DeWitt, Reuben E. (b. 1745, d. ?)

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Note: In 1850, 1860, 1880 census, he lived in Wawarsing Twp., Ulster County. He was a farmer with real property valued at $4,000.

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Note: Another source of church records indicates she died in 1837.

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Note: He lived in Broome County, Chenango Township during the census of 1850 and Binghamton City in 1860. His occupation was railroad conductor. Henry Bevier was one of the founders of the Hathaway and Gordon Brewing Company of Rochester, New York. When he passed away he left a large estate to his widow and son, George Henry. George was lost at sea and his ship was never heard from. When Mrs. Bevier died at the age of 81, she left a major part of her estate to Rochester Institute of Technology. The Bevier Building, erected with this money, has been a long-time important part of the R.I.T. campus.

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Note: Resided in Wells and Granville Townships, Pennsylvania. He was a successful physician in Bradford County, Pennsylvania. He also was a farmer. Tombstone indicates his date of birth as 8 Jan 1804.

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Note: On the census of 1850, his name is spelled Bovier. His occupation was farming and he lived in Chemung County, Township of Southport, New York. Evidently he moved earlier to Michigan and then back to Chemung County, New York. The 1850 census indicates his children were born in New York although other sources say they were born in Michigan.

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