Hinson Yates was listed with his family in the 1840 census of Floyd Twp., Putnam Co., Ind. (p. 821). They were again listed in the 1850 census of Davis Co, Iowa, in Perry Township (#42). In that year his real estate totaled $500. Hinson had preceeded his father in making the move to Iowa and purchasing land there. The widow of Hinson Yates and the two youngest children appeared together on the 1860 census in Perry Twp. (#84). Their real estate was valued at $1500.
The will of Hinson Yates of Davis Co., Iowa was written and signed on 3 Feb 1851. He left his real estate in Perry Township, Davis County, also his two horses, wagon, and guns, to his wife Mary Yates for the support and education of his children. After his death and his wife's death, all property was to be sold and divided equally between his children. His friends Samuel Evans and William Evans, and his wife Mary Yates were appointed executors. The will was witnessed by Samuel Evans and Robt. Miller. It was filed for probate on 19 Feb 1851. Mary Yates was appointed guardian of the minor children of Hinson Yates and gave bond 5 Sept 1856. The names of the children were William H., Sarah R., Andrew E., and Nancy Ann.
The will of Hinson Yates of Davis Co., Iowa was written and signed on 3 Feb 1851. He left his real estate in Perry Township, Davis County, also his two horses, wagon, and guns, to his wife Mary Yates for the support and education of his children. After his death and his wife's death, all property was to be sold and divided equally between his children. His friends Samuel Evans and William Evans, and his wife Mary Yates were appointed executors. The will was witnessed by Samuel Evans and Robt. Miller. It was filed for probate on 19 Feb 1851. Mary Yates was appointed guardian of the minor children of Hinson Yates and gave bond 5 Sept 1856. The names of the children were William H., Sarah R., Andrew E., and Nancy Ann.
Hinson Yates was listed with his family in the 1840 census of Floyd Twp., Putnam Co., Ind. (p. 821). They were again listed in the 1850 census of Davis Co, Iowa, in Perry Township (#42). In that year his real estate totaled $500. Hinson had preceeded his father in making the move to Iowa and purchasing land there. The widow of Hinson Yates and the two youngest children appeared together on the 1860 census in Perry Twp. (#84). Their real estate was valued at $1500.
The will of Hinson Yates of Davis Co., Iowa was written and signed on 3 Feb 1851. He left his real estate in Perry Township, Davis County, also his two horses, wagon, and guns, to his wife Mary Yates for the support and education of his children. After his death and his wife's death, all property was to be sold and divided equally between his children. His friends Samuel Evans and William Evans, and his wife Mary Yates were appointed executors. The will was witnessed by Samuel Evans and Robt. Miller. It was filed for probate on 19 Feb 1851. Mary Yates was appointed guardian of the minor children of Hinson Yates and gave bond 5 Sept 1856. The names of the children were William H., Sarah R., Andrew E., and Nancy Ann.
The will of Hinson Yates of Davis Co., Iowa was written and signed on 3 Feb 1851. He left his real estate in Perry Township, Davis County, also his two horses, wagon, and guns, to his wife Mary Yates for the support and education of his children. After his death and his wife's death, all property was to be sold and divided equally between his children. His friends Samuel Evans and William Evans, and his wife Mary Yates were appointed executors. The will was witnessed by Samuel Evans and Robt. Miller. It was filed for probate on 19 Feb 1851. Mary Yates was appointed guardian of the minor children of Hinson Yates and gave bond 5 Sept 1856. The names of the children were William H., Sarah R., Andrew E., and Nancy Ann.
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