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Madison Sophia Young


Madison = Honoring Sara's Great-Grandfather Manny
Sophia    = Honoring Mike's Great-Grandmother Sallie

In American the meaning of the name Madison is: 'gift of God'
People with this name tend to be creative and excellent at expressing themselves. They are drawn to the arts, and often enjoy life immensely. They are often the center of attention, and enjoy careers that put them in the limelight. They tend to become involved in many different activities, and are sometimes reckless with both their energies and with money.

Sophia- Wisdom; wise.

As you can see, Mike has a long line of family history with "S" names:

In 1745 George Young married Susannah Swanson, George served in the American Revolutionary War, and was part of the Virginia Militia. George is the grandson of Samuel Young who was born in England, circa 1629. George and Susannah had 7 children.
George's 3rd son was James Young Sr,(Born 1775) he had 9 children, one of the daughters was named Susan.
In 1907 Sallie Alee Hansford married Columbus James Young, (Michael's Great Grandfather)

Madison's Nursery is almost complete!
Mike and I had a great time putting her nursery together.  We need a few more things to complete the nursery and a little organization of the many gifts received.  We cannot wait to bring home Miss Madison!

 The "M" Frame was made with love by Mike and I




 Mike "customized"  her closet with new shelves


Baby Octopus made out of burp cloths... made with love by Dana

Cutest and most girlie lamp EVER (Homegoods find)

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