Clement Calhoun Young

1869–1947 (age 78)

Politician

Biography

Clement Calhoun Young, born in 1869, devoted decades to public service, representing his constituents with steady leadership and a thoughtful voice in political life.

He guided policy with integrity, mentored emerging leaders, and now rests among fellow citizens at Sunset View Cemetery.

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