Clover
Family Research Compendium
Created, Edited, and Maintained June Clover Byrne
For the Clover Family Historical Society
Clover
Records in Idaho
Idaho Marriages, 1842-1940
| Doris Barrett | Bennett Ch Clover | 21 September 1929 | Preston, Bear Lake CO., Idaho |
| Forest Clover | Rowland King | 20 December 1910 | Coeur D'Alene, Kootenai CO., Idaho |
| Ralph D. Edwards | Pemble Clover | 28 August 1914 | Salmon, Lemhi CO., Idaho |
| Nessie Fisher | Tom Clover | 9 March 1933 | Fort Hall |
| Maurice Evan Haney | Ione Palmer Clover | 9 May 1936 | Moore, Blaine CO., Idaho |
| Edwin Francis Kelly | Merle Kyle Clover | 5 June 1912 | Bancroft, Bannock CO., Idaho |
| Mary Richards | Sturlin Clover | 26 August 1923 | Paris, Bear Lake CO., Idaho |
http://abish.byui.edu/specialCollections/westernStates/westernStatesRecordDetail.cfm?recordID=685937
Rowland King, married Forest Clover, on 20 December 1910, at Coeur D'Alene, Kootenai County, Idaho.Book 7: 80
H. P. Thompson, married Martha Clover on 9 November 1931, at Twin Falls County, Idaho. Book 9: 7
Orin Vincent Clover married Lyle Gertrude Sprague, 19 April 1934, at Boise, in Ada County, Idaho. Book 24: 70.
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Idaho
Death Index, 1911-51
| Clover | Year | County | Town | Date of Death | Date of Birth | Rec. no. |
| WOODWARD, CARL CLOVER | 1911 | Latah | MOSCOW | 10/02/1911 | 01/21/1909 | 000771 |
| CLOVER , EDNA | 1927 | Power | PAULINE | 05/05/1927 | 99/99/1914 | 068967 |
| CLOVER , ERIC J | 1940 | Ada | BOISE | 12/08/1940 | 03/24/1855 | 122059 |
| CLOVER , VERNON | 1939 | Ada | 12/30/1939 | 07/05/1904 | 117041 | |
| PAT, SUSIE ( CLOVER ) | 1936 | Bannock | POCATELLO | 05/07/1936 | 99/99/1880 | 098662 |
Social
Security Death Index
| Alma Clover | 27 Oct 1895 | May 1985 | Coeur D Alene, Kootenai, Idaho |
| David Clover | 17 Oct 1881 | Jan 1967 | Coeur D Alene, Kootenai, Idaho |
| Emil Clover | 17 Jan 1886 | Dec 1976 | Boise, Ada, Idaho |
| Esther Clover | 15 Sep 1905 | 27 Mar 1994 | Boise, Ada, Idaho |
| Florence Clover | 2 Jul 1894 | Jun 1982 | Caldwell, Canyon, Idaho |
| Raymond Clover | 12 Jun 1906 | Dec 1985 | Marsing, Owyhee, Idaho |
World
War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Walter Leroy Clover, born 21 May 1891, Caucasian born Illinois resided Clearwater, ID
John Guy Clover, born 1 August 1889, Minnesota, Caucasian resided Twin Falls, ID
J. M Clover Idaho
An
Illustrated History of North Idaho Embracing Nex Perces, Idaho, Latah,
Kootenai, and Shoshone Counties, Idaho, (Western Publishing
Company, 1903) This article is about James E. Dailey but included here
because he mentions J. M. Clover. JAMES E. DAILEY The esteemed pioneer, whose name heads this article, is one of the substantial men of the county and a leader in many lines, and is accredited with the distinction of living longer in Latah County without using whisky than any other man in the Palouse country. He is a man of sound principles and unswerving integrity and is highly esteemed by all of his fellows. James E. was born in La Salle County, Illinois, on April 16, 1858, the son of Robert and Eleanor (Hughes) Dailey. The father was born in Greene County, Pennsylvania, and is now living in Latah County. His grandfather, James Dailey, was a native of the same place and died there. The mother of our subject was born in Greene County in 1836, and is now living in Latah County. Her father, John Hughes, was born and died in Greene County, Pennsylvania, and his father was killed there by the Indians in an early age. Our subject's parents removed to Story County, Iowa, in 1864, and four years later went thence to Hamilton County and farmed. Our subject attended school and later came with his parents to San Francisco, thence to Portland by steamer and on to The Dalles, whence they made their way by teams to the Palouse River, there being no Palouse City then. They took land and at the age of twenty-one James took a portion of his present place, seven miles northeast from Palouse. Since he has purchased more and is one of the substantial farmers of the county and raises abundant crops of hay and the cereals from his half section of fine land. He took part in the defense of the settlers at the time of the Indian outbreak. He was packing to Camas Prairie at the time and assisted to take all his people to Colfax.
