The surname was originally Groves. His father was Selden Harness Groves. He and my uncle may have dropped the "s" because of a legal dispute beteen my grandfather and his brother.
There was another child, a male, who was born and died 12 Sep 1906. He was buried across the stream known as Oil Creek I think in Braxton County. My father pointed this out to me when I was young. Darrell Groves
There was another child, a male, who was born and died 12 Sep 1906. He was buried across the stream known as Oil Creek I think in Braxton County. My father pointed this out to me when I was young. Darrell Groves
The surname was originally Groves. His father was Selden Harness Groves. He and my uncle may have dropped the "s" because of a legal dispute beteen my grandfather and his brother.
There was another child, a male, who was born and died 12 Sep 1906. He was buried across the stream known as Oil Creek I think in Braxton County. My father pointed this out to me when I was young. Darrell Groves
There was another child, a male, who was born and died 12 Sep 1906. He was buried across the stream known as Oil Creek I think in Braxton County. My father pointed this out to me when I was young. Darrell Groves
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