Clover, Paul Ross
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UPSHUR COUNTY, TEXAS - DEATHS 1964 by Gina Heffernan
Hullary Clover died 3- 09- 1964
Obituaries
McClennan County, Texas
Waco, Texas
Gilbert A. Clover, 25 February 1928 to 29 September 2002
Born Tulsa, Oklahoma, buried Restland Cemetery.
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August 02, 2001 Permian Basin Obituaries
ODESSA Mrs.
Anita Musgrove Clover,
91, of Denton, formerly of Odessa, died Monday,
July 30,
2001, in Denton.
She was born Jan. 28,
1910, in
Big
Spring. She married the late Carlos L. Clover on
Jan. 26,
1929. She was a
member of the
First United Methodist Church of Odessa, Thursday Study
Club, Federated Womans Club since 1941, serving in
all offices, Daughters of the Republic of
Texas, DAR,
founding member of the Perky
Peers at
church and Circle Chair Member of the
church's Fidelis
Class.
Funeral
services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Aug. 3, 2001,
at First United Methodist Church of Odessa with the
Rev.
Bill Heggemeier officiating. Burial will follow at Sunset
Memorial
Gardens. Memorials may be made
to First United
Methodist Church of Odessa or Clover House in Odessa.
She was preceded in death by a son, Charles Louis
Clover. She is survived
by her
daughter, Mrs. Pat Gobble of Denton; seven grandchildren; and
three great-grandchildren.
DeBerry Funeral Directors of Denton is in charge
of arrangements.
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Charles
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DALLAS Charles Louis
Clover, 68, of
Dallas died recently in a Fort Worth hospital where he was
being
treated for cancer. He was born Sept. 5, 1932, in Big Spring,
to
Anita and Carlos Cotton Clover. He was educated in the Odessa
school system, graduating from Odessa High School in 1950.
During
his high school years he
quarterbacked two Broncho teams deep into the
playoffs. For
many years he was in the oil production business as well as
the insurance industry. In later years he became successful as
a
writer and publisher of music, and was writing a book at the
time
of his death.
His
father, Cotton Clover
predeceased him. His mother, Anita, and a sister, Pat Gobble,
both
of Denton, survive him. Other survivors include four children:
Kelly of Longview, Kim of Dallas, Lisa of San
Francisco, and Richard of Wichita, Kansas. Two
nieces and one nephew also survive.
The family would appreciate memorial gifts to the
American Cancer Society.
Maj Craig V. Clover,
USAF (Ret.) Abilene (Texas) Reporter-News
Maj. Craig V. Clover,
USAF (Ret.), 70, died Monday, July 5, 2004, at an Abilene medical
center.
The funeral service will be 11 a.m. Thursday at Elliott-Hamil Funeral
Home Chapel of Memories, 542 Hickory, with Rev. Mike Jones officiating.
The military graveside service will be in Elmwood Memorial Park. The
family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral
home.
Craig was
born February 3, 1934,
to Stella Barber and Earl L. Clover in Longview, Texas. He married
Maxine Osborn on September 18, 1959, in Kansas City, Missouri. Craig
was a Vietnam War Veteran, retiring as a major from the U. S. Air Force
on December 1, 1977. He was a C-130 pilot, having logged over 5,000
flight hours and received The Distinguished Flying Cross, The
Meritorious Service Medal, The Air Medal, and numerous other medals not
listed. Craig also retired from West Texas Utilities Co. for which he
was a draftsman.
Preceding
Craig in death were his
parents and older brother, Byron. Survivors include his wife,
Maxine of Abilene; three sons, Earl W. Clover of Hendersonville, TN,
Byron Clover of Abilene, and Kevin Clover of Corinth, TX; and four
grandchildren.
Abilene
(Texas) Reporter-News
- July 8, 2004
Retired Maj. Craig
V. Clover, USAF, 70, 11 a.m. Elliott-Hamil Funeral Home
Chapel of Memories, 542 Hickory, with burial in Elmwood Memorial Park.
Don Kennedy Clover
obituary
published in the Houston
(Texas) Chronicle on 7/4/2004.
DON KENNEDY CLOVER, husband for over 58 years to Dorothy Jean, proud
father to 6 children, whose spouses all lovingly called him 'Dad', and
proud grandfather and great grandfather, passed away on July 1, 2004,
in Sachse, Texas, outside of Dallas. Born on May 20, 1923 in Cresent,
Missouri, Mr. Clover grew up in and around the South East Missouri area
until joining the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1940 at age 17.
