Son of Pleasant M. Yett & Pamela Cureton.
Husband of Ellen Francis.
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YETT, M. D., WILLIAM D.
Democratic Senator from the Twentieth district composed of Travis, Williamson and Burnet counties, was born in Burnet county, Texas. February 24, 1854; he is a graduate from the Texas Medical College and Medical Department of Vanderbilt University, and for years past a leading practitioner of Marble Falls, Texas.
He was married at Rockvale, Texas, October 17, 1888, to Miss Ellen Francis, daughter of J. L and Sarah M. Francis, of Marble Falls, and has three children: Richard Reid, Alma and Lois.
Senator Yett is a member of the M. E. Church, South.
He has always been a Democrat. He is Chairman of the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds and a member of the following Senate committees: Commerce and Manufactures, State Asylums, Finance, Penitentiaries, Towns and City Corporations, Enrolled Bills, Public Health, General Land Office, and Military Affairs. (Texas State Government, by E. H. Loughery, 1897
Husband of Ellen Francis.
Info Courtesy of:
Geno-seeker (#46980386)
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YETT, M. D., WILLIAM D.
Democratic Senator from the Twentieth district composed of Travis, Williamson and Burnet counties, was born in Burnet county, Texas. February 24, 1854; he is a graduate from the Texas Medical College and Medical Department of Vanderbilt University, and for years past a leading practitioner of Marble Falls, Texas.
He was married at Rockvale, Texas, October 17, 1888, to Miss Ellen Francis, daughter of J. L and Sarah M. Francis, of Marble Falls, and has three children: Richard Reid, Alma and Lois.
Senator Yett is a member of the M. E. Church, South.
He has always been a Democrat. He is Chairman of the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds and a member of the following Senate committees: Commerce and Manufactures, State Asylums, Finance, Penitentiaries, Towns and City Corporations, Enrolled Bills, Public Health, General Land Office, and Military Affairs. (Texas State Government, by E. H. Loughery, 1897
Son of Pleasant M. Yett & Pamela Cureton.
Husband of Ellen Francis.
Info Courtesy of:
Geno-seeker (#46980386)
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YETT, M. D., WILLIAM D.
Democratic Senator from the Twentieth district composed of Travis, Williamson and Burnet counties, was born in Burnet county, Texas. February 24, 1854; he is a graduate from the Texas Medical College and Medical Department of Vanderbilt University, and for years past a leading practitioner of Marble Falls, Texas.
He was married at Rockvale, Texas, October 17, 1888, to Miss Ellen Francis, daughter of J. L and Sarah M. Francis, of Marble Falls, and has three children: Richard Reid, Alma and Lois.
Senator Yett is a member of the M. E. Church, South.
He has always been a Democrat. He is Chairman of the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds and a member of the following Senate committees: Commerce and Manufactures, State Asylums, Finance, Penitentiaries, Towns and City Corporations, Enrolled Bills, Public Health, General Land Office, and Military Affairs. (Texas State Government, by E. H. Loughery, 1897
Husband of Ellen Francis.
Info Courtesy of:
Geno-seeker (#46980386)
*********
YETT, M. D., WILLIAM D.
Democratic Senator from the Twentieth district composed of Travis, Williamson and Burnet counties, was born in Burnet county, Texas. February 24, 1854; he is a graduate from the Texas Medical College and Medical Department of Vanderbilt University, and for years past a leading practitioner of Marble Falls, Texas.
He was married at Rockvale, Texas, October 17, 1888, to Miss Ellen Francis, daughter of J. L and Sarah M. Francis, of Marble Falls, and has three children: Richard Reid, Alma and Lois.
Senator Yett is a member of the M. E. Church, South.
He has always been a Democrat. He is Chairman of the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds and a member of the following Senate committees: Commerce and Manufactures, State Asylums, Finance, Penitentiaries, Towns and City Corporations, Enrolled Bills, Public Health, General Land Office, and Military Affairs. (Texas State Government, by E. H. Loughery, 1897
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