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Yoder/Yotter Family
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Contact:
Alex Floyd
Associate Librarian
Phone: (828) 465-8669
AFloyd@catawbacountync.gov
115 West C Street
Newton, NC 28658
The Rhodes Room
Open: Tuesday - Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Closed: Sunday & Monday
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Estate
of Conrad Yoder (April 1790-Lincoln County, NC
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Estate
of John Yoder (January 18th 1836)--Document
in Adobe format (Click here
to download Adobe Acrobat)
Diary
of Junius T. Yoder-- Wedding
and Death Excerpts--1890 - 1915
A
Condensed History of the Early Settlers of Catawba
County--
Prepared
by Col. G. M. Yoder
Anna
- marriage - 1909
Colonel
G. M. - Historical Sketch - November 11, 1907
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Colonel
G. M. - More about Newton - November
16, 1905
Colonel
G. M. - First Saloon and Printing Office - December
12, 1915
Colonel
G. M. - Gaston County Letter - November
12, 1915
Colonel
G. M. - Obituary - March
16, 1920
Charlie
and Hattie - marriage - 1905
Colonel
G. M. -
school days
Colonel
G. M. -
80th birthday
Suggested
Web Site--YODER FAMILY INFORMATION--Chris Yoder's
the Web Master for this great site on Yoders.
He was kind enough to grant permission for us
to link to his site, so please pay him a visit!
He describes the site as follows:
"These
files contain a collection of Yoder family
data which has been assembled over the last 14 years by the Yoder Newsletter
(YNL, P O Box 594,Goshen, IN 46527 for subscription information). A full
set of this data may be ordered on disk
from the YNL address. For content update,
write Chris Yoder, 203 Lakeshire Rd,
Battle Creek, MI 49015 or email at 75757.3371@compuserve.com.
These "Yoder Archives" are also maintained on the
Internet at the Yoder Homepage and can be
viewed at:
http://www.yodernewsletter.org/
Bibliography
***Bibliographies
were compiled based on sources available in the
Rhodes Room, of the Catawba County Public Library.
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The
Rhodes Room web site was created with support from federal Library Service and Technology
Act (LSTA) funds made possible through a
grant from the Institute of Museum and Library
Services, administered by the State Library of
North Carolina, a division of the Department
of Cultural Resources through the North
Carolina ECHO, 'Exploring Cultural Heritage Online' Digitization Grant Program.
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