Cecil, William (b. , d. ?)

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Note: In 1901 he began the construction of an automobile. It was the third in the City of Lincoln, Nebraska, and was his own design. It was restored in 1958 and driven by the builder in parades. The records of its construction are still intact and it is displayed at Gage County Historical Society in Beatrice, Nebraska. Rueben was a tool and die maker and also an inventor.

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Note: In 1900 and 1910, he resided in Wawarsing Twp., Ulster County, New York. His father lived with him in 1900. He was a farmer. In 1920, he lived in Ulster County, Neversink Township.

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Note: His residence was in Wawarsing Twp., Ulster County, New York in 1900 and 1910. He lived in Neversink Township, Ulster County, NY in 1920 and his occupation was farming. He was listed as Hiram H. Bevier.

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Note: She apparently lived in Manhattan, NYC in 1900. She and the rest of her family are buried in Rochester, New York.

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Note: She was enumerated as Alice D. Bevier in the 1850 census in Chenango Cty., New York. Also, listed as Alice D. in her death notice in New York City newspaper.

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Note: He was listed as a clerk in Rochester, New York in the census of 1870.

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Note: She lived with her son Solomon in Granville Summit, Pennsylvania in 1870.

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Note: The Windfall Cemetery records online indicate he died in 1822.

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Note: His tombstone has a date of birth of Sep 11, 1831. In 1880, he resided in Wells, Bradford County, Pennsylvania with his sister- in-law Laura Bovier and niece Hattie.

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Note: Another source indicates Allen was born about 1836. His tombstone indicates a date of birth of Dec 22, 1839. In 1870, he resided in Granville Twp., Bradford County, Pennsylvania. His nephew, Volney M. Bovier lived with him.

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Note: His first name is sometimes spelled Seely or Seelye. He was divorced from Hannah Mar 27, 1872. He served as Corporal in Co. C, 80th regiment of the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry in the Civil War as a bugler. He lived in Jones Township, Elk County, Pennsylvania in 1880. He was general manager of the American Sales Book Company. In 1900 & 1910 the family resided in Bradford County, Franklin Township, Pennsylvania.

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