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Frederick Yeates

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Frederick Yeates

Birth
Hampton Lovett, Wychavon District, Worcestershire, England
Death
17 Sep 1926 (aged 88)
Logan, Cache County, Utah, USA
Burial
Millville, Cache County, Utah, USA
Plot
1-27-2
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Frederick Yeats was born in Hampton, Lovett Parish, Worcestershire, England. He was the son of Mary Oliver Chance (1816-1894) and George Yeates (1814-1892). He joined the LDS Church at the age of 14 and came to America in 1856. He drove a yoke of oxen across the plains, arriving in the Salt Lake Valley in 1857.

He married Sarah Webb (1840-1914) on November 9, 1862 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah.
Children:
• Fredrick Thomas (1863-1931)
• Eva Annie Eliason (1864-1939)
• Mary Elizabeth (1865-1940)
• Ephriam (1867-1924)
• Eliza Ann (1868-1942)
• George Anthony (1869-1870)
• Martha Moore (1871-1938)
• John Webb (1873-1934)
• Esther Phoebe (1874-1943)
• Israel (1876-1956)
• Sylvia Chance (1878-1959)
• Alma (1881-1944)

Frederick and Sarah came to Millville in 1865, and in 1871 they built a small home across the river. Frederick worked on the Church farm and made several trips to bring immigrants to Utah.

On April 13, 1874, he married Sarah Maria Spackman (1859-1941) in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah.
Children:
• James (1875-1875)
• William (1876-1876)
• Allie (1877-1893)
• Sarah Oliver 'Ollie' Mitchell (1879-1954)
• Roxana Satira 'Tyra' Stevens (1882-1972)
• Lula Annie Smith (1884-1969)
• Josephine Rudolph (1887-1960)
• Joseph Rutherford (1890-1965)

Sometime after their marriage, Frederick and his father, George, opened a small store in Millville. He located his second family in part of the store; and he and his wife, Sarah Maria, operated the store in connection with the Post Office. Frederick spent his last years in Logan with Sarah Maria and was a devoted temple worker.

Sarah Webb and her children continued to manage the farm.
Frederick Yeats was born in Hampton, Lovett Parish, Worcestershire, England. He was the son of Mary Oliver Chance (1816-1894) and George Yeates (1814-1892). He joined the LDS Church at the age of 14 and came to America in 1856. He drove a yoke of oxen across the plains, arriving in the Salt Lake Valley in 1857.

He married Sarah Webb (1840-1914) on November 9, 1862 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah.
Children:
• Fredrick Thomas (1863-1931)
• Eva Annie Eliason (1864-1939)
• Mary Elizabeth (1865-1940)
• Ephriam (1867-1924)
• Eliza Ann (1868-1942)
• George Anthony (1869-1870)
• Martha Moore (1871-1938)
• John Webb (1873-1934)
• Esther Phoebe (1874-1943)
• Israel (1876-1956)
• Sylvia Chance (1878-1959)
• Alma (1881-1944)

Frederick and Sarah came to Millville in 1865, and in 1871 they built a small home across the river. Frederick worked on the Church farm and made several trips to bring immigrants to Utah.

On April 13, 1874, he married Sarah Maria Spackman (1859-1941) in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah.
Children:
• James (1875-1875)
• William (1876-1876)
• Allie (1877-1893)
• Sarah Oliver 'Ollie' Mitchell (1879-1954)
• Roxana Satira 'Tyra' Stevens (1882-1972)
• Lula Annie Smith (1884-1969)
• Josephine Rudolph (1887-1960)
• Joseph Rutherford (1890-1965)

Sometime after their marriage, Frederick and his father, George, opened a small store in Millville. He located his second family in part of the store; and he and his wife, Sarah Maria, operated the store in connection with the Post Office. Frederick spent his last years in Logan with Sarah Maria and was a devoted temple worker.

Sarah Webb and her children continued to manage the farm.

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