Bevington - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Lenius Bevington

BrettDickenBrown — 2012-05-02 11:19:51Z

The Bevington's are no relation to me but the signal company that was started in Fostoria was the precursor to the one my grandfather incorporated in 1919, also in Fostoria. His was the last signal company in Fostoria and was closed in 1978 when the plant burned down for the third time. It was known as the American Railway Signal Co which leased the property and factory to Standard Railway Fusee Corp. out of Boonton, NJ.

Re: Lenius Bevington

susanmy1 — 2012-05-02 10:58:13Z

Thanks alot. I appreciate it your time.

Re: Lenius Bevington

BrettDickenBrown — 2012-05-02 02:57:40Z

Here is the death certificate and the marriage record for Lenies. These both are from the LDS website, familysearch.org.

Re: Lenius Bevington

susanmy1 — 2012-05-01 19:20:43Z

Not that I know of, that is why I was looking into it. Lenius was my grgrandfather. I was going to try to go to fostoria to see if I could find out more about the company.

Re: Lenius Bevington

BrettDickenBrown — 2012-05-01 19:12:21Z

I did find Lenius in the 1899 Fostoria City Directory. He was a cooper and lived at 341 Summit St. The directory did not give any other Bevington's. Was the Bevington Signal Co [James H Bevington of Bellevue, OH] which was located in Fostoria any connection to your Lenius?

Re: Isa Idella Bevington

carri1027 — 2012-01-09 17:50:32Z

It does, thank you!

Re: Isa Idella Bevington

terrythompson3 — 2012-01-09 01:29:03Z

The Henry Bevington in the above message,born 1828, was the son of Henry Bevington (1788-1860) and Rachel Randolph (1797-1860). The Henry born 1788 had parents Henry Bevington (1754-1843) with wife Ann Blaknon (1761-?). At least that's what I show but I'm not a pro, this is a hobby with me. I try to document my own Thompson line as well as possible but not so much on the peripherals. Hope this helps.

