Swarthout, Louisa (b. 2 APR 1844, d. 28 AUG 1871)

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Note: Apparently she is the daughter of Ella Bevier, b: Abt. 1850.

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Note: In 1900, he resided in Neversink, Sullivan County, New York and he was a farmer. Resided in Grahamville, New York in 1916 when Katherine Bevier wrote her book.

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Note: He lived in Sullivan County, Neversink Twp., New York in 1920 and 1930. His occupation was farming.

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Note: She did not marry. She lived in East Hartford, Connecticut in 1910. Her brother, Benjamin lived with her. He was a plumber.

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Note: He was listed as Cornelius W. Bevier in the1870 census. During the census of 1920 and 1930 he lived in Neversink Township, Sullivan County, New York. His occupation was farming. He lived in Hartford, Connecticut with his uncle, John L. Bevier at one time. He is possibly buried on his former farm in Wawarsing on Rte. 55A near Roundout Reservoir. His grave marker was found there by a recent owner [2003] of the house.

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Note: He was listed as a tinsmith in the Census of 1900, living in Wawarsing Township, Ulster County. During the census of 1930, Benjamin was living in East Hartford, CT. with his wife Ethel D. Living with them were his two step-children Robert and Ruth Phiffeny, ages 18 and 12, both born in Connecticut. He owned a home valued at $8,000 and his occupation was plumber and tinsmith.

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Note: SSDI indicates her date of birth was Sep 29, 1889. Her middle initial has been listed as both C. and D.

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Note: He lived in Hartford County, Windsor Twp., Connecticut in 1910. He was a grocery merchant. Lived in Hartford, Connecticut in 1920 and 1942. In 1935, he was listed in the Hartford City Directory as a condiment manufacturer.

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