The marriage of Mr. Dailey and Miss Ida, daughter of Talbott and Sarah (Haynes) Ingraham, was celebrated on January 1, 1882. They have five children: Blanche, deceased; Ward E., deceased; Robert T., at home; Maud I., and Sarah Odna, at home. Mr. Ingraham was a farmer, born in Ohio on May 6, 1833. His grandmother was Jemimah Birch and his grandfather Ingraham was born in Wales. Mrs. Dailey was born in Knox County, Illinois, on November 23, 1864., and gained her education in the public schools. Mrs. Dailey has brothers and sisters as follows: Warren S., in Pennsylvania; Eliza J., wife of: Bert Trownfelter and living in Lewiston; Daniel S., deceased; Mr. Dailey's brothers and sisters are named as follows: Louisa, wife of Walter Dean, in Latah County, John L. and Hughes I. on Nez Perces reservation; Anna E., wife of W; W. Davis, of Latah County; Robert R., at home in Latah County and Charles M., also at home in Latah County. Mr. and Mrs. Dailey are members of the Christian Church and he is a member of the school board. It is of note that six uncles of Mr. Dailey fought in the Civil war, one, I. I. Hughes becoming captain. Mrs. Dailey had five uncles in the Civil war and three died there, one in Andersonville prison. They were fifers and one was a drum major. In 1875 Mr. Dailey carried the mail from Lewiston to Spokane, Lewiston being the distributing point then. And it is of note that at that time J. M. Clover kept a little store in a box house in Spokane and there was no accommodation for a horse to be found and Mr. Dailey was obliged to feed him on a picket rope.
Robert R. Clover
Published in the Idaho Press Tribune on 4/15/2009
http://www.idahopress.com/community/obits/?obitid=3045
Robert R. Clover, 76, Nampa,ID, formerly of Marsing, died Saturday, April 11, 2009, at a local care center. Graveside services are at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 25, at the Marsing-Homedale Cemetery. 459-0833.
Post Register (Idaho Falls, Idaho)
Arneta Velma Clover, 86, of Rexburg, died Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2009, at her daughter's home in Shelley, Idaho.
She was born July 19, 1923, in Archer, Idaho, to Melvin Hunsaker and Clara Elizabeth Briggs Hunsaker.
She attended schools in Archer and Sunnydale and then attended Madison High School.
She married Lionel Ronald Meikle in Archer. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Logan, Utah, LDS Temple. They later divorced. She married William Herman Clover. They later divorced. She worked for Jack's Chicken Inn, for the school lunch program in Lyman, was an Avon representative, owned and managed Bills Caf, worked for the Walker Caf, then worked in the Ricks College cafeteria and, most recently, for Artco in Rexburg until her retirement.
Arneta was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, Mary Savage Wilcox Camp. She enjoyed square-dancing and traveling, having traveled to almost every state in the U.S. She loved gardening and growing flowers, was an avid genealogist and was famous for her homemade candy.
She is survived by her children, Launa Marie (Randy Allan) Taylor of Shelley, Ronald Elvin (Beverly) Meikle of St. Anthony, Lynn Burdette (Judy) Meikle and Garth Durand (Nancy) Meikle, both of Rexburg, and Alan Var (Kayleen) Meikle of Roy, Utah; siblings, Cleona Simpson of Lyman, Calvin (Dorothy) Hunsaker of Tenino, Wash., and Larry Hunsaker of Lyman; 19 grandchildren; 38 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents and a grandson, Ronald Elvin Meikle.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 5, at the Lyman LDS 1st Ward. The family will receive friends from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Friday and from 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Saturday, both at the church. Burial will be in Archer-Sutton Cemetery under the care of Eckersell Memorial Chapel in Rigby. Condolences may be sent to the family online at www.eckersellfuneralhome .com.seen in postregister.com
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Idaho
State Historical Society Biographical Index
The index can be found at http://www.idahohistory.net/id_bio_index.html It contains two Clover entries
Clover B W 1964 Obituary Clergy
Clover Don News Item
www.idahohistory.net/prisoner_index.pdf
Penitentiary, Idaho State Prisoner File
Clover Richard S Penitentiary, Idaho State Prisoner File
Censuses
1930 Ada County, Idaho Boise page 175, ED 1-15, sh 1A: 2/2 Emil F. Clover 42 single MN Sweden Sweden; Benjamini W. Clover brother 40 first married at 32 MN Sweden Sweden. Both were clergyman in the Salvation Army.
1930 Clearwater County, Idaho Orofino ED 18-21 sh 2B line 88 Walter L Clover 38 IL ENG Sweden; Hattie M. wife 42 MN US US. Walter was a forest ranger working for the US Forestry Service. He was first married at age 34. She was first married at age 14.
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