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| occupation    =Businessman, lumber baron
 
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| spouse        =Lucie Cairns (Davis) Yonge
 
| spouse        =Lucie Cairns (Davis) Yonge
| parents        =[[Chandler Cox Yonge|C. C. Yonge]]
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| parents        =[[Chandler Cox Yonge|Chandler Cox]] and Julia Cole Yonge
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| children      =[[Julien Chandler Yonge]]<br/>[[Chandler Cox Yonge II]]<br/>Marjorie Jean Yonge<br/>Philip Keyes (died in infancy)<br/>Ethel Wilmer (died in infancy)
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'''Philip Keyes Yonge''' was a prominent Pensacolian in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
 
'''Philip Keyes Yonge''' was a prominent Pensacolian in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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*Served as president of Southern States Land and Timber Company and manager of Muscogee Mills
 
*Served as president of Southern States Land and Timber Company and manager of Muscogee Mills
  
[[Category:People|Yonge, P. K.]] [[Category:People buried in St. Michael's Cemetery|Yonge, P. K.]]
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[[Category:People|Yonge, Philip Keyes]] [[Category:People buried in St. Michael's Cemetery|Yonge, Philip Keyes]] [[Category:Pensacola City Council members|Yonge, Philip Keyes]] [[Category:Yonge family]]

Latest revision as of 17:16, 6 September 2009

Philip Keyes Yonge
Pkyonge.jpg
Born May 27, 1850
Marianna, Florida
Died August 9, 1934
Pensacola
Occupation Businessman, lumber baron
Spouse Lucie Cairns (Davis) Yonge
Parents Chandler Cox and Julia Cole Yonge
Children Julien Chandler Yonge
Chandler Cox Yonge II
Marjorie Jean Yonge
Philip Keyes (died in infancy)
Ethel Wilmer (died in infancy)
Pkyonge-sig.PNG

Philip Keyes Yonge was a prominent Pensacolian in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The building that now houses the local office of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement at 1345 North Palafox Street was once known as the P. K. Yonge School.

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  • Served as president of Southern States Land and Timber Company and manager of Muscogee Mills