"YARNALL—In North Sacramento, February 17, 1922, Nelson Yarnall, husband of the late Mary E. Yarnall, father of Mrs. George E. Bybee, Mrs. Thomas Hyde, Mrs. W. E. Joynson of Wyoming, Mrs. P. V. Somers of Idaho, Mrs. C. G. Poole of North Sacramento and the late Silas Yarnall, Alice Brundage and Effie Lanigan, brother of Harrison Yarnell; a native of Texas, aged 76 years. Remains entrusted to the care of Miller & Skelton, 1015 Twentieth street. Funeral notice hereafter."
Lander Evening Post
February 20, 1922
Nelson Yarnell Dead
Word has been received from Sacramento, California, of the death of Nelson Yarnell, on Friday, an old pioneer of this vicinity. Mr. Yarnell came to Fremont county about 1875 and served as a government scout for a great many years and fighting in several Indian Wars. Later he took up his residence in the Dubois country and then at Jackson Hole where he remained until last fall when he went to California to live with his daughter, Mrs. Charles Poole. The remains have been shipped from Sacramento, and will arrive in Lander Tuesday evening. Wednesday Masonic funeral services will be held.
Lander Evening Post
February 24, 1922
Funeral Yesterday
The funeral of Nelson Yarnell, old time resident and pioneer of the Lander valley, took place yesterday afternoon at the Masonic Lodge Rooms under the auspices of Wyoming Lodge No. 2. Interment was made at Mt. Hope Cemetery where the last rites were performed by the Blue Lodge Masons.
"YARNALL—In North Sacramento, February 17, 1922, Nelson Yarnall, husband of the late Mary E. Yarnall, father of Mrs. George E. Bybee, Mrs. Thomas Hyde, Mrs. W. E. Joynson of Wyoming, Mrs. P. V. Somers of Idaho, Mrs. C. G. Poole of North Sacramento and the late Silas Yarnall, Alice Brundage and Effie Lanigan, brother of Harrison Yarnell; a native of Texas, aged 76 years. Remains entrusted to the care of Miller & Skelton, 1015 Twentieth street. Funeral notice hereafter."
Lander Evening Post
February 20, 1922
Nelson Yarnell Dead
Word has been received from Sacramento, California, of the death of Nelson Yarnell, on Friday, an old pioneer of this vicinity. Mr. Yarnell came to Fremont county about 1875 and served as a government scout for a great many years and fighting in several Indian Wars. Later he took up his residence in the Dubois country and then at Jackson Hole where he remained until last fall when he went to California to live with his daughter, Mrs. Charles Poole. The remains have been shipped from Sacramento, and will arrive in Lander Tuesday evening. Wednesday Masonic funeral services will be held.
Lander Evening Post
February 24, 1922
Funeral Yesterday
The funeral of Nelson Yarnell, old time resident and pioneer of the Lander valley, took place yesterday afternoon at the Masonic Lodge Rooms under the auspices of Wyoming Lodge No. 2. Interment was made at Mt. Hope Cemetery where the last rites were performed by the Blue Lodge Masons.
Family Members
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Mary Francis "Fanny" Yarnell Rogers
1846–1891
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Alice Sophia Yarnell Herrett
1850–1939
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Harrison Yarnell
1854–1916
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Abbie Bell Yarnell Bush
1859–1934
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Maurice A. Yarnell
1860–1941
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Arthur Yarnell
1862–1938
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Eva L. Yarnell Parker
1865–1927
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Myrtle Yarnell Brace
1867–1948
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Georgia A. Yarnell Derge
1869–1972
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Oscar Yarnell
1871–1940
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Lillian Yarnell Lacey
1873–1965
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Dr Silas Yarnell
1876–1946
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