Yost was a son of George & Elizabeth Miller Snyder, and married Mary Lint on July 18, 1860. The 1880 census lists them with nine children: Cevila, George, Daniel, Isaac, Rebecca, John, Calvin, Elnora and Maggie.
Note: Mary's death certificate lists burial as "Lint Cemetery, Baltic O". It's possible she's buried in this cemetery with Yost, but I did not find a marker. The cemetery at Fiat (in the same township as Baltic) was also sometimes referred to as Lint-Fiat Cemetery, but there's no entry for her there.
Note: Mary's death certificate lists burial as "Lint Cemetery, Baltic O". It's possible she's buried in this cemetery with Yost, but I did not find a marker. The cemetery at Fiat (in the same township as Baltic) was also sometimes referred to as Lint-Fiat Cemetery, but there's no entry for her there.
Yost was a son of George & Elizabeth Miller Snyder, and married Mary Lint on July 18, 1860. The 1880 census lists them with nine children: Cevila, George, Daniel, Isaac, Rebecca, John, Calvin, Elnora and Maggie.
Note: Mary's death certificate lists burial as "Lint Cemetery, Baltic O". It's possible she's buried in this cemetery with Yost, but I did not find a marker. The cemetery at Fiat (in the same township as Baltic) was also sometimes referred to as Lint-Fiat Cemetery, but there's no entry for her there.
Note: Mary's death certificate lists burial as "Lint Cemetery, Baltic O". It's possible she's buried in this cemetery with Yost, but I did not find a marker. The cemetery at Fiat (in the same township as Baltic) was also sometimes referred to as Lint-Fiat Cemetery, but there's no entry for her there.
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