Joining the US Army in February, 1942, he volunteered for the
paratroopers, soon seeing extensive combat during WWII in the
Rhineland, Ardennes, Central Europe, and Normandy battles and
campaigns. During 3 1/2 years of combat action with the 17th Airborne
Division and the famed 82nd Airborne Division (507th PIR), he
participated in several combat parachute jumps including D-Day in
Normandy, France, Holland, (Operation Market Garden), and Germany
(Rhineland jump), and endured the long winter siege at Battle of the
Bulge. While serving with these units he earned several combat
decorations including 4 awards of the Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Combat
Infantry Badge (2nd award), and 3 combat jump stars with spearhead
affixed to his silver Airborne jump wings. After his Honorable
Discharge from the US Army in 1944, Mr. Clover returned home and on
October 15, 1945, married Dorothy Jean LaPlant in DeSoto, Missouri.
Over the course of the next two decades they raised a family of 6
children. While working for the Monsanto Chemical Company in St. Louis,
Missouri, he earned an Associate in Science Degree in Engineering. He
retired from Monsanto Chemical Co. in 1979 and moved to Florida with
Dorothy to live out his Golden Years. Deciding that he was too young
for the Golden Years retirement, he moved to Houston, Texas in 1982,
and, with a partner, started Builders' Alarm Company, a security
monitoring and alarm business. In 1990, Mr. Clover returned to Florida
to again enjoy the sunshine. The couple later returned to Texas. In
1962, Mr. Clover became a degreed member of the Masons, and in July
1987, after having earned his 32nd degree as a Mason, was sworn in as a
member of the Shriners' organization in Houston, Texas. Don Kennedy
Clover is survived by his wife Dorothy Jean; son Bill Schnorbus and
wife Cecelia (Florida); son Don Jr. and wife Amy (Houston, Tx);
daughter Kathryn Sue and husband Roy Hood (St. Louis, Mo); son Danny
Lee (St. Louis, Mo); daughter Ellen Kaye and husband Frank Conforti
(Sachse,Tx); son David Giles and wife Terri (Florida); and 13
grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.
San Patricio County, Texas
http://www.caller2.com/1999/november/27/funeralstext.html
Mary Joan Clover
Mary Joan Clover, 90, a resident
of Ingleside, Texas for 65 years, passed away Wednesday, November 24,
1999 at a local hospital. She was born September 22, 1909 in New York,
New York. She was a member of Our Lady of Assumption Catholic Church in
Ingleside.
She was preceded in death by O.V.
Clover in 1954, her husband.
She is survived by her daughter
and son-in-law Sharon and Leonard Untermeyer of Ingleside; her
sister-in-law, Irene Gullett of New Braunfels; three grandchildren,
Debby Nathan Tarkleson of Austin, Donna (Larry) Ward, Michael
Untermeyer all of Ingleside; four great-grandchildren: Krystal and
Bridgette Ward of Ingleside, Tasha Cooper and Shawn Cooper of Austin.
Rosary will be recited Friday,
November 26, 1999 at 7:00 p.m. at Marshall Chapel, Aransas Pass. Mass
will be celebrated Saturday, November 27, 1999 at 10:00 a.m. at Our
Lady of Assumption Catholic Church in Ingleside with Father Tom Wellar
as celebrant. Burial will follow at Prairie View Cemetery.
Wilson County
Newspaper April 13, 2004
PLANO, Texas Hazel
Clover, 93, of Plano, formerly of Cambridge, [Cowley County,
Kansas] died
April 27,
2003.
Services were held
May 3
at Cambridge Presbyterian Church. Pastor Diane Massey officiated.
Burial was in Cambridge Cemetery. Brent Wolf played the piano as
the
congregation sang In the Garden and Amazing Grace.
A memorial has been
established with the Alzheimer's Association.
Clover was born Oct. 19, 1909, in
Hatfield, Mo., to Elizabeth (Clouse) and Frank Belden. Raised and
educated in Cambridge, she moved to Lubbock, Texas, after her marriage
and resided there 40 years. In 1984 she moved to Plano to be closer to
family. She was an active member of the Faculty Womens Club
at Texas Tech University where her husband taught and a member of
Westminster Presbyterian Church in Lubbock.
