Yates and Others
Ann Catherine Ross
1719 - 1772 (52 years)
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Name Ann Catherine Ross Born 14 Aug 1719 Delaware 
Gender Female Died 3 Feb 1772 Delaware Person ID I30375 Yatesville History & Genealogy Last Modified 25 Jun 2020
Father George V. Aeneas Ross, b. 1680, Scotland , d. 18 Nov 1755 (Age 75 years) Mother Joanna Williams, b. 1689, d. 29 Sep 1726 (Age 37 years) Family ID F10907 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family John Jasper Yates, Yeates, b. 4 Jul 1720, d. 14 Feb 1795 (Age 74 years) Last Modified 4 Dec 2021 Family ID F9647 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Ann Catharine, daughter of the Reverend George Boss, a native of Scotland, who settled in New Castle in 1703, and until his death, in 1754, officiated as rector of Immanuel Church. Mrs. Yeates's mother was Joanna Williams, of Rhode Island. Mrs. Yeates was born about 1724, and died February 3, 1772, aged forty-eight years. She is buried in Immanuel Churchyard. Mr. Yeates married, secondly (Immanuel Church Register), March 15, 1790, Ann Bonner, a native of Ireland, who came to America in her youth. Mr. Yeates died in New Castle County, February 14, 1795, and was buried in Immanuel Churchyard. Letters of administration on his estate were granted to James Riddle, Mrs. Yeates renouncing her rights.
By his first wife John Yeates had five children: George, Mary, George, Ann, George.
- Ann Catharine, daughter of the Reverend George Boss, a native of Scotland, who settled in New Castle in 1703, and until his death, in 1754, officiated as rector of Immanuel Church. Mrs. Yeates's mother was Joanna Williams, of Rhode Island. Mrs. Yeates was born about 1724, and died February 3, 1772, aged forty-eight years. She is buried in Immanuel Churchyard. Mr. Yeates married, secondly (Immanuel Church Register), March 15, 1790, Ann Bonner, a native of Ireland, who came to America in her youth. Mr. Yeates died in New Castle County, February 14, 1795, and was buried in Immanuel Churchyard. Letters of administration on his estate were granted to James Riddle, Mrs. Yeates renouncing her rights.
