Mitchell, Clendennin W. (b. , d. ?)

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Note: He enlisted in the U. S. Navy in Cleveland, Ohio on Sep 3, 1909. He was a Pharmacist. Served aboard USS St. Louis. He was then assigned to Naval Training Station at Norfolk, Virgina. Discharged honorably Apr 20, 1918. Re-enlisted and was appointed Chief Pharmacist's Mate Apr 1918 until discharged again Jun 23, 1921.
In 1910 he was enumerated at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. He was enumerated in the census of 1920 living with his daughter, Frances E. at the Naval Base of Cavite in the Philippines. In 1930, he was living in Norfolk, Virginia. Burial records indicate he attained a rank of Lt. Commander. He was a career navy officer and died while serving in the US Navy. His last known address was in San Bruno, California 94006.

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Note: His WW 1 draft registration in Ventura, CA indicates a date of birth of 16 Oct 1892 in Ohio. He was wounded in France in WW 1. He was a boarder in Oxnard, California in 1920 and was a post office clerk according to the Federal Census. In 1930, he resided in Oxnard, California and he was an assistant postmaster. His last SS check was sent to zip code 90812. The SS Death Index indicates Ralph Bevier was born Oct 16, 1892 and died Jan 15 1968 in California. Another source indicates a death date of Jan 20, 1968.

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Note: The SSDI indicates her date of birth was Dec 6, 1896. Her last SS check was sent to Ojai, California 93023.

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Note: She is listed as Anna A. Bevier in the 1900 census. Another source indicates her first name is Aura. The family resided at Chicago Junction Village, Huron County, Ohio.

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Note: The following appeared in the Elyria, Ohio Chronicle Telegram 25 Jan 1921. " Ida Bevier seeks divorce from Charles H. Bevier whom she married 28 years ago on grounds of cruelty."

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Note: He registered for the WW 1 draft in Huron County, Ohio in 1917-18. Possibly born Garrett Joseph BeVier. He went by the name of "Joe." In two census' he was Joseph G. Bevier. He was an engineer on a lake boat based in Ludington, Michigan. His tombstone is marked Garrett J. Bevier.

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Note: LeRoy, Margie, and Iva [ surnames unknown] were stepchildren of Melvin Lowell BeVier.

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Note: In 1900, she resided with her mother and her children Clesson and Clifford in Plymouth Village, Ohio. Abram is not present at that time.

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