Clover
Family Research Compendium
Created, Edited, and Maintained June Clover Byrne
For the Clover Family Historical Society
Clovers in Missouri
Missouri Pages
Missouri Records
Clover Censuses
Missouri Obituaries
On This Page:
Genealogical Society Index
Land Records
Newspaper Clippings
Marriages
Cemeteries, and Death Records
Military Records
Misc Records
Clover years # pages
| Clover | 1982 | 117 |
| Clover | 1988 | 159 |
| Clover | 1992 | 35 |
| Clover | 1995 | 101 |
| Clover | 2003 | 96 |
| Clover | 2006 | 96 |
Land
Records
Bureau of Land Management Records http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/
CLOVER, BENJAMIN H MO Texas 3/1/1860 Springfield 27352 MO5670__.333
CLOVER, CHESTER R MO Barry 11/15/1892 Springfield 33277 MO5790__.223
CLOVER, LEWIS H MO Texas 3/30/1905 Ironton 7753 MO6270__.154
CLOVER, THOMAS S MO Texas 3/30/1905 Ironton 7755 MO6270__.175
Newspaper Clippings
The following tidbit was sent by Jeanne Hubbard.
The Kansas City (Missouri) Star, Saturday, 8 September 1906 "Births": Included in a list of births reported to the board of health was: Thomas H. and Bessie Clover [parents], 1431 Locust, born September 6, boy [This would have been Anderson Bruce Clover. His mother was Bessie May Howard.]
Note: Anderson Bruce7 Clover (Thomas Henry Junior6, Thomas Henry5,Benjamin Hutchinson4, Henry3, Henry2, Philip1 Clover of Berkeley County, Virginia.)
Kansas City (Missouri) Star, Saturday 11 January 1908, "Births"; Included in a list of births reported to the board of health was Thomas H. and Bessie Clover [parents], 2401 Mersington, 2 January, a girl. [This would have been Violet Clover. Her motheer was Bessie May Howard.]
Jefferson County Record, Hillsboro, Missouri March 1, 1917
http://www.rootsweb.com/~mojchs/Newspapers/1917Record3_1.htm
A number from here attended the debate at House Springs Friday evening. The subject was National Prohibition. The debaters were: Affirmative, Arthur NORTH, Roy LEE, and Walther CLOVER; Negatives, Andrew HILGERT, Mr. ZALLEE, and W.J. CLOVER. The affirmatives won. The next debate will be given March 10, on the Embargo Act.
Jefferson County Record, Hillsboro, Missouri March 1, 1917
http://www.rootsweb.com/~mojchs/Newspapers/1917Record3_1.htm
Teacher’s Meeting Program~
Program for the Meramec Town 1917. The discussions will be selected from ‘Essays for College English’.
The New Farming Generation, Mr. Harold BAKER.
Conditions and Needs of Country Life, Mr. Herman RAGLIN.
The Social Center, Mr. Arthur G. NORTH
The Rural Reformation, Mrs. G.E. BONACKER.
Problems of Rural Social Life, W.J. CLOVER
Respectfully, W.J. CLOVER, V.P.
A.G. NORTH, Sec
*
There is a question as to the spelling of this name. I have not
seen the actual entry. I think it may be Darden.
Page 279 Jefferson County
John W. Clover and Mary Ann Metts; married on 29 October 1848 by Zachariah Alexander, JP at Jefferson Co., Mo.; witnesses: L. S. Herrington, Samuel Johnson, Lucinda Herrington
Page 99, Jefferson County
William K. Winer and Martha E. King; married on 3 December 1855 by Albert G. Haile, JP at Jefferson Co., Mo.; witnesses: Charles Miller, Drury Rogers, John Clover & others; the hand written index has K. William Winer
Page 498, Jefferson County
Lawson Moss and Nancy E. Clover both of Jefferson Co., Mo.; married on Wednesday, 22 December 1869 by G. J. Johnston, County Court Justice at Jefferson Co., Mo.
Page 504, Jefferson County
John Wesley Clover and Miss Cora Griselda Hughes all of Illinois; married on Wednesday, 2 March 1870 by H. M. Parker, JP at Jefferson Co., Mo.; this entry is omitted from the hand written index
Page 199, Jefferson County
Mr. Rudolph Harness and Miss Jennetta Francis Clover both of Jefferson Co., Mo.; married on 28 July 1878 by Anton Yerger, County Court Justice at Jefferson Co., Mo.; the hand written index has Jennette F. Clover
Page 284, Jefferson County
Mr. Harry M. Thomas and Miss Ageline Clover; married on 24 April 1881 by Wm. J. Kirk, Court Justice at Maxville, Jefferson Co., Mo.; witness: Geo. M. Thomas; the hand written index has Angeline Clover
Page 146, Jefferson County
Thomas H. Beckerleg of Jefferson Co., Mo. over 21; Manerva J. Clover of Jefferson Co., Mo. over 18; 27 July 1883 license; married on 30 July 1883 by Leander Hulsey, JP at William Beckerleg, Jefferson Co., Mo.; the hand written index has Minerva Clover
Page 218, Jefferson County
Michael Clover of Jefferson Co., Mo. over 21; Miss Agnes Baurichter Jefferson Co., Mo. over 18; 2 April 1884 license; married on 5 April 1884 by Wash Stephens, G. M., MG at the house of Mr. Bourichter (sic), Jefferson Co., Mo.
Page 421, Franklin County
George W. Clover of Union Twp., Franklin Co., Mo. over 21; Delile D. Park of Meramec Twp., Franklin Co., Mo. over 18; 25 February 1885 license; married on 26 February 1885 by William Criswell, JP Merrimac Twp. at Stanton, Franklin Co., Mo.
Page 352, Jefferson County
John W. Clover of Meramec Twp., Jefferson Co., Mo. over 21; Mrs. Laura Wise of Meramec Twp., Jefferson Co., Mo. over 18; 9 October 1885 license; married on 11 October 1885 by John Dunnigan, JP at the residence of H. Sullens, Jefferson Co., Mo.
Page 453, Crawford County
Edwiny Moonan of Bourbon, Crawford Co., Mo. over 21; Maggie Clover of Bourbon, Crawford Co., Mo. over 18; 24 July 1897 license; married on July 1897 by W. H. Libhart, JP at Bourbon, Crawford Co., Mo.
