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Son of--
John Grove (1795-1853)
and
Anna McWilliams Grove (1801-1878)
David was the last child born from his parents marriage.
Siblings (list is work in progress):
Oliver James Grove 1821 – 1890
Stephen Ephraim Grove 1826 – 1904
Mary Ann Grove 1828 – 1910
William M Grove 1830 – 1896
Emily Jane Grove 1834 – 1916
John Grove 1836 – 1910
Isaiah Grove 1839 – 1904
Albert B Grove 1844 – 1908
David W Grove 1848 – 1924
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Military--
Served during the Civil War (Union side) in Company "F", 159th Ohio Infantry.
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Marriage--
(1) Mary Alice Jennings Grove (1850-1880)
[NOTE: The marriage Record #5537 dated May 1972, indicates the marriage occurred on 9 May 1872, and the marriage license issued 8 May 1872 by probate judge George W Alford. But their first child was born in Sep 1872, so the Jan 1872 date needs further research/confirmation.]
Four children from this marriage.
(2) Lillian Nash McConnell Grove (1851-1930)
Married 15 Feb 1894 in Toledo,Lucas, Ohio.
No children from this marriage.
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Death (Obit)--
(a) Columbus Dispatch, Monday, December 22, 1924
SCHOOL INSTRUCTOR OF LANCASTER STRICKEN
David W. Grove of 48 South Ogden Avenue Succumbs to Heart Disease
David W. Grove, aged 75, instructor in the cabinet department at the Boys' Industrial school at Lancaster for 20 years, died at his home, 48 South Ogden avenue, early Monday morning, from heart disease.
Mr. Grove was a Civil war veteran, and a member of Wells post, G.A.R. Surviving him are his wife; Mrs. Lillan Grove; a son, M. C. Grove, 1540 Neil avenue, and a daughter, Miss Meta Grove, Charleston, W. Va. The decedent was also a member of Logan lodge of Odd Fellows.
Funeral arrangements, which will be announced later, are in charge of C. J. Kohn, funeral director.
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(b) Columbus Dispatch, Tuesday, December 23, 1924
GROVE--David W., aged 75, 48 South Ogden avenue. Funeral services for Mr. Grove, whose death occurred at his home, Monday, will be held at the residence, Wednesday, at 2 p.m. The body will be placed in the new mausoleum in Union cemetery in charge of C. J. Kohn, funeral director.
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(c) Logan Republican, Thursday, December 25, 1924: Logan Hocking County Library Genealogy Room Newspaper Microfilm
DEATH OF DAVID GROVES
David W. Groves, 75, of 48 S. Ogden Ave., for more than 20 years an instructor at the Boys' Industrial School at Lancaster, O., died from heart trouble Monday at his home.
Groves was a veteran of the Civil War. He was a member of the Logan, O., Lodge of Odd Fellows and Wells Post, G.A.R.
He leaves his wife, Lillian, one son, M. C. Groves, 1540 Neil Ave. and one daughter, Miss Meta Groves of Charleston, W. Va.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the residence. The body was placed in the mausoleum in Wesley Chapel Cemetery by C. J. Kohn until the mausoleum in the Union Cemetery is completed.--Columbus Citizen
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Son of--
John Grove (1795-1853)
and
Anna McWilliams Grove (1801-1878)
David was the last child born from his parents marriage.
Siblings (list is work in progress):
Oliver James Grove 1821 – 1890
Stephen Ephraim Grove 1826 – 1904
Mary Ann Grove 1828 – 1910
William M Grove 1830 – 1896
Emily Jane Grove 1834 – 1916
John Grove 1836 – 1910
Isaiah Grove 1839 – 1904
Albert B Grove 1844 – 1908
David W Grove 1848 – 1924
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Military--
Served during the Civil War (Union side) in Company "F", 159th Ohio Infantry.
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Marriage--
(1) Mary Alice Jennings Grove (1850-1880)
[NOTE: The marriage Record #5537 dated May 1972, indicates the marriage occurred on 9 May 1872, and the marriage license issued 8 May 1872 by probate judge George W Alford. But their first child was born in Sep 1872, so the Jan 1872 date needs further research/confirmation.]
Four children from this marriage.
