Clover
Family Research Compendium
Created, Edited, and Maintained June Clover Byrne
For the Clover Family Historical Society
Clover Records in the UK
England Vital
Records Indexes
Clovers Leaving the UK
Military Records
Census
MiscellaneousClovers Leaving the UK
Military Records
Census
Also on this site:
Irish Clover Records
Clover Family Records in England
England Vital
Records Indexes
Thanks to Michael Clover for this material.
Battisford, Suffolk County, England
Elijah Green Clover born Dec-25-1833
Elizabeth Clover born July -5- 1818
Susan Clover born July -5- 1818
Thomas Clover born 1743 Battisford parents Thomas and Alice
Sarah Clover married Elijah Lambert January 15 1818
Elizabeth Clover married Thomas Death June 18 1820
Elizabeth Clover married Robert Gosling January 30 1833 [ this one is from a microfiche and the year is a bit smudge]
Kent, Surrey, London: - Canterbury Marriage Licenses, 1751-1780 Volume 31 folio 88 1775 County: Kent Country: England John Clover of Brabourne yeo bach (40) & Judith Hayward of St Mgt Cant sp (30), at B or St Mgt. 18 Feb 1775.
Surrey: Wandsworth - Parish Registers, 1603-1787 Christenyngs'. 1689. County: Surrey Country: England 02 Jun 1689 Elizabeth, daughter of William Clover.
Surrey: Wandsworth - Parish Registers, 1603-1787 Christenyngs'. 1687. County: Surrey Country: England 08 Sep 1687 Rebeccah, daughter of William Clover.
Surrey: Wandsworth - Parish Registers, 1603-1787 Christenyngs'. 1680. County: Surrey Country: England 09 May 1680 Richard, son of William Clover.
Suffolk: Rushbrook - Parish Registers (Christenings, Marriages, Burials), 1567-1850 Marriages. Marriages. The Population. County: Suffolk Country: England 23 Jun 1826 William Clover single & Sophia Wastley single both of this parish. B.
Suffolk: Suffolk - Wills of the Archdeaconry of Suffolk, 1620-1624 Burials. Abbreviations 23 R(W) Margaret Cooke of East Bergholt, widow. 25 December 1620 County: Suffolk Country: England Wit. Christopher Lewes. Anthony Clover. William Wilks.
Suffolk: Rushbrook - Parish Registers (Christenings, Marriages, Burials), 1567-1850 Baptisms. Baptisms. The Population. County: Suffolk Country: England 02 May 1819 William son of James & Frances Clover, labourer.
Suffolk: - Hearth Tax Returns, 1674 Burials Suffolk Hearth Tax Returns, 1674 131. Crowfield. (Crofeild.) in Bosmere County: Suffolk Country: England John Clover 1 4
Suffolk: Bury St. Edmonds - St. James Registers of Marriages, 1562-1800 Burials Marriages. 1716. County: Suffolk Country: England 07 --- 1716 John Clover single of Flempton & Elizabeth Webb single of this parish.
Suffolk: Sudbury - Marriage Licences, 1684-1754 12.The Hearth Tax. Charles 2nd. Allegations for Marriage Licences in the Archdeaconry of Sudbury, Suffolk. Book 5. 1724-5-6-7-8-9. County: Suffolk Country: England Thos. Powle, of Hitcham, 25 years, & Judith Clover, of same, 23 years, at Chelsworth or Hitcham. Bn.: John Clover. 08 Nov 1728.
Suffolk: Sudbury - Marriage Licences, 1815-1839 12.The Hearth Tax. Charles 2nd. Allegations for Marriage Licences in the Archdeaconry of Sudbury, Suffolk. Book 39. 1824--1827. County: Suffolk Country: England Chas. Clover, of Lavenham, s. m., & Mary Mills, s. w., of same, 20 years (father, John Mills, of same), at same. 01 Aug 1825.
Suffolk: Sudbury - Wills of the Archdeaconry of Sudbury, 1630-1635 Burials. No. 2. Jermyn Index. 385. R(W) Edmund Smyth of Rushbrooke, yeoman. 6 March 1631/32. County: Suffolk Country: England I give my brother Edward for life all my lands and tenements in Wramplingham, Norfolk, which I purchased of John Berton minister and Thomas Clover miller, both of Wramplingh
Suffolk: Sudbury - Wills of the Archdeaconry of Sudbury, 1630-1635 Burials. No. 2. Jermyn Index. 386. R(W) John Oxe (X) of Bury St Edmunds, husbandman. 5 April 1632. County: Suffolk Country: England I give my brother Edward for life all my lands and tenements in Wramplingham, Norfolk, which I purchased of John Berton minister and Thomas Clover miller, both of Wramplingh
Suffolk: Sudbury - Marriage Licences, 1782-1814 12.The Hearth Tax. Charles 2nd. Allegations for Marriage Licences in the Archdeaconry of Sudbury, Suffolk. Book 32. 1803-4-5. County: Suffolk Country: England Jn. Clover, of Brent Eleigh, w., & Ann Baggs, of Rattlesden, w., at same. Surety: Wm. Clover. 19 Nov 1803.