Re: Isa Idella Bevington

terrythompson3 — 2012-01-09 00:05:29Z

..... 1 Henry D. Bevington b: 1828 in Ohio, d: 28 Sep 1888 in East Union Twp.,Wayne Co.,OH.
..... + Hannah Cross b: 25 Jun 1832 in Ohio, m: 29 Jun 1850 in Wayne Co, Ohio, d: 09 Apr 1876 in
Fredericksburg, Wayne Co, Ohio
........... 2 Elias Bevington b: Sep 1852 in Fredericksburg, Salt Creek Township, Wayne County, Ohio
........... + Mary Elizabeth Giddins b: Apr 1858 in of, Auglaize, Ohio, USA, m: 16 Aug 1883 in , Auglaize,
Ohio, USA
................. 3 Jane A. Bevington b: Jun 1884 in , Auglaize, Ohio, USA
................. 3 Blanche D. Bevington b: Feb 1888 in , Auglaize, Ohio, USA
................. 3 Jennie Mabel Bevington b: Jun 1891 in , Auglaize, Ohio, USA
................. 3 Robert F. Bevington b: 09 Oct 1894 in , Auglaize, Ohio, USA, d: 15 Jan 1964 in ,Placer,
California, USA
........... 2 William Henry Bevington b: 1854 in Fredericksburg, Salt Creek Township, Wayne County,
Ohio, d: 1917 in Ohio
........... + Frances Brenneman b: 06 Jul 1853 in East Union, Wayne County, Ohio, d: 26 Sep 1878 in
East Union, Wayne County, Ohio
................. 3 Della May Bevington b: 28 Feb 1874 in East Union, Wayne County, Ohio, d: 16 Jun 1939
in Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio
................. + Thomas Philo McCullough b: 14 Jan 1866 in East Union, Wayne County, Ohio, d: 16 Jun
1930 in Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio
....................... 4 Ethel May McCullough b: 14 Apr 1895 in Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio, d: 19 May
1969 in Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio
....................... + Ralph Augusta Woodhull b: 12 Oct 1899 in Big Prairie, Ohio, m: 30 Jun 1920 in
Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio, d: Wayne County, Ohio
............................. 5 Living Woodhull
............................. + Norma Jean Beall b: 03 Oct 1930 in Wayne County, Ohio, d: 05 Dec 1985 in
Wayne County, Ohio
................................... 6 Living Woodhull
................................... + Living DeWeese
....................... 4 William D McCullough b: Abt. 1901 in Ohio
....................... 4 Grace L McCullough b: Abt. 1903 in Ohio
....................... 4 Ada R McCullough b: Abt. 1908 in Ohio
....................... 4 Ruth T McCullough b: Abt. 1914 in Ohio
................. 3 Harvey Orrin Bevington b: 15 Jul 1877 in East Union, Ohio, d: 13 Aug 1944 in Canton,
Stark County, Ohio
........... 2 Harriett A. Bevington b: 1855 in Fredericksburg, Salt Creek Township, Wayne County, Ohio
........... 2 Jesse Bevington b: 21 Jul 1858, d: 09 Dec 1861
........... 2 James M. Bevington b: 09 Aug 1858 in Salt Creek Township, Wayne County, Ohio
........... + Elizabeth Jane Morr b: 25 Jun 1862 in Ohio, m: 09 Jun 1881 in Wayne County, Ohio
................. 3 Orella BEVINGTON b: 20 Jan 1882 in Franklin, Wayne, Ohio
................. 3 Unknown BEVINGTON b: 24 Mar 1884 in Franklin, Wayne, Ohio
................. 3 Essie M. BEVINGTON b: 1888 in Franklin, Wayne, Ohio
................. 3 Laura BEVINGTON b: 1890 in Franklin, Wayne, Ohio, d: 27 Jan 1891 in Franklin, Wayne,
Ohio
................. 3 Guy Lee BEVINGTON b: 07 May 1891 in Franklin, Wayne, Ohio
................. 3 Earl P. BEVINGTON b: 04 Jan 1897 in Franklin, Wayne, Ohio, d: 19 Jan 1965 in San
Diego, California
........... 2 Christian Bevington b: 1864 in Ohio
........... 2 Lewis Bevington b: 22 Mar 1866 in Wayne County, Ohio, d: 12 Oct 1928 in Holmes County,
Ohio
........... + Nora D. Batdorff b: Abt. 1873 in Ohio, m: 05 Jan 1887 in Wayne Count, Ohio, d: Aft. 1920
Page 1 of 2 Sunday, January 08, 2012 4:59:37 PM
................. 3 Zola Ethel Bevington b: 14 Jun 1891 in Clinton Township, Wayne County, Ohio, d: 23 Oct
1955
................. + Elmer Hider m: 13 Mar 1911
................. 3 Ilah May Bevington b: 17 Apr 1898 in Franklin Township, Wayne County, Ohio, d: 20 Apr
1964
................. + Truman Otto McClaren m: 15 Dec 1920
................. 3 Vera Marie Bevington b: 20 Aug 1900 in Ohio, d: Jan 1987
................. 3 Gladys LuEllen Bevington b: 17 Apr 1903 in Ohio, d: 12 Jan 1984
................. + Hiram Albert Smetzer m: 06 Jun 1925
................. 3 Margaret Ellen Bevington
................. 3 Lucy LuRinda Fay Bevington
................. 3 Olive Fern Bevington
................. 3 Berdett Bevington b: 04 Jul 1890 in Clinton Township, Wayne County, Ohio, d: 12 Jul
1890 in Clinton Township, Wayne County, Ohio
................. 3 Isa Idella Bevington b: 28 Aug 1893 in Wayne County, Ohio, d: 22 Jan 1956
................. + Patrick McInerney m: 14 Jan 1913
................. 3 Mary Edna Bevington b: 23 Aug 1895, d: 30 Sep 1896 in Oak Grove Cemetery, Clinton
Township, Wayne County, Ohio
................. 3 Roderick Lewis Bevington b: 11 Nov 1911 in Ohio, d: Jan 1979 in Ashland, Ohio
................. 3 Leroy Bevington b: Abt. 1916 in Ohio
........... 2 Ira David Bevington b: 21 Dec 1867, d: 26 Dec 1868
........... 2 Isabelle Bevington b: 1870 in East Union, Ohio
........... 2 Alfaretta Bevington b: 1873 in Ohio
........... 2 William Willard Bevington b: 27 Jul 1874 in East Union, Ohio, d: 10 Apr 1941 in Aultman
Hospital, Canton, Stark Co., Ohio
........... + Viola I. Kittleman b: 30 Aug 1904 in Cleveland, Ohio, d: 12 Aug 1946 in Cleveland, Ohio
..... + Barbara Morgan b: 1847 in Gallia, Ohio, m: Abt. 1878
........... 2 Victor Berdette Bevington b: 11 Feb 1882 in East Union Township, Wayne County, Ohio
........... 2 Levi Bevington b: 01 Aug 1884 in East Union Township, Wayne County, Ohio, d: 09 Aug
1885 in East Union Township, Wayne County, Ohio
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Re: Isa Idella Bevington

