Hi Cheryl, Thanks for the information on this marriage. Do you have any children for this marriage between Arena & Osborn? If anyone can add more information, please do. Iris ----- Original Message ----- Sent: Saturday, 01 February, 2003 12:35 PM Subject: [YELTON] Hutchins-Yelton Cousins, "...identity of the Arena Yelton who married Osborn Hutchins in Rutherford County in 1880. Bill Floyd (whose website at http://rfci.net/wdfloyd/ ...has digital images of some Rutherford Co marriage licenses. I found Arena & Osborn in the index of images... asked Bill to send me a copy of their marriage license. It confirms that Arena is the daughter of John & Martha Yelton, and states that Osborn is the son of Isaac & Martha Hutchins." Cheryl Chasin ==== YELTON Mailing List ==== YELTON FAMILY: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yelton/ Webmaster: Cheryl G. Chasin List Admin. Iris F. Reily ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Cousins, Some time ago we had some discussion about the identity of the Arena Yelton who married Osborn Hutchins in Rutherford County in 1880. Bill Floyd (whose website at http://rfci.net/wdfloyd/ is indispensable for Rutherford Co research) has digital images of some Rutherford Co marriage licenses. I found Arena & Osborn in the index of images (this is separate from the index of marriages also on the website) and asked Bill to send me a copy of their marriage license. It confirms that Arena is the daughter of John & Martha Yelton, and states that Osborn is the son of Isaac & Martha Hutchins. Cheryl Chasin

To my knowledge my husband's family has no direct links to the Yelton family you're checking into but I find it unusual I am also a Nora Yelton. Go figure. Nora L. Yelton

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Glore/Clore/Yelton Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XYXBAEB/1.2.5.24.44.45.48.1 Message Board Post: Well, I have to join in! I am researching the Glore/Clore family in Frankfort and the Yelton family in northern KY. Particulary looking for info on Elijah Glore/Clore and in a separate line Nora Yelton. Would be happy to share info!

Nora Yelton, born Oct. 17, 1884 and married Clarence Allender Apr. 24, 1901, is my great aunt. If this is the Nora you are looking for, I will be glad to fill you in! Suzanne Yelton Shephard ----- Original Message ----- From: <reni.krey@lrc.state.ky.us> To: <YELTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 31, 2003 2:26 PM Subject: [YELTON] Re: Yelton/Clore Rabbit Hash, Ky > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Glore/Clore/Yelton > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XYXBAEB/1.2.5.24.44.45.48.1 > > Message Board Post: > > Well, I have to join in! I am researching the Glore/Clore family in Frankfort and the Yelton family in northern KY. Particulary looking for info on Elijah Glore/Clore and in a separate line Nora Yelton. Would be happy to share info! > > > ==== YELTON Mailing List ==== > YELTON FAMILY: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yelton/ > Webmaster: Cheryl G. Chasin > List Admin. Iris F. Reily > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.435 / Virus Database: 244 - Release Date: 12/30/02

In going through my large inventory of undealt with e-mail, I saw a message about the Nancy Yelton who married Robert J. Toney. I'm pretty sure that she's the daughter of Leonard Yelton and Rebecca Fortune. I believe that Nancy Malinda Yelton (daughter of Henry Yelton & Rebecca Robertson) is not as likely a candidate. Although she's about the right age (b. circa 1850), she's not with her family in the 1860 census and I suspect she died very young. Also, Nancy the daughter of Leonard had brothers named Leonard and Lawson, which correspond to the names of two of her sons.

