He was son of Captain George Frederick YORK and Mary Louise DAY. He married Elizabeth G "Lizzie" LEE in 1890. They had three daughters... Isabel, Evelyn and Emily.
The ships he was master of:
Charles J Willard 1891-1893
Sarah & Ellen 1898-1899
Damietta & Joanna 1900-1912
BATH DAILY TIMES - 20 APRIL 1912
Capt. Frank York of the schooner "Domieta & Joanna" died suddenly in Rockland Thursday morning of pneumonia. He was removed to a hospital Wednesday, but his condition at the time did not appear to be critical. Capt. York was a resident of South Portland, where he is survived by his wife and several children. Along the coast he was well known and well liked. His vessel arrived in Rockland from Stockton this week, for repairs.
He was my Great Great Grandfather's brother.
The ships he was master of:
Charles J Willard 1891-1893
Sarah & Ellen 1898-1899
Damietta & Joanna 1900-1912
BATH DAILY TIMES - 20 APRIL 1912
Capt. Frank York of the schooner "Domieta & Joanna" died suddenly in Rockland Thursday morning of pneumonia. He was removed to a hospital Wednesday, but his condition at the time did not appear to be critical. Capt. York was a resident of South Portland, where he is survived by his wife and several children. Along the coast he was well known and well liked. His vessel arrived in Rockland from Stockton this week, for repairs.
He was my Great Great Grandfather's brother.
He was son of Captain George Frederick YORK and Mary Louise DAY. He married Elizabeth G "Lizzie" LEE in 1890. They had three daughters... Isabel, Evelyn and Emily.
The ships he was master of:
Charles J Willard 1891-1893
Sarah & Ellen 1898-1899
Damietta & Joanna 1900-1912
BATH DAILY TIMES - 20 APRIL 1912
Capt. Frank York of the schooner "Domieta & Joanna" died suddenly in Rockland Thursday morning of pneumonia. He was removed to a hospital Wednesday, but his condition at the time did not appear to be critical. Capt. York was a resident of South Portland, where he is survived by his wife and several children. Along the coast he was well known and well liked. His vessel arrived in Rockland from Stockton this week, for repairs.
He was my Great Great Grandfather's brother.
The ships he was master of:
Charles J Willard 1891-1893
Sarah & Ellen 1898-1899
Damietta & Joanna 1900-1912
BATH DAILY TIMES - 20 APRIL 1912
Capt. Frank York of the schooner "Domieta & Joanna" died suddenly in Rockland Thursday morning of pneumonia. He was removed to a hospital Wednesday, but his condition at the time did not appear to be critical. Capt. York was a resident of South Portland, where he is survived by his wife and several children. Along the coast he was well known and well liked. His vessel arrived in Rockland from Stockton this week, for repairs.
He was my Great Great Grandfather's brother.
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