Jay Grover was born as John Luther Gilson and informally changed his name some time around 1917. He was a son of Clarence H. Gilson and Catherine Reilly Gilson.
Under the name John L. Gilson he served in the Spanish-American War as a Sergeant in Company H of the Sixth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment which saw action in Puerto Rico in 1898.
Under the name John L. Gilson he served in the Spanish-American War as a Sergeant in Company H of the Sixth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment which saw action in Puerto Rico in 1898.
Jay Grover was born as John Luther Gilson and informally changed his name some time around 1917. He was a son of Clarence H. Gilson and Catherine Reilly Gilson.
Under the name John L. Gilson he served in the Spanish-American War as a Sergeant in Company H of the Sixth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment which saw action in Puerto Rico in 1898.
Under the name John L. Gilson he served in the Spanish-American War as a Sergeant in Company H of the Sixth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment which saw action in Puerto Rico in 1898.
