Bio of Biever, William (b.1886) Wabasha Co., MN
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This bio comes from "HISTORY OF WABASHA COUNTY" 1920.
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Biever, William (page 392), an enterprising and prosperous farmer of
section 22, Pepin Township, was born in this section and township March
11, 1886, son of John and Mary (Jacobs) Biever. He has always remained on
the home farm, which he helped his parents to develop, and as a boy he
acquired his education in the district school and at Read's Landing. He
leased the farm in 1910, and is engaged in general agriculture, raising
both grain and stock with profitable results. He has a good operating
equipment and his industry, thrift and good judgment have placed him among
the successful men of his township, where he also stands high as a
citizen. Mr. Biever was married December 14, 1910, to Hazel Dorse,
daughter of Marion and Lilly (Davidson) Dorse, of Read's Landing, this
county, which was her birthplace, her father being an employ of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, in the bridge building department.
Three children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Biever: Mabel, December 23,
1911; Lucille, August 9, 1918; and Hazel, August 5, 1920. The family are
members of the Catholic church, attending St. Felix church at Wabasha.