Page 438, Franklin County
George W. Clover of Villa Ridge, Franklin Co., Mo. over 21; Elizabeth Lindsey of Villa Ridge, Franklin Co., Mo. over 18; 10 September 1919 license; married on 10 September 1919 by Geo. Hamilton, MG at Union, Franklin Co., Mo.; the hand written groom index has Elizabeth Linsey
Doug Niermeyer momollus@usmo.com
Rev./MG John James, John J., or J. J. Montgomery? He lived in Jefferson and Franklin Cos. from about 1872-80 to 1914. He married his second wife, America Ann (Blake) Adams, on 27 December 1885 by John R. Cox, MG at the residence of A. A. Adams, Jefferson Co., MO. I also know that he performed the wedding for America's daughter in 1890. Eveline Frances Adams, born 13 Oct 1873 Jefferson Co., MO, m. 09 Nov 1890 in Jefferson Co., MO to Thomas Clover at the home of her mother America Montgomery performed by her step-father Rev. J. J. Montgomery. Eveline d. 17 Oct 1942 (Dietrich Funeral Home, bur. Hillsboro Cem.).
Bureau of Land Management Records http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/
CLOVER, BENJAMIN H MO Texas 3/1/1860 Springfield 27352 MO5670__.333
CLOVER, CHESTER R MO Barry 11/15/1892 Springfield 33277 MO5790__.223
CLOVER, LEWIS H MO Texas 3/30/1905 Ironton 7753 MO6270__.154
CLOVER, THOMAS S MO Texas 3/30/1905 Ironton 7755 MO6270__.175
Newspaper Clippings
The following tidbit was sent by Jeanne Hubbard.
The Kansas City (Missouri) Star, Saturday, 8 September 1906 "Births": Included in a list of births reported to the board of health was: Thomas H. and Bessie Clover [parents], 1431 Locust, born September 6, boy [This would have been Anderson Bruce Clover. His mother was Bessie May Howard.]
Note: Anderson Bruce7 Clover (Thomas Henry Junior6, Thomas Henry5,Benjamin Hutchinson4, Henry3, Henry2, Philip1 Clover of Berkeley County, Virginia.)
Kansas City (Missouri) Star, Saturday 11 January 1908, "Births"; Included in a list of births reported to the board of health was Thomas H. and Bessie Clover [parents], 2401 Mersington, 2 January, a girl. [This would have been Violet Clover. Her motheer was Bessie May Howard.]
Jefferson County Record, Hillsboro, Missouri March 1, 1917
http://www.rootsweb.com/~mojchs/Newspapers/1917Record3_1.htm
A number from here attended the debate at House Springs Friday evening. The subject was National Prohibition. The debaters were: Affirmative, Arthur NORTH, Roy LEE, and Walther CLOVER; Negatives, Andrew HILGERT, Mr. ZALLEE, and W.J. CLOVER. The affirmatives won. The next debate will be given March 10, on the Embargo Act.
Jefferson County Record, Hillsboro, Missouri March 1, 1917
http://www.rootsweb.com/~mojchs/Newspapers/1917Record3_1.htm
Teacher’s Meeting Program~
Program for the Meramec Town 1917. The discussions will be selected from ‘Essays for College English’.
The New Farming Generation, Mr. Harold BAKER.
Conditions and Needs of Country Life, Mr. Herman RAGLIN.
The Social Center, Mr. Arthur G. NORTH
The Rural Reformation, Mrs. G.E. BONACKER.
Problems of Rural Social Life, W.J. CLOVER
Respectfully, W.J. CLOVER, V.P.
A.G. NORTH, Sec
Marriages
| Clover | Spouse | Date | County | Source |
| August | 9 Nov 1908 | ST Louis, MO | Male Marriage Index 1881-1911 (Reference vol 70 p 304) | |
| Henry of Monroe Co, IL | Minnie Applin of Washington Co, IL | 22 Apr 1836 | St Louis Co, MO | FHL 0469561, Volume 2: 11. St. Louis, Missouri marriages. |
| Henry A, Jr | 25 Nov 1893 | St Louis, MO | Male Marriage Index 1881-1911 (Reference Vol 46 p 584) | |
| Irene | James White | March 5, 1965 | Butler Co, MO | |
| Isaac N. | Margaret E. Fardy | 22 Aug 1861 | St. Louis, MO | FHL no. 528177 |
| J. F. | Bridget A. Murphy | 12 July 1866 | Daviess Co, MO | |
| Jesse E | 7 Feb 1903 | St Louis, MO | Male Marriage Index 1881-1911 (ReferenceVol 59 p 116) | |
| John G | Maggie Votaw | 20 Sept 1892 | Jefferson Co, MO | |
| John W | Mary Ann Metts | 29 Oct 1948 | Jefferson Co, MO | MO Marriages to 1850 Ancestry |
| John W | 25 Jan 1911 | St Louis, MO | Male Marriage Index 1881-1911 (Reference Vol 74 p 475) | |
| Lena | Jas H Chewning | 3 Sep 1893 | Mississippi | CD # 234 MO Mar 1851-1900 |
| Louis E. | Viola Wilson | 9 June 1923 | Jefferson Co, Mo | |
| Lucille M. (18) | Harold J. Waters (18) | 12 Feb 1944 | Jackson | |
| Mary | Jules Felix Valle | 24 Jan 1881 | St. Louis | FHL no. 528181 |
| Merritt | Betty J. White | 2 June 1942 | Webster | |
| Nancy | Lawson Moss | 22 Dec 1869 | Jefferson | CD # 234 MO Mar 1851-1900 |
| Miss R. E. | Joseph V. Lacey | 21 Mar 1861 | St. Louis | FHL No. 528177 |
| Mrs. Sarah A. | Arthur Dilks | 10 Jul 1879 | St. Louis | FHL no. 528181 |
| Victoria | Robert DeJournett | 21 April 1878 | St. Louis | FHL no. 528181 |
| Wm N | Cerly Dordan | 17 Aug 1873 | Bates | CD # 234 MO Mar 1851-1900* |
| William (26) | Rosa Trader (25) | 31 Oct 1900 | Jackson |
Marriages
from South East Missouri Counties.