Suffolk: Sudbury - Marriage Licences, 1782-1814 12.The Hearth Tax. Charles 2nd. Allegations for Marriage Licences in the Archdeaconry of Sudbury, Suffolk. Book 31. 1800-1802. County: Suffolk Country: England Isaac Clover, of Nedging, s. m., & Mary Kemball, of Kersey, s. w., 20 years (father, Jn. Kemball), at Kersey. 05 Apr 1802.
Suffolk: Sudbury - Marriage Licences, 1782-1814 12.The Hearth Tax. Charles 2nd. Allegations for Marriage Licences in the Archdeaconry of Sudbury, Suffolk. Book 23. 1782-1783 County: Suffolk Country: England Jn. Clover, of Bildeston, s. m., 27 years, & Cath. Jonas, of Felsham, at same. 04 May 1782.
Suffolk: Sudbury - Marriage Licences, 1815-1839 12.The Hearth Tax. Charles 2nd. Allegations for Marriage Licences in the Archdeaconry of Sudbury, Suffolk. Book 36. 1815-16-17. County: Suffolk Country: England Jn. Clover, of Drinkstone, s. m., & Lucy May, of Hitcham, s. w., at Drinkstone. Surety: Wm. Clover, of same, miller. 05 Jun 1817
Suffolk: Sudbury - Marriage Licences, 1815-1839 12.The Hearth Tax. Charles 2nd. Allegations for Marriage Licences in the Archdeaconry of Sudbury, Suffolk. Book 40. 1828-9-30-31. County: Suffolk Country: England Jn. Lee Clover, of Bulmer, Essex, s. m., & Ann Hines, s. w., of Bildeston, minor (mother, Mary Simpson), at same. 30 Apr 1831.
Suffolk: Sudbury - Marriage Licences, 1782-1814 12.The Hearth Tax. Charles 2nd. Allegations for Marriage Licences in the Archdeaconry of Sudbury, Suffolk. Book 24. 1784-1785. County: Suffolk Country: England Jn. Death, of Wattisfield, w., & Susannah Clover, of same, s. w., 30 years, at same. 16 Nov 1785.
Clover, William Source Bibliography: COLDHAM, PETER WILSON. Bonded Passengers to America. 9 vols. in 3. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1983. Vol. 4. Home Counties, 1655-1775: Surrey, Hertfordshire, Kent, Essex, and Sussex. 231p. Page: 165
Pallot's Marriage Index for England: 1780 - 1837
Wm Clover married Jane Naylor 1784 Parish: St. and [sic in Ancestry]
England: - Marriage Licences Issued by the Faculty Office, 1632-1714 March, 1696-7 County: General Country: England 10 Mar 1696-7 Clover, William Hurst, Anne
Dorset: Lydlinch - Parish Register, 1559-1812 06 Jun 1757 Thomas Toop of this parish and Mary Sherring of Bradford Abbas, by Banns, by Robert Sampson, Rector. Witnesses, E. Hosey, junr., Thomas Masters. "The Register Booke of Lydlynche of all Weddinges Christinings & Buryinges begynninge in the yere of or Lord 1559." 1812. County: Dorset Country: England 10 Sep 1680 William Clover, bur.