Her husband, Vernon Clover, and a son,
Paul Clover, preceded her in death. Survivors include two sons, Frank
Clover, Alexandria, Va., and Tom Clover, Estes Park, Colo.; a daughter,
Carol Cox, Plano; a sister, Helen Marotta, Arkansas City; five
grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Obituary: Joe Lynn Clover Whitesboro News-Record
Funeral services for Joe Lynn Clover, 89 of North Richland Hills, were
held Saturday, November 19, 2005 at 2:00 p.m. at Huff Funeral Chapel in
Whitesboro, with Andy Burns conducting the service. Interment was in
Oakwood Cemetery under the direction of Huff Funeral Home.
He died Thursday, November 17, 2005 in Manor Care Home in Hurst, Texas.
Born December 28, 1916 in Hollywood, Arkansas, he was the son of Robert
A. Clover, Sr., and Mary Ethel Spadlin. He married Geraldine Bradshaw
on June 5, 1949. He was a truck driver. Formerly of Sherman and
Hollywood, Arkansas, he had lived in the Hurst area since 1955.
Survivors are two daughters, Claudine Rich Thomas of North Richland
Hills, Texas and Charline Rich Champion of Hurst, Texas; two brothers,
Robert A. Clover, Jr., of Grandview, Texas, and Jim Lee Clover of
Denison; three grandchildren, Carol Souther, Conna Shapiro and Jan
Torres; seven great-grandchildren, Greg Souther, Daron Souther, Aaron
Shapiro, Adrian Shapiro, Mindi Soto, Matt Champion, and Madison Soto;
and one great-great-grandchild, Davanna Kathryn Souther.
Pallbearers were Greg Souther, Daron Souther, Aaron Shapiro, Louie
Torres, Gabriel Soto, and Matt Champion.
Dallas
(Texas) Morning News
- August 15, 2003
Kathryn Jean
Michelle Clover.
"Candy" passed away suddenly Monday, August 11, 2003. Her
hobbies
included dancing, swimming, talking for hours on end with family and
friends, publishing poems such as Daddy's Knee, and loving people just
the way they are. Not only was she trustworthy, honest, and sincere,
but she was extremely kind. She was a member of Good Shepherd Catholic
Church in Garland and had a very creative and understanding soul. As
well as being a loving and thoughtful human being, she was not only
concerned with her own affairs but with those of others. She is
survived by her parents, Frank & Ellen Conforti, a loving
sister
Samantha Conforti, maternal Grandparents Don & Dorothy Clover,
paternal Grandparents Frank & Anna Conforti, and numerous
aunts,
uncles, cousins & friends. She was set to attend Richland
College
in the fall. Katie was only 23 and will be greatly missed by all who
knew her. Please say a prayer. Visitation will be held Thursday, August
14, 2003 from 4-8 pm, and funeral services will be held Friday, August
15, 2003 at 2pm at Charles W. Smith and Sons Funeral Home located at
2925 Fifth Street in Sachse Texas 75048.
Austin (Texas)
American-Statesman - March 5, 1990
Final Edition
Ken C. Clover,
74, of Austin died Sunday. (Weed-Corley)
Lucy
Heyl Clover Death
Notice published in the Austin
(Texas) American-Statesman on
4/26/2004.
Lucy Heyl Clover, 82, of
Austin died
Friday. Rosary 7 p.m. today, Cook-Walden/Chapel of the Hills Funeral
Home. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday, St. Thomas More Catholic Church.
Tommie
Brooks Clover
- Minden
Press-Herald
(Nov/1/2003)
Funeral services for Mrs. Tommie Brooks Clover, 97, will be held at 11
a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2002, at Rose-Neath Funeral Home in Minden with
the Rev. Lester Raines and the Rev. James Crain officiating. Burial
will follow at Gardens of Memory Cemetery in
Minden. Visitation
will be held after 5 p.m. today, Nov. 11, at the funeral home.
Mrs. Clover, a native of Ellis County, Texas, and a resident of Minden,
passed away Sunday, Nov. 10, at Town and Country Nursing Home in
Minden. She was preceded in death by her husband, the Rev. L.L. Clover
and seven brothers and sisters. She is survived by five nieces; two
nephews; and special friend, Gary Brown.
William Charles Clover
Born in Laredo, Texas on Jun. 13, 1931
Died Sep. 10, 2003 and
resided in San Antonio, TX.