www.vienici.com This
is a wonderful marriage website which includes Jefferson County as well
as some other counties. I highly recommend that you check this for any
other surnames that you are interested in. And they do regular updates
so don't assume that I have all the Clovers here. Thanks to Gary
Null for pointing this site out to me. Page 279 Jefferson County
John W. Clover and Mary Ann Metts; married on 29 October 1848 by Zachariah Alexander, JP at Jefferson Co., Mo.; witnesses: L. S. Herrington, Samuel Johnson, Lucinda Herrington
Page 99, Jefferson County
William K. Winer and Martha E. King; married on 3 December 1855 by Albert G. Haile, JP at Jefferson Co., Mo.; witnesses: Charles Miller, Drury Rogers, John Clover & others; the hand written index has K. William Winer
Page 498, Jefferson County
Lawson Moss and Nancy E. Clover both of Jefferson Co., Mo.; married on Wednesday, 22 December 1869 by G. J. Johnston, County Court Justice at Jefferson Co., Mo.
Page 504, Jefferson County
John Wesley Clover and Miss Cora Griselda Hughes all of Illinois; married on Wednesday, 2 March 1870 by H. M. Parker, JP at Jefferson Co., Mo.; this entry is omitted from the hand written index
Page 199, Jefferson County
Mr. Rudolph Harness and Miss Jennetta Francis Clover both of Jefferson Co., Mo.; married on 28 July 1878 by Anton Yerger, County Court Justice at Jefferson Co., Mo.; the hand written index has Jennette F. Clover
Page 284, Jefferson County
Mr. Harry M. Thomas and Miss Ageline Clover; married on 24 April 1881 by Wm. J. Kirk, Court Justice at Maxville, Jefferson Co., Mo.; witness: Geo. M. Thomas; the hand written index has Angeline Clover
Page 146, Jefferson County
Thomas H. Beckerleg of Jefferson Co., Mo. over 21; Manerva J. Clover of Jefferson Co., Mo. over 18; 27 July 1883 license; married on 30 July 1883 by Leander Hulsey, JP at William Beckerleg, Jefferson Co., Mo.; the hand written index has Minerva Clover
Page 218, Jefferson County
Michael Clover of Jefferson Co., Mo. over 21; Miss Agnes Baurichter Jefferson Co., Mo. over 18; 2 April 1884 license; married on 5 April 1884 by Wash Stephens, G. M., MG at the house of Mr. Bourichter (sic), Jefferson Co., Mo.
Page 421, Franklin County
George W. Clover of Union Twp., Franklin Co., Mo. over 21; Delile D. Park of Meramec Twp., Franklin Co., Mo. over 18; 25 February 1885 license; married on 26 February 1885 by William Criswell, JP Merrimac Twp. at Stanton, Franklin Co., Mo.
Page 352, Jefferson County
John W. Clover of Meramec Twp., Jefferson Co., Mo. over 21; Mrs. Laura Wise of Meramec Twp., Jefferson Co., Mo. over 18; 9 October 1885 license; married on 11 October 1885 by John Dunnigan, JP at the residence of H. Sullens, Jefferson Co., Mo.
Page 453, Crawford County
Edwiny Moonan of Bourbon, Crawford Co., Mo. over 21; Maggie Clover of Bourbon, Crawford Co., Mo. over 18; 24 July 1897 license; married on July 1897 by W. H. Libhart, JP at Bourbon, Crawford Co., Mo.
Page 438, Franklin County
George W. Clover of Villa Ridge, Franklin Co., Mo. over 21; Elizabeth Lindsey of Villa Ridge, Franklin Co., Mo. over 18; 10 September 1919 license; married on 10 September 1919 by Geo. Hamilton, MG at Union, Franklin Co., Mo.; the hand written groom index has Elizabeth Linsey
Doug Niermeyer momollus@usmo.com
Rev./MG John James, John J., or J. J. Montgomery? He lived in Jefferson and Franklin Cos. from about 1872-80 to 1914. He married his second wife, America Ann (Blake) Adams, on 27 December 1885 by John R. Cox, MG at the residence of A. A. Adams, Jefferson Co., MO. I also know that he performed the wedding for America's daughter in 1890. Eveline Frances Adams, born 13 Oct 1873 Jefferson Co., MO, m. 09 Nov 1890 in Jefferson Co., MO to Thomas Clover at the home of her mother America Montgomery performed by her step-father Rev. J. J. Montgomery. Eveline d. 17 Oct 1942 (Dietrich Funeral Home, bur. Hillsboro Cem.).
Cemetery
Records
Boone Creek Cemetery
Licking, Texas County, Missouri
Clover, Elizabeth, b. Jul 22, 1851, d. Apr 3, 1906, s/w J.D. Clover
Clover, J. D., b. Aug 28, 1845, d. Mar 22, 1900, s/w Elizabeth Clover
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Sugar Creek Cemetary
Buchanan County,Missouri
Bobby J Clover 12 Dec 1929 31 Dec 1996 Sugar Creek Cem MO
Pictures of the following Tombstones can be found on the Find a Grave Site.
Clover, Blanche b. unknown d. unknown New Saint Marcus Cemetery, Wilbur Park
St. Louis County, Missouri
Clover, Elizabeth b. Jul. 22, 1851 d. Apr. 3, 1906 Boone Creek Cemetery
Licking, Texas County, Missouri
Clover, Evelyn b. 1864 d. 1942 Hillsboro Cemetery
Hillsboro Jefferson County, Missouri
Clover, Helen Lavern b. Jul. 11, 1832 d. Aug. 1, 1932 Bethlehem Church Cemetery
Grubville, Jefferson County, Missouri
Clover, Henry A. b. Mar. 13, 1824 d. 1900 Bellefontaine Cemetery
Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri
Clover, J. D. b. Aug. 28, 1845 d. Mar. 22, 1900 Boone Creek Cemetery
Licking, Texas County, Missouri
Clover, Jo Ann b. unknown d. unknown Woodlawn Memorial Park
De Soto, Jefferson County, Missouri
Clover, John George b. Oct. 23, 1896 d. Feb. 3, 1969 Steelville Cemetery
Steelville, Crawford County, Missouri
Clover, Julia Elizabeth Woods b. Sep. 6, 1853 d. Sep. 4, 1975 Steelville Cemetery
Steelville, Crawford County, Missouri
Clover, Louis Raymond b. 1928 d. 1928 Hillsboro Cemetery
Hillsboro, Jefferson County, Missouri
Clover, Mabel Lucretia Bradshaw b. Sep. 21, 1894 d. May 24, 1917 Kimmswick City Cemetery
Kimmswick, Jefferson County, Missouri
Clover, Michael b. Oct. 2, 1853 d. Feb. 4, 1917 Cedar Hill Baptist Cemete...