Cousins, We've changed ISPs again and we now have cable Internet service which, when it's working, is absolutely wonderful, especially for looking at census pages on Ancestry.com. My "normal" e-mail address (the one I check every day) is now CherylC470@cox.net. The address I'm using for this message I set up just on my laptop, mostly so I can send messages to the list without going to all the trouble of walking into the next room and kicking my husband off the other computer. You can reach me at this address (yelton@cox.net), but not necessarily right away. I'm subscribed to the list under both addresses. The trial version of the web page is now at www.members.cox.net/yelton and I have added a few new pages in the last couple of weeks on descendants of William C. Yelton. Cheryl Chasin CherylC470@cox.net

Thank you, Jerry, for the census information. Since Mary's age is stated consistently in both 1850 and 1860, it's probably accurate, which means that Mary cannot be Harriet Tull's child. Harriet died in 1825 and Mary wasn't born until 1828. I was curious enough to look at the original of the 1850 census at ancestry.com, and it says that Mary (Yelton) Holmes was born in Ohio. Maybe that's why we haven't found Phillip's second wife in Kentucky. At this point, I think possibly that John Phillip Yelton had no children by Harriet Tull, or at least none that survived infancy. Cheryl

Sorry to be a bother, but I need to test the system and see if a new subscriber is receiving the messages. They did not receive the welcome message for some reason. Iris

Cheryl & List From the 1850 Kenton Co Ky census pg 397 G. B. Holmes age 27 M Mary 22 F Missouri 1/12 F From the 1860 Campbell Co Ky census George B. Holmes age 38 M Mary 32 F Missouri 11 F George W. 7 M Harriet 4 F Edward W. 1 M The will of John C. Caldwell was written on 10/08/1835 and is recorded in Campbell Co Ky Will book C page 28 Jerry Dunn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cheryl Chasin" <CherylC470@cox.net> To: <YELTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 12:21 PM Subject: [YELTON] Tull & Yelton > Larry & List, > > We had some discussion about this in late August/early September of 2001. Here's part of what's in the archives at Rootsweb. There's more stuff there, but I had trouble cutting & pasting and gave up in disgust. > Email from Archives: > > I'm not sure how much help I can be, but here's what I've got. The 1830 Census for Campbell County, KY, p. 255, shows Phillip Yelton (age 30-40) as head of a household consisting of a female age 20-30, a male age 10-15 (no idea who this is), and 2 females under 5. > > John Phillip Yelton (s/o John Yelton & Anna Lambert) m. 1st Harriet Tull on 23 Mar 1824 in Campbell County, KY. Harriet died 9 May 1825 & is buried in the Nagel Road Cemetery. I believe Mary (b. ca. 1825) was the only child of this marriage and that Harriet died in childbirth or very shortly thereafter. (After her half-sister died, Mary married George B. Holmes on 27 Dec 1848.) Mary is mentioned as Mary Holmes in her father's will. If anyone has access to the 1850 Census & can find George & Mary it would give us a better idea of Mary's age & which wife she belongs to. > > m. 2nd ?? b. ca. 1800-1810, d. ca. 1830-1833 [I believe there was a wife between Harriet & Esther because there's an adult female in the household in the 1830 Census and because at least two children (Harriet & Elizabeth) were born after Harriet Tull's death and before the marriage to Esther Caldwell. Note that it is extremely common to name a child of spouse #2 for deceased spouse #1. However, I have never seen a second marriage record in Campbell County for Phillip Yelton, and apparently neither has anyone compiling Campbell Co marriages.] The children of this marriage were, I think: > > 1. Harriet (b. ca. 1826, md. George B. Holmes 6 Nov 1845 & d. 28 Oct 1846. (The cemetery transcription says 28 Oct 1816 but I think that's either a typo or a misreading of the inscription. None of the other graves are that old & the inscription says age 20 years wife of George B. Holmes. If she was 20 when she died, then she can't be Harriet Tull's child.) > > 2. Elizabeth (b. ca. 1830, m. William Caldwell 22 April 1850). Elizabeth's father consented to her marriage, which indicates that she was underage. > > m. 3rd Esther Caldwell, 21 Nov. 1833 in Pendleton County, KY Children of this marriage were John J. (b. ca. 1834), Missouri (b. ca. 1836), and Amelia Jane (b. ca. 1839). > > I think it would help if we knew more about the John C. Caldwell will. When was it written (as opposed to recorded)? If, as Burnetta seems to think, Hetty the daughter of John was Phillip's second wife, why isn't she referred to as deceased in her father's will as her brother Mathew is? That is why I'd like to know when the will was written. If the will was written before Hetty's death (sometime before Nov 1833) perhaps her father didn't bother to change it after she died. > > In going over all this, I can see some holes, particularly in assigning the children. I wish I could help more, but ancestry.com seems to be down this afternoon. > > Cheryl > > > > ==== YELTON Mailing List ==== > YELTON FAMILY: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yelton/ > Webmaster: Cheryl G. Chasin > List Mom Iris F. Reily > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Hi again, Does anyone recognize James Thomas Yelton b. 1907 d. 1947 who had a brother William Yelton b. 1911? James had a daughter named Beverly. If you can help please let me know. Thanks again, Iris

