Bevier, Henrietta Elizabeth (b. 30 JUN 1864, d. 24 FEB 1923)

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Note: He was called Arthur in the census of 1870. He was a carpenter by trade and for a considerable time was employed at Camp Augusta. He lived his whole lifetime in the vicinity of Augusta, Michigan. In 1900, they resided in Kalamazoo, Michigan and he was a bartender. Charles and Eva Merritt were divorced in Colorado in Jan 1907. He was a man of good habits and pleasing disposition according to his obit. In 1910, they resided in Augusta Village, Michigan, he was a farmer. Charles' step-daughter Eleanora Giddings lived with them. Charles and Emma were both killed in a train wreck in Porter, Indiana February 27, 1921.

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Note: She was first married to William R. Giddings April 29, 1878. Mr. Giddings died in 1905 and she married Charles Bevier two years later. She had one son with Mr. Giddings, Dr. A. M. Giddings of Crosby, Wyoming, and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Louise Dieren of Represa, California.

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Note: Resided in Augusta, Michigan for a time, then lived in Kalamazoo, Michigan in 1900, 1910, and 1920. She was a stenographer at Grein Tool Co. in 1910. She then worked for Kellogg Co. as a stenographer for 25 years.

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Note: The Michigan Birth Index indicates he was born Nov 29, 1877 in Ross, Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Another source lists his date of birth as Nov 1, 1880. His WW 1 draft registration in Eaton County, Michigan states a birth date of 30 Nov 1878. When his brother, Charles Arthur Bevier, was killed in a train wreck in 1921, Harry lived in Saskatchewan, Canada.

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Note: In 1903, he was clerking in a hardware store in Augusta, Michigan and his name was spelled Morris. His WW 1 draft registration was completed in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Maurice lived with his sister Josephine in Kalamazoo County in 1920. In 1930, he resided in Brady Township, Kalamazoo County, Michigan He was a lifelong resident of Augusta, Michigan and his occupation was farming.

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Note: He died of cholera.

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Note: He enlisted in the 6th Michigan Infantry, Company C. He was killed during the battle of Mobile Bay in 1864.

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Note: She resided in Albion, Michigan with her family in 1880. She was listed as living at 214 Ingham Street in Jackson, Michigan in 1888 and again in 1910 with daughters Blanche and Nellie.

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Note: He served as a corporal in Co. G., 32nd Michigan Infantry in the Spanish-American War and received a pension for his service. He was a machinist at G. T. Smith Co. in 1887. He lived at 134 Blackstone Street in Jackson, Michigan. In 1888, he lived at 214 Ingham St, Jackson, Michigan with Jennie E., Clarence D, and Blanche Bevier. He was a farmer at the time of his first marriage. In 1910 he lived alone in Ward #2 in Kalamazoo, Michigan and he was a mechanical engineer. In 1920 and1930, he lived in Ward #3, Grand Rapids, Michigan and was a mechanical engineer.

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