terrythompson3 — 2012-01-08 23:32:05Z

Yes, quite a few. John Thompson and Hiley Dorland had a daughter named Sarah Anna Thompson (1806-1849). She married Jesse Cross (Krause). Their daughter Hannah Cross (1832-1876) married Henry D. Bevington (1828-1888) and the parade of Bevington's in my tree began. They had children; Elias, William Henry, Harriett A., Jesse, James M., Christian, Lewis, Ira David, Isabelle, Alfaretta and Willam Willard. I have many of those childrens descendants/children in my tree as well. I live in Denver and half time is just ending so got to go back and watch the game.

Re: Isa Idella Bevington

carri1027 — 2012-01-08 22:12:15Z

Do you have the Bevingtons in your tree?

Re: Isa Idella Bevington

terrythompson3 — 2012-01-08 17:47:34Z

You're welcome. Yes, John Thompson and Hiley Dorland are my GGGG Grandparents. Both of them can be seen at www.findagrave.com in the Thompson cemetery, Wayne County, Ohio. Several Bevington headstones there as well. I maintain a tree at Ancestry.com titled "Descendants of John and James Thompson". I've been going down each of the descendant lines from Hiley and John and just happeded to have been doing the Bevington's a couple of weeks ago. I'm off doing the Thompson/Burge line at present.

Re: Isa Idella Bevington

carri1027 — 2012-01-08 16:59:36Z

Thank you for the information! Are you a descendant of Hiley and John Thompson?

Re: Isa Idella Bevington

terrythompson3 — 2011-12-23 02:36:15Z

Hannah (Cross) Bevington can be seen in the Thompson Cemetery of Wayne County, Ohio at www.findagrave.com; http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GScid=2...;

John Thompson and his wife Hiley (Dorland) Thompson also shown. Hiley Dorland's family is highly detailed in the recent publication "The Dorland Enigma Solved" by the New York Genealogy Society. Hiley's family dates back to the birth of the nation at the Dutch founding of New Amsterdamn (New York) around 1620. Very, very old American family. John Thompson and Hiley are listed as 1st families of Ohio. They settled in Fredericksburg, Wayne County, Ohio around 1810. Hiley's father Luke Dorland is listed in the Daughters of the American Revolution online database as a private in the New Jersey Militia. I'm told that Hiley's descendants are also eligible for something called the Holland Society based on the early settlers of New York City. The Dorland line originates in the Netherlands and still exists there today.

Re: Isa Bevington

terrythompson3 — 2011-12-23 00:59:31Z

Hi Dave, I'm going to post a short note here as you were the one mentioning the Bevington roots web page. I have no idea what that is but it sounds official. Anyway, my own Thompson family line married into the Isa Idella Bevington line when Isa Idella Bevington's grandfather, Henry D. Bevington (1828-1888) married Hannah Cross (Kraus)on 29 Jun 1850 in Wayne County, Ohio. You can see Hannah (Cross) Bevington in our ancestral Thompson Cemetery on www.findagrave.com, Wayne County, Ohio. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GScid=2...;

Hannah's parents were Jesse Cross (1806-1886) and Sarah Anna Thompson (1806-1849). Sarah Anna Thompson's parents were my patriarch's John Thompson (1771-1867) and Hiley Dorland (1778-1864). They also are both shown in the Thompson Cemetery, Wayne County, Ohio at www.findagrave.com. The reason for posting this note is that from Hiley Dorland on back the Dorland family has been thoroughly researchered and published in the 460 page New York Genealogy Society book "The Dorland Enigma Solved". That book traces the Dorland family back to the original founders of New Amsterdamn (New York) around the time of the Pilgrims in the 1620's. In a nut shell, all of the folks on here who are discussing being decended from Isa Idella Bevington (1893-1956) are also descended from Hiley Dorland one of the oldest families in America. Hiley's father Luke is listed in the Daughters of the American Revolution online database as a private in the New Jersey militia. John and Hiley Thompson are listed amongst the 110 or so first families of Wayne County Ohio. Their farm is embroidered onto a quilt showing 1830 Wayne County. It hangs, or used to hang, on the wall of the Wooster Library Genealogy department. The Dorland line continues back to the Netherlands where it originated and still exists to this day. Just a fun thing to know but thought I'd mention it here before I move on to other corners of my tree. Terry