Dear List, Larry Taylor sent the following: ----- Original Message ----- From: Larry Taylor <taylorle@swbell.net> To: 'Iris F Reily' <ifreily@earthlink.net>; YELTON-List <YELTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, 17 January, 2003 22:02 PM Subject: RE: {not a subscriber} John Philip Yelton m. Harriet Tull Thanks so much for your help. In looking through the Yelton Archives, I see a better transcription of the marriage record of Philip Yelton and Harriet Tull. It looks like Samuel Tull (her father) actually bonded the marriage rather than gave consent. If I understand correctly, if you bond a marriage, you are attesting that the person marrying is of legal age and is otherwise qualified to be married. In Kentucky during this time I understand you were required to have both a bond and a marriage license to marry. I have also look at that May 25, 1825 date of death for Harriet for a while and tried to figure out how it could be transcribed differently in a way that would make sense with the other information given (like the 5 is really an 8 or something like that) and decided it was probably correct. My best guess (and only a guess) now is Harriet probably did die from complications of childbirth and Mary is her only child. John Phillip probably did remarry after shortly after Harriet's death and you are missing a wife between her and Esther. I still have not sorted out Harriet's ancestry beyond her father Samuel, but hope to do so. If anyone shows up looking for more information on her line, you can send them my way. Again thank you for your help. You Yelton's are great. Larry Taylor Kansas City, MO -----Original Message----- From: Iris F Reily [SMTP:iris@reily.org] Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 10:33 AM To: YELTON-List; Larry Taylor Subject: Fw: {not a subscriber} John Philip Yelton m. Harriet Tull Hi Everyone, Larry would appreciate some help with this very confusing line. I'm not sure we have unearthed all of the information on this family. If you can help, please write to Larry directly at <taylorle@swbell.net> with a copy to the list. This is one mystery we should be able to solve. I have more info on the Caldwell (2nd marriage) line. There is clearly some misinformation here, so that it is hard to pick out the truth of the situation. Question: If her father had to give permission for her to marry, how old was Harriett when she married Phillip (or John Phillip) Yelton? Question: Did (John) Phillip have 2 wives or three? Question: Did Harriet have two children (Mary & Elizabeth) or was Elizabeth born to the 2nd wife? Question: When did Harriet die? Please help if you can, Iris --------------Original Message------------------ --- Larry Taylor <taylorle@swbell.net> wrote: Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 11:15:34 -0700 From: Larry Taylor <taylorle@swbell.net> To: "'yelton-l@rootsweb.com'" Subject: {not a subscriber} John Philip Yelton m. Harriet Tull I am researching the Tull family. Harriet Tull married Philip Yelton on March 25, 1824 in Campbell County, KY. Consent was given by Samuel Tull (who I believe was her father). Her grave is found in the Nagel Road Cemetery in Campbell County, KY. The inscription found on the Campbell county Web page reads "Yelton, Harriet-died 9 May 1825 age 27 wife of Phillip Yelton". This would make her born between May 10, 1797 and May 9, 1798. On the Yelton family web page (http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yelton/phillip.htm#i4) indicates: 1. John Phillip1 Yelton; b. 2 Nov 1800 at KY; m.Harriet Tull 23 Mar 1824 at Campbell Co, KY; m. Esther Caldwell 21 Nov 1833 at Pendleton Co, KY; d. between Jan 1864 and Mar 1864 at Campbell Co, KY. John Phillip Yelton was the son of John M. Yelton and Anna Lambert <yelt_mn.htm>. Harriet Tull was born between 1800 and 1810. She died circa 1832. Children of John Phillip1 Yelton and Harriet Tull were as follows: 2. i. Mary Yelton, b. between 1825 and 1830; m. George B. Holmes. ii. Elizabeth Yelton; b. circa 1830; m. William Caldwell 22 Apr 1850 at Campbell County, KY. Either the transcription of the tombstone inscription or the account on the above website is incorrect . I suspect that the tombstone is incorrect because otherwise she would have been 26 when she married which seems a little old for the time and probably did not require her father's consent. I would appreciate hearing form anyone having any knowledge about Philip and Harriet or their descendants or the Tull's of Campbell County, KY. Larry Taylor Kansas City, MO ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My Answer - 17 January 2003 Hi Larry, You have picked a good one to question. This family has been a difficult one to sort out. I have sent your message on to the YELTON e-mail list, hoping that someone will be able to enlighten both (all) of us. I sent you a copy of that message as well. Cheryl, our cousin who is the webmaster and the folks on the List collaborate, but in this case there seems to be both too much and not enough to go on. One record has the 2nd marriage in 1833 and another in 1825. Your question about why the father would need to give permission if Harriet was 25 or 26 years old is a good one. I would only expect that to be necessary if she was under 16 years old. It has always seemed logical to me that Mary at least was Harriett's child. Elizabeth however, is less certain. If John Phillip married Hester (Hettie) Caldwell in Dec. 1825 as one record suggests, then Elizabeth should be Hettie's child. And, that would fit with the tombstone transcription that shows Harriet died 9 May 1825. To show you how confusing this line is, we thought for awhile there were two Phillip Yelton's and two Hester Caldwell's. That does not appear to be true however. I do hope someone on the List is able to help. Harriet is the only Tull I have in my files, but I will keep you on my list in case we find some more. Iris List Admin - Yelton-L@Rootsweb.com iris@reily.org