ROSARY: Friday, Sep. 12,
2003; MASS: Saturday, Sep. 13, 2003
Funeral Home: Porter
Loring Mortuary
Cemetery: Holy Cross
Cemetery
Fort Worth (Texas)
Star-Telegram January 30,
2005 Final Edition
ALVARADO -- Susie
Clover Tyler, 86, a retired legal secretary, died Friday,
Jan. 28, 2005.
Funeral: 3 p.m. Sunday at Mountain Valley Funeral Home Chapel. Burial:
Grandview Cemetery.
Mrs. Tyler was born Feb. 16, 1918, in Clark County, Ark., to Robert and
Ethel Spradlin Clover. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints.
Survivors: Brothers, Robert
Clover of Grandview, Joe l. Clover of Hurst, Jimmy Lee Clover of
Sherman; one niece; five nephews. Mountain Valley Funeral Home
Burleson, (817) 517-5995
Hazel Lee " Clover " Perry (1947 - 2009)
Hazel " Clover " Perry, 61, went to be in God's care
Thursday, March 12, 2009.
Funeral: 1 p.m. Wednesday in Arlington Funeral Home Chapel. Interment:
Johnson Station Cemetery Tarrant County, Texas Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m.
Tuesday at Arlington Funeral Home. Hazel was born July 14, 1947, to
George Clover and Pearl Cargill Clover.
Survivors: Spouse, Doug Perry; sons, Ken, Kurt and David Perry;
daughters, Teri Perry and Sherry Perry Saucedo; 18 grandchildren; five
great-grandchildren; sisters, Jo Brusler and Tammy Cecil.
Published in Star-Telegram on
March 16, 2009
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Glen E. "Ed" Clover, Houston, Texas
GLEN E. "Ed" CLOVER passed away
after a short illness with cancer on May 17, 2008, at the age of 70
years. He was born on February 11, 1938, in Chandler, OK, to Henry Earl
and Mary Elizabeth (Simpson) Clover. Ed graduated from Chandler High
School as valedictorian in 1956. Receiving an NROTC scholarship, he
graduated from Harvard College in 1960. Upon graduation, he was
commissioned as an Ensign in the U.S. Navy where he became a Naval
Aviation Officer assigned to Patrol Squadron 26 in Brunswick, Maine.
For his contribution to the Cuban Missile Blockade in 1962, he was
awarded the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal. In 1964, Ed left the Navy
and returned to his native Oklahoma and entered the University of
Oklahoma College of Law. Following graduation in 1967, he came to
Houston with the law firm, Liddell, Austin, Dawson and Sapp. While
practicing law, Ed was licensed to practice in both Texas and Oklahoma.
He was admitted to practice before The U.S. Supreme Court, The Circuit
Courts of Appeal for the Fifth and Eleventh Circuits, The United States
District Courts for the Southern, Northern and Western Districts of
Texas. He was a life-long member of the State Bar of Texas, the
Oklahoma Bar Association and the Harris County Bar Association. Ed was
a longtime member of St. John's Presbyterian Church serving on the
Board of Deacons and as a Sunday School teacher. Ed served on the
following Boards of Directors: North Freeway Commerce Bank; The Rotary
Club of Downtown Houston; Museum of Printing History; Sugar Creek
Country Club and also as President of Sugar Creek Country Club. He was
also active in the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, serving as a Life
Member, Calf Scramble
Committeeman and Lifetime
Committeeman. Ed was preceded in death by his parents and
brother-in-law, Stanley Greene. He is survived by his wife, Sue (Ginn),
of the home; daughter, Angela (Clover) Milligan and husband, Jim of
Fort Worth, TX; son, Kevin, and his wife, Alisa of Mission Viejo, CA;
also surviving are his pride and joys; grandchildren, Hunter and Drake
Milligan of Fort Worth, TX; Hailee, Garrett and Jake Clover of Mission
Viejo, CA. In addition he is survived by his sister, Kathryn Greene of
Oklahoma City, OK; brother and sister-in-law, Kenneth and Betty Clover
of Huntington Woods, MI; brother and sister-in-law, Vernon and Donna
Clover of Brawley, CA; sister and brother-in-law, Susan and Ken
Goldstein of South Euclid, OH; sister and brother-in-law, Janie and Don
Barcus of Parsons, KS; sister and brother-in-law, Linda and Bill Neal
of Mansfield, TX; 10 nieces, 6 nephews and a host of friends. Memorial
services will be held on Tuesday, May 20, 2008, at 2:30 P.M. at St.
