Bevier, Leon A. (b. , d. ?)

Reference: 2134

Note: He was a prosperous farmer. His year of birth could have possibly been 1853. He resided in Plymouth Village, Ohio in 1900 and was name was enumerated as Willard. He lived in Plymouth again in 1910.

Reference: 2135

Note: During the census of 1870, Phila was listed as head of household with three children, in Auburn Township, Crawford County, Ohio. Her husband was not listed at that time. In 1900, she lived in Richland County, Cass Twp., Ohio with her niece Edith J. DeWitt.

Reference: 2136

Reference: 2137

Note: In 1860, the family resided in Norwich Township, Huron County, Ohio and he was a farmer with real property valued at $1,300. In 1870, he resided in Angola, Steuben County, Indiana and was a farmer. His real property was valued at $2,400. In 1880, he ran a livery and the family resided in Garrett, DeKalb County, Indiana.

Reference: 2138

Note: In 1870, he was unmarried and lived with his parents in Angola, Steuben County, Indiana and his occupation was farming. He was described as a livery man in the census of 1880 and the family resided in Edgerton, Williams County, Ohio.

Reference: 2139

Note: In the 1870 census her name is Phila J. Bevier. James is missing from the census and Phila resided in Brutus Twp., Cayuga Cty., NY with four children. She lived on Fulton Street in Auburn, New York at one time.

Reference: 2140

Note: In 1900, she resided in Skaneateles, Onondaga County, New York with her two children. She was a dressmaker and her two children were attending school.

Reference: 2141

Note: In 1880, he resided in Auburn, Cayuga Country, New York and he was a molder by trade.

Reference: 2142

Note: In 1880, he and his wife resided in 2nd Ward, Auburn, NY and his occupation was moulder. He was listed as a meat cutter in the Auburn, New York City Directory of 1890. In 1891-92 he was assistant foreman at Howe Scale Co. in Rutland, Vermont. Lived in Auburn during the Census of 1900. He was listed in the Auburn Directory of 1900 as an agent for D M O & Co., lived at 24 Sherman St. In 1906, he was listed in the Auburn, NY City Directory as a travel agent and lived at 35 Wood Street. At the time of his second marriage in 1908, he resided in Auburn, New York and was a traveling salesman. In 1910, he resided with his second wife Annie in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. His occupation was Division super intendant of an international correspondence school.

Reference: 2143

Note: On her marriage certificate her name was spelled Beeb. That was her first married name as she was born Annie Sherwood. She and her first husband were divorced.

Reference: 2144

Note: Her given name was Olivia in the census of 1910.

Reference: 2145

Note: She was listed in the Methodist Church records of Auburn, New York 1875-1885.

Reference: 2146

Note: In 1900 he was a day laborer and lived in Skaneateles Township, Onondaga County, New York

Reference: 2147

Reference: 2148

Note: He was a clerk and mechanic in Auburn, New York in 1890. James is listed as being employed at Howe Scale Co. in Rutland, Vermont in 1891-92 along with his brother, Eugene L. Bevier. He was then a contractor and builder in Syracuse, New York. He resided in Skaneateles, New York in 1900. In 1906, he was listed in the Auburn City Directory as a carpenter living at 8 Maple Street. In 1910, he lived in Ward 1, Auburn, NY. In 1920, he and his family lived in Syracuse, New York and he was listed as a roofing salesman. He broke his back in a fall from a scaffold. He lived in Syracuse, NY in 1930 also.

Reference: 2149

Reference: 2150

Note: In 1900, his family resided in Coldwater, Michigan. He was a teamster. He was listed in Detroit, MI as a laborer, clerk, salesman, travel agent, chauffeur from 1907-1918. Lived at 459 Mack Avenue for much of this time. In 1910, his occupation in Detroit is machinery salesman. Lived in Battle Creek, Michigan in 1920.

Reference: 2151

Reference: 2152

Note: The family resided in Girard Township, Branch County, Michigan in 1880. His occupation was farming.

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