William married Esther Minerva Stewart in 1930; they had no children. He married Eva Irene Walker in 1939; they had 2 children. It should be noted we find earlier records of marriages to Eva, perhaps because his marriage to Esther was not perfectly dissolved.
From contributor: Juanita True (49254182)
Mr. Yates was the husband of Eva nee Walter and the father of Samuel and Elmo. He was killed late at night when his pickup truck hit a parked vehicle on Watt Avenue, the impact knocking the truck 88 feet where it overturned and caught fire, trapping William inside. Per his obituary, he was a member of DAV WWI, Veteran Barracks No. 216, and American Legion Post No. 447.
From contributor: Juanita True (49254182)
Mr. Yates was the husband of Eva nee Walter and the father of Samuel and Elmo. He was killed late at night when his pickup truck hit a parked vehicle on Watt Avenue, the impact knocking the truck 88 feet where it overturned and caught fire, trapping William inside. Per his obituary, he was a member of DAV WWI, Veteran Barracks No. 216, and American Legion Post No. 447.
William married Esther Minerva Stewart in 1930; they had no children. He married Eva Irene Walker in 1939; they had 2 children. It should be noted we find earlier records of marriages to Eva, perhaps because his marriage to Esther was not perfectly dissolved.
From contributor: Juanita True (49254182)
Mr. Yates was the husband of Eva nee Walter and the father of Samuel and Elmo. He was killed late at night when his pickup truck hit a parked vehicle on Watt Avenue, the impact knocking the truck 88 feet where it overturned and caught fire, trapping William inside. Per his obituary, he was a member of DAV WWI, Veteran Barracks No. 216, and American Legion Post No. 447.
From contributor: Juanita True (49254182)
Mr. Yates was the husband of Eva nee Walter and the father of Samuel and Elmo. He was killed late at night when his pickup truck hit a parked vehicle on Watt Avenue, the impact knocking the truck 88 feet where it overturned and caught fire, trapping William inside. Per his obituary, he was a member of DAV WWI, Veteran Barracks No. 216, and American Legion Post No. 447.
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