Jefferson County, Missouri
Clover, Oscar G. b. unknown d. unknown New Saint Marcus Cemetery...
Wilbur Park, St. Louis County, Missouri
Clover, Robert b. Aug. 28, 1910 d. Apr. 23, 1926 Street Cemetery
Summersville, Shannon County, Missouri
Clover, Theda A. b. Oct. 26, 1921 d. Feb. 21, 2003 Bethlehem Church Cemetery
Grubville, Jefferson County, Missouri
Clover, Tom b. 1857 d. 1947 Hillsboro Cemetery
Hillsboro, Jefferson County, Missouri
Clover, Viola L Wilson b. Jun. 6, 1908 d. May 16, 1978 Woodlawn Memorial Park
De Soto, Jefferson County, Missouri
New Saint Markus Cemetery Wilbur Park St. Louis Missouri
www.findagrave.com
Blanche Clover no dates
Oscar G. Clover no dates
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
St. Louis, Missouri
http://www.interment.net/data/us/mo/stlouis/jeffbarr/c/jeffbarr_c12.htm
Clover, August Vernon, b. 06/05/1890, d. 12/12/1951, US Navy,
EM2, Plot: 12 0 8630-O, bur. 12/17/1951Clover, Charles Mckinley, b. 10/14/1895, d. 10/23/1948, US Army, CAPT, Plot: 81 0 51, bur. 10/28/1948
Clover, Dorothy L, b. 11/30/1915, d. 01/16/1991, US Navy, HM, Plot: RR 0 867, bur. 01/21/1991
Clover, Dorothy M, b. 10/08/1918, d. 08/21/1982, US Navy, HM, Plot: N 0 265, bur. 08/24/1982
Clover, Gertrude Anna, b. 08/09/1898, d. 12/25/1983, Plot: 81 0 50, bur. 12/29/1983
Clover, Giles T, b. 05/31/1916, d. 12/03/1998, US Army, PVT, Res: Pittsburg, MO, Plot: RR 0 867, bur. 12/07/1998
Clover, Jesse E. b. 5 Aug 1920 d. 14 Oct 2004
Clover, John S, d. 01/07/1917, Plot: 12 0 12302A, bur. 01/07/1917
Clover, Louis Alfred, b. 02/19/1914, d. 01/12/1970, US Army, TEC 5, Plot: F 0 124, bur. 01/16/1970
Clover, Melvin E b. 14 Oct 1925 d. 31 Dec 1953
Clover, Patsy L b. 22 Nov 1933 d. 25 Nov 2001
Clover, Willie Adam, b. 04/03/1895, d. 02/11/1948, US Army, PVT, Plot: 78 0 150, bur. 12/14/1948
Liberty Community Cemetery, Crawford County, Missouri
http://files.usgwarchives.net/mo/crawford/cemeteries/liberty.txt
Clover, John F. N4 04/19/1922 04/20/1982 05 USN WW2 SC1
Saint James City Cemetery, aka The Masonic Cemetery, St James, Phelps Co.,MOhttp://files.usgwarchives.net/mo/phelps/cemeteries/saintj.txt
Clover, John E. 6/20/1932 8/26/2001 8/30/2001
Pleasant Hill Cemetery Villa Ridge Franklin County Missouri www.findagrave.com
Daughter Clover born unknown died unknown
Delia Parks Clover b. Nov. 4, 1867 d. May 22, 1945
Emma Mueuler Clover b. Feb. 23, 1884 d. Mar. 23, 1962
George Wesley Clover b. Apr. 12, 1859 d. Jun. 28, 1941
Grace Elizabeth Clover b. unknown d. unknown
Helen Clover b. Sep. 1, 1912 d. Sep. 11, 1912
Herman T. Clover b. Feb. 15, 1886 d. Jan. 3, 1911
John Ely Clover b. Jul. 19, 1887 d. Jul. 28, 1929
John Walter Clover born unknown died unknown
Lenard Edward Clover born unknown died unknown
Son Clover b. Aug. 10, 1912 d. Aug. 10, 1912
Mildred Emma Clover b.unknown d.unknown
Bethleham Cemetery Grubville Jefferson County Missouriwww.findagrave.com
Lavern Clover b. Jul. 11, 1832 d. Aug. 1, 1932
Theda A. Clover b. Oct. 26, 1921 d. Feb. 21, 2003
Bellefontaine Cemetery Saint Louis St. Louis City Missouri
www.findagrave
Henry A. Clover b. Mar. 13, 1824 d. 1900
Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery De Soto Jefferson County Missouri www.findagrave.com
JoAnn Clover born unknown died unknown
Viola Wilson Clover b. Jun. 6, 1908 d. May 16, 1978
Steelville Cemetery Steelville Crawford County Missouriwww.findagrave.com
John George Clover b. Oct. 23, 1896 d. Feb. 3, 1969
Julia E. Woods Clover b. Sep. 6, 1853 d. Sep. 4, 1975
Hillsboro Cemetery Hillsboro Jefferson County Missouriwww.findagrave.com
Louis Raymond Clover b. 1928 d. 1928
Tom Clover b. 1857 d. 1947
Kimmswick Cemetery Jefferson County Missouri www.findagrave
Mabel Bradshaw Clover b. Sep. 21, 1894 d. May 24, 1917
Cedar Hill Baptist Cemetery Jefferson County Missouriwww.findagrave.com
Micheal Clover b. Oct. 2, 1853 d. Feb. 4, 1917
Shannon County
Street Clover Summersville Shannon County Missouriww.findagrave
Robert Clover b. Aug. 28, 1910 d. Apr. 23, 1926
Texas County
LICKING, TEXAS COUNTY, MISSOURI BOONE CREEK CEMETERY
USGenWeb Archives by: © Sharon (Noel) Macormic
Clover, Elizabeth, b. Jul. 22, 1851, d. Apr. 3, 1906, s/w J.D. Clover
Clover, J.D., b. Aug. 28, 1845, d. Mar. 22, 1900, s/w Elizabeth Clover s/w means on stone with.