John's Presbyterian Church, 5020 W. Bellfort, Houston, TX with a
reception to follow. Presiding will be The Rev. Dr. Jon Burnham and
Rev. Hudson A. McNair. Further services will be held in Chandler, OK at
10 A.M on Tuesday, May 27, 2008 in The Chapel of Parks Brothers Funeral
Home, with burial to follow in Oak Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers,
the family requests memorial gifts be made to St. John's Presbyterian
Church at the above address or to the charity of your choice.
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Houston
Chronicle Dec. 7, 2001
OBITUARY-Williston Brandreth Symonds
Williston
Brandreth Symonds, 69, of Houston, Texas passed away suddenly on
Tuesday,
December 4, 2001. Born September 20,
1932 in Hinsdale, Illinois. Bill moved
with his family in 1943 to Corpus Christi, Texas and then to Houston,
Texas in
1945. Bill was a member of the first
graduating class of St. John’s School of Houston., Texas, 1951,
attended the
University of Texas where he was a member of The Kappa Sigma Fraternity
(Tau
Chapter) and graduated from Cornell University. After
college, Bill entered the United States Marine Corps.
Ultimately attaining the rank of
Captain. After his military service, he
entered the Harvard Business School and graduated in 1960.
During his time at Harvard, he met and
married his wife of 40 years, Marilyn Hooper Symonds.
His distinguished business career included positions an Officer
and Director of a number of major energy corporations, including
working with
his own father during the early years of Tenneco. Later
opportunities found Bill focusing his energies in the
telecommunications field. He also
enjoyed his work on the chartering of a new bank in the 1980’s
formed as
Houston National Bank, where he served as a director for years. Bill was a member of the Parish of St. John
The Divine, where he served as the Treasurer of the Church and also
served as a
member of the Vestry. A member of River
Oaks Country Club, The Harvard Club of New York and a former member of
the
Bohemian of San Francisco. His family
remembers him best for his business skills, high spirit, steadfast and
quiet
nature, steep patience, wonderful wit, integrity and his strong
character. He was active in the Mayflower
Society and
in recent years had found immense pleasure in researching his
family’s
history. He was preceded in death by
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gardiner Symonds, Jr. and Samuel
Millberry
Symonds all of Houston. He is survived
by his wife Marilyn Hooper Symonds, his son Williston Hooper Symonds
and his wife
Michelle, his daughter Margaret Carolyn Booth Symonds and her husband
Michael
Lurkin, and by his five very precious grandchildren Catherine Estelle
(Katie)
Larkin, the twins Emery Margaret Booth Larkin and Robert Thomas Elsipn
Larkin,
and Adelline Elizabeth Symonds, all of Houston. His
brother Jonathan Taft Symonds, his sister Susan Symonds Badin
and numerous nieces and nephews also survive him. In
lieu of flowers, the family suggests that contributions be
made in Bill’s memory to the Library of St. John’s School,
2401 Claremont Lane,
Houston, Texas, St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital Ministry or the
charity of your
choice.
Services will be private.
[Note:
Williston's mother was Margaret Clover and descended from William
Clover of Oneida County, New York.]
Cameron
( Harlingen) Texas
Courtesy of Rhonda Clover
Ernest
Quentin Clover comes this year also. He became a contractor. In death
at age 77, 8/30/60, he leaves his wife Sallie, son J.J. of Harlingen,
and one elsewhere.
[Note: This was undated but the death index above, says he died in
Cameron County, Texas on 28 Aug 1960
]
Nola "Granny" Clover
Nola "Granny" Clover, daughter of William and Mary Hubbs, born
March 12, 1906 in the Ashley Creek Community. She died December
15, 1995 at
Texas County Memorial Hospital in Houston.
Nola married Dewey Scantlin, November 12, 1933 and resided at
Ashley Creek. She was a member of the Ashley Creek Baptist Church.
Eleven years later she had her only child, Jimmie Scantlin. Dewey
passed away on March 18, 1970. Nola later married Earl Clover on
February 11, 1972. They resided in Summersville for a short time and
then moved back to Raymondville to live. Earl passed away on January
11, 1976.
