |
| 267 | Young, Kathleene Joan | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 268 | Young, Lee McFarlane | Went to Mabelreign Girls High 83. Went to Henry Louw High School, Messina 84. Went to Speciss College 85. Studied Nursing at Addington Hospital 86. Lived Chiredzi and Andover, Hampshire, United Kingdom |
| 269 | Young, Leonard Henry Hockey | worked in the BSAP from 1919-20 |
| 270 | Young, Leonora | lived in Bulawayo. Studied at University of Pretoria. |
| 271 | Young, Logan | 2022 Zimbabwe U14B boys waterpolo |
| 272 | Young, Lorrette | From a 1970s family with parents John Young and Gloria Young and children Francis Young, John Young (died 1971) Lorrette Young, Maureen Young, and Ron Young. Mentioned on John Young juniors 1971 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 273 | Young, M | Was married and using Turk Mine Post office (Bubi District) 1938 |
| 274 | Young, Mac | 1938 -1950s |
| 275 | Young, Maggie (nee MacDonald) | 1917 Bulawayo family with parents Young, Alexander Anderson 1917 and Young, Maggie (nee MacDonald) and children Jeanie Young, Margaret Young, Sharef Young, Crawford Young, and Donaldina Young |
| 276 | Young, Malcolm Duncan Kenneth Campbell | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 277 | Young, Margaret | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 278 | Young, Margaret | 1917 Bulawayo family with parents Young, Alexander Anderson 1917 and Young, Maggie (nee MacDonald) and children Jeanie Young, Margaret Young, Sharef Young, Crawford Young, and Donaldina Young |
| 279 | Young, Margaret Craigie Robertson 1919 | From Dundee Scotland. Fatehr may be W E Young. She was 42 and a nursing sister. Single. Died 19 Nov 1919 at Bulawayo |
| 280 | Young, Marion (nee Green) | Eveline High School. Her Dad was station master Gwanda early 60s and mom was a midwife at Gwanda hospital. Supervisor at Medscheme (PTY) LTD. Lived Randburg, Gauteng, South Africa and Auckland, New Zealand. Children Michelle Hamilton and Michelle Ann. Brother Malcolm Green |
| 281 | Young, Mark Tulloch | worked in the BSAP from 1980-81. Patrol Officer |
| 282 | Young, Martha Slater Aitchison | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 283 | Young, Mary | In 1946 lived at 121, Fife Street, Bulawayo |
| 284 | Young, Mary | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 285 | Young, Mary A (nee Dempster) 1934 | Married to Young, George. Lived in Bulawayo 1915. Parents were Dempster, Sophia (nee Eselment) 1915 and James Dempster (d 1894). Siblings were James, Robert, Isabella, Anne, William, George and Mary A Young (nee Dempster). Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 286 | Young, Mary Ann 1919 | Born 1862 and at 57 died 26 Aug 1919. Surname may be Cox. Born in the Cape Province lived died Nyamandhlovu buried Bulawayo. Was married with 7 kids, Was from Cape Town, She was married to William Young at Cape Town 7 Dec 1880. Died 26 Aug 1919 at a railway house Highfield Nyamandhlovu. Children were Alma Young, Lily Young, Hilda Young, William Augustus Young, George Young, Charles Young, and Edward Young. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 287 | Young, Maureen | From a 1970s family with parents John Young and Gloria Young and children Francis Young, John Young (died 1971) Lorrette Young, Maureen Young, and Ron Young. Mentioned on John Young juniors 1971 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 288 | Young, Mike | Hamilton High School Bulawayo |
| 289 | Young, Mike | signals technician in the Rhodesian bush war |
| 290 | Young, N A 2005 | Buried in Masvingo Umtali road cemetery |
| 291 | Young, N J G | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces |
| 292 | Young, O | Gosforth. Bindura 1938 |
| 293 | Young, Oliver Paul (Ollie) 1978 | 902443 NS PO BSAP. KIA 17 August 1978 |
| 294 | Young, P | Using Nil Desperandum Mine Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 295 | Young, Patricia Marion | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 296 | Young, Phyllis | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 297 | Young, Rene | Bulawayo 2004 |
| 298 | Young, Richard | worked in the BSAP from 1980-82. Patrol Officer |
| 299 | Young, Richard Albert | worked in the BSAP from 1954-56. Constable |
| 300 | Young, Robert | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 301 | Young, Robert Buchanan 1944 | SR/598513 South African Artillery attached. DOAS 1 November 1944 |
| 302 | Young, Robert Charles Wynn | worked in the BSAP from 1951-54. Constable |
| 303 | Young, Robert Henry | In 1946 lived at 5, Abercorn Street, Bulawayo. Was a bricklayer |
| 304 | Young, Robert Montague | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 305 | Young, Rochford Vincent | worked in the BSAP from 1904-14 |
| 306 | Young, Roderick David Westwood | worked in the BSAP from 1974-82. Inspector |
| 307 | Young, Roger Gordon Wynn | worked in the BSAP from 1950-53. Constable |
| 308 | Young, Ron | From a 1970s family with parents John Young and Gloria Young and children Francis Young, John Young (died 1971) Lorrette Young, Maureen Young, and Ron Young. Mentioned on John Young juniors 1971 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 309 | Young, Rory | |