(2) Lillian Nash McConnell Grove (1851-1930)
Married 15 Feb 1894 in Toledo,Lucas, Ohio.
No children from this marriage.
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Death (Obit)--
(a) Columbus Dispatch, Monday, December 22, 1924
SCHOOL INSTRUCTOR OF LANCASTER STRICKEN
David W. Grove of 48 South Ogden Avenue Succumbs to Heart Disease
David W. Grove, aged 75, instructor in the cabinet department at the Boys' Industrial school at Lancaster for 20 years, died at his home, 48 South Ogden avenue, early Monday morning, from heart disease.
Mr. Grove was a Civil war veteran, and a member of Wells post, G.A.R. Surviving him are his wife; Mrs. Lillan Grove; a son, M. C. Grove, 1540 Neil avenue, and a daughter, Miss Meta Grove, Charleston, W. Va. The decedent was also a member of Logan lodge of Odd Fellows.
Funeral arrangements, which will be announced later, are in charge of C. J. Kohn, funeral director.
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(b) Columbus Dispatch, Tuesday, December 23, 1924
GROVE--David W., aged 75, 48 South Ogden avenue. Funeral services for Mr. Grove, whose death occurred at his home, Monday, will be held at the residence, Wednesday, at 2 p.m. The body will be placed in the new mausoleum in Union cemetery in charge of C. J. Kohn, funeral director.
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(c) Logan Republican, Thursday, December 25, 1924: Logan Hocking County Library Genealogy Room Newspaper Microfilm
DEATH OF DAVID GROVES
David W. Groves, 75, of 48 S. Ogden Ave., for more than 20 years an instructor at the Boys' Industrial School at Lancaster, O., died from heart trouble Monday at his home.
Groves was a veteran of the Civil War. He was a member of the Logan, O., Lodge of Odd Fellows and Wells Post, G.A.R.
He leaves his wife, Lillian, one son, M. C. Groves, 1540 Neil Ave. and one daughter, Miss Meta Groves of Charleston, W. Va.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the residence. The body was placed in the mausoleum in Wesley Chapel Cemetery by C. J. Kohn until the mausoleum in the Union Cemetery is completed.--Columbus Citizen
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Son of--
John Grove (1795-1853)
and
Anna McWilliams Grove (1801-1878)
David was the last child born from his parents marriage.
Siblings (list is work in progress):
Oliver James Grove 1821 – 1890
Stephen Ephraim Grove 1826 – 1904
Mary Ann Grove 1828 – 1910
William M Grove 1830 – 1896
Emily Jane Grove 1834 – 1916
John Grove 1836 – 1910
Isaiah Grove 1839 – 1904
Albert B Grove 1844 – 1908
David W Grove 1848 – 1924
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Military--
Served during the Civil War (Union side) in Company "F", 159th Ohio Infantry.
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Marriage--
(1) Mary Alice Jennings Grove (1850-1880)
[NOTE: The marriage Record #5537 dated May 1972, indicates the marriage occurred on 9 May 1872, and the marriage license issued 8 May 1872 by probate judge George W Alford. But their first child was born in Sep 1872, so the Jan 1872 date needs further research/confirmation.]
Four children from this marriage.
(2) Lillian Nash McConnell Grove (1851-1930)
Married 15 Feb 1894 in Toledo,Lucas, Ohio.
No children from this marriage.
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Death (Obit)--
(a) Columbus Dispatch, Monday, December 22, 1924
SCHOOL INSTRUCTOR OF LANCASTER STRICKEN
David W. Grove of 48 South Ogden Avenue Succumbs to Heart Disease
David W. Grove, aged 75, instructor in the cabinet department at the Boys' Industrial school at Lancaster for 20 years, died at his home, 48 South Ogden avenue, early Monday morning, from heart disease.
Mr. Grove was a Civil war veteran, and a member of Wells post, G.A.R. Surviving him are his wife; Mrs. Lillan Grove; a son, M. C. Grove, 1540 Neil avenue, and a daughter, Miss Meta Grove, Charleston, W. Va. The decedent was also a member of Logan lodge of Odd Fellows.
Funeral arrangements, which will be announced later, are in charge of C. J. Kohn, funeral director.
