George Young (Royal Navy officer)

Admiral

Sir George Young

FRS
Admiral; Sir George Young; FRS
	Young in 1814 (engraving on paper)
Born	17 June 1732; Painswick, Gloucestershire
Died	28 June 1810 (aged 78); Formosa Place, Cookham, Berkshire
Buried	Cookham, Berkshire
Allegiance	United Kingdom
Branch	Royal Navy; Bombay Marine
Service years	1746–1749 (Royal Navy); 1749–1756 (Bombay Marine); 1756–1810 (Royal Navy)
Rank	Admiral
Commands	HMS Ferret; HMS Weazel; HMS Alderney; HMS Vulture; HMS Cormorant; HMS Rippon; HMY William & Mary; HMY Katherine; HMS Zealous
Conflicts	War of the Austrian Succession Siege of Pondicherry; ; Seven Years' War Siege of Louisbourg; Siege of Quebec; Siege of Havana; ; American Revolutionary War Siege of Pondicherry; ; Russian Armament;
Awards	Knight bachelor

Admiral Sir George Young FRS (1732–1810) was a British Royal Navy officer who served through the second half of the eighteenth century. His portrait was painted by John Smart in 1805. An engraving on paper was made of him in 1814.