| 310 | Young, Rose Jean | In 1946 lived at 5, Abercorn Street, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 311 | Young, Sally 2013 | Died at 99. Ex Nyamandhlovu. Died October 2013, one month before her 100th birthday. |
| 312 | Young, Sarah Maria 1949 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 313 | Young, Sharef | 1917 Bulawayo family with parents Young, Alexander Anderson 1917 and Young, Maggie (nee MacDonald) and children Jeanie Young, Margaret Young, Sharef Young, Crawford Young, and Donaldina Young |
| 314 | Young, Sidney William 1918 | 1918 military death |
| 315 | Young, Stanley Ryder 1942 | 80194 and 777948 PO Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. 44 (Rhodesia) Sqn. KIA 23 November 1942 |
| 316 | Young, Stephen | Went to Romsey Road Secondary Boys School 65. Former Apprentice Compositor, Linotype Operator at Hampshire Chronicle 65-70. Former Linotype Operator at Diamond Fields Advertiser 71-74. Former Linotype Operator at The Rhodesia Herald 74-76. Former Linotype Operator and Hendrix Operator at The Natal Witness 77-82. Former Systems Manager at Tomarjan Printers 82-87. Former Applications Specialist (Europe) at Crosfield Electronics UK. Former International Systems Specialist at DuPont de Nemours. Former Technical Director UK at Publishing Partners International New Hampshire USA. Former Technical Director at PPI (UK) Ltd. Former Project manager at Unisys. Former Applications Engineer at Atex systems. Former Applications Engineer at Media Systems Ltd. Former Senior IT Specialist at Media Systems Limited (MSL). Married to Fay Young since 2010 |
| 317 | Young, Steven Anthony | worked in the BSAP from 1976-85. Inspector |
| 318 | Young, Stewart Duncan Kenneth 1972 | Born 1948 and died 6 June 1972 at 24 years. Born in Rhodesia andlived at 1 3rd st no 2 Colliery, Wankie. Was a married miner. Died in an explosion at no 3 colliery and buried in the shaft. His wife’s name was Anne. They had 3 daughters one was called Charmaine |
| 319 | Young, Stuart | |
| 320 | Young, T | lridor, P:O. Box 2163, Salisbury, Beatrice 1964 |
| 321 | Young, Tara | Went to petra. Studied at Speciss College Bulawayo. Worked at Bright Horizions / Princess Christian Day Nurseries. Worked at Abbey Wood Grange Day Nursery. Worked at Cafe Nush. Lived at Kariba and Harare |
| 322 | Young, Terence (Terry) John 2013 | worked in the BSAP from 1961-64. Constable. Died 21st February 2013 in Bournemouth, UK. BSAP. |
| 323 | Young, Thomas | Had a 2019 Harare phone number |
| 324 | Young, Thomas | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 325 | Young, Thomas A. | In 1904 lived at Tebekwe Mine, Selukwe. Assistant Secretary |
| 326 | Young, Tony | Support commando RLI |
| 327 | Young, Violet Sylvia | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 328 | Young, W | Shabanie and Nil Desperandum mine employees 1938 |
| 329 | Young, W | Married to Mary Ann Young and mentioned on her 1919 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 330 | Young, Wallace Jugurtha | worked in the BSAP from 1902-04 |
| 331 | Young, Walter 1912 | 1912 estate |
| 332 | Young, William | Married at Cape town to Young, Mary Ann 1919. Lived at Highfields Nyamandhlovu. Children were Alma Young, Lily Young, Hilda Young, William Augustus Young, George Young, Charles Young, and Edward Young |
| 333 | Young, William 1901 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 334 | Young, William 1921 | From Ireland. Parents were John and Mary Young. He was 48 an engineer and married to Gertrude Thurza Young (nee Warner) in England. He died 9 Nov 1921 at Bulawayo. Had a daughter Irene Gertrude Young (b 1905), He owned land |
| 335 | Young, William 1932 | 2830 Tpr BSAP. DOAS 14 August 1932 |
| 336 | Young, William John 1941 | 778478 Sgt Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 50 Sqn. KIA 15 December 1941 |
| 337 | Young, William Rennick | worked in the BSAP from 1935-40. Trooper. Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 338 | Young, William Stewart | worked in the BSAP from 1926-32. Trooper |
| 339 | Young, William | In 1908 lived at Wilson Street, Bulawayo. Baker |
| 340 | Young, Young 1995 | Buried at Greendale Harare |
| 341 | Younge, A G | In Bulawayo 1935 |
| 342 | Younge, Doris Theresa | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 343 | Younge, Ethel Mary 1944 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 344 | Younge, James Forrest 1942 | In 1946 lived atCecil Hotel, P.O. Box 387, Bulawayo. Was a Spares Manager. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 345 | Younge, Jean Morrison | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 346 | Younge, O L | Assistant Regional Geologist Bulawayo 1982 – 1983 |
| 347 | Youngelson, Frank | 1973 Rhodesian rugby |
| 348 | Younger, James Stewart 1960 | worked in the BSAP from 1957-60. Constable. 5785 Cst BSAP. DOAS 20 March 1960 |
