Elizabeth Upham Yates

1857–1942 (age 85)

Biography

Elizabeth Upham Yates, born in 1857, lived a life guided by conviction and a deep sense of justice. She engaged thoughtfully with her community, advocating for fairness and encouraging others to stand with compassion.

Elizabeth's legacy of courage and moral clarity is honored at Oak Hill Cemetery, where her memory remains a beacon for those who seek to make a positive difference.

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