Clarence Galen Bevington

Parapuke — 2011-07-22 10:02:41Z

I just stumbled on a large amount of info on my uncle Galen's death in World War II that might be of interest to someone.

Nation: US Army Air Force
Manufacturer: North American
Model: P-51
Type: D-5
Serial number: 44-11216
Identifier: YJ-B

Airforce: 8
Group: 353rd Fighter Group
Squadron: 351st Fighter Squadron
Comment: Absturz 3 km südwestlich Zell nach Baumberührung

Start airport: Raydon, United Kingdom
Mission: escort
Destination: Merseburg, Germany
Start date: 1944-11-25
Time: 12.30 Uhr
Crash location: Zell, Germany
Cause: antiaircraft gun
Shot by:

Damage: 0%
Luftwaffe Casualty-No.: J 2518
MACR: 10553
Source: Luftkrieg über dem Vogelsberg S.120 ASIN: 93629125X MACR-Unterlagen

Bevington Signal Company

BrettDBrown — 2011-05-12 15:09:12Z

Am trying to get information on a company that was formed in 1887 and operated in Fostoria, Seneca Co, OH. The Bevington Signal Company. They manufactured torpedoes for use by the railroad companies to signal oncoming rail traffic. It was secured to the tracks by a strap. The main principal of the company was James H. Bevington of Bellevue, OH. Any information is appreciated.

Re: Ida Bevington & Flavius Fogle

sjf523 — 2011-05-07 02:07:18Z

I believe that Ida Bevington is relation to me through my father (Lewis Jerry Fenton) his mother's name was Bevington. But possibloy Dennien before that. She was adopted from the Home of the Friendless in Chicago. If you are interested-please email me at my email sjf523@yahoo.com and I will get you more specific information.

Alice K Bevington mother of Delores Boyer and wife of Maurice Glenn Newman

hokukayla — 2010-07-10 23:03:27Z

My name is Teresa Sabido and I was and am looking for anyone related to the late Maurice Glenn Newman and his son Maurice Glenn Newman Jr.
I believe that Maurice Glenn Newman Sr. Born in 1922 and died in 1990 was my Auntie's widow. My Aunty Gertrude was married and I think she had two children by Maurice Newman when he was in the service. My father was her youngest brother and he was only 10 years old when his sister and her daughter died in a plane crash and all these years he never knew anything about his sister and her life before she passed away and I am trying to fill that void for him and my genealogy for my children. I really am looking for someone who might know of there relationship and might have some pictures of her and her family that they might be willing to share. I know that in Maurice's Obituary it states that Dolores and Clyde were his step children and that he had three brothers and sisters also if anyone can help me please let me know. It would be so awesome to see my days face light up when he reads about his sister and her life with her family and also be able to see what his niece looked liked all those year ago before she passed and her brother and father. so if you know of anyone that can help me please let me know.

thank you

Teresa

Looking for genealogy information on Bevington/Newman

hokukayla — 2010-07-04 04:55:02Z

Hello I am looking for any information on Alice K Bevington who married Maurice Glenn Newman I think in the 1980's
I am looking for information of Maurice Glenn Newman and any family he might have that can help me. I would like information on him and his son Maurice Glenn Newman Jr. I know that Alice has to children Clyde and Delores Boyer and I am hoping that someone can direct me ti the Newman family related to Maurice and maybe I can get some answers to all my genealogy questions. if anyone can help me out please I know Maurice had 3 brothers and sisters so if anyone knows anyone please help me out.

Myrtle Clair Bevington Luster

jvankirk — 2010-04-24 22:33:47Z

Hello All:

I am looking for descendants of Myrtle Clair Bevington Luster. Myrtle was the niece of Thomas and Matilda (Bevington) Smith, and I believe would have inherited all of their family papers and photos. thomas and Matilda were my GGGG Uncle and Aunt. I would like to make contact with the family.