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(b) Columbus Dispatch, Tuesday, December 23, 1924
GROVE--David W., aged 75, 48 South Ogden avenue. Funeral services for Mr. Grove, whose death occurred at his home, Monday, will be held at the residence, Wednesday, at 2 p.m. The body will be placed in the new mausoleum in Union cemetery in charge of C. J. Kohn, funeral director.
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(c) Logan Republican, Thursday, December 25, 1924: Logan Hocking County Library Genealogy Room Newspaper Microfilm
DEATH OF DAVID GROVES
David W. Groves, 75, of 48 S. Ogden Ave., for more than 20 years an instructor at the Boys' Industrial School at Lancaster, O., died from heart trouble Monday at his home.
Groves was a veteran of the Civil War. He was a member of the Logan, O., Lodge of Odd Fellows and Wells Post, G.A.R.
He leaves his wife, Lillian, one son, M. C. Groves, 1540 Neil Ave. and one daughter, Miss Meta Groves of Charleston, W. Va.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the residence. The body was placed in the mausoleum in Wesley Chapel Cemetery by C. J. Kohn until the mausoleum in the Union Cemetery is completed.--Columbus Citizen
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Son of--
John Grove (1795-1853)
and
Anna McWilliams Grove (1801-1878)
David was the last child born from his parents marriage.
Siblings (list is work in progress):
Oliver James Grove 1821 – 1890
Stephen Ephraim Grove 1826 – 1904
Mary Ann Grove 1828 – 1910
William M Grove 1830 – 1896
Emily Jane Grove 1834 – 1916
John Grove 1836 – 1910
Isaiah Grove 1839 – 1904
Albert B Grove 1844 – 1908
David W Grove 1848 – 1924
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Military--
Served during the Civil War (Union side) in Company "F", 159th Ohio Infantry.
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Marriage--
(1) Mary Alice Jennings Grove (1850-1880)
[NOTE: The marriage Record #5537 dated May 1972, indicates the marriage occurred on 9 May 1872, and the marriage license issued 8 May 1872 by probate judge George W Alford. But their first child was born in Sep 1872, so the Jan 1872 date needs further research/confirmation.]
Four children from this marriage.
(2) Lillian Nash McConnell Grove (1851-1930)
Married 15 Feb 1894 in Toledo,Lucas, Ohio.
No children from this marriage.
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Death (Obit)--
(a) Columbus Dispatch, Monday, December 22, 1924
SCHOOL INSTRUCTOR OF LANCASTER STRICKEN
David W. Grove of 48 South Ogden Avenue Succumbs to Heart Disease
David W. Grove, aged 75, instructor in the cabinet department at the Boys' Industrial school at Lancaster for 20 years, died at his home, 48 South Ogden avenue, early Monday morning, from heart disease.
Mr. Grove was a Civil war veteran, and a member of Wells post, G.A.R. Surviving him are his wife; Mrs. Lillan Grove; a son, M. C. Grove, 1540 Neil avenue, and a daughter, Miss Meta Grove, Charleston, W. Va. The decedent was also a member of Logan lodge of Odd Fellows.
Funeral arrangements, which will be announced later, are in charge of C. J. Kohn, funeral director.
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(b) Columbus Dispatch, Tuesday, December 23, 1924
GROVE--David W., aged 75, 48 South Ogden avenue. Funeral services for Mr. Grove, whose death occurred at his home, Monday, will be held at the residence, Wednesday, at 2 p.m. The body will be placed in the new mausoleum in Union cemetery in charge of C. J. Kohn, funeral director.
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(c) Logan Republican, Thursday, December 25, 1924: Logan Hocking County Library Genealogy Room Newspaper Microfilm
DEATH OF DAVID GROVES
David W. Groves, 75, of 48 S. Ogden Ave., for more than 20 years an instructor at the Boys' Industrial School at Lancaster, O., died from heart trouble Monday at his home.
Groves was a veteran of the Civil War. He was a member of the Logan, O., Lodge of Odd Fellows and Wells Post, G.A.R.
He leaves his wife, Lillian, one son, M. C. Groves, 1540 Neil Ave. and one daughter, Miss Meta Groves of Charleston, W. Va.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the residence. The body was placed in the mausoleum in Wesley Chapel Cemetery by C. J. Kohn until the mausoleum in the Union Cemetery is completed.--Columbus Citizen
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