Thanks to Find a Grave Contributor Iam who found the location of Euphemia's burial (B29 lot 42 space 4), which is unmarked near her nephew, Charles P. Stover.
Euphemia Louise Stover was the daughter of Jeremiah and Louisa Boose Stover. She married Edwin Trine in 1907. She was the half sister of his first wife, Martha Stover. Euphemia and Edwin had one child, Louisa Isabella, who died in infancy in 1908 in Kansas and is buried there near her father.
Euphemia wrote an extensive Stover Family history and was quite active in Iowa City society.
Euphemia Louise Stover was the daughter of Jeremiah and Louisa Boose Stover. She married Edwin Trine in 1907. She was the half sister of his first wife, Martha Stover. Euphemia and Edwin had one child, Louisa Isabella, who died in infancy in 1908 in Kansas and is buried there near her father.
Euphemia wrote an extensive Stover Family history and was quite active in Iowa City society.
Thanks to Find a Grave Contributor Iam who found the location of Euphemia's burial (B29 lot 42 space 4), which is unmarked near her nephew, Charles P. Stover.
Euphemia Louise Stover was the daughter of Jeremiah and Louisa Boose Stover. She married Edwin Trine in 1907. She was the half sister of his first wife, Martha Stover. Euphemia and Edwin had one child, Louisa Isabella, who died in infancy in 1908 in Kansas and is buried there near her father.
Euphemia wrote an extensive Stover Family history and was quite active in Iowa City society.
Euphemia Louise Stover was the daughter of Jeremiah and Louisa Boose Stover. She married Edwin Trine in 1907. She was the half sister of his first wife, Martha Stover. Euphemia and Edwin had one child, Louisa Isabella, who died in infancy in 1908 in Kansas and is buried there near her father.
Euphemia wrote an extensive Stover Family history and was quite active in Iowa City society.
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