Nottinghamshire: - Register of Marriages, 1561-1837 Marriages at South Collingham, 1558 to 1837. Marriages at South Collingham, 1558 to 1837. Volume 3. County: Nottinghamshire Country: England William Clover, miller, & Hannah Cade 30 Nov 1761
Nottinghamshire: - Register of Marriages, 1561-1837 Marriages at South Scarle (with Besthorpe), 1684 to 1837. Marriages at South Scarle (with Besthorpe), 1684 to 1837. Volume 3. County: Nottinghamshire Country: England William Lee & Martha Clover, both of Besthorpe 16 Mar 1772
Nottinghamshire: - Register of Marriages, 1561-1837 Marriages at South Collingham, 1558 to 1837. Marriages at South Collingham, 1558 to 1837. Volume 1. County: Nottinghamshire Country: England William Rydge & Ann Clover 06 May 1613
Essex, Hertfordshire: Chelmsford - Wills, 1400-1619 Marriages at Curry Rivel, 1642 to 1812. Index to Wills Now Preserved in the Essex Record Office Chelmsford 1400 - 1619 fo. 53 County: Hertfordshire Country: England * 1564 Clover, John, Ardleigh 143 CR 5
Nottinghamshire: - Register of Marriages, 1553-1837 Marriages at Kneesall, 1682 to 1837. Marriages at Kneesall, 1682 to 1837. Volume 4. County: Nottinghamshire Country: England John Clover [? Clever], of S. Collingham, w., & Mary Haddlestone, lic. 03 Feb 1808
Nottinghamshire: - Register of Marriages, 1538-1814 Marriages at Tollerton, 1559 to 1812. Marriages at Balderton, 1538 to 1812. Volume 3. County: Nottinghamshire Country: England John Barker, p. Bassingham, & Elizabeth Clover 10 Oct 1806
Nottinghamshire: - Register of Marriages, 1552-1812 Marriages at Bunny 1556 to 1818. Marriages at Bunny 1556 to 1818. Volume 2. County: Nottinghamshire Country: England John Whitaker, of Br., & Zillah Clover 24 Dec 1798
Nottinghamshire: - Register of Marriages, 1561-1837 Marriages at South Collingham, 1558 to 1837. Marriages at South Collingham, 1558 to 1837. Volume 3. County: Nottinghamshire Country: England John Clover, tailor, & Mary King 28 Jan 1765
Nottinghamshire: - Register of Marriages, 1561-1837 Marriages at South Collingham, 1558 to 1837. Marriages at South Collingham, 1558 to 1837. Volume 2. County: Nottinghamshire Country: England John Clover & Ann Cauthan 30 Apr 1730
Nottinghamshire: - Register of Marriages, 1538-1812 Newark=upon=Trent Marriage Registers, 1599-1754. Newark=upon=Trent Marriage Registers, 1599-1754. Volume 3. County: Nottinghamshire Country: England John Worill, of North Collingham, & Mary Clover, of South Collingham 23 Sep 1726
Nottinghamshire: - Register of Marriages, 1538-1837 Marriages at Askham, 1538 to 1837. Marriages at Askham, 1538 to 1837. Volume 3. County: Nottinghamshire Country: England John Carnill & Ann Clover 25 Nov 1784
Nottinghamshire: - Register of Marriages, 1538-1812 Newark=upon=Trent Marriage Registers, 1599-1754. Newark=upon=Trent Marriage Registers, 1599-1754. Volume 3. County: Nottinghamshire Country: England John Worill, of North Collingham, & Mary Clover, of South Collingham 23 Sep 1726
Nottinghamshire: - Abstracts of Marriage Licences, 1701-1853 Marriages. Nottinghamshire Marriage Licences Volume 2. Part 1.-arcbdeacon's Court, 1701 to 1753. 1726. County: Nottinghamshire Country: England 24 Sep 1726 John Worrel, of North Collingham, farmer, 25, & Mary Clover, of South Collingham, 25, spr.; at Newark.
Nottinghamshire: - Register of Marriages, 1561-1837 Marriages at South Collingham, 1558 to 1837. Marriages at South Collingham, 1558 to 1837. Volume 3. County: Nottinghamshire Country: England John Clever [or Clover] & Elizabeth Knutton 05 Jun 1794
Clover, Clover
Spouse: Marriage Date:
Parish: S Geo Hn Sq 178809
Clover, Clover
Spouse: Marriage Date:
Parish: S Geo Hn Sq 181023
Clover, Robt (65)
Spouse: Marriage Date:
Parish: ST. MARYLEBONE
Clover, Benjn
Spouse: Ancock, Mary Marriage Date: 1791
Parish: LAXTON
Clover, Deborah
Spouse: Andrews, Saml Marriage Date: 1798
Parish: Combs Suffk
Clover, John
Spouse: Ann, Webb Marriage Date: 1818
Parish: Christchurch Newgate, London
Clover, Eliz
Spouse: Barker, John Marriage Date: 1806
Parish: Balderton
Clover, Jons (M)
Spouse: Buck, Eliz Marriage Date: Sep 1789
Parish: ST. PANCRAS
Clover, Mary
Spouse: Burch, John (234) Marriage Date: 1799
Parish: STEPNEY ST DUNSTAN Residence: H. M. E. N. T.
