Yender

"I got a rifle-gun yender, what I kain't noways do without." ❋ Waldron Baily (N/A)

One's 'bout stacked up on the sand, yender, and t'other'll be waitin 'fur yer orders purty soon. ❋ Glance Gaylord (N/A)

They knew that they did not belong on the same Platform with One who had been up yender in Chicago for goin 'on Twelve weeks finding out how to be a Business Man. ❋ George Ade (1905)

Cow, a Bird Dog of dubious Ancestry, an Axe and a Skillet, and started them over the Divide toward the perilous Frontier, away out yender in ❋ George Ade (1905)

Muley Cow, a Bird Dog of dubious Ancestry, an Axe and a Skillet, and started them over the Divide toward the perilous Frontier, away out yender in Illinoy. ❋ George Ade (1905)

We're the Lord's chosen, and over yender is a generation of vipers warned to flee from the wrath to come. ❋ Harry Leon Wilson (1903)

But it's a long ways over yender, and while I ain't ever had any revelations myself, I'm pretty sure the Lord means to have me toler'bly well fed, and my back kept bone-dry on the way. ❋ Harry Leon Wilson (1903)

But that blasted, grinnin 'effijiggy there stands for that rotten old punk-heap that's jest gone to pieces out yender, and it's the only thing I've got to get back on. ❋ Holman Day (1900)

"Both of 'em hurried up the hill over yender, an 'that's the last I seen of 'em," concluded the lad. ❋ George Barr McCutcheon (1897)

Now, at least, he should be able to look his seafaring grandfather and his roving uncle in the face, if so be he should happen to meet them "over yender." ❋ Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards (1896)

"The Widder Brett lives down yender!" said the sandy person, nodding down the street. ❋ Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards (1896)

Betwixt the sky up yender and the achin 'of yer eye. ❋ James Whitcomb Riley (1882)

The best chestnut-trees is yender, the best shellbarks t'other way. ❋ Evelyn Raymond (1876)

By the Lord, Bill, the buck is comin 'this way; ye can see his horns lift above the leetle balsams as he breaks through the thicket yender. ❋ Unknown (1872)

And who can run a stretch of water like the one ahead yender, with his eyes blinded? ❋ Unknown (1872)

Sport, yender, have sot it down that we're to have a dinner, and the question in council to-night is, Who shall we invite to our dinner? ❋ Unknown (1872)

Father's down yender, and he and Bijah will see to her. ❋ Various (1868)

"Is ther any danger of meeting any Yanks on that road over yender?" ❋ John Hill (1862)

"Island, yender," answered the boy, with a gesture of his thumb over his shoulder. ❋ Louisa May Alcott (1860)

Aginst I pulled down the fence and got my hoss over, Sally and 'Gius was away yender. ❋ Unknown (1859)