Bevier, Fanny (b. ABT 1829, d. ?)

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Note: He left New York State and moved to Missouri in 1857 and for a number of years followed the profession of teaching. In the Census of 1870 he was in Chandlerville Township, Cass County, Illinois. He was listed as an Inn Keeper. In 1880 & 1900, he lived in Range 10 W., Cass County, Illinois and was a farmer. Emily's brother and sister Albert and Mary Wing lived with them. In 1900 he was named Edward. Another source indicates they moved to a farm near Northview, Webster County Missouri in 1906. In 1910, he was enumerated in Webster County, Grant Twp., Missouri. He was farming there. In October 1914, the family moved to Eureka, Kansas where they lived until Edwin and Emily died.

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Note: He married Caroline Hawthorne September 20, 1863 in Cass County, Illinois. The name is Edwan Bevier on the marriage record. This is somewhat of a cross between Edwin and Edward, so I'm assuming it means Edward as Edwin's two marriages are documented fully.

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Note: Her brother, Edward W. Bevier was appointed her guardian at her father's death when she was eighteen. She inherited one hundred dollars from her father. Another source indicates she was born in Pennsylvania, but we don't believe that is true. She lived with her family on a farm in Skaneateles Township, Onondaga County New York in 1880.

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Note: The family resided in Elmwood Township, Beaver County, Oklahoma in 1910 & 1920. They were farmers. Edna died in the state hospital for mental illness in Fulton, Missouri. She fought mental illness her entire life.

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Note: She married late in life and died in childbirth in 1907.

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Note: His middle name could be Henry. In 1930 he was a farm laborer. His last SS check was sent to Brownsville, Oregon 97327.

Reference: 6207

Note: She and her two children lived in Los Angeles, California in 1930. She was a seamstress in a department store and Leonard was a clerk in a hardware store.

Source: (Death)
Titel: Family member letter

Reference: 6208

Note: He moved to California in 1927 and was a resident of Long Beach for twelve years. He retired from the Atlas Nut and Bolt Company in1978. He was employed by Atlas as a salesman. He was cremated and buried at sea.

Source: (Death)
Titel: Family member personal history e-mail

Reference: 6209

Note: Samuel Ryan and Roberta operated the Wardrobe Cleaners in Wilmington, California for forty years. She was a member of the Calvary Presbyterian Church there for thirty-five years and sang in the choir and church musicals. Roberta moved to Bakersfield in 1997. She lived in Laurel Springs Assisted Living the last year of her life, enjoying the exercise program and Bible study class there.

Source: (Death)
Titel: Family member personal history e-mail

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