Il libro di Gove; Storia e Genealogia della famiglia americana di Gove e note di European Goves . rait^, nato sett. 13, 1884, a Canby; morì a KearneyJan. 12, 1892, all'età di sette anni. 3. Oliver Gove^, nato Dec.30, 1893, a Kearney; frequentato il liceo; studente atPhillips Academy, Exeter, N. H., nel 1911; laureato atMassachusetts Institute of Technology nel 1915; e em-ployed nella camera di progettazione di ingegneria departmentof Packard Motor Car Company a Detroit, Michigan. Heentered la guerra mondiale nel maggio 1916, andando in Francia come amember della missione di ebollizione. Egli fu il primo tenente,un

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The Gove book; history and genealogy of the American family of Gove, and notes of European Goves . rait^, born Sept. 13, 1884, at Canby; died at KearneyJan. 12, 1892, at the age of seven. 3. Oliver Gove^, born Dec.30, 1893, at Kearney; attended high school; student atPhillips Academy, Exeter, N. H., in 1911; graduated atMassachusetts Institute of Technology in 1915; and em-ployed in the designing room of the engineering departmentof the Packard Motor Car Company at Detroit, Mich. Heentered the World War in May, 1916, going to France as amember of the Boiling Mission. He was first lieutenant, and attached to the Second General Staff, Division of Paris.Later, he was commissioned captain in Aviation, serving fortwo years and five months in France, several months asLiason Officer with the French Army, and was also with theFirst day Bombardment Group in the Argonne-Meuse. He isnow with the Zenith Carburetor Company in Detroit. 1330—n. Atwood Elijah, born July 20, 1863, at Tomah; died thereSept. 17, 1864. 1331—III. Vernelle, born May 15, 1865, at Tomah; died at FarmingtonMay 31, 1867.. CAPT. OLIVER GOVE NORTON THE GOVE BOOK 233 1332—IV. Gertrude Maud, born May 31, 1869, in Farmington; died on the same day.1333—V. FLORENCE^ born Nov. 7, 1875, at Minneapolis; married Elmore St. Claire Snyder of Ohio July —, 1900, at Watertown. He was born in 1877. 655 Lt. Elijah Franklin GovE^ born at Weare, N. H., May 7, 1819. He was a lieutenant in the Weare company of cavalry inthe State militia in 1842, and settled near the Friends Northmeeting house in Weare on the farm known as the John Chasefarm. His house was standing in 1888. He removed to RedWing, Minn., before 1888. He married, first, Nancy, daughterof Moses and Mary (Johnson) Peaslee March —, 1842. She wasborn June 8, 1821 ; and died at Weare Nov. 22, 1853. He mar-ried, second, Sara W., daughter of David C. and J. Connor ofHenniker, N. H., March 12, 1863, at Manchester, N. H. She wasborn at Flenniker about 1834. He mar

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