St. Louis Death Records 1850-1908
| Slave/of Mrs Clover | d. 7 Aug 1853 | |
| Henrietta Sophia Joh Clover Born Illinois |
d. 18 Aug 1884 aged under 1
year died at 3522 N. Eleventh St. Buried at Madison, Illinois |
St. Louis City Death register Vol
16 page 651 Mo. Archives film no. C10382 St LGS film no. VM5042 County lib film no. RDSL25 |
| Henry A. Clover born New York | D. 12 November 1900 aged 76 died at 3303 Wash Ave Buried at Bellefontaine Cemetery |
St. Louis City Death Register Vol
41 page 390 MO Archives film no. C10405 St.LGS film no. VM 5054 County lib film no. RDSL49 |
| John G. Clover aged 1 year born St. Louis, MO |
D. 17 May 1886 Died at Compton & Pine Buried Indianapolis, Indiana |
St. Louis City Death Register Vol
18 page 479 MO Archives film no. C10384 St.LGS film no. VM5043 County lib film no.RDSL27 |
| Leonard Clover aged 37 born Illinois |
d. 4 September 1898 Died at 2111 S. Seventh St. Buried at Anatomical Board |
St. Louis City Death Register Vol
37 page 28 MO Arhives film no. C10402 St.LGS film no. VM5052 County Lib film no. RDSL46 |
| Steve Clover aged 8 Born St. Louis, MO |
D. 27 Feb 1896 Died at 316 Lami St. Buried at St. Mathew's Cemetery |
St. Louis City Death Register Vol
33 page 76 MO Archives film no. C10398 St.LGS film no. VM5050 County Lib film no. RDSL42 |
| Tillie E. Clover aged 11 Born USA |
d. 3 March 1901 died at 3112 Brantner Pl Buried at Bethany UCC Cemetery |
St. Louis City Death Register Vol
41 page 531 MO Archives film no. C10405 St.LGS film no. VM5054 County lib film no. RDSL49 |
| William Clover aged less than 1
year Born St. Louis, MO |
d. 10 June 1889 died at 3706 Capitol Ave Buried at St. Mathew's Cemetery |
St. Louis City Death Register Vol
23 page 87 MO Archives film no. C10388 St.LGS film no. VM 5045 County Lib film no. RDSL32 |
Missouri State Archives Missouri Death Certificates, 1910 – 1958
Images of the actual certificates are available on line at; http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/| Abram Clover | April 21, 1912 | Jackson | 13713 | |
| Anna E. Clover | March 16, 1936 | Texas | 13793 | |
| Ashley C. Clover | April 13, 1911 | St. Louis | 16052 | |
| August V. Clover | December _, 1951 | St. Louis City | St. Louis City | 42832 |
| Belle Clover | May _, 1945 | Lawrence | 17305 | |
| Charles Clover | April 15, 1958 | St. Louis City | 15659 | |
| Clarence W. Clover | November _, 1949 | Franklin | 36811 | |
| Claribell Clover | January 09, 1930 | Texas | 3798 | |
| Cora G. Clover | October 21, 1936 | St. Louis City | St. Louis City | 39567 |
| Darol R. Clover | November _, 1948 | St. Louis City | St. Louis City | 37977 |
| Edward Clover | February 20, 1912 | St. Louis | 6661 | |
| Elisabeth B. Clover | October 18, 1913 | St. Louis City | St. Louis City | 34628 |
| Elizabeth Clover | October 14, 1930 | St. Louis | 34063 | |
| Elizabeth B. Clover | May _, 1945 | Texas | 18420 | |
| Evelyn F. Clover | October _, 1942 | Jefferson | 37352 | |
| Fanie Clover | June _, 1940 | Lincoln | 22176 | |
| Fannie P. Clover | November 13, 1920 | St. Louis City | St. Louis City | 35409 |
| George W. Clover | June _, 1941 | Franklin | 21641 | |
| Gerald E. Clover | May _, 1941 | Texas | 19233 | |
| Helen Clover | September 11, 1912 | St. Louis | 31058 | |
| Helen Lavern Clover | August 01, 1932 | Jefferson | 26553 | |
| Helen Marie Clover | April 26, 1919 | St. Louis City | St. Louis City | 15866 |
| Henry Clover | August 15, 1910 | St. Louis | 25591 | |
| Herman Theodore Clover | January 03, 1911 | Franklin | 1029 | |
| Iva May Clover | July 03, 1919 | Gasconade | 22061 | |
| Janice J. Clover | February _, 1938 | Jasper | Joplin | 7094 |
| Joan Clover | December 27, 1936 | St. Louis City | St. Louis City | 46925 |
| John Clover | October _, 1944 | St. Louis | Clayton | 31703 |
| John Benjamin Clover | July 12, 1912 | St. Louis | 24538 | |
| John S. Clover | January 07, 1917 | St. Louis City | St. Louis City | 3318 |
| John Taft Clover | November 17, 1926 | Jefferson | 35207 | |
| Lewis A. Clover | November 11, 1936 | Texas | 43536 | |
| Louis Raymond Clover | July 19, 1929 | Jefferson | 25028 | |
| Mabel L. Clover | May 24, 1917 | St. Louis City | St. Louis City | 20802 |
| Maude A. Clover | March _, 1938 | St. Louis City | St. Louis City | 8663 |
| Michael Clover | February 04, 1917 | Jefferson | 6452 | |
| Minnie Clover | February _, 1941 | St. Louis City | St. Louis City | 5267 |
| Ralph Clover | January 15, 1928 | St. Louis City | St. Louis City | 2986 |
| Robert Clover | April 23, 1926 | Texas | 15235 | |
| Seth Elliott Clover | April 30, 1921 | St. Louis City | St. Louis City | 11163-37 |
| Stephen Clover | February 02, 1917 | St. Louis City | St. Louis City | 7644 |
| Susan P. Clover | February 21, 1919 | Jasper | Joplin | 6233 |
| Thomas K. Clover | January _, 1954 | Jefferson | 1797 | |
| Thos. H. Clover | October 25, 1918 | Jackson | Kansas City | 33959 |
| Tommy S. Clover | May 14, 1935 | Texas | 18761 | |
| Unknown Clover | August 26, 1911 | Franklin | 31148 | |
| William Clover | December 04, 1915 | Jackson | Kansas City | 37020 |
| Willie A. Clover | December _, 1948 | St. Louis | 42051 |
Birth Records
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/birthdeath/bresults.asp?selCBirth=all&txtNBirth=clover
More details are on the detail page. See the original database on line.
