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Sarah <I>Webb</I> Yeates

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Sarah Webb Yeates

Birth
Chedworth, Cotswold District, Gloucestershire, England
Death
24 Nov 1914 (aged 74)
Millville, Cache County, Utah, USA
Burial
Millville, Cache County, Utah, USA
Plot
1-27-3
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Sarah was the daughter of Elizabeth Humphreys (1818-1886) and Anthony Webb (1811-1886). She was converted to the Church at age 16 and worked for three years to pay her passage to America. She brought with her many beautiful dresses that were given to her by her employers.

She married Frederick Yeates (1838-1926) 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 Webb came to Millville in 1865, and in 1871 they built a small home across the river.

In 1874, Frederick married Sarah Marie Spackman as a plural wife. Shortly 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.

Sarah Webb and her children continued to manage the farm.
Sarah was the daughter of Elizabeth Humphreys (1818-1886) and Anthony Webb (1811-1886). She was converted to the Church at age 16 and worked for three years to pay her passage to America. She brought with her many beautiful dresses that were given to her by her employers.

She married Frederick Yeates (1838-1926) 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 Webb came to Millville in 1865, and in 1871 they built a small home across the river.

In 1874, Frederick married Sarah Marie Spackman as a plural wife. Shortly 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.

Sarah Webb and her children continued to manage the farm.

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