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Generation
No. 1 1. GEORGE WASHINGTON1 HANOVER was born March 18,
1805 in Coventry, Tolland County, Connecticut, and died December 01, 1841
in Willington, Connecticut.
He married MELISSA ANN GOFF November 1825 in
Coventry, Connecticut. She
was born April 15, 1809, and died April 26, 1868 in Benton County,
Iowa.
Children of
GEORGE HANOVER and MELISSA GOFF
are: 2.
i. GEORGE
NELSON2
HANOVER,
b. March 04, 1827, Munson, Massachusetts; d. Bef. 1874, Shellsburg (Benton
County) Iowa.
ii.
MARY
E.
HANOVER,
b. August 07, 1831, Connecticut; m. SAMUEL
CHURCH;
b. January 17, 1827, Hampden County,
Massachusetts. Notes
for MARY
E.
HANOVER: 1878
Biographies of Canton Township, Benton County, Iowa
CHURCH,
SAMUEL, butcher, Shellsburg; was born in Hampden Co., Mass., Jan. 17,
1827; came to this county in 1865; has a farm of forty acres of land,
valued at $1,200, in Sec. 27. Married Mary E. Hanover; she was born in
Connecticut Aug. 7, 1831; mother of three children -- Mary, Minnie and
Frank. Emigrated to the West about twenty-four years ago, where he has
resided since. Mr. C. had a brother in the 7th Ill.
V.C. Notes
for SAMUEL
CHURCH: 1850
United States Federal Census > Massachusetts > Hampden >
Wales
iii.
HENRY
HANOVER,
b. June 29, 1835, Connecticut; m. MARY
ANN
CASY,
October 29, 1859, Illinois; b. September 20, 1845,
Virginia. Notes
for HENRY
HANOVER: 1860
census Marion, Lee County, Illinois Generation
No. 2 2. GEORGE NELSON2 HANOVER
(GEORGE
WASHINGTON1) was born March 04,
1827 in Munson, Massachusetts, and died Bef. 1874 in Shellsburg (Benton
County) Iowa. He married
ELIZABETH RUTH CHURCH February 28, 1847 in
Massachusetts, daughter of UNKNOWN CHURCH and RUTH. She was born April 19, 1829 in
Vermont. Notes for
GEORGE NELSON HANOVER: 1850 United States
Federal Census > Massachusetts > Hampden >
Wales 1860 census Marion,
Lee County, Illinois
Children of
GEORGE HANOVER and ELIZABETH CHURCH
are: 3.
i. GEORGE
CHURCH3
HANOVER,
b. October 09, 1851, Massachusetts.
ii.
EVELYN
MARIE
(EVA)
HANOVER,
b. August 29, 1854, Broad Brook, Connecticut; d. May 06, 1927, Benton
County, Iowa; m. HENDRICKS
WEATHERWAX;
b. November 24, 1853, Kane county, Illinois; d. June 10, 1921, Iowa City,
Iowa. Notes
for EVELYN
MARIE
(EVA)
HANOVER: Benton
County News/Special to Daily Times; May 7, 1927 Paralysis
Fatal to Aged Resident Benton County Eva
M. Weatherwax Shellsburg,
May 7 -- Mrs. Eva Weatherwax, 72 years old, widow of Hendrix Weatherwax,
died Friday following a lingering illness due to paralysis, being confined
to her bed eleven months. Mrs. Weatherwax was born in Illinois October 29,
1854 and came here with her parents when a small child. Her maiden name
was Eva Hanover. She was an active member of the Oak Grove Church of
Christ. Surviving
are a daughter, Mrs. Ruthie Mather, who has been caring for her mother;
two sons, Asa of Shellsburg and Archie of Cedar Rapids; one sister, Mrs.
M.G. Snyder of Vinton, and three brothers, George Hanover of Tulsa, Okla;
Fred Hanover of Indian River, Fla; and Frank Hanover of Weaverville, Cal.
note:
Eva was born in Broad Brook, Connecticut, not Illinois as stated in her
obituary. Notes
for HENDRICKS
WEATHERWAX: Vinton
Eagle; June 10, 1921 Hendrick
Akers Weatherwax Mr.
