Dealing, Samuel (b. , d. ?)

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Note: Graduated from Rutgers U. in 1906 and was member of Phi Beta Kappa. Columbia Law School 1909. He registered for the WW 1 draft in Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey in 1917-18. He was a lawyer in New York City for over 40 years. Member of the Sons of the American Revolution. He and his two sisters, in 1935, gave the old Bevier Homestead in Marbletown to the Ulster County Historical Society. This fine old stone house is now the headquarters of that organization and is open as a museum during the summer months. He lived in Jersey City, New Jersey during the 1920 census. No issue from this marriage. This Louis is the last of the Louis Bevier line of Marbletown. He placed some of the old Bevier papers in the Columbia U. Library in New York City.

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Note: The Social Security Death Index indicates her date of birth as Aug 07, 1892.

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Note: She was an alumna of Vassar College, 1908. Margaret was very active in the Girl Scouts from 1934. She was a member of the National Executive Committee of the Girl Scouts of America.
She inherited many items of the old Bevier collection of historical items in Marbletown. The most precious item was the old Bevier Bible, written in French, brought to this country by Louis Bevier the Patentee. That Bible passed on to her son Dr. Ernest Bevier Wright, and eventually to Historic Huguenot Street. She wrote the following poem:

The prow of the ship points out to the sea
And the faces grow dim of those waving to me
What means these salt tears? Whate'er may betide
The world is my own with thee at my side.

The wind may arouse the waves in their might
They may battle and pound in the dark of the night
But I stretch out my hand. A touch of thine own
And they heart speaks to mine, "not alone, not alone."

This mountainous sea in a wind-broken shower
Against us in foam-clouds is flung. At such power
I wonder, but still with presage of harm
For I feel the strong touch of thy hand on my arm.

The warm, bending sky curving dimly above
Almost smothers my soul in the greatness of love
And my heart leaps to meet all that God made Devine
For His secret is ours, when thine eyes rest in mine.

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Note: Graduated in 1941 from Vassar College with Phi Beta Kappa Key honors. She did editorial work on children's books in NYC for William Morrow and Company.

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Note: She was a graduate of Vassar College in 1910.

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Note: She graduated from Vassar College with Phi Beta Kappa honors.

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Note: Graduated from Rutgers U. with Phi Beta Kappa honors. He also attended Princeton and was a minister and physician.

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