Worthen, ––– ––, 1819. GR5 http://ma-vitalrecords.org/MA/Essex/Lynn/aBirthsG.shtml
Worthen Gove came to Nahant to sail a yacht for the proprietors of the Nahant Hotel, taking out fishing parties. He was the drummer for the Civil War "Home Guard" troop. He was one of the owners and crew of the "Spray," and this group had a boat built for them and named the "Frederic Tudor," but she proved too small and was replaced by the "Lizzie Phillips," which some people can remember. J. Bishop Johnson and his crew sailed in the "Zeppie."
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89077236909&view=plaintext&seq=189
Worthen, ––– ––, 1819. GR5 http://ma-vitalrecords.org/MA/Essex/Lynn/aBirthsG.shtml
Worthen Gove came to Nahant to sail a yacht for the proprietors of the Nahant Hotel, taking out fishing parties. He was the drummer for the Civil War "Home Guard" troop. He was one of the owners and crew of the "Spray," and this group had a boat built for them and named the "Frederic Tudor," but she proved too small and was replaced by the "Lizzie Phillips," which some people can remember. J. Bishop Johnson and his crew sailed in the "Zeppie."
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89077236909&view=plaintext&seq=189
Family Members
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William Warren Gove
1837–1916
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Charles Edward Gove
1839–1920
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James Franklin Gove
1841–1844
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James Franklin Gove
1844–1875
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George Henry Gove
1845–1878
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Emeline Augusta "Emma" Gove Young
1847–1907
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Anna Johnson "Annie" Gove Gould
1849–1892
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Worthen Augustus Gove
1851–1882
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Sumner Hale Gove
1853–1926
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Addie Maria Gove
1855–1928
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Sara Elizabeth Gove Denison
1858–1905
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