Bristol Phoenix, Tuesday May 6, 1913, Notes and News of Local Interest
Albert, the 11 years old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pevin, Washington street, suffered a fracture of his right wrist, Sunday afternoon, while playing in the yard at his home. In some manner he fell down the steps leading from the yard to the cellar. He was picked up and his mother accompanied him to the office of Dr. A. M. Merriman, where the physician reduced the fracture. Yesterday, this boy was taken to the office of Dr Chapman, Providence, where an X-ray picture of the wrist was taken, which reveal the bones as having been properly set.

Bristol Phoenix, Tuesday, Feb 24, 1914
Saturday [21 Feb] Albert Pevin, the 11 years old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pevin, residing on Washington St., was struck on the top of the head by a sharp pointed icycle, weighing eitht or ten pounds. Fortunately the boy was not killed, as the top of his head was laid open by a lacerated wound. He is being attended by Dr. A. M. Merriman.

1930 US Census living at 725 Hope St.
1935 RI Census shows Albert working as a painter, living at 725 Hope St.

1940 US Census Warren, RI 49 Maple St (Same house in April 1935)
Pivin, Albert, head, age 36 painter, paint company $1100
Ruth, wife, age 33, hair dresser, own business.
Theodora, dau, age 2 (on page 61A, transcribed incorrectly)

1950 Directory Albert (Ruth H) foreman home 49 Maple Ave Warren