Hendrick A. Weatherwax, a long time resident of Benton County, was born in
Kane county, Ill., Nov. 24, 1853 and died at the University hospital at
Iowa City, Tuesday morning at 3:20 following a lingering
illness. Mr.
Weatherwax was taken to Iowa City for treatment hoping to recover and
submitted to a minor operation. It
was thought that he was on the road to recovery until a change for the
worse came and all was done that was possible in the way of medical skill,
but all seemed in vain and he succumbed to death Tuesday morning at the
age of 67 years, 6 months and 7 days. Mr.
Weatherwax came to Iowa when but a babe, with his parents. In the month of
December 24, 1874 he was married to Miss Eva M. Hanover. Mr. and Mrs.
Hanover are well known and have a wide circle of friends, successful
farmers and loyal citizens, prominent and active in the principles that
pertain to divine and civic government. To
this union were born 3 children who mourn their loss. He leaves the wife,
Mrs. Eva Weatherwax, and three children, one daughter and two sons, Mrs.
Ruthie Mathie and Asa and Archie twin brothers all at home.. Among the
surviving ones there are five grand children also three brothers and one
sister living, Jeffie of Shellsburg, Archie of Charles City, Charlie of
Alexandria, Minn, Mrs. Lorinda Kline of Palo, Ia, also a host of relatives
and friends. There are also three sisters and four borthers having
preceded him in death. About
thirty years ago brother Weatherwax confessed his faith in Jesus Christ
and was buried with Him into his death by baptism and also the likness of
his resurection and ever since contended for the faith.. Mr. and Mrs.
Weatherwax have owned and resided on their farm one mile north of the Oak
Grove Christian church for the past 30 years or
more. Funeral
services was held at Oak Grove church Friday at 10:00 o'clock a.m.
Internment made in Shellsburg cemetery and Lafe Hoffman conducted the
service.
iii.
IDA
ELIZABETH
HANOVER,
b. December 11, 1856, Broad Brook, Connecticut; d. July 18, 1923, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa; m. CALVIN
T.
WEATHERWAX. Notes
for IDA
ELIZABETH
HANOVER: Benton
County News/Special to Daily Times; July 29,
1923 Shellsburg
Woman Dies Friday Morn Ida
Elizabeth Weatherwax Mrs.
Calvin T. Weatherwax passed away in Cedar Rapids Friday morning following
an operation for tumor which was performed on Wednesday. She was about 65
years of age and before her marriage was Miss Ida Hanover, practically all
her life was spent in this vicinity. She was a member of the Grove
Christian church and lived a quiet and industrious life. The husband and
two children survive, Mrs. Robert Weatherwax of Cedar Rapids and Frank
Weatherwax of Shellsburg. The sisters are Mrs. Carrie Snyder of Vinton and
Mrs. Eva Weatherwax of Shellsburg, the brothers are Fred Hanover of Indian
River city, Florida, Frank of Weaverville, Cal., and George of Missouri.
Funeral services will be held, Sunday conducted by Rev. McKee, pastor of
the Oak Grove church. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery.
iv.
FREDRICK
WILLIAM
HANOVER,
b. August 29, 1858; d. resided Indian River, Florida; m. MARY
B.
HARGER,
November 29, 1877, Benton County, Iowa.
v. FRANK
SMITH
HANOVER,
b. July 08, 1863; d. resided Weaverville,
California.
vi.
CARRIE
ISABEL
HANOVER,
b. March 04, 1869. Generation
No. 3 3. GEORGE CHURCH3 HANOVER
(GEORGE
NELSON2,
GEORGE
WASHINGTON1) was born October 09,
1851 in Massachusetts. He
married SUSAN RICE February 26, 1880 in
Benton County, Iowa, daughter of JOEL RICE and ROXANNA AMES. She was born January 26, 1859 in
Pennsylvania. Notes for
GEORGE CHURCH HANOVER: 1880 United States
Federal Census > Iowa > Linn > Fayette > District
263 1900 United States
Federal Census > Iowa > Linn > Fayette > District
71 1910 United States
Federal Census > Missouri > Vernon > Washington > District
158 1930 United States
Federal Census > Oklahoma > Tulsa > Tulsa > District
153
Children of
GEORGE HANOVER and SUSAN RICE
are: 4.
i. CHARLES
ATWOOD4
HANOVER,
b. March 05, 1881, Iowa; d. March 1966, Tulsa,
Oklahoma.
ii.
