Dr. Beverly was a physician, who in addition practiced as a Magnetic Healer. He was a Spiritualist based out of Chicago whose lectures drew large audiences . Afterward he healed members of the audience by "concentration of thought " and a snap of his fingers and other methods that might now be considered hypnotic or suggestible.
In later years Dr Beverly lived in Lily Dale and owned a farm in the area , the Wade Farm. He passes away while on a visit to his friend Frank Hoarde of Sinclairville.
His wife had been a successful businesswoman who ran a tailoring shop under the name of "Madame Dixon". After she married Dr Beverly she became a Spiritualist 'Test Medium"
In later years Dr Beverly lived in Lily Dale and owned a farm in the area , the Wade Farm. He passes away while on a visit to his friend Frank Hoarde of Sinclairville.
His wife had been a successful businesswoman who ran a tailoring shop under the name of "Madame Dixon". After she married Dr Beverly she became a Spiritualist 'Test Medium"
Dr. Beverly was a physician, who in addition practiced as a Magnetic Healer. He was a Spiritualist based out of Chicago whose lectures drew large audiences . Afterward he healed members of the audience by "concentration of thought " and a snap of his fingers and other methods that might now be considered hypnotic or suggestible.
In later years Dr Beverly lived in Lily Dale and owned a farm in the area , the Wade Farm. He passes away while on a visit to his friend Frank Hoarde of Sinclairville.
His wife had been a successful businesswoman who ran a tailoring shop under the name of "Madame Dixon". After she married Dr Beverly she became a Spiritualist 'Test Medium"
In later years Dr Beverly lived in Lily Dale and owned a farm in the area , the Wade Farm. He passes away while on a visit to his friend Frank Hoarde of Sinclairville.
His wife had been a successful businesswoman who ran a tailoring shop under the name of "Madame Dixon". After she married Dr Beverly she became a Spiritualist 'Test Medium"
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