Jarrod

Re: family info.

isledezyn — 2010-04-10 06:56:54Z

I have a Charles Bevington who was born in Smith Township, Washington, PA about 1760. One of his children was Henry....perhaps named for an uncle?? Are we looking at the same Henry who married Rachel Wood?

Re: Isa Bevington

carri1027 — 2010-04-03 20:14:54Z

Thank you for looking?

Re: Isa Bevington

nelsonlindylu — 2010-04-01 23:58:59Z

I think I might have a clear photo of Patrick and Isa. I'll look around. I have never seen a photo of all their children together.

Re: Isa Bevington

carri1027 — 2010-04-01 23:09:13Z

Are there any pictures of Patrick and Isa Bevington McInerney that aren't blurry? Are there any pictures of all their children in existance?

Re: Bevington's

jtb5g — 2009-12-23 19:13:02Z

Erin,

Would love a scan of Milo if possible. He is my great great grand pa.

thanks,
terry

Re: Finding GGgrandmothers Parents,

Loren723 — 2009-11-23 01:37:51Z

Thanx for your help,i have looked at those two and they are just not right.
Both my grandmothers died in Decatur Co, Indiana. They are buried in union baptist church cemetary.
Mary Jane died after 1880,Elizabeth died 8-26-1873.
Loren

Re: Finding GGgrandmothers Parents,

mbev1953 — 2009-11-22 21:34:39Z

I have Mary "Ann" Bevington b. 3 May 1828

Sister of Elizabeth Bevington b. 10 Oct 1835

Parents Thomas and Elizabeth Scott.

I do Not have any spouses for Mary or Elizabeth. I do not know if these are your Grandmothers. Any more info available like birth location, death date, location, etc.

Mark Bevington

Finding GGgrandmothers Parents,

Loren723 — 2009-11-21 17:18:28Z

I have(two) GGgrandmothers,Mary Jane Bevington b.1828 married Jonathan Ketchum 1851 Dayton,Montgomery Co, Ohio

Elizabeth Bevington b.1835 married William Stanley Ketchum Miami Co, Ohio 1857 Jonathan and William were Brothers
I once thought they were sisters, but not sure,maybe cousins. Looking for ther parents.
Loren

Re: BEVINGTON, Alberta

mariojcaruso — 2009-10-29 20:00:16Z

Alberta died in 1982.

Re: BEVINGTON, Alberta

mariojcaruso — 2009-10-29 19:49:46Z

WOW......what a small world. Alberta is my Great Grandmother, Audrey Buehler is my Great Aunt and Roxana Caruso is my Dad's mother.

Photos

carri1027 — 2009-09-24 00:15:53Z

Does anyone have any decent photographs of Patrick Joseph McInerney and Isa Bevington McInerney?

I have one but it is a bit out of focus.

Thanks!

Re: Bevington Lineage

KirkBeaty — 2009-07-28 02:35:54Z

Hi Dorothy,

My original post was from Aug 2006 .. when I was more novice in the work that had went on before me. This post got revived recently when Janice posted.

I did get a reply from Floralyn (back when I made this post) regarding the Robert Barnes research results.

I appreciate all the info here an in the archives that you have provided. I've gotten my Bevington data in much better shape over the past 3 years, with the help of many here.

Thanks, Kirk

AN ASIDE:
I have a GED DIFF program that I wrote (not ready for release) that I can use to compare GED files and report the differences. I've used it for several of my family lines with others I am working with and it has been very helpful to us to see what the other has (and to keep in sync). I would be interested in comparing the BEVINGTON line with someone who thinks they have a pretty complete Bevington line that they can capture in GED format.

Re: Bevington Lineage

dgtuttle2 — 2009-07-26 14:39:12Z

Kirk,

I, too have been working on the four Bevington family trees for many many years. I have their trees fairly complete with what I have gleaned from correspondence with other Bevington researchers and research at the Family History Library in Salt Lake.

