William C. Yelton & Nancy Taylor Yelton

William C. Yelton was born on 27 September 1777 in London, Stafford County, Virginia. He was the son of Charles Yelton, a Revolutionary War pensioner and Amelia Ellis. He married Nancy Taylor, daughter of Rev. John Taylor, on 7 January 1810 in Alexandria, Campbell County, Kentucky. William C. Yelton appeared as the head of a household in the 1810 Census of Pendleton County, Kentucky. He died on 14 August 1840 in Pendleton County, Kentucky and was buried on the family's old home place near the banks of Willow Creek, Pendleton County, Kentucky with his mother and father. Nancy Taylor died on 5 November 1876 and is also buried in Willow Creek, Pendleton County.

 

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The William C. Yelton bible was recently purchased at auction on Ebay by several Yelton researchers. The bible has now been donated to the Kentucky Research and History Center in Frankfort. Permission was granted by Yelton family members for these images to be posted on this web site.


 


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