Sallie was the 2nd wife of Benjamin Franklin Yeoman, Sr.
She was the daughter of Henry and Rebecca Bowen.
Sallie is buried here with Ben and some of their children.
She died in Baltimore City, Maryland. At the time of her death, she lived with her youngest son, Charles Wesley Yeoman.
She saw Abraham Lincoln waving from the train, as it passed through Chester County.
Sallie was well spoken of by friends and neighbors and loved her family extremely.
She was the daughter of Henry and Rebecca Bowen.
Sallie is buried here with Ben and some of their children.
She died in Baltimore City, Maryland. At the time of her death, she lived with her youngest son, Charles Wesley Yeoman.
She saw Abraham Lincoln waving from the train, as it passed through Chester County.
Sallie was well spoken of by friends and neighbors and loved her family extremely.
Sallie was the 2nd wife of Benjamin Franklin Yeoman, Sr.
She was the daughter of Henry and Rebecca Bowen.
Sallie is buried here with Ben and some of their children.
She died in Baltimore City, Maryland. At the time of her death, she lived with her youngest son, Charles Wesley Yeoman.
She saw Abraham Lincoln waving from the train, as it passed through Chester County.
Sallie was well spoken of by friends and neighbors and loved her family extremely.
She was the daughter of Henry and Rebecca Bowen.
Sallie is buried here with Ben and some of their children.
She died in Baltimore City, Maryland. At the time of her death, she lived with her youngest son, Charles Wesley Yeoman.
She saw Abraham Lincoln waving from the train, as it passed through Chester County.
Sallie was well spoken of by friends and neighbors and loved her family extremely.
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