I have not been able to prove that these four Bevington men are brothers but John Bavington, Thomas Bevington and Charles Bevington were all in Washington Co., PA on the 1783 Tax list & 1785 Tax List. All three were on the PA Militia records and land records.
On 11 Sep 1794, Charles, John, and Thomas Bevington signed "Amnesty" in Smith Twp., Washington Co., PA "Men of the Whiskey Insurrection in Southwestern Pennsylvania edited by Elizabeth J. Wall, Pittsburgh, PA, 1888, Evansville Bindery, Inc., Evansville, IN.

In answer to your question 2) Yes, Thomas Bevington & Elizabeth Johnston are a complete distinct line. His earliest records began in Washington Co., PA. He died in Beaver Co., PA. His family information came from a Family Bible record.

John Bavington & Ruth McKinnon are a complete distinct line. His biography is in the Commemorative Biuographical Record of Washington County, Pa and is on line. I have a photo of his tombstone in Washington Co., PA which was submitted by Amy Abbott who is a descendant.

Your Question 3) The research by Robert Barnes was completed for The John Bavington & Mary Beck family from Cecil Co., MD. It was hoped his research would uncover relationship between the four Bevington's Henry, John, Thomas & Charles but it was unsuccessful. Descendants of the John Bavington & Mary Beck family went to Philadelphia, PA. I have quite a few records of this family and their descendants.

You could contact me Dorothy Tuttle at dgtuttle2@comcast.net

Re: Bevington Lineage

dgtuttle2 — 2009-07-26 13:06:31Z

Janice,

Your Henry Bevington & Rachel Wood line is from Charles Bevington & Ann Rebecca Dungan. I also descend from Charles & Ann Rebecca through their daughter Sarah. I would love to share my records with you.

I would love to have a copy of the picture that you have for Joel Wood & Elizabeth Ann Lehman Bevington.

My e-mail address is Dorothy Tuttle at dgtuttle2@comcast.net

Re: Thomas Bevington born 6/30/1866 England to Toronto

ebst56 — 2009-07-25 23:40:02Z

Hi - this is not my family group but I am trying to research the Bevingtons as a whole, so anything that is passed to me is always very welcome.

I have just picked up this mail and it is late at night so I haven't had time to look thoroughly - I have found a birth registration for Thomas Bevington in 1866 registed at Cleobury Mortimer in Shropshire. I haven't found him on the census yet. However there were other Bevington events registered at Cleobury in 1866, one is the birth of Alfred Joseph bevington in the March Quarter. Because of the unusual surname I do think there may be a connection between two family groups here. There was also a marriage that year of Mary A Bevington to George Jones.
I have a fair sized tree for Alfred but as yet I'm still looking at Thomas, do you have any idea when he arrived in Canada?
I'll look further tomorrow and get back to you.......
Regards
Sandra
Could you contact me direct on sandra.bev@talktalk.net

Re: Thomas Bevington born 6/30/1866 England to Toronto

DennisDoyle45 — 2009-07-25 17:43:20Z

All i know is that Thomas was born 6/30/1866 in England and married Lucy Ann Martin in Toronto on 2/25/1890.

I have more information about their kids. If this is you family i would be happy to share that info with you. If you have any information on these folks i would appreciate anything you might share. thanks

Re: Bevington Lineage

isledezyn — 2009-07-24 06:30:33Z

I am not proficient at this so don't know how to post pictures. write to me at isledezyn@yahoo.com so that I can emial them as jpg.
There are cousins in Illinois and Wisconsin who might add more as they are older then me and have identified the old folks in the pictures.
I live on Maui. Where are you?
Did you ever find any info on Ole?
My earliest info is as follows:
Rachel Wood b 15 Aug 1804 father Joel Wood b 24 Aug 1778 in Tygart's Valley WV
Rachels mother was Elizbeth Miller b Jul 1 1777 Pendleton County WV
Rachel Married Henry Bevington abt 1822 in Ohio
I have a list of nine childern to them. Let me know if you are interested in that list. Joel is one of them.
I have some info on Charles b abt 1760 Smith twp WAshington,Pa
His brothers are probably Thomas, Henry and Capt John Bevington. from the Rev War. Havnt' established the relationship to Joel or confirmed if it is the same Henry who is Joel's father. This info is from Beverly Hyde so imagine it is pretty accurate. I don't do this on a regular basis. In fact this is the fist time in a few years.
Aloha Janice

Re: Bevington Lineage

KirkBeaty — 2009-07-24 04:27:39Z

Certainly interested in any Photos! and details you have. I find you in my database and also Joel/Elizabeth.

