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John Butler Yeats
Irish artist (1839-1922)
- Child of William Butler Yeats and Jane Grace Corbet
- Married to Susan Pollexfen
- Dated 16 March 1839 CE – 3 February 1922 CE
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Overview
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Family
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The family as a list · 18
Family 18
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- child of (mother) Jane Grace Corbet (1811-1876)
- child of (father) William Butler Yeats (1806-1862)
- parent of (child) Elizabeth Yeats Anglo-Irish book publisher
- parent of (child) Lily Yeats Irish artist (1866–1949)
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parent of (father) Jack Butler Yeats Irish artist (1871-1957) - parent of (child) Jane Grace Yeats
- parent of (child) Robert Corbet Yeats (27 Mar 1870 - certain 3 Mar 1873)
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parent of (father) William Butler Yeats Irish poet and playwright (1865–1939) - sibling of Ellen Yeats
- sibling of Fanny Yeats
- sibling of Isaac Yeats
- sibling of Jane Grace Yeats
- sibling of Mary Letitia Yeats
- sibling of Robert Corbet Yeats
- sibling of William Butler Yeats 1843-1899
- sibling of Yeats
- sibling of Yeats
- married to Susan Pollexfen Irish family matriarch
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