| Clover, | Big River Twp. | Jefferson | Feby 26th 1885 | Michael Clover | Eliza Clover | Eliza Lang |
| Harness, | Houses Springs, Mo. | Jefferson | Aug. 16, 86 | Rudolph Harness | Virginia Frances Harness | Clover |
| Not Provided | 1431 Locust | Jackson | 9/6/1906 | Clover Thos H. | Bessie | |
| Not Provided | 2401 Mersington ave | Jackson | 1/2/1908 | T.H. Clover | Bessie Clover | |
| Not Provided | Big River Twp., MO | Jefferson | Feb. 26, 1885 | Michael Clover | Eliza Clover | Eliza Lang |
| Not Provided | House's Springs | Jefferson | Aug. 16, 1886 | Rudolph Harness | Virginia F. Harness | V. Francis Clover |
| Not Provided | Big River Twp., MO | Jefferson | Feb. 26, 1885 | Michael Clover | Eliza Clover | Eliza Lang |
| Not Provided | House's Springs | Jefferson | Aug. 16, 1886 | Rudolph Harness | Virginia F. Harness | V. Francis Clover |
| Pearl Edith Moss | Hillsboro, MO {Prec.} | Jefferson | July 17, 1889 | Lawson L. Moss | Nancy E. Moss | Nancy E. Clover |
| Thomas, | Sandy | Jefferson | April 17th | Henry M. Thomas | Angeline Thomas | Angeline Clover |
| Beckeleg, | Beleus Creek | Jefferson | Feby. 27th | Thomas Beckeleg | Miney J. Beckeleg | Miney J. Clover |
| Clover, | Harrison County, Missouri | Harrison | Dec 26, 1887 | William A. Colver | Susan J. Colver | Susan J. Lovell |
| Chas. Wesley Philips | Pine Township,MO | Texas | 9-22-1884 | Hiram H. Phillip | Alsie A. Philips | Clover |
| Clover, Margaret lLuella | 4224 Ginney | St. Louis | May 24 1902 | Frank M. | Wood, Mary | |
| Montreville, Clover | 2916a Easton | St. Louis | May 27 1903 | Joseph A. | Scheck, Jessie I. | |
| Moss, Pearl Edith | Hillsboro | Jefferson | 7/17/1889 | Moss, Lawson L | Moss, Nancy E | Clover |
| Beckeleg, | Belews Creek | Jefferson | Feby 27th | Thomas Beckeleg | Miney J. Beckeleg | Miney J. Clover |
| Thomas, | Sandy | Jefferson | April 17th | Henry M Thomas | Angeline Thomas | Angeline Clover |
| Clover, | 3946 Folsom | St. Louis City | July 14, 1909 | August | Hanna |
Military Records
World War I Draft Records partial
John George Clover born 23 October 1896, Texas. Place of birth of father was unknown. He was a farmer, residing in Leasburg, Missouri with his wife, Julia Clover. He had blue eyes, light brown hair. The card was dated 5 June 1918 at Steelville, Crawford County, Missouri.
World War I Draft Registration Cards,
1917-1918 Missouri
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World War I Military Service Cards, Missouri State Archives
August Vernon Clover, Service no. 121-74-06[0 not clear on card, typewriter with dirty keys], home: 2123 Bismark Street, St. Louis, Missouri
Enlisted in U.S. Navy on 19 May 1917 at Recruiting Station, St. Louis, Missouri, aged 26 years, 11 months.
Served:
Training Station Great Lakes, Illinois, 23 May 1917 to 14 June 1917
Naval Station, New Orleans, Louisiana, 14 June 1917 to 16 July 1917
U.S. Castine,16 July 1917 to 11 November 1918
Ratings: Fireman 3rd Class, 166 days; Fireman 2nd Class, 151 days; Electrician 3rd Class, 224 days
General Discharge, 29 January 1919 from U.S.S. Castine.
Charles Carl Clover, Service No. 121-74-10, home: Villa Ridge, Missouri
Enlisted in U.S. Navy at Recruiting Station St. Louis, Missouri on 29 June 1917, aged 23 years, 7 months
Served:
Home awaiting orders, 29 June 1917 to 28 August 1917
Training Station, Newport, Rhode Island, 28 August 1917 to 26 October 1917
Receiving Ship at Boston, Massachusetts 26 October 1917 to 21 November 1917
Receiving Ship at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 21 November 1917 to 24 November 1917
U.S. Naval Base 18, Iverness, Scotland, 24 November 1917 to 11 November 1918
Ratings: Seaman Apprentice 119 days, Seaman 2nd Class 381 days
General Discharge, 3 December 1919 from U.S.S. Panther
Charles M. Clover, service no. 963,453, white, home: 2123 Bismarck St., St. Louis, Missouri
Inducted into U.S. Army at Scott Field, Illinois, 22 June 1918, age 22 and 2/3 years.
Served:
Headquarter Company, 262 Aer Squadron to 3 July 1918
242nd AER Squadron to 28 July 1918
Company C, 211 Field Signal Battalion to Discharge.
Grade: Private. Honorably discharged, no disability.
George A. Clover, Service no. 1,472,073, white, home: Washington, Missouri
Inducted in U.S. Army at Chamois [Osage County, Missouri] on 26 June 1917, aged 20 3/4 years:
Service:
2nd Field Hospital Company, Missouri National Guard
Medical Field Hospital, Company, 138 110 SN TN to discharge.