Spouse's Residence: H. M. E. N. T.
Clover, James
Spouse: Clark, Frances Marriage Date: 1814
Parish: RUSHBROOK
Clover, John
Spouse: Collishaw, Elizabeth Marriage Date: 1808
Parish: SWINDERBY
Clover, Mary
Spouse: Compton, John Marriage Date: 1816
Parish: ST. MARTIN OUTWICH
Clover, Hy.
Spouse: Daniels, Margaret Marriage Date: 1828
Parish: Hornsey, Middlesex
Clover, Jane
Spouse: Dipple, Adam Marriage Date: 1830
Parish: T St Jas Clerkenw'l
Clover, Maria
Spouse: Duncan, Alex Marriage Date: 1830
Parish: T St M Whitechpl
Clover, Wm
Spouse: Estlin, Sarah Marriage Date: 1793
Parish: Combs Suffk Residence: of Breeting St Mary
Clover, Nathan
Spouse: Garratt, Sarah Marriage Date: 1810
Parish: Carlton Le Moorland Lincolnshire
Clover, John
Spouse: Gladwin, Rebecca Marriage Date: 29 Oct 1805
Parish: WRITTLE
Clover, John
Spouse: Gladwin, Rebecca Marriage Date: 29 Oct 1805
Parish: WRITTLE
Clover, John (? Bleven)
Spouse: Haddlestone, Mary Marriage Date: 1808
Parish: Kneesall Notts 20 Residence: of S Collingham
Clover, Thos. (p R.)
Spouse: Hoton, Sophia Marriage Date: 1818
Parish: ROTHERHAM
Spouse's Residence: of Misslon
Clover, Joseph
Spouse: Jackson, Sarah Marriage Date: 1820
Parish: LAXTON
Clover, Wm
Spouse: Jane, Naylor Marriage Date: 1784
Parish: St And
Clover, Frances
Spouse: Kirlew, Edwd (St Gas Clerkenwell) Marriage Date: 1814
Parish: Hackney, Middlesex
Clover, Jane
Spouse: Leevers, Joshna (80) Marriage Date: 1795
Parish: ST. MARYLEBONE
Clover, John
Spouse: Moore, Mary (134) Marriage Date: 1783
Parish: Bermondsey Surrey
Clover, Lucy
Spouse: Perrin, Thos. Marriage Date: 1806
Parish: T Woodford Esx
Clover, Peter (St Dunstar Stepney Mdx)
Spouse: Pickering, Mary (40) Marriage Date: 1822
Parish: Chiswick Middlesex
Clover, John
Spouse: Pike, Martha Marriage Date: 08 Oct 1823
Clover, Maria
Spouse: Sanner, Chas Marriage Date: 1835
Parish: St Paul
Clover, Aannah
Spouse: Smare, Robert Marriage Date: 1809
Parish: P P Rushbrook Suffk
Clover, Ann
Spouse: Stadman, Thos. Marriage Date: 1817
Parish: Hayton Nottinghamshire
Clover, Jonathan
Spouse: Stanton, Ann Marriage Date: 27 Sep 1821
Parish: Newark Ntts XV
Clover, Sarah
Spouse: Terry, Wm. Marriage Date: 1808
Parish: S Mary Coslan Norwich 3
Clover, John
Spouse: Turton, Jane (146) Marriage Date: 1803
Parish: S Martin Fields
Clover, John (Liverpool Co. Lancaster)
Spouse: Walker, Jane (249) Marriage Date: 1833
Parish: STEPNEY ST DUNSTAN
Clover, William
Spouse: Wartley, Sophia Marriage Date: 1826
Parish: RUSHBROOK
Clover, Robt
Spouse: Waters, Maria Marriage Date: 1827
Parish: STRATFORD LE BOW, ST. MARY
Clover, John
Spouse: Webb, Anne Marriage Date: 1818
Parish: CHRISTCHURCH NEWGATE
Clover, Wm
Spouse: Wingrove, Mary Marriage Date: 1795
Parish: St Augustine and St Faith, London Residence: of F.
Spouse's Residence: St My Lenabeth Sy
Clover, Wm
Spouse: Wisker, Frences Marriage Date: 10 Apr 1832
Parish: E Rainham Norfk XI Residence: p. Sth Rainham
Spouse's Residence: of W. R.
