Bovier, Fannie Mae (b. 18 MAR 1873, d. ?)

Reference: 4115

Note: In 1910, the family resided in Pct. #3, Red Cliff, Eagle County, Colorado. He was a silver miner. The census of 1920 indicates he was born in 1861.

Reference: 4116

Note: Her obit states that her name is Laura B. Bovier.

Reference: 4117

Note: She lived with her grandparents in Elmira in 1880. In 1920, she lived with her sister, Antoinette Bovier, in Denver, Colorado. She was a piano teacher and her sister Antoinette was a teacher in the public school system.

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Note: Her name is spelled Angenette in a couple of census records, and Angelette in cemetery records.

Reference: 4119

Note: In 1910, they resided in 24th Pct., Gunnison, Colorado. He was an electrical engineer in a powerhouse.

Reference: 4120

Note: Another source indicates he was born Abt. 1871. Sometime before 1910 the family moved to Denver, Colorado.

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Note: This family lived in Denver, Colorado in 1910 and 1920. His occupation was assistant supervisor at the Sears House [most likely a hotel]. A Henry Bovier, age 27 was a lodger with the family. In 1930, Charles resided in Portland, Oregon and was the manager of a seed store.

Reference: 4125

Note: She was a widow and living with her son John H. in Elmira, Chemung County, New York in 1920.

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Note: He registered for the WW 1 draft in Elmira, NY in 1917-18. He lived with his mother in Elmira, New York in 1920 and lived in Elmira in 1930 with his aunt, Harriet Rawlins.. He was a contract electrical engineer.

Reference: 4129

Note: His surname might be spelled Cuykendahl. The couple resided in Elmira, New York.

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Note: Her entry in Ancestry . com's World Tree lists her name as Louisa Ednah Coykendahl.

Reference: 4131

Note: In 1920, she lived with daughters, Martha G. & Mary M. in Itha ca, Tompkins County, NY.

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