Served overseas from 19 May 1918 to 27 April 1919
Grade: WAG June 1918. Honorably discharged. Not disabled.
John O. Clover, service no. 1,462,643, white, home: St. Louis, Missouri
Inducted into U.S. Army at St. Louis on 26 March 1917, aged 23 and 3/4 years.
Service:
Headquarters Company, 1st Infantry Missouri National Guard
Headquarters Company, 138th Infantry to 14 October 1917
Headquarters Company, 128th Field Artillery to Discharge
Grade: MUS, September 1918
Served Overseas, 20 May 1918 to 22 April 1919
Honorably discharged, not disabled.
Tom Clover, service no. 121-74-22, home: Villa Ridge, Missouri
Enlisted into U.S. Navy at Recruiting Station, Omaha, Nebraska, 19 June 1917, age 21 years
Service:
Training Station, Newport, Rhode Island, 19 June 1917 to 7 August 1917
Receiving Ship, Boston, Massachusetts, 7 August 1917 to 15 August 1917
U.S.S. Proteus, 15 August 1917 to 11 November 1918
Ratings:
Fireman 3rd Class 135 days, Fireman 2nd Class 151 days, Fireman 1st Class 224 days.
General Discharge 9 October 1919 from U.S.S. Proteus as Engineman 1st Class.
Willie A. Clover, Service no. 2,182,690, white, home: Leasburg, Missouri.
Inducted into U.S. Army at Steelville, 25 April 1918, aged 23 years. [Steelville is in Crawford County, Missouri.]
Service:
19 Company, 164 DEP Brigade, 25 April 1918 to 15 May 1918
A Company, 354 Infantry to 21 July 1919
Grade: Private
Served overseas: 4 June 1918 to 14 June 1919
Injured 18 August 1918, 15 % Disability
Honorably Discharged.
| U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 Missouri |
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Miscellaneous
Records
1889 Kansas City, Missouri City Directory ( no Clovers in Kansas City, Missouri 1890) from microfilm of city directories in Orlando, Florida Public Library. [Note: See also Kansas City, Kansas.]
Clover, Abraham Eng’r KC Gas L r 1047 E 4th
Clover, Ella domestic 917 E 13th
Clover, John A. insurance rooms 630 w 8th
(There are Clovers in the Kansas City, Kansas 1889 directory.)
ENCYCLOPEDIA Of THE HISTORY of ST. LOUIS
A Compendium of History and Biography for Ready Reference
VOL I – 1899
The Southern History Company
Pages 412 – 413
Clover, Henry A., lawyer and jurist, was born March 13, 1824, in the city of New York, son of Lewis P and Bridget Clover. He was educated at Forest & Milligan’s School, and at Columbia College of New York City, and in the early spring of 1844 came to St. Louis. He arrived at the time of the flood of that year, when steamboats landed at the second floors of warehouses on the levee, and steamboats made trips to the bluffs in the American Bottoms. Soon after his arrival, he became deputy clerk of the circuit court, when John Ruland was clerk of that court, John M. Krum, circuit judge, and William Milburn, sheriff. There was but one judge of the circuit court at that time, a court of common pleas being also n existence, with Peter H. Engle and later Montgomery Blair also captain of the uniform militia company called the Montgomery Guards – on the bench in that court. He had studied law before coming to St. Louis with the firm of Graham & Samdfords, a very prominent New York law firm, and after serving as a clerk of the court for two or three years he was admitted to the bar and began the practice of his profession, which he has continued up to the present time, except while serving on the bench. He has appeared as counsel in many noted cases and has long been known as one of the accomplished, capable and high – minded lawyers of St. Louis. In the spring of 1849, memorable as the year in which St. Louis suffered from an epidemic of cholera, and was also visited by a great fire, he was elected city attorney on the Democratic ticket. In 1850, he was nominated for the same office by the Benton wing of the Democratic Party, but was defeated by reason of the split in his party. In 1852, he was nominated on the Democratic ticket for circuit attorney, and made the race for that office against James R. Lackland, who was the Wig nominee. Mr. Clover was elected by a handsome majority at the end of a hotly – contested campaign, and served until 1856, when he was elected member of the General Assembly of Missouri, on a general ticket, which bore the names of such men as Francis P. Blair, B. Gratz Brown, Samuel Breckinridge and others, who achieved unusual distinction. At the end of the first session of this assembly, Mr. Clover resigned from the Legislature, he having been nominated and elected judge of the criminal court of St. Louis County. He held this office seven years, and was then appointed by Mayor James S. Thomas city counselor. In 1865, he was elected a delegate to the State Constitutional Convention of that year, in which he served as chairman of the committee on judiciary. As chairman of this committee, he reported and procured the adoption into the Constitution of what was known as “The Ousting Ordinance.” He opposed what was known as the test oath clause of the Constitution adopted, and for this reason did not attach his signature to that instrument, which has passed into history as the “Drake Constitution.” In 1865, he was commissioned by Governor Fletcher judge of the Supreme Court, but declined the appointment. The position of delegate to the Constitutional Convention was the last public office, which he held, his entire time and attention having since been devoted to professional labors. Originally, a Democrat, he became a “Free-Soiler,” and subsequently a Republican, and has affiliated with the last-named political organization since Fremont’s candidacy for the residence, in 1856. Judge Clover married, in 1850, Miss Bettie Bohannon, of Jefferson City, Missouri.
Rhonda Clover sent me the following two items which are certainly tantalizing. Remember that Arkansas was part of what of the Missouri Territory at that time. Following the Louisiana Purchase, negative rumors circulated about Governor Wilkinson. The residents of the St. Louis area showed their support for Wilkinson by sending letters to the president. This collection is called the Wilkinson Memorial. The residents who signed the letters lived in St. Louis, St. Charles (SC), St. Ferdinand (SF), and Ste. Genevieve (SG). In addition, residents from Cape Girardeau and New Madrid areas of the Louisiana Territory are included; however, Cape Girardeau and New Madrid residents are not indicated by a location designation. John Clover signed but no location was given suggesting that he was in the Cape Girardeau or New Madrid area about 1805. http://stlgs.org/DBgovernmentCensusMoTerritory1805.htm
The signature of John Clover was in section 11 of the list
of signers of the 1810 petition of land owners who feared losing
their land because of the legal changes after the Louisiana
Purchase. The entiire record was on line at one point but the link is
now broken. I cannot find it again. If anyone has access to
the actual records, please let me know.
