Bevier, John Emmet (b. 6 JUN 1875, d. 17 NOV 1877)

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Note: During the census of 1850, he resided in Saugerties Twp., Ulster County, NY. He was a farmer. Later he moved to Oil Creek, Pennsylvania.

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Note: From Biographical Review of Cayuga County: He married in his 24th year and moved to Livingston County, New York in 1824 where he rented land and was a part-time hatter. After eleven years, he returned to Owasco. In 1840, he traveled over the county selling papers, being widely known as the "Postman." In 1842 he bought a farm in the Town of Niles, which he occupied until 1850, when he purchased another. Selling the latter in 1854, he moved to Onondaga County, where he sojourned for but one year, and then again coming to Owasco, bought the farm known as the Hunsicker Farm. At the time of his death which took place in 1872, he had accumulated considerable property. He is listed as Abram in the Federal Census' of 1850 & 1860. In 1850 & 1870, he lived with his wife Mary and son John M. in Owasco Township, Cayuga County, New York. His real property was valued at $2,480.

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Source: (Birth)
Titel: The Bevier Family - by Katherine Bevier
Auteur: Katherine Bevier
Publicatie: Tobias A. Wright Company - 1916
Media: Book

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Note: Her family resided in Wawarsing, Ulster County in 1850. Her husband was a farmer with real property worth $3,000. She moved to Stark County, Illinois in 1855, probably to be near her sister Elizabeth. Her name in Dutch was Jenneke.

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Note: He was a wagon maker and moved to Lafayette, Stark County, Illinois in 1856. He lived in Goshen Twp., Stark County, IL in 1860. He was listed as a wagon maker. He was crippled by kidney disease in later life.

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Note: He resided in Fairfax, Virginia for a time after marrying. In 1880, he resided with his daughter Sarah and her family in Plunketts Creek, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania. In 06/12/1885 he purchased 160 acres of land from the US Land Office in Murray County, Minnesota.

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Note: He attended the schools of Napanoch when he was a boy. He and his wife Sarah were active members of the Napanoch Reformed Church.

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