RUSSELL
A.
HANOVER,
b. December 1882, Iowa. Notes
for RUSSELL
A.
HANOVER: 1930
United States Federal Census > Iowa > Tama > Gladbrook >
District 25 5.
iii.
ELMER
ELLSWORTH
HANOVER,
b. October 1884, Iowa; d. August 02, 1918, Nevada (Vernon Co.)
Missouri.
iv.
CLARENCE
E.
HANOVER,
b. May 1886, Iowa; d. 1920, Nevada, Vernon County,
Missouri. 6.
v. JOHN
HANOVER,
b. August 1890, Iowa.
vi.
ERNEST
HANOVER,
b. December 1895, Iowa.
vii.
ETHEL
HANOVER,
b. December 1895, Iowa.
viii.
IDA
LEONA
HANOVER,
b. February 10, 1899, Iowa; d. November 18, 1986, Tulsa, Oklahoma; m.
DAVID
ARNT
MISCHE,
December 10, 1921; b. December 14, 1896, Nevada, Vernon County,
Missouri. Generation
No. 4 4. CHARLES ATWOOD4 HANOVER
(GEORGE
CHURCH3,
GEORGE
NELSON2,
GEORGE
WASHINGTON1) was born March 05,
1881 in Iowa, and died March 1966 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He married BLANCHE VOGEL, daughter of
HUGO VOGEL and ELIZA. She was born Abt. 1888 in
Iowa.
Children of
CHARLES HANOVER and BLANCHE VOGEL
are:
i. VENUS5
HANOVER,
b. November 13, 1908, Tulsa, Oklahoma; d. May 04, 1996, Tulsa,
Oklahoma.
ii.
SUSAN
HANOVER,
b. Abt. 1911.
iii.
GRACE
HANOVER,
b. Abt. 1913; m. WILLIAM
LLOYD
BOTKIN;
b. March 06, 1915, Oklahoma. 5.
ELMER ELLSWORTH4 HANOVER
(GEORGE
CHURCH3,
GEORGE
NELSON2,
GEORGE
WASHINGTON1) was born October 1884
in Iowa, and died August 02, 1918 in Nevada (Vernon Co.) Missouri. He married EMMA DELIA
(DEE) BAKER January 19, 1909 in
Nevada (Vernon Co.) Missouri, daughter of WILLIAM BAKER and CYNTHIA FOSTER. She was born December 21, 1888 in
Alliance (Box Butte Co.) Nebraska, and died May 10, 1970 in Jay, Delaware
County, Oklahoma. After the
death of Elmer Hanover, Delia remarried to Dorman
Kirkbride.
Children of
ELMER HANOVER and EMMA BAKER
are:
i. RUTH5
HANOVER,
b. Abt. 1911, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri; d. Abt. 1965,
Oklahoma. Notes
for RUTH
HANOVER: Living
with her Hanover grandparents in Nevada, Missouri in
1920.
ii.
CLARA
M.
HANOVER,
b. February 20, 1912, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri; d. April 11, 1992,
Jay, Delaware County, Oklahoma; m. ALFRED
H.
WILLIAMS;
b. April 12, 1912; d. May 1995. Notes
for CLARA
M.
HANOVER: She
moved from Tulsa to Jay Co., OK in 1960. Her obituary lists a sister,
Pearl Lively, of Coffeyville, Kansas. She would be a half
sister.
iii.
MARTHA
HANOVER,
b. October 15, 1915, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri; d. July 16, 2000,
Tulsa, Oklahoma; m. FLOYD
J.
PERONA;
b. June 25, 1914, Missouri; d. December 1983, Tulsa,
Oklahoma. 6. JOHN4 HANOVER
(GEORGE
CHURCH3,
GEORGE
NELSON2,
GEORGE
WASHINGTON1) was born August 1890
in Iowa. He married
VENUS. She was born Abt. 1890 in
Indiana.
Child of
JOHN HANOVER and VENUS
is:
i. RALPH5
HANOVER,
b. Abt. 1917. Note: The obituaries above are
from the Benton county, Iowa GENWEB page.
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