The lists, containing 986 signatures of Missouri Pioneers in the
year 1810, copied from the Territorial
Papers of the United
States, Vol. XIV,
Louisiana-Missouri Territory, 1806-1814, pages
382-397. Compiled by Clarence Edwin Carter, U.S. Gov. Printing
Office, 1949.
These two records are tantalizing because they tell us that a John Clover was west of the Mississippi River by 1805. We know that the John Clover and Tabitha, his wife, signed a deed in Monroe County on 17 July 1818. Did he move back to Monroe County after 1810? Is this another John Clover? At the present time, I do not think any conclusions can be drawn. Nevertheless, it suggests that we need to do more research in these areas.
Texas County Missouri pre-1910 birth records
http://files.usgwarchives.org/mo/texas/vitals/births/birth1887-90.txt
Name of child: Ben Harrison Male child no. Ten born Feb 17, 1890 in Morris Tp nationality USA mother Josephine Clover born Indiana 39 resides Burch, Texas County, father John Clover born Indiana 45 farmer resides Burch Texas County
St. Louis World's Fair. [I have copies of pictures of this when I find them. If this is your family, tell me and I will look.]
History of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition A-I
History of the Louisiana purchase exposition : comprising the history of the Louisiana territory, the story of the Louisiana purchase and a full account of the great exposition, embracing the participation of the states and nations of the world, and other events of the St. Louis world's fair of 1904 (compiled from official sources by Mark Bennitt, editor-in-chief and Frank Parker Stockbridge, managing editor, Universal exposition publishing company, 1905).
Copies of History of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition are available at the following St. Louis Public Library locations: Carpenter Branch, Fine Arts (Central Library), Special Collections (Central Library), Stacks (Central Library). (Call Number: Oversize 606).
History of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition page 231.
Jose M. Trigo y Clover
http://www.1904faircd.com/History%20Louisiana%20Purchase%20Exposition%20Index.pdf
[Note: One of the sons of William C. Clover of New York City moved to Texas and married there. I think this is his son.]
Couple Celebrates 60th Anniversary By Reenacting the Reception
By: Karen Cernich
07/29/2009
James Weiskopf and Dorothy Clover were married May 7, 1949, at St. Francis Borgia Church in Washington. After the ceremony, the family met at the Kohmueller House for a chicken dinner reception. Sixty years later, the family returned to the historic homestead to celebrate Jim and Dot's anniversary the same way. A chicken dinner was served and the couple, seated under an arbor on the lawn, renewed their vows.
The Kohmueller homestead is special to Dorothy's family because they lived there for four years from 1947 to 1951. A Dewey and Lydia Clover rented the house from the Kohmuellers. Lydia and Mrs. Louis Kohmueller were cousins. The idea to celebrate the Weiskopfs' 60th anniversary at the homestead where they had their reception came up after the couple were driving around "their old stomping grounds" with their son, Jim, and his family as a way to encourage them to tell "their story."
"They grew up in Franklin County and met when my mother and her family lived in Washington," recalled ?. "They were married at St Francis Borgia and we found out that day that they went back to this house and farm for the chicken dinner after their wedding. We thought it would be nice to 're-create' that event."
The Weiskopfs lived most of their life in Bel Ridge but several years ago moved to Lake St. Louis. They have six children all married, 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren:
Debbie (and Dean) Lawler from Bel Aire, Md., and their three children, Shannon, Brandon (Kerri and their daughter Kailyn) and Shane Lawler; Connie (and Tom) Prendergast from St Peters and their two children, Jeff Prendergast and Erin (and Stan) Ponder; Diana (and Bob) Kester from St Charles and their two children Sarah (and Andrew) Brubaker and Charis Kester and her daughter Ellie; Jim (and Mary) Weiskopf from Ferguson and their two children, Eileen and Michael Weiskopf; Monica (and Jim) Barnes from St Charles and their two children, Ryan and Michaela Barnes; and
Brad and Anna Weiskopf from Chesterfield and their two children, Isabella and Nicolas Weiskopf.
About 100 people attended the anniversary celebration. Some came from as far away as Baltimore and Alabama, but most relatives still live in the Franklin County area. In addition to celebrating the Weiskopfs' anniversary, many of the relatives enjoyed getting a tour of the Kohmueller house, which is under the care of Washinton Preservation Inc. Dorris Keeven-Franke, president of the nonprofit group, gave relatives a tour of the circa 1878 home, which has been carefully restored to its original design.
A couple of the Clover family relatives who lived in the house shared their memories of the property as well. "I remember how we had to walk through the woods to get up to Fifth Street," said Ruth (Clover) Marquart. "And if it rained, you couldn't get to the house because the road in was a dirt road.
"I had a date once and when I told him I would walk home, he said, 'No, I'll drive you.' I told him he was going to get stuck, and he did."
When the Clover family lived in the house, they slept upstairs, said Marquart, noting the space was unfinished. "In the winter, there was no heat and all the nail heads would frost over . . . we didn't sleep in much." Looking at the house today, the Clovers commented on how some things were the same and others, different.
"The smokehouse is changed, and the lake wasn't here - that was all field," said Betty (Clover) Stuesse. "We always entered from up there where the Y is now."
It had been years since the Clovers were back at the Kohmueller homestead, and Dot (Clover) Weiskopf had forgotten how small the home really was. "When I look at that house, I don't know how my parents had enough room to cook the food and serve everyone (for the original reception in 1949)," she said. "It's really just the two rooms, because we didn't serve anything outside.
"If Mom and Dad could realize this became an historic site, they wouldn't believe it," she remarked. "It was really pretty rustic when we were here."
The Weiskopf anniversary celebration was the first private event held at the Kohmueller homestead, and Keeven-Franke said she hopes more people will consider it for other activities.
http://www.emissourian.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=20351946&BRD=1409&PAG=461&dept_id=544655&rfi=6
