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 Lillian YALE-2461

Lillian Mae YALE-2461
B. 17 MAY 1876
Knox County, Illinois
D. 29 JUL 1959
Hebron, Nebraska


Children
   1. Luella Yale CORLISS-2507
   2. Joseph CORLISS-2508

   3. Sherman H. CORLISS-2499
   4. Edward CORLISS  (1903-)
   5. Harold N. CORLISS (1905-)
   6. Ralph CORLISS
-2501 [Obit]
   7. Mary
CORLISS
   8. Frank
CORLISS
   9. Myra CORLISS 
 10. Ruth CORLISS

 Notes:
Cattle Brand

Sarah Yale was an early Post Master in the Settlement.  The Yales established an early post office in the Settlement and latter operated small store from the house for a few years.  More about YALE, Colorado

Early Corliss Family Stories

Corliss / Yale Families
Family Descendant Roster

 

Pedigree Chart
Grandfather

Gad Lawrey YALE

Sherman H. YALE-3887
B. 7 AUG 1850
Ellenville, New York
D. 19 MAY 1922
Craig, Holt County, Missouri
 
Father

Mary M. WILSEY

Lillian Mae YALE-2461
B. 17 MAY 1876
Knox County, Illinois
D. 29 JUL 1959
Hebron, Nebraska
Grandmother
Grandfather
         Mother

Abraham Levi Roosa BEVIER

Sarah Delilah BEVIER-3888
B. 18 JUN 1853
Ellenville, New York
D. 22 OCT 1929
Craig, Holt County, Missouri

Adeline MISNER

Grandmother
Spouse
Married:   26 Jun 1892
Yale, Colorado
Albert N. CORLISS-2511
B. 26 AUG 1864
St. Albans Bay, Vermont
D. 26 MAY 1956
Hebron, Nebraska

Sherman & Sarah YALE
 
(c. 1908-09)
  (c. 1908-09)

Yale & Corliss Families
 

Obituary

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Lillian Mae YALE Corliss - 1959

     Lillian Mae, daughter of Sherman Henry Yale and Sarah D. Bevier Yale, was born in Galva, County, Ill., May 17, 1876, and departed this life at the Thayer County Hospital in Hebron, Neb., July 29, 1959, at the age of 83 years, 2 months and 12 days.
     At the age of 10 she migrated with her parents in a covered wagon to eastern Colorado, settling near Burlington. Her parents were postmistress and mail carrier at a small post office called Yale. She was a direct descendent of the founders of Yale University and the inventors of the Yale lock. She was preceded in death by her parents and her only brother, William Henry Yale.
     June 26, 1892, she was united in marriage to Albert Nathan Corliss. They were married in a sod house 22 miles northeast of Burlington. Mr. Corliss passed away in May, 1956.
     To this union 13 children were born, three of which died in infancy.
     The surviving are Luella (Mrs. Gordon A.) Hitchcock, Burlington; Joseph Martin Corliss, Denver; Sherman Henry Corliss, Stratton; Edward William Corliss, Kersey; Harold N. Corliss, Hebron, Neb.; Ralph Rosser Corliss, Lincoln, Neb.; Mary Etta (Mrs. J. W.) Miller, Maryville, Kan.; Frank N. Corliss, Eustis, Fla.; Myrna (Mrs. Clarence) Wright, Hebron, Neb.; Pauline (Mrs. Lawrence) Williams, Belvedere, Neb.
     Mrs. Corliss was baptized into the Congregational Church when but a young woman, later transferring to the Christian Church of Hebron, where she has been a faithful member until the time of her death. She was also a member of the Eastern Star Lodge. She enjoyed the work in the church and lodge and participated in many of. the social activities of both.
     Mrs. Corliss, with her husband and family, moved to Hebron in April of 1917. They lived on a farm, until 1930, at which time they retired and moved to town.
     Besides her ten children she leaves .43 grandchildren and 36 great: grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends.
     Funeral services were held in the Christian Church, Hebron, July 31, 1959, with Rev. Ralph Dyer officiating. Pallbearers were grandsons of the deceased, Jim Corliss, Don Wright, Dick Miller, John Corliss, Roger Corliss and Bert Hitchcock. Burial was in the Rose Hill Cemetery, Hebron.

 

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