We (you and I) are 5th cousins twice removed.

Joel is a 2nd cousin 5 time removed ;-)

Good to hear from someone in the Bevington line.

Kirk Beaty

Re: Bevington Lineage

isledezyn — 2009-07-23 23:19:57Z

Are you still going after Rachel Wood Bevington and Ole Bevington?
I am from the Henry Bevington lineage.
Have picture of Joel and Elizabeth Ann Lehman with all their children.
I dont' have a lot but willing to share what I have.

Janice Bevington Porter

Re: Thomas Bevington born 6/30/1866 England to Toronto

ebst56 — 2009-07-22 07:33:55Z

Thanks for the reply. Do you know where Thomas and Lucy married - was it England or Canada?
Can you tell me when Thomas arrived in Canada.
Regards
Sandra

Re: Thomas Bevington born 6/30/1866 England to Toronto

DennisDoyle45 — 2009-07-22 02:04:46Z

I do not have any information on them before they had a son Thomas who was born in England on 6/30/1866. Thomas was a soapmaker by trade and married Lucy Martin. Lucy Martin 5/3/1871-5/15/1925 and Thomas moved to Toronto, Canada and had three kids. I can give you information on the family. Lucy is also the sister of Eliza Martin 12/14/1869 - 12/25/1949 who married George Ferguson and is my great grandmother. I am looking for information on Lucy and Eliza's father Richard Martin and Eliza's husband, George Ferguson.

Re: Thomas Bevington born 6/30/1866 England to Toronto

ebst56 — 2009-07-21 13:36:30Z

Hi - picked up this old message - hope it finds you!

Interested in Thomas Bevington and Elizabeth Price. Are they the same that married in Bromsgrove area in 1863?

Regards
Sandra Todd [nee Bevington]

Re: BEVINGTON, Alberta

militarywifeo2 — 2009-07-21 12:00:01Z

Hello, great surprise ! I do have quite a bit on Alberta and some names and dates that I got from my Mom (she went to a reunion many years ago and received a booklet).
Contact me directly at militarywife02@hotmail.com if you would like to compare notes and exchange information.
Tracy

Re: BEVINGTON, Alberta

patsyelth — 2009-07-21 05:11:45Z

Have you ever received anything info on this. Alberta is the sister of my husband's gggrandfather. George and Alberta were brother and sister. George was the father of Harold, my husband's grandfather.

Re: Bevington family of Worcestershire

ebst56 — 2009-07-09 08:13:05Z

Hi,
Note your interest in Bevingtons of Droitwich.
Can you contact me direct at
sandra.bev@talktalk.net
Regards
Sandra

Bevington family of Worcestershire

tanyalang — 2009-07-06 09:47:16Z

I'm looking for any information on the Bevington (also found as Bebbington) family of Droitwich, Worcestershire. My earliest Bevington ancestor was Daniel who married Eleanor Dudley in 1704, in Droitwich and baptised his children there.

Pointer to Photo: Sarah Almina (Bevington) and Dr. John Rodolphus Harrold

KirkBeaty — 2009-04-14 13:51:48Z

Pointer to Photo: Sarah Almina (Bevington) and Dr. John Rodolphus Harrold (metal plate photo)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kirkbeaty/3441794170/

With thanks to James Shuman who greatly improved the quality of this image. The original scan of this photo was dark .. it is on a metal plate (not paper).

This is one of 2 photos with writing, in a photo album of Mary Melissa (Bevington) Runkle that was given to my great-grandmother, Della Victoria (Bevington) Huffman at Mary Melissa's funeral (June 24, 1941).

Regards,
Kirk Beaty

OBIT: Ida May (Bales) (Runkle) Cochran

KirkBeaty — 2009-04-13 17:10:05Z

Newspaper clippings of Ida May Cochran Obituary pasted in the Charles S. Runkle Family Bible. (Newspaper nor date are available on this clipping - assumed Montpelier, Indiana from text)

As preserved and shared by her great-grandson, David Runkle.

IDA COCHRAN
DIES MONDAY
LONG ILLNESS

Paralysis Fatal to Resident
Of West Sixth
Street Monday.

