Bevier, LeRoy (Lee) William (b. 25 MAY 1908, d. 11 FEB 1998)

Note: Lee was employed as an oil field pumper for several local oil companies in Pennsylvania before he retired in 1976. He was a resident of Pleasantville, Pennsylvania. For two months, he was a patient of Grandview Advanced Health Services in Oil City, Pennsylvania. He died at Northwest Medical Center in Franklin, PA.

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Note: West Point Military Academy graduate in 1932. In August 1946, he was a Col. in the U.S. Army and assigned to the American Embassy in London as Air Attache. He was promoted to Brigadier General while in London. Promoted to Maj. General and appointed commander of 13th Air Force at Clark Field in the Philippines.

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Note: Her mother's surname is spelled Dabley in the census of 1900. Her given name might be Hester as it was spelled that way in the census of 1860.

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Note: She was living in Philadelphia with her sister Edith in 1920 &1930. She was a secretary at a foundry in 1920 and dental office in 1930. Neither one of them had married at that time.

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Note: Census of 1900 in Pennsylvania indicates her date of birth was October 1889. In 1920, she lived with her sister Mary in Philadelphia. Neither were married.

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Note: In 1910, he was a lodger in Brooklyn, NY and his profession was organist in a church.

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Note: He graduated from Columbia U. School of Dentistry in 1916. He was a longtime member of the Holland Society in New York City. He registered for the WW 1 draft in Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County, New York. He joined the US Army dental corps and served in France during WW 1 for 16 months. He attained the rank of Captain. He is listed as single and living with his parents during the 1920 census. In 1930, he lived in Poughkeepsie, New York and was a practicing dentist.

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Note: In the census of 1900, she is listed as a daughter of Mary J. Bevier and living with her mother and step-brother?

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Note: He was also known as Fred W. Bevier in the 1900 census. He is Waldron F. Bevier in the census of 1910 and living with his parents in St. Louis, Missouri. In 1917-18, he registered for the WW 1 draft in St. Louis, Missouri. He lived in Hammond, Indiana in 1920 with his son Bruce and his mother, Nelly. In 1930, he resided in Washington County, Walton Township, Missouri. He worked/owned a service station and his wife's name was Helen T. and two other children are listed. Cemetery records indicate he was born Jul 9, 1882 and died Dec 2, 1960.

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