Nola was preceded in death by four sisters, Orpha Brim, Ora
McColgin, Otta Kunkleman and Ruby Schafer, one brother, Lecil Hubbs and
one grandson, Bobby Scantlin.
Surviving is her son Jimmie Scantlin of Raymondville, 1 brother,
Hurschel Hubbs and 1 sister, Opal McCabe both of Salem, 4 grandchildren
and 5 great grandchildren.
Nola spent many years helping family and friends. She also loved
to garden, can and make quilts for family and friends. She will be
truly missed by all.
Services were held Monday, Dec. 18 at 2 p.m. at Raymondville
Baptist Church with Wesley Wallace officiating, burial was in Ashley
Creek Cemetery under direction of Evans Funeral Home.
submitted by Vernetta Nelson
https://sites.rootsweb.com/~modent/obits.htm
Cemetery Records
Cemetery Records
Kingsbury Cemetery
Hamilton County, Texas
Last
First
Birth
Death
Spouse
Clover
Annie May Dec.
4, 1888 May 30, 1890
Clover
Clarence B. May
25, 1907 June 30, 1954
Mary C.
Clover
Ethel
No Dates
Clover
Ethel Mae Apr.
7, 1893 Aug. 19,
1982 J. F. (Frank)
Clover
Granny
No Date Apr. 4,
1919
At time of death, Granny was 104 years
old.
Clover
J. F. (Frank)
Feb. 7, 1891 June 9,
1952 Ethel Mae
Clover
Jimmie
No Dates
Clover
John C. Aug.
12, 1864 Jan. 16,
1937 Lottie B.
Clover
Infant
No Dates
Clover
Infant
No Dates
Clover
Lottie B. Jan.
6, 1873 Jan. 29,
1949 John C.
Clover
Mary C.
1909
1987
Clarence B.
Clover
William Arthur Mar. 22,
1893 Jan. 10, 1924
STARVILLE CEMETERY Smith County
Texas by Brenda Wooddell
D. Clover Died 11/28/1918
Hopkins Co., TX - Cemeteries:
Greenwood Cemetery by June E. Tuck
Clover, Samuel K. - b. 14 Aug. 1925,
d. 7 Dec. 2002
Clover, Dovie Bernice - b. 29 Nov. 1926, d. 12 Dec. 2003, on same stone
with Samuel K. Clover
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/hopkins/cemeteries/greenwd.txt
Moore
Cemetery, Tarrant County, Texas
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~t42cemeteries/MooreC.htm
There are links to pictures on the
site.
George B. Clover 1923-1984
Minnie P Clover 1930-1989
Odessa Cemetery
Odessa Texas
http://www.permiangen.com/mcbride1.htm
by Jane McBride
CLOVER, CHARLES LINCOLN--1885-NOVEMBER
5, 1945
Titus
County, Texas Cemetery Records,
(Mt. Pleasant, Texas: Cypress Basin Genealogical and Historical
Society, 1982). This is in two volumes, available on FHL
microfiche no. 6104287-8. The index includes no Clovers. [Isaac
Clover owned land in Titus County, Texas at one point.]
Grayson County, Texas
Mrs. T. E. Henry, and Mrs. Sears
Anderson, compilers, Grayson County,
Texas, and Related Family Data,
Volume 3, (Fort Worth, Texas: Hudson Heritage Books) FHL no.
6049206
Buried Whitesboro Cemetery, Grayson
County, Texas
Page 61: Geraldine Clover born 17 July
1903, died 18 August 1976. Born Sagerton, Texas, daughter of J. B.
Bradshaw. Married (1) Claude H. Rich (died 1942), married (2) Joe
Lyn Clover. Died in Ft. Worth, Texas, Church of Christ
Ch: Mrs. Claudine Williams Charlene
Deteu [This is as written, but it appears to be two daughters.]
Page 45. Donna Alice Bradshaw, born 7
March 1882, died 18 January 1967, born Coryell County, Texas, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Kitchens, married (1) ? Greene, married (2) 1914,
James B. Bradshaw, died 1951. Children: Mrs. L. B. Rich, Mrs. Joe L.
Clover, Vernon
James B. Bradshaw, born 14 March 1872,
died 11 October 1951, born Texas, son of Isaac and Elizabeth (Ford)
Bradshaw, married 1914, Mrs. Donna (Kitchens) Green.
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