Warren, Hazel (b. 26 DEC 1903, d. AUG 1986)

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Note: Lived in Big Rapids, Mecosta Cty., Michigan. Occupation was that of a dentist. He enlisted in U.S. Army at Columbus Pks., Ohio 4 Jun 1918. Served in hospitals. Rose in rank to Sgt. 1st Class and served in Dijon, France in Medical Laboratory. Served also in Belgium. Discharged from Army 3 July 1919. Lived in Detroit in 1920. In 1930, he resided in Detroit and ran a dental office.

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Note: She attended and graduated from Olivet College. Further training in Education was obtained at U. of Michigan and Central Michigan U. She authored the book "The Kindergarten Way." (Dorrance & Co. Philadelphia, 1963). In 1930, she was a lodger in Saginaw, Michigan and her occupation was teaching in the public school system.

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Note: In 1930, she resided with three children and her mother in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Her occupation was cutter in a knitting mill. Her daughter Gertrude was employed as a key puncher in a furniture factory.

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Note: In 1930, according to the census report he resided in Reed City, Michigan and he was a railroad bridge builder. His family notes that he was a cook and then a foreman with the Chesapeake and Ohio RR. Michigan death index indicates he died 19 Jan 1982. Theodore and Mildred are buried in Blythefield Cemetery, Grand Rapids, Michigan. The annual family reunions of the Benton/BeVier clan are an outgrowth of Newt's backyard family parties.

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Note: She was born on the family farm one mile north of Hawkins, Michigan and educated in a country school for a time. She was a bookkeeper for Crystal Flash Oil Company in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Her husband, Kip, was a chemist with Rinshead-Mason Paint Company in Grand Rapids, Michigan. After her marriage to Cliff they resided in Reed City, then moved to Grand Rapids. During WW 2 they lived in Herman Gardens, Michigan.

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Note: George and Gertude were both veterans of WW 2. He was Technician 4th grade in Crile General Hospital, Parma, Ohio in November 1944. He graduated from Wayne State University Mortuary School in Detroit. His occupation for 27 years was funeral director. Gertrude was an RN and was in the Nursing Corps of the US Army. She was later employed at the Ferguson-Droste Ferguson Hospital in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

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Note: He resided in Gardiner, Ulster County, New York in 1880 and he was a farmer.

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