FUNERAL WEDNESDAY

Services at 2 P. M. At The Burk & Fenning Chapel -- Burial At Montpelier.

Mrs Ida May Cochran, 66, wife of Willard Cochran, died at 5:30 o'clock Monday morning at her home, 122 west Sixth street, this city, following an illness with paralysis.

Mrs. Cochran had been in ill health since an initial stroke of paralysis two years ago and then two weeks ago suffered another stroke. She had been bedfast and critically ill since that time.

Funeral services will be conducted from the Burk and Fennig chapel at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, with burial following at the Montpelier I. O. O. F. cemetery. The body will lay in state at the chapel.

Born in New Castle, February 23, 1873, Ida May Cochran was the daughter of Samuel and Mary Bales. She spent her earlier life there and was married a first time to Charles S. Runkle, now deceased. Surviving from this union are six children: Oscar Runkle, of Montpelier, Mrs. Veda Attaway, Mrs. Clayton Moore and Miss Helen Runkle, all of Fort Wayne, Mrs. Alice M. Turner, of Tulsa, Okla., and Franklin Runkle, of Hartford City.

The decedent was married a second time to Willard Cochran twenty-nine years ago. Surviving besides him, is one son, Verl Cochran, of this city. There are also seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.

The family had lived in this city for the past four years and previous to that time had resided intermittently here, at Montpelier and in Illinois.

Mrs. Cochran was a member of the Montpelier Christian church.

OBIT: Charles S. Runkle - Son of Peter and Mary (Bevington) Runkle

KirkBeaty — 2009-04-13 14:55:58Z

Newspaper clippings of Charles S. Runkle's Obituary pasted in the Charles S. Runkle Family Bible.
As preserved and shared by his great-grandson, David Runkle.

Charles S. Runkle

Son of Peter and Mary Runkle, was born in Wells Co., Ind., January 3, 1870.

He was united in marriage to Ida M. Bales, Jan. 6, 1891. To this union there were born seven children,,[sic,3]sons and 4 daughters, one deceased an infant, the other children namely, Oscar, Veda, Clarice, Alice, Franklin and Helen survive and were permitted to be present on this the saddest day of their experience in life. This union was honorably maintained and mutually enjoyed by both until broke by the husband's death, which occured[sic] at his late residence in Blackford County, Indiana on September 8, 1909, age 39 years 8 months and 5 days.

Our friend, Mr. Runkle spent practally[sic] all his life in Wells County, Ind., he having recently located in Blackford County where he was surrounded with kind friends and neighbors who were untiring in their efforts to relieve and care for him during his recent suffering and last illness. He leaves to mourn his loss in addition to his devoted companion and the above named children and aged parents whose tender affections and sympathy go out in behalf of the widowed companion and the fatherless children. He also leaves one brother, Mr. Cary Runkle, one sister, Mrs. C. E. Proper besides many other relatives and friends. We trust our sympathy and love may go out in behalf of all these mourning relatives.

Funeral services was[sic] conducted by Elder E. E. Anderson, in the presence of a large concourse of people on Friday in the Church after which interment was made in I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Montpelier, Indiana.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to the many friends for their deeds of kindness and words of sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Also for the beautiful floral offerings at the funeral. Mrs Charles S. Runkle and Family.

Re: Who was Ole Henry Bevington's father?

pusch — 2008-09-12 09:42:26Z

This is a reply to the last two RootsWeb Bevington Message Board messages,

To. Kirk,

Thank you for your good wishes. I too hope someone out there has the answers for us.

To, Mongo,

I'm not sure where I got that English line information I posted. I know it was not an "authoritative" source or I would have kept a reference.

I probably got it from another RootsWeb site.

When I type John Bevington born 1721 into a RootsWeb search now, it yields seven hits, including my site, but only one,

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

other than mine, leads back to Jeffery Bevington born 1498 so that's probably where I originally got my information.

I’ve just tried several times to send an email message to the the authors of this site at the email address given there but the email always bounces with the message “The following addresses had fatal errors:domain name required.”

I have left their email address out of this posting for when I include it, the posting bounces with the message, "Invalid or Unauthorized Input Has Been Detected”.

You can find thire email address though by following the link to their page I show above.

I’m sure I typed the email address given on their RootsWeb site correctly on at least one of my failed attempts, do you have any ideas on how I should proceed from here?

Bruce