Clover, Sophia
Spouse: Wright, Jonathan Marriage Date: 1830
Parish: RUSHBROOK Residence: of Rongham
Clover, Wm
Spouse: Wyman, Rosanna Marriage Date: 1826
Parish: T St Bride's
England
Marriage Index for 1880
from FHL microfilm 0951387
Jan-Mar 1880Ellen Clover married in Kensington Vol 1 a. page 50
Emily Selina Clover married in Kensington Vol 1 a. page 23
Rose Anna Clover married in Pancras Vol 1 b. page 88
Sarah Anne Clover married in Ripon Vol 9 a. page 107
Apr-Jun 1880
Henry Lewis Clover married in East Ashford Vol 2 a. page 1076
John Lee Clover married in Cosford Vol 4 a. page 649
July-Sep 1880
Esther Ann Clover married in Huddersfield Vol 9 a. page 532
Oct-Dec 1880
George Clover married in Bury St. E. Vol 4 a. page 1101
James Clover married in Windsor Vol 2 c. page 883
Robert Clover married in Stow, S. Vol 4 a. page 1179
England
Birth Index
Clovers for 4th Quarter 1880 from FHL 0951121
Amy Clover born Eastry Vol 2 a. page 862
Christopher Newton Clover born Chelmsford Vol 4 a. page 315
Elizabeth Clover born Poplar Vol 1 c. page 674
Elizabeth Bertha born Camberwell Vol 1 d. page 840
Eva Lydia Clover born Porteca Vol 2 b. page 525
Gertrude Ellen Clover born Thetford Vol 4 b. page 385
Henry Arthur Clover born W. Ham Vol 4 a. page 171
John William Clover born Oldham Vol 8 d. page 621
Laura Hannah Clover born Ipswich Vol 4 a. page 673
Mary Clover born Chelmsford Vol 4 a. page 309
Clovers
Leaving the UK
There is an interesting new site for those interested in passenger lists. This site is in conjunction with the UK National Archives. They are working on indexing records of outbound ships. If you don't find your name, look again later because they are adding to the site regularly. As it happens, you can search the index for Clovers before deciding if it is likely to have been your Clover. There is a charge for the actual records. http://www.ancestorsonboard.com
Roll of
Honor from the British National Archives
Army
Roll of Honour 1939-45 Soldiers who died in World War II, Information
from British National Archives
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/
Authur Clover Doncaster,
Charles Clover Reading
Jack Clover London E
Keith Clover Gloucestershire
Leonard Clover Essex, London
Peter Clover Canterbury (London S.E.)
William Clover Chester (Wiltshire)
Authur Clover Doncaster,
Charles Clover Reading
Jack Clover London E
Keith Clover Gloucestershire
Leonard Clover Essex, London
Peter Clover Canterbury (London S.E.)
William Clover Chester (Wiltshire)
Royal
Naval Division British National Archives
Walter Clover
Date of Birth: 23 October 1894
Rank or Rating: Ordinary Seaman
Service Number(s): Z/4750
1914- 1919
Joseph Henry Clover
Date of Birth: 1 November 1892
Service Number(s): Z/416
Date 1914-1919
Walter Clover
Date of Birth: 23 October 1894
Rank or Rating: Ordinary Seaman
Service Number(s): Z/4750
1914- 1919
Joseph Henry Clover
Date of Birth: 1 November 1892
Service Number(s): Z/416
Date 1914-1919
Casualty Lists of the Royal Navy and Dominion Navies, World War 1
Researched & compiled by Don Kindell, all rights reserved
1st - 30th SEPTEMBER 1914 - in date, ship/unit & name order
Tuesday, 22 September 1914
SINKING OF CRUISERS ABOUKIR, HOGUE, CRESSY by U.9
CLOVER, Reginald W, Able Seaman (RFR B 6552), 202676 (Ch)
Common Wealth Graves Commission
http://www.cwgc.org/default.asp
The "Debt of Honour Register" is the Commission's database listing
the 1.7 million men and women of the Commonwealth forces who died
during the two world wars and the 23,000 cemeteries, memorials and
other locations worldwide where they are commemorated. The register can
also be searched for details of the 67,000 Commonwealth civilians who
died as a result of enemy action in the Second World War.