| 349 | Younghusband, Sarah Isabel 1950 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 350 | Younghusband, Thomas Savory 1946 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 351 | Youngman, Brian | Hamilton High School Bulawayo. Army intake 119 |
| 352 | Youngman, Paul Rodger | worked in the BSAP from 1976-78. Patrol Officer. Was at Lloyd house Plumtree 65-71. Born 1953 in Clacton. School Plumtree. Ex BSAP, Retired after many years in the Retail Camping Industry. Moved to Perth Australia. Married to Deborah |
| 353 | Youngman, Wilfred William | worked in the BSAP from 1919-1940. Trooper. Bembesi Station: Trooper in Charge, Bubi district. 1938. Western Voters 1946 – 1948. Southern Rhodesia coronation contingent. Territorial forces |
| 354 | Youngs, Jane Gray | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 355 | Youngs, Joseph Samuel 1949 | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Selukwe |
| 356 | Youngson, William Gordon | worked in the BSAP from 1964. Constable |
| 357 | Youroukelis, Stephen Peter (Steph) 1976 | PR101099 Cpl RR. 3 (Indep) Coy. Temporary Corporal, Three Independent Company, Rhodesia Regiment, killed in action, in a vehicle ambush, 18 May 1976. |
| 358 | Yudelman, Leya 1974 | Buried at Athone Bulawayo |
| 359 | Yuill, James | In 1908 lived at Umtali. Compositor |
| 360 | Yule, Carol | well known Rhodesian dancer |
| 361 | Yule, David | Was at Grey house Plumtree school |
| 362 | Yule, Denis | Was at Grey house Plumtree school 45-50. Lived in Harare. |
| 363 | Yule, Ian | Served his time in multiple theatres of conflict and in three Armed Forces . Ian Yule acted as the tough cockney Sergeant Tosh Donaldson in “The Wild Geese”. He acted in many movies. The Wild Geese being the one he is most remembered for, as well as Zulu Dawn and Shamwari. He starred in numerous SABC series in the 80’s as well. On The Wild Geese he also doubled up as an on set expert weapons advisor and on set military tactics advisor. He was a British citizen and was born an orphan before World War 2. He was adopted by a couple who were killed in the London Blitz during WW2. He was then taken in by Americans stationed in the UK. He joined the military as a boy soldier and remained in the military for a significant part of his life – the military has been the only family he knew. His complete service is rather varied. He is British Armed Forces veteran, who subsequently joined the Rhodesian Armed Forces, became a mercenary in the Congo and then he joined the South African Defence Force. He joined the British Armed Forces about 1948 – Boys Service, and was mustered as a trumpeter for the King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery at St. John’s Wood Barracks. He then posted to the School of Artillery at Larkhill. According to Ian, he became jump qualified at the Jump School at Netheravon. Subsequently he was sent for Infantry Heavy Weapons training and was stationed at Hythe – Kent. He maintains he received further training at 42 Royal Marine Commando (Kayak and off/onshore submarine loading), and was posted to Malaya, then was seconded to 41 Royal Marine Commando, which was based at American airbase – Tokyo. Ian’s story picks up again when he was then posted to Korea and took part in the Inchon attack during the Korean War, on the West coast of Korea. From there he was redeployed and fought at the Battle of the Chosin Reservoir with the American Marines. This is where Ian Yule was captured and taken prisoner, he was a POW of the North Koreans for two and half years. Upon cessation of the UN War in Korea, he was released, he was redeployed to Egypt, then the Yemen, subsequently redeployed back to Egypt for the Suez Crisis. He subsequently joined “Mad” Mike Hoare’s 5th Commando in the Congo as a mercenary. He also joined the Rhodesian Armed Forces Rhodesian SAS and after that the SADF. He had moved in a small apartment in Hillbrow and fell into financial despair. Whilst in Hillbrow he was threatened with his life with little means for proper medical care. Ian was eventually incapacitated, with numerous ‘war wounds’, very bad rheumatoid arthritis, walked with sticks, (then a wheel chair), had hard hearing (could not operate a telephone) and had degenerative eyesight. He was also thought to be suffering from on-set dementia. He carried a very bad gun shot wound to the abdomen. Social services in the UK eventually took him in, with permanent accommodation. He then had the support of military charities in the United Kingdom. He was helped by the Rhodesian veteran community, the South African Legion in the United Kingdom and the SSAFA. The SA Legion in turn engaged the Royal British Legion to ensure full case worker support was given to him – and that priority accommodation and care be made available. |
| 364 | Yule, Noel | Lived in Harare |
| 365 | Yule, Norman | Salisbury Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 366 | Yule, Peter | Was at Grey house Plumtree school |
| 367 | Yunker, Krag George 1972 | 5507 Tpr RLI Spt Grp 1st Bn, or Special Air Service, killed on active service, in an accidental explosion, 29 September 1972. |