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: McGIRL, YELTON Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XYXBAEB/60 Message Board Post: "The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Saturday, May 21, 1921 DEATHS IN GREATER KANSAS CITY. Palmer E. YELTON, 51 years old, of Aullville, Mo., died yesterday in St. Mary's hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Fannie YELTON; three sons, J. YELTON, J. W. YELTON, and C. E. YELTON, of the home address; two daughters, Mrs. C. E. McGIRL, Odessa, Mo., and Miss Frances YELTON of the home address, and his father, J. M. YELTON, St. Louis. Burial will be in Odessa. (I have no connection with this person but hope that you do.) neirbo

Dear Cousins, Please remember that_ALL_messages to the list are placed in the archives and will remain there for all to read, supposedly forever. They cannot be edited or deleted. You can see that messages that contain complete copies of earlier e-mails could simply clog the system over time. It is fine to include part of a message so your reply makes it easier to understand. There are currently way over 7.7 million messages archived at RootsWeb for all to see - be careful about what you post. Some people would be really upset to see their e-mail addresses on the internet for all to see. So if you "pass a message along", please clean out the old addresses before you send, especially if those addresses do not belong to list members. TO ACCESS THE ARCHIVES: REGULAR ARCHIVES: These appear on the web page: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?surname=YELTON or http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?surname=YELTON You do NOT need a user name or password. They are "searchable" by keyword but are not "threaded". If I enter my James B. YELTON, I will get a list of all messages posted to the list where JAMES, B. or YELTON appears in the subject line. You will also need to enter a year by clicking on the radio button to the left of the year. THREADED ARCHIVES: These appear on the web page: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/YELTON You MAY need a user name and password. (the archive will prompt you to enter one, if you don't have one there is a button to set create one, and you will have immediate access). You will use it each time you visit the archives (regardless of which mailing list). I think they changed this policy, but I'm not sure. If you need any help accessing the archives let me know and I'll try to help. Thanks everyone, Iris iris@reily.org

