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Knifong, Ester Perry (b. ABT 1894, d. ?)

Reference: 2394

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Lane, Caroline R. (b. 15 NOV 1840, d. 23 FEB 1902)

Note: Her marriage to Joshua was her second. She was married to a Mr. Gray previously.

Reference: 2395

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Rose, Amanda S. (b. MAR 1841, d. 1924)

Note: In 1880, she resided in District 2, Gloversville, Fulton County, New York with her two sons, father and brother James. She is listed in the Gloversville Directory as a widow living with her sons, Edward and Delbert at 44 School Street in 1890 and 1891. Amanda and Delbert then lived at 69 Spring Street in 1892 & 1893, but Edward was no longer with them. In 1900, she was listed as Jenny and living with Edward and Delbert in Gloversville.

Reference: 2396

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Bevier, Edward L. (b. FEB 1865, d. 9 NOV 1972)

Note: He is listed in the census of 1870 as Edwin L. Bevier. Occupation is listed as tanner in the 1890-1892 Gloversville, New York Directory. In 1910, he resided in Johnstown, Fulton County, New York.

Reference: 2397

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Bevier, Adelbert G. (Delbert) (b. MAR 1869, d. ?)

Note: His occupation is listed in the Gloversville, New York Directory of 1890 as a tanner. In 1900, he resides in Ward 4, Gloversville, Fulton Cty., New York. His occupation is leather maker. He is single.

Reference: 2398

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Curtiss, Marshall Smith (b. 11 JUL 1821, d. ?)

Note: Another source indicates his surname was spelled Curtiss. In 1850, he resided in Osceola Township, Stark County, Illinois and he was a blacksmith. In 1880, he lived in Bradford, Stark County, Illinois.

Reference: 2399

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Curtiss, Bela (b. , d. ?)

Reference: 2400

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Scoville, Oersis (b. , d. ?)

Reference: 2401

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Curtiss, Bela Hazard (b. 24 SEP 1842, d. 1 JAN 1905)

Note: In the census of 1860, his given name is Bester H., 1in 1870 he was called B. H. and he was a carpenter in Bradford, Stark County, Illinois. The couple later resided in Burnside, Illinois.

Reference: 2402

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Risedorph, Helen (b. ABT 1829, d. 13 MAR 1899)

Note: She is listed as Ellen in the census of 1870.

Reference: 2403

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Bevier, Sarah Ann (b. ABT 1849, d. ?)

Reference: 2404

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Bevier, Emily J. (b. MAR 1850, d. 13 OCT 1930)

Reference: 2405

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Bevier, Mary Helen (b. ABT 1852, d. ?)

Reference: 2406

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Bevier, George W. (b. ABT 1864, d. 27 SEP 1892)

Reference: 2407

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Egbert, Isaac H. (b. ABT 1835, d. 1915)

Note: In the census of 1880, he was listed as a car driver. Presumably this meant a trolley driver probably in Elmira, NY as they resided in that city.

Reference: 2408

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Unknown, (b. , d. ?)

Reference: 2409

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Bevier, Harry (b. , d. ?)

Reference: 2410

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Bevier, Beryl (b. , d. 1968)

Reference: 2411

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Hicks, Frances (Fanny) L. (b. JAN 1843, d. 1917)

Source: (Name)
Titel: Illinois State Archives Marriage Index

Reference: 2412

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Bevier, Clarence (b. 9 OCT 1865, d. 15 NOV 1949)

Note: His occupation was making brooms. He was also a school teacher. His wife was one his pupils at one time. In 1900 & 1910, he resided in Linn County, Yellow Creek Twp., Missouri. His mother was living with him. In 1930, the family still resided in Yellow Creek Township, Linn County, Missouri. Clarence was listed as a farmer doing general farming and they lived in a rented house. Five children were still living at home.

Reference: 2413

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