Son of John Gove & Lois Bradeen.
Married Mary Susan Edgerly, Feb. 13, 1836.
Children:
Edward Hooper Gove
Mrs. William P. Freeman
Although "Alvin" appears on the gravestone, two sources give his first name as "Alvan" and his date of death as Sep. 4, 1898. His grandson (Edward Hooper Gove's son) was named after him. The grandson's gravestone spells his name Alvan Chadbourne Gove.
His grandfather died in the American Revolution at the Battle of Saratoga in 1777, and his father served as a fifer (see BWJ 10/21/1898, p.8 c.2-3). Home on Clifford Street.
Obit BWJ 09/09/1898, p.7.
Married Mary Susan Edgerly, Feb. 13, 1836.
Children:
Edward Hooper Gove
Mrs. William P. Freeman
Although "Alvin" appears on the gravestone, two sources give his first name as "Alvan" and his date of death as Sep. 4, 1898. His grandson (Edward Hooper Gove's son) was named after him. The grandson's gravestone spells his name Alvan Chadbourne Gove.
His grandfather died in the American Revolution at the Battle of Saratoga in 1777, and his father served as a fifer (see BWJ 10/21/1898, p.8 c.2-3). Home on Clifford Street.
Obit BWJ 09/09/1898, p.7.
Son of John Gove & Lois Bradeen.
Married Mary Susan Edgerly, Feb. 13, 1836.
Children:
Edward Hooper Gove
Mrs. William P. Freeman
Although "Alvin" appears on the gravestone, two sources give his first name as "Alvan" and his date of death as Sep. 4, 1898. His grandson (Edward Hooper Gove's son) was named after him. The grandson's gravestone spells his name Alvan Chadbourne Gove.
His grandfather died in the American Revolution at the Battle of Saratoga in 1777, and his father served as a fifer (see BWJ 10/21/1898, p.8 c.2-3). Home on Clifford Street.
Obit BWJ 09/09/1898, p.7.
Married Mary Susan Edgerly, Feb. 13, 1836.
Children:
Edward Hooper Gove
Mrs. William P. Freeman
Although "Alvin" appears on the gravestone, two sources give his first name as "Alvan" and his date of death as Sep. 4, 1898. His grandson (Edward Hooper Gove's son) was named after him. The grandson's gravestone spells his name Alvan Chadbourne Gove.
His grandfather died in the American Revolution at the Battle of Saratoga in 1777, and his father served as a fifer (see BWJ 10/21/1898, p.8 c.2-3). Home on Clifford Street.
Obit BWJ 09/09/1898, p.7.
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