Bevier, Fred (b. 18 MAY 1861, d. ABT 5 APR 1927)

Note: During the census of 1920, Fred Bevier had a daughter in law, Myrtle C. Tanner, age 29 and grandson, William B. Tanner, age 01 living with him.He lived in Wayne County, Wolcott Twp., New York in 1900 with his mother, wife and nephew. He and his wife ran a furniture store and mortuary.

Reference: 1993

Note: Census indicates a date of birth of May 1863. In 1880, she was living with her parents in Niles, Cayuga County, New York and was listed as a school teacher at the age of almost 17. The couple lived in Wolcott, Wayne County, New York. Fred was a funeral director and furniture store prop. Cora graduated from Cortland Normal School and taught at the Lodi school for many years. .

Reference: 1994

Reference: 1995

Note: During the census of 1900, 1910, 1920, &1930 his family lived in Warren County, Triumph Township, Pennsylvania. He farmed in 1900 and worked in the oil fields in 1910, 1920, 1930.

Source: (Birth)
Titel: US Census of 1920

Reference: 1996

Note: He resided in Niles Township, Cayuga County, New York in 1860 and was a farmer.

Reference: 1997

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Reference: 2002

Note: He resided in Napanoch, no issue of the marriage. He is listed in the census of 1870 as a clerk. There is some confusion as to where he died. A NYC newspaper obit indicates he died in New York City 4 Mar 1908, was 57 years of age and was buried in West Laurel Hill Cemetery.

Reference: 2003

Note: In the census of 1860, she was named Katy by the enumerator.

Reference: 2004

Note: He was in the insurance business in Philadelphia and resided in Media, Pennsylvania in 1890. In 1900, he had moved to Ward #27 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1910, he lived in Philadelphia, Ward #46. He was a special agent for the Queen Fire Insurance Co. and later life insurance. His father Richard T. Bevier lived with him and was 85 years old.

Reference: 2005

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Reference: 2008

Note: She did not marry. She resided alone in Bergen, New Jersey in 1910.

Reference: 2009

Note: At the age of 18 he started to learn the drug business in Summit, New Jersey. After passing the New Jersey examination he bought a store in Matteawan, New York where he conducted business for 20 years. In Jan 1908, he was coroner for Matteawan. After marrying Kate Brown, he moved to Poughkeepsie where he was the proprietor of a large and flourishing pharmacy business.

Reference: 2010

Note: Conrad, after completing his elementary school education, attended Holbrook's Military School at Sing Sing for two years. In 1900, he was a boarder and drug clerk in Bronx, New York. His date of birth was stated as March 1872. He went into the drug business with his brother, Henry B. Bevier, at Poughkeepsie, but later removed to Kingston, New York, where he was a well-known druggist. He resided in Kingston, NY in 1920.

Reference: 2011

Note: The census of 1910 indicates she was born about 1858.

Reference: 2012