Bluffton News-Banner - Tuesday, August 28, 1945
Page 3, Column 1
NATIVE OF BLUFFTON
IS DEAD AT DECATUR
Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Robbins funeral home in Montpelier for Oscar Merville Bevington, 77, a native of Wells county who was discovered dead in his room in the Jarrett building at Montpelier, Saturday afternoon. Burial was in the Fairmount cemetery.
The death of Bevington was discovered by Walter Bannett, of Montpelier. The evidence indicated that the decedent was stricken while he was eating breakfast. The body was lying on the floor of the kitchen near an overturned chair. Death was attributed by the coroner to a heart ailment. He had been in a decling[sic] condition for months and had suffered a paralytic stroke.
Born in Wells county on Feb 8, 1868, he was the son of Heason[sic-Reason] A. and Katherine[sic-Catharine] Shadle Bevington. He formerly resided near Little Chicago and Warren, and at one time owned a lumber yard at Fairmount.
Survivors include eight daughters, Grace May Grunip, June Ramsey, of Michigan. Mary, Edith, Martha, Evelyn, Ruth and Helen, and five sons, Frederick G., of Muncie. Reason of Connersville, Joseph, of California, O. M. Jr., and Lewis.
Bluffton News-Banner - Tuesday, August 28, 1945
Page 3, Column 1
NATIVE OF BLUFFTON
IS DEAD AT DECATUR
Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Robbins funeral home in Montpelier for Oscar Merville Bevington, 77, a native of Wells county who was discovered dead in his room in the Jarrett building at Montpelier, Saturday afternoon. Burial was in the Fairmount cemetery.
The death of Bevington was discovered by Walter Bannett, of Montpelier. The evidence indicated that the decedent was stricken while he was eating breakfast. The body was lying on the floor of the kitchen near an overturned chair. Death was attributed by the coroner to a heart ailment. He had been in a decling[sic] condition for months and had suffered a paralytic stroke.
Born in Wells county on Feb 8, 1868, he was the son of Heason[sic-Reason] A. and Katherine[sic-Catharine] Shadle Bevington. He formerly resided near Little Chicago and Warren, and at one time owned a lumber yard at Fairmount.
Survivors include eight daughters, Grace May Grunip, June Ramsey, of Michigan. Mary, Edith, Martha, Evelyn, Ruth and Helen, and five sons, Frederick G., of Muncie. Reason of Connersville, Joseph, of California, O. M. Jr., and Lewis.
Family Members
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Chambers Theodore Bevington
1843–1852
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Catherine Emiline Bevington Hodgson
1844–1865
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Mary Malissa Bevington Runkle
1849–1941
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Henrietta Martha Bevington Alspach
1850–1918
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Charles Silvester Bevington
1853–1878
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Sarah Almina Bevington Harrold
1855–1922
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Elva Isabel Bevington
1857–1869
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Cora A. Bevington
1859–1859
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Orren Benson Bevington
1860–1938
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Alice Bevington
1863–1863
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Worth Sumner Bevington
1864–1865
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Catherine Cairo Bevington Winslow
1892–1914
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Reason Alexander Bevington
1896–1986
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Joseph Henry Bevington
1899–1980
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Robert Mellville Bevington
1903–1903
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Mary Elizabeth Bevington Roth
1904–1987
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Martha Lois Bevington Treon
1907–2002
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Evelyn L Bevington Haisley
1908–1967
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Oscar M. Bevington
1910–1984
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Ruth Margarite Bevington Payne
1911–1999
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Lewis Franklin Bevington
1913–1967
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Helen Louise Bevington McDermid
1915–1992
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