Newman, Elizabeth (Betty) (b. ABT 1790, d. ?)

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Note: He did not marry. Enlisted in Akan, Wisconsin 15 Feb 1865 to fight in Civil War He lived with his brother-in-law, Isaac Neher in Dell Rapids, Dakota Territory in 1880. His occupation was shoemaker. In 1900, he resided in Humboldt County, Vernon Twp., Iowa and he was a shoemaker. He evidently served his country during the Civil War as he filed for a pension when living in Iowa. He owned a home and it had a mortgage.

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Note: One source indicates that his name might be Moses William Bevier. He enlisted in the Union Army 29 Feb 1864 in Dane, Wisconsin and served as a Private in Co. B, 36th Wisconsin Infantry during the Civil War. He was wounded at the battle of Cold Harbor. His widow, Sarah, filed for an army pension when she was living in South Dakota. He moved to to Iowa in 1877 and the family lived in Rock Grove, Floyd County, Iowa in 1880. His occupation was farming. He resided in Crawford County and then purchased the Boaz House Hotel in Boaz, Wisconsin.

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Note: The couple moved to California and thence to Dell Rapids, South Dakota in 1879. During the 1880 census, they were farming in Dell Rapids, Minnehaha County, Dakota Territory. Caroline's siblings, Enarcha and Henry Bevier were residing in the same home.

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Note: He did not marry. He lived in West Roseberg Pct., Douglas County, Oregon in 1910 and 1920. His niece, Gladys E. Taylor lived with him. He was a farmer and owned his home free of mortgage.

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Note: In 1900, 1910, &1920 he was living in Jerould County, Alpena Township, South Dakota and was a farmer. On Oct 14, 1890, he purchased 160 acres of land from the Land Bureau Management of the U.S. Government in Jerould County, South Dakota.

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Note: She lived with her sister Caroline and her husband, Isaac Neher, in Dell Rapids, Dakota Territory in 1880.

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Note: Another source indicates his date of birth was Nov 3, 1847. He lived with his wife in Duluth, Minnesota in 1880. Census of 1900 indicates Joseph was born in Wisconsin, lived in Mower County, Leroy Twp. and farmed. Family history indicates he was born in New York State. He lived in St. Paul, Minnesota in 1910. In 1920, he lived in Mower County, Leroy Township, Minnesota. He owned his home free of mortgage.

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Note: She lived with her brother William W. Sweet and his wife in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1930.

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Note: Other sources indicate several differences in this person. Her parents are stated to be Joseph Bevier or unknown Bevier and Emelie Quinet or Emily Frances Quinette, born Sep 3, 1827 in France. Frances' date of birth is stated as Nov 5, 1848. Her husband and children's surname is spelled Bruso at another source. This may have been an attempt to shorten a difficult name by John Brousseau.

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Note: His surname name is also sometimes spelled Brusso or Bruso. His death record is Bruso.

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Note: A Frederick G. Bevier owned 160 acres of land purchased in in Spink County, South Dakota in 1889 from the U.S. Government Land Patent office.

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Note: Family history indicates she was born in New York. The census records indicate she was born in Wisconsin.

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