  We report magnetization and specific heat measurements down to 2 K and
electrical resistivity down to millikelvin temperatures on polycrystalline
samples of the non-centrosymmetric compound Yb2Co12P7. In addition to the
previously reported ferromagnetic ordering of the cobalt sub-lattice at T_C =
136 K we find a magnetic transition below T_M = 5 K that is likely associated
with ordering of the Yb ions. The broad nature of the specific heat anomaly
suggests disordered magnetism and possible short range correlations well above
T_M.