Larry & List, We had some discussion about this in late August/early September of 2001. Here's part of what's in the archives at Rootsweb. There's more stuff there, but I had trouble cutting & pasting and gave up in disgust. Email from Archives: I'm not sure how much help I can be, but here's what I've got. The 1830 Census for Campbell County, KY, p. 255, shows Phillip Yelton (age 30-40) as head of a household consisting of a female age 20-30, a male age 10-15 (no idea who this is), and 2 females under 5. John Phillip Yelton (s/o John Yelton & Anna Lambert) m. 1st Harriet Tull on 23 Mar 1824 in Campbell County, KY. Harriet died 9 May 1825 & is buried in the Nagel Road Cemetery. I believe Mary (b. ca. 1825) was the only child of this marriage and that Harriet died in childbirth or very shortly thereafter. (After her half-sister died, Mary married George B. Holmes on 27 Dec 1848.) Mary is mentioned as Mary Holmes in her father's will. If anyone has access to the 1850 Census & can find George & Mary it would give us a better idea of Mary's age & which wife she belongs to. m. 2nd ?? b. ca. 1800-1810, d. ca. 1830-1833 [I believe there was a wife between Harriet & Esther because there's an adult female in the household in the 1830 Census and because at least two children (Harriet & Elizabeth) were born after Harriet Tull's death and before the marriage to Esther Caldwell. Note that it is extremely common to name a child of spouse #2 for deceased spouse #1. However, I have never seen a second marriage record in Campbell County for Phillip Yelton, and apparently neither has anyone compiling Campbell Co marriages.] The children of this marriage were, I think: 1. Harriet (b. ca. 1826, md. George B. Holmes 6 Nov 1845 & d. 28 Oct 1846. (The cemetery transcription says 28 Oct 1816 but I think that's either a typo or a misreading of the inscription. None of the other graves are that old & the inscription says age 20 years wife of George B. Holmes. If she was 20 when she died, then she can't be Harriet Tull's child.) 2. Elizabeth (b. ca. 1830, m. William Caldwell 22 April 1850). Elizabeth's father consented to her marriage, which indicates that she was underage. m. 3rd Esther Caldwell, 21 Nov. 1833 in Pendleton County, KY Children of this marriage were John J. (b. ca. 1834), Missouri (b. ca. 1836), and Amelia Jane (b. ca. 1839). I think it would help if we knew more about the John C. Caldwell will. When was it written (as opposed to recorded)? If, as Burnetta seems to think, Hetty the daughter of John was Phillip's second wife, why isn't she referred to as deceased in her father's will as her brother Mathew is? That is why I'd like to know when the will was written. If the will was written before Hetty's death (sometime before Nov 1833) perhaps her father didn't bother to change it after she died. In going over all this, I can see some holes, particularly in assigning the children. I wish I could help more, but ancestry.com seems to be down this afternoon. Cheryl

