Title: John P. Yount
Content:  Rank and organization: Private, Company F, 3d U.S. Cavalry. Place and date: At Whetstone Mountains, Ariz., 5 May 1871. Entered service at: --. Birth: Putnam County, Ind. Date of issue: 13 November 1871. Citation: Gallantry in action with Indians.
Title: Paul F. Yount
Content:  Yount married Elizabeth Reybold, the daughter of Eugene Reybold, who rose to become a lieutenant general and the Chief of Engineers. Her brother Franklin B. Reybold, graduated from the U.S. Military Academy with the class of 1935. They had a daughter, Margaret. Yount died in Indiana, Pennsylvania, on 28 November 1984, and was buried in West Point Cemetery. Copies of his speeches as Chief of Transportation are held by the US Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
Title: John P. Yount
Content:  John P. Yount was born in Henry County, Iowa on March 8, 1850. Few details of his early life are known, however he left Iowa for California as a young man and worked as a carpenter prior to enlisting in the U.S. Army in Sacramento around 1871. He was assigned to Company F of the 3rd U.S. Cavalry, then fighting against the Apache in the Arizona Territory, patrolling the Sonoita and Santa Cruz Valleys in southern Arizona. On his first mission in May 1871, he accompanied Lieutenant Howard B. Cushing who led a 16-man unit to search the surrounding Whetstone Mountains for 
Title: Harry Yount
Content:  research undertaken by William R. Supernaugh, an employee of the National Park Service, found military enlistment papers, Yount's Army pension file, and the 1840 United States Census records, all of which indicate that Yount was born on March 18, 1839. These records also show that his legal name was Henry S. Yount. His lifelong nickname was "Harry", and his middle name is unknown. Although Yount's place of birth is uncertain, Supernaugh concludes it is highly unlikely he was born in Pennsylvania, but rather in Harmony Township, Washington County, Missouri, because the 1840 census shows his father living there with a baby son. Henry was listed as 11 years old in the 1850 census. Harmony Township is a rural area about 75 mi southwest of St. Louis.
Title: John W. Yolton
Content:  Yolton had a wife, Jean. He died on November 3, 2005 in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Title: Robin Yount
Content:  Yount met his wife Michele at Taft High School and they have been married since 1979. Yount's brother Larry was a pitcher and was briefly called up to play in the major leagues. While taking his warmup tosses for his debut as a Houston Astros reliever in 1971, he experienced elbow pain. He never threw an official pitch in any MLB game. Yount's son Dustin played baseball in the minor leagues for several years. Yount's nephew Austin Yount played professional baseball for the Dodgers organization. Another nephew, Cody Yount, played college baseball for Pepperdine University. Since retiring from baseball, Yount has increased his participation in two of his other passions, professional motorcycle and auto racing. In June 2008, Yount announced the creation of a new all-natural lemonade drink, Robinade. A portion of the proceeds of the sales goes to charity. 
Title: John Young (astronaut)
Content:  December1, 1955, Young married Barbara White of Savannah, Georgia, at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Jacksonville, FL. Together they had two children, Sandra and John, and two grandchildren. They were divorced in the summer of1971. Later that year, he married Susy Feldman, and they lived in Houston. Young was friends with George H.W. and Barbara Bush, and he vacationed at the Bush compound in Kennebunkport, Maine. Young died on January5, 2018, at his home in Houston, of complications from pneumonia, at the age of 87. He was interred at Arlington National Cemetery on April30, 2019.
Title: John Edwards
Content:  not be party to a DNA test "now or in the future". Initially, campaign aide Andrew Young claimed that he, not Edwards, was the child's father. Young later renounced that statement, instead alleging that Edwards always knew he was the child's father and had pleaded with him to falsely accept responsibility. Young further claimed to have set up private meetings between Edwards and Hunter, and that Edwards once calmed an anxious Hunter by promising her that after his wife died he would marry her in a rooftop ceremony in New York with an appearance by the Dave Matthews Band. Young 
Title: John Milton Yinger
Content:  Yinger had three children: Susan, John, and Nancy. He had five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. He died in Oberlin, Ohio on July 28, 2011, with his daughter, Susan, at his side. His son John McHenry Yinger is a professor of Economics and Public Administration and International Affairs at the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs of Syracuse University.
Title: John Yates (bishop)
Content:  He married Jean Dover in 1954. They had one son and two daughters. His first wife died in 1995. He remarried in 1998, to fellow priest Beryl Wensley. His second wife died in 2006 (some reports say 2007). He died in Winchester.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": I know that John P. Yount did not have a child!
Answer: True