McCorkell, Jane (b. MAY 1851, d. ?)

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Note: In 1916, John C. BeVier, applied for a passport to go to Argentina to work as a mechanic in construction for no longer than three years.He was to leave New York City on the ship "Victris" on November 25, 1916. At the time he was residing in Hudson, Columbia County, New York. He spelled his surname with a capital V on his passport application. John was founder and President of John C. Bevier, Inc. Also, he was president of Bogold Brothers Inc. of Buffalo, New York. No issue of this marriage. He registered for the WW 1 draft in Columbia County, New York. In 1930 he lived in Kenmore, Erie County, New York and was manager in a general contracting business.

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Note: In 1917-1918 he completed a US Army draft registration for WW 1 in Troy, Rensselaer County, New York. He was educated at Rensselaer Polytecnic Institute He lived in Buffalo, New York in 1930. He was a millwright contractor and a sales engineer. He is listed in the voting registrations in Los Angeles County in 1952 and 1954.

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Note: She was a Professor emeritus of the Ohio State University Department of English. Listed in Who's Who of American Women.

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Note: Lived in Buffalo, New York in 1945.

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Note: In 1900, this family lived in Shelby Village, Ohio. He owned a bicycle shop.

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Note: She lived in Portland, Oregon in 1950.

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Note: He attended Ohio State U. Served on the Wellington, Ohio Board of Education for 8 years and was president for one year. He owned dry goods department stores in Wellington, Oberlin, Willard, and New London, Ohio and was active in politics, banking, scouting, his country club and many other activities over the years. A good citizen!
His last SS address was Wellington, Lorain County, Ohio.

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Note: He graduated from Ohio State U. as a Civil Engineer. He played in the Ohio State Band while attending school. He owned the L. F. Bevier & Co, a John Deere and farm supply dealership. Martha graduated from Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music. She was a music teacher with the Wellington, Ohio school system.

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Note: He registered for the WW 1 draft in Richland County, Ohio in 1917-18. He resided in Richland County, Plymouth Twp., Ohio in 1920. He was a farm laborer. He retired from the Shelby Sales book Company. No issue from either marriage.

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