BeVier, Grover Cleveland (b. 15 FEB 1884, d. 11 MAR 1950)

Note: He lived with his father in law during the 1920 census in New Haven Township, Huron County, Ohio. His occupation was "manufacturer of ice cream." He evidently owned his own business. In 1930 he was in Plymouth Village still living with his father in law. He was an monument salesman.

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Note: He registered for the WW 1 draft in Richland County, Ohio. He worked for the Fate-Root-Health Company for 55 years.

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Note: Holtz was her first marriage name.

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Note: In 1930, she resided in Mansfield, Ohio and her niece Julia Bevier lived with her and her husband. She was electrocuted by a short in her washing machine.

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Note: He was a detective in the Mansfield, Ohio Police Department. He changed his name from Robinson to Robison at some point in time. In 1930 he lived in Mansfield, Ohio.

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Note: He was a livestock dealer. He served in WW I . He enlisted in the Army in Mansfield, Ohio on Apr 26, 1918. He was with the American Expeditionary Forces [Co. C. 331 Infantry] June 8, 1918 to Dec 24, 1918. His rank was Private. He was a member of the American Legion. SSDI indicates he died Sep 15, 1966.

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Note: He died of pneumonia.

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Note: He never married.

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Note: Glenn and Jane were divorced.

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Note: He owned and ran a trucking line called Columbia Trucking Company in Columbia Station, Ohio.

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Note: In the census of 1930 he is plainly named Dale. I believe the enumerator heard in his mind Dale instead of Del.

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Note: Marvin and Ruth Ann are divorced.

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Note: He served in the armed forces from 1950-1952 during the Korean conflict. Farming was his occupation.

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