Hi Everyone, Larry would appreciate some help with this very confusing line. I'm not sure we have unearthed all of the information on this family. If you can help, please write to Larry directly at <taylorle@swbell.net> with a copy to the list. This is one mystery we should be able to solve. I have more info on the Caldwell (2nd marriage) line. There is clearly some misinformation here, so that it is hard to pick out the truth of the situation. Question: If her father had to give permission for her to marry, how old was Harriett when she married Phillip (or John Phillip) Yelton? Question: Did (John) Phillip have 2 wives or three? Question: Did Harriet have two children (Mary & Elizabeth) or was Elizabeth born to the 2nd wife? Question: When did Harriet die? Please help if you can, Iris --------------Original Message------------------ --- Larry Taylor <taylorle@swbell.net> wrote: Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 11:15:34 -0700 From: Larry Taylor <taylorle@swbell.net> To: "'yelton-l@rootsweb.com'" Subject: {not a subscriber} John Philip Yelton m. Harriet Tull I am researching the Tull family. Harriet Tull married Philip Yelton on March 25, 1824 in Campbell County, KY. Consent was given by Samuel Tull (who I believe was her father). Her grave is found in the Nagel Road Cemetery in Campbell County, KY. The inscription found on the Campbell county Web page reads "Yelton, Harriet-died 9 May 1825 age 27 wife of Phillip Yelton". This would make her born between May 10, 1797 and May 9, 1798. On the Yelton family web page (http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yelton/phillip.htm#i4) indicates: 1. John Phillip1 Yelton; b. 2 Nov 1800 at KY; m.Harriet Tull 23 Mar 1824 at Campbell Co, KY; m. Esther Caldwell 21 Nov 1833 at Pendleton Co, KY; d. between Jan 1864 and Mar 1864 at Campbell Co, KY. John Phillip Yelton was the son of John M. Yelton and Anna Lambert <yelt_mn.htm>. Harriet Tull was born between 1800 and 1810. She died circa 1832. Children of John Phillip1 Yelton and Harriet Tull were as follows: 2. i. Mary Yelton, b. between 1825 and 1830; m. George B. Holmes. ii. Elizabeth Yelton; b. circa 1830; m. William Caldwell 22 Apr 1850 at Campbell County, KY. Either the transcription of the tombstone inscription or the account on the above website is incorrect . I suspect that the tombstone is incorrect because otherwise she would have been 26 when she married which seems a little old for the time and probably did not require her father's consent. I would appreciate hearing form anyone having any knowledge about Philip and Harriet or their descendants or the Tull's of Campbell County, KY. Larry Taylor Kansas City, MO ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My Answer - 17 January 2003 Hi Larry, You have picked a good one to question. This family has been a difficult one to sort out. I have sent your message on to the YELTON e-mail list, hoping that someone will be able to enlighten both (all) of us. I sent you a copy of that message as well. Cheryl, our cousin who is the webmaster and the folks on the List collaborate, but in this case there seems to be both too much and not enough to go on. One record has the 2nd marriage in 1833 and another in 1825. Your question about why the father would need to give permission if Harriet was 25 or 26 years old is a good one. I would only expect that to be necessary if she was under 16 years old. It has always seemed logical to me that Mary at least was Harriett's child. Elizabeth however, is less certain. If John Phillip married Hester (Hettie) Caldwell in Dec. 1825 as one record suggests, then Elizabeth should be Hettie's child. And, that would fit with the tombstone transcription that shows Harriet died 9 May 1825. To show you how confusing this line is, we thought for awhile there were two Phillip Yelton's and two Hester Caldwell's. That does not appear to be true however. I do hope someone on the List is able to help. Harriet is the only Tull I have in my files, but I will keep you on my list in case we find some more. Iris List Admin - Yelton-L@Rootsweb.com iris@reily.org

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XYXBAEB/56.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Would you possibly know the connection between your family and Ida Mae Royston-Bredwell of Clermont, Butler and Hamilton Counties, Ohio? The obituary was found in her family bible but the connection is unknown to her family. Thank you for your kind offer of assistance. Debra

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XYXBAEB/56.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I am the son in law of Rollie Clifford YELTON, Jr. I am married to his daughter Rebecca Ann Yelton. My wife and I would be glad to give you any info you might want.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: BURNS, YELTON Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XYXBAEB/59 Message Board Post: "The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Friday, May 9, 1913 T. T. YELTON, 40 years old, died at the home of his parents, 310 Clinton Place, at 1 o'clock yesterday morning. He was born in Campbell County, Kentucky, and came to Kansas City in 1885. He is a member of the Eagles. Besides his parents, he is survived by a brother, Frank H. YELTON, and a sister, Mrs. W. F. BURNS. Funeral services will be at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Eagle Club House. (I have no connection with this family.) neirbo

Hi Everyone, HAPPY NEW YEAR! If any of you are interested in a Mary Kay Yelton, please contact me privately. There are some photos on one of "those" sites that I cannot publicize on the list. I'll be glad to share the information individually. Mary Kay is the daughter of Harland Richard and Mary Grace McCANE YELTON. Thanks and have a great Year! Iris