| No | Surname | Rank | Service Number | Date Of Death | Age | Regiment/Service | Nationality | Grave/Memorial Ref. | Cemetery/Memorial Name |
| 1 | CLOVER, ALFRED | Private | 24230 | 05/06/1915 | Unknown | Canadian Infantry (Quebec Regiment) | Canadian | VIMY MEMORIAL | |
| 2 | CLOVER, A | Chief Sick Berth Steward | 350475 | 16/12/1917 | Unknown | Royal Navy | United Kingdom | E. 29. 2. | HASLAR ROYAL NAVAL CEMETERY |
| 3 | CLOVER, A | Private | 489983 | 04/11/1918 | 34 | Labour Corps | United Kingdom | RAMSEY (ST. MICHAEL) CHURCHYARD | |
| 4 | CLOVER, ARTHUR | Gunner | 1458798 | 02/02/1942 | 21 | Royal Artillery | United Kingdom | Column 34. | ALAMEIN MEMORIAL |
| 5 | CLOVER, ARTHUR | Sergeant | 1058469 | 28/04/1943 | 32 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | United Kingdom | Column 425. | SINGAPORE MEMORIAL |
| 6 | CLOVER, ARTHUR JAMES | Sergeant | 1324101 | 02/02/1943 | 19 | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | United Kingdom | 18. D. 6. | JONKERBOS WAR CEMETERY |
| 7 | CLOVER, BERNARD | Private | 378 | 07/07/1915 | 24 | Royal Warwickshire Regiment | United Kingdom | I. C. 7. | BARD COTTAGE CEMETERY |
| 8 | CLOVER, BERTIE JOHN | Private | 29503 | 25/10/1918 | 18 | Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) | United Kingdom | VI. C. 49. | TERLINCTHUN BRITISH CEMETERY, WIMILLE |
| 9 | CLOVER, BARNES MITCHELL | Gunner | 1804 | 23/08/1918 | 26 | South African Heavy Artillery | South African | IV. B. 15. | PERNES BRITISH CEMETERY |
| 10 | CLOVER, BRIAN ROBERT | Flying Officer | 50694 | 16/12/1943 | 31 | Royal Air Force | United Kingdom | Grave 319. | KESTON CHURCHYARD |
| 11 | CLOVER, C | Private | 320890 | 09/03/1918 | Unknown | Suffolk Regiment | United Kingdom | A. 47. | JERUSALEM WAR CEMETERY, Israel |
| 12 | CLOVER, CHARLES | Private | 5343583 | 06/12/1943 | 28 | Leicestershire Regiment | United Kingdom | IV, G, 3. | MINTURNO WAR CEMETERY |
| 13 | CLOVER, CHARLES CECIL | Lance Corporal | 40161 | 10/05/1917 | 30 | Essex Regiment | United Kingdom | XVIII. L. 2A. | ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY |
| 14 | CLOVER, ERNEST | Private | 375902 | 22/03/1918 | Unknown | Durham Light Infantry | United Kingdom | Panel 68 to 72. | POZIERES MEMORIAL |
| 15 | CLOVER, E C W | Corporal | 19373 | 29/10/1918 | 25 | Royal Berkshire Regiment | United Kingdom | North-West corner. | CHILHAM (ST. MARY) CHURCHYARD |
| No | Surname | Rank | Service Number | Date Of Death | Age | Regiment/Service | Nationality | Grave/Memorial Ref. | Cemetery/Memorial Name |
| 16 | CLOVER, EDWARD ERNEST | Private | 7486 | 04/10/1916 | 28 | Suffolk Regiment | United Kingdom | IV. C. 4. | STRUMA MILITARY CEMETERY |
| 17 | CLOVER, ERNEST GEORGE | Private | 26798 | 28/03/1918 | 36 | King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment) | United Kingdom | Bay 2. | ARRAS MEMORIAL |
| 18 | CLOVER, E W | Lance Corporal | 3026 | 23/04/1916 | Unknown | 16th (The Queen's) Lancers | United Kingdom | I. J. 22. | NOEUX-LES-MINES COMMUNAL CEMETERY |
| 19 | CLOVER, FREDERICK | Private | 32929 | 30/04/1917 | Unknown | Royal Berkshire Regiment | United Kingdom | Bay 7. | ARRAS MEMORIAL |
| 20 | CLOVER, FREDERICK GEORGE | Private | 351427 | 14/04/1918 | 19 | London Regiment | United Kingdom | II. B. 1. | ADELAIDE CEMETERY, VILLERS-BRETONNEUX |
| 21 | CLOVER, FREDERICK JOHN | Private | VX59071 | 24/01/1945 | 22 | Australian Infantry | Australian | Panel 2. | PORT MORESBY MEMORIAL |
| 22 | CLOVER, GEORGE EDWARD | Flight Sergeant | 919177 | 09/06/1944 | Unknown | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | United Kingdom | Panel 216. | RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL |
| 23 | CLOVER, GEORGE THOMAS | Lance Corporal | 267696 | 09/04/1917 | 23 | Seaforth Highlanders | United Kingdom | II. D. 32. | HIGHLAND CEMETERY, ROCLINCOURT |
| 24 | CLOVER, G W | Private | 18883 | 26/04/1915 | Unknown | King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry | United Kingdom | VIII. A. 26. | BOULOGNE EASTERN CEMETERY |
| 25 | CLOVER, HUGH | Serjeant | 4962 | 01/07/1916 | 25 | East Surrey Regiment | United Kingdom | Pier and Face 6 B and 6 C. | THIEPVAL MEMORIAL |
| 26 | CLOVER, HENRY | Private | 202485 | 31/07/1917 | 40 | Royal Berkshire Regiment | United Kingdom | Panel 45. | YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL |
| 27 | CLOVER, HERBERT | Private | 240656 | 05/10/1917 | 25 | Royal Sussex Regiment | United Kingdom | V. H. 20. | DOZINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY |
| 28 | CLOVER, HECTOR ALBERT | Private | 342 | 04/10/1915 | Unknown | Australian Infantry, A.I.F. | Australian | I. D. 15. | LONE PINE CEMETERY, ANZAC |
| 29 | CLOVER, HORACE ERNEST | Private | 63482 | 25/10/1916 | 21 | Royal Fusiliers | United Kingdom | Pier and Face 8 C 9 A and 16 A. | THIEPVAL MEMORIAL |
| 30 | CLOVER, HARWOOD LINAY | Lieutenant | 23/12/1916 | 23 | Royal Flying Corps | United Kingdom | O. 58. | SUDBURY CEMETERY |
| No | Surname | Rank | Service Number | Date Of Death | Age | Regiment/Service | Nationality | Grave/Memorial Ref. | Cemetery/Memorial Name |
| 31 | CLOVER, HARRY WILLIAM | Flight Lieutenant | 60192 | 18/04/1945 | Unknown | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | United Kingdom | Plot 2. Grave C 44. | WELWYN GARDEN CITY (HATFIELD HYDE) BURIAL GROUND |
| 32 | CLOVER, JOSEPH | Private | 45702 | 09/10/1917 | Unknown | West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own) | United Kingdom | Panel 42 to 47 and 162. | TYNE COT MEMORIAL |
| 33 | CLOVER, J | Lance Corporal | 70406 | 05/04/1918 | Unknown | Royal Fusiliers | United Kingdom | II. A. 1. | AVELUY WOOD CEMETERY, MESNIL-MARTINSART |
| 34 | CLOVER, JACK | Private | S/80038 | 24/02/1946 | 27 | Royal Army Service Corps | United Kingdom | Row N. Grave 58. | CHARTHAM CEMETERY |
| 35 | CLOVER, JOSEPH ALBERT | Civilian | 09/04/1941 | 17 | Civilian War Dead | United Kingdom | BIRMINGHAM, COUNTY BOROUGH | ||
| 36 | CLOVER, JAMES ALBERT | Ordinary Seaman | J/4445 | 21/10/1917 | 18 | Royal Navy | United Kingdom | 25. | PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL |
| 37 | CLOVER, J A | Rifleman | O/490 | 23/10/1918 | Unknown | Rifle Brigade | United Kingdom | A. 3. | HERINNES COMMUNAL CEMETERY |
| 38 | CLOVER, J A | Private | 144846 | 01/11/1942 | 26 | Royal Natal Carbineers, S.A. Forces | South African | 12. D. 19. | TRIPOLI WAR CEMETERY |
| 39 | CLOVER, JACK SAMUEL | Sergeant | 959158 | 27/06/1941 | Unknown | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | United Kingdom | Panel 41. | RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL |
| 40 | CLOVER, KEITH ANTHONY MATTHEW | Lieutenant | 226349 | 25/04/1943 | 30 | Royal Armoured Corps | United Kingdom | 2. E. 9. | MEDJEZ-EL-BAB WAR CEMETERY |
| 41 | CLOVER, LEONARD GEORGE | Sapper | 1870217 | 01/11/1944 | 30 | Royal Engineers | United Kingdom | Panel 2. | GROESBEEK MEMORIAL |
| 42 | CLOVER, PETER WILLIAM | Signalman | 2323406 | 15/12/1941 | 22 | Royal Corps of Signals | United Kingdom | Column 10. | SAI WAN MEMORIAL |
| 43 | CLOVER, REGINALD WILLIAM | Able Seaman | 202676 | 22/09/1914 | Unknown | Royal Navy | United Kingdom | 2. | CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL |
| 44 | CLOVER, SYDNEY | Private | 11108 | 24/04/1917 | Unknown | Royal Fusiliers | United Kingdom | Bay 3. | ARRAS MEMORIAL |
| 45 | CLOVER, STANLEY GEORGE | Able Seaman | C/JX 131044 | 25/11/1941 | 31 | Royal Navy | United Kingdom | 42, 2. | CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL |
| No | Surname | Rank | Service Number | Date Of Death | Age | Regiment/Service | Nationality | Grave/Memorial Ref. | Cemetery/Memorial Name |
| 46 | CLOVER, THOMAS | Private | 11754 | 10/07/1916 | Unknown | East Yorkshire Regiment | United Kingdom | Pier and Face 2 C. | THIEPVAL MEMORIAL |
| 47 | CLOVER, WILFRED | Serjeant | 23234 | 10/03/1916 | 25 | Cheshire Regiment | United Kingdom | C12. NC. 163. | OLDHAM (GREENACRES) CEMETERY |
| 48 | CLOVER, W | Sapper | Deal/5158(S) | 09/06/1916 | Unknown | Royal Marines | United Kingdom | I. A. 20. | BULLY-GRENAY COMMUNAL CEMETERY, BRITISH EXTENSION |
| 49 | CLOVER, WILLIAM | Private | 23835 | 30/04/1917 | 20 | Essex Regiment | United Kingdom | Bay 7. | ARRAS MEMORIAL |
| 50 | CLOVER, W B | Private | G/28949 | 18/02/1917 | 27 | Middlesex Regiment | United Kingdom | O. V. I. 7. | ST. SEVER CEMETERY EXTENSION, ROUEN |
| 51 | CLOVER, WILLIAM CRELLIN | Trooper | 1233 | 23/06/1917 | 25 | Australian Light Horse | Australian | Aust. 27. | HAREFIELD (ST. MARY) CHURCHYARD |
| 52 | CLOVER, WALTER CHARLES | Private | L/17240 | 29/10/1917 | 28 | London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers) | United Kingdom | X. A. 7. | DOZINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY |
| 53 | CLOVER, WILLIAM HENRY | Sapper | 1895395 | 17/08/1940 | 26 | Royal Engineers | United Kingdom | North part. | HAWARDEN (ST. DEINIOL) CHURCHYARD |
| 54 | CLOVER, WILLIAM LESLIE | Gunner | 10613 | 03/06/1917 | 20 | New Zealand Field Artillery | New Zealand | II. A. 3. | WESTHOF FARM CEMETERY |
The Quarterly Indian Army List for January
1, 1912. Calcutta, India: Superintendent Government Printing,
1912, page 572. Thanks to Rhonda Clover for sending me this
entry.
William Bertram Clover (Hony. Lt.)
Date ASGND: 25 April 1911
Rank: Staff
Unit: Rangoon Volunteer Rifles
Quartermaster
William Bertram Clover (Hony. Lt.)
Date ASGND: 25 April 1911
Rank: Staff
Unit: Rangoon Volunteer Rifles
Quartermaster
Censuses
Scotland
in 1841Betty Clover 1821 Scotland Renfrewshire,
George Clover 1822 Scotland Perthshire
James Clover 1821 Scotland Lanarkshire
Jessie Clover 1838 Scotland Dumfriesshire
Robert Clover 1836 Scotland Dumfriesshire
Scotland in 1861
Anne
Clover born
1807 Ayrshire
County,
Scotland
Easter
Clover born
1823
Stirlingshire County, Scotland
Jane
Clover born
1789 Dumfriesshire
County, Scotland
John
Clover
born
1916
Dumfriesshire County, Scotland
John
Clover
born
1822 East
Lothian
Scotland
Scotland in 1871
Andrew Clover b. 1816 Perthshire County
Christina Clover b. 1828 Midlothian County
George Clover b. 1866 Midlothian County
James Clover Sr. b. 1806 Midlothian County
James Clover Jr. b. 1864 Midlothian County
Margaret Clover b. 1801 Midlothian County
Margaret Clover b. 1854 Renfrewshire County
Margret Clover b. 1796 Perthshire County
Rachel Clover b. 1859 Midlothian County
Robert Clover b. 1858 Midlothian County
William Clover b. 1869 Midlothian County
William Clover Sr. b. 1818 Perthshire County
1881 Scotland Census
Catherine
Clover
born
1857 Dumfriesshire
County, Scotland
Eliza
Clover
born
1869
Aberdeenshire
County, Scotland
Robert
Clover
born
1868
Aberdeenshire
County, Scotland
Samual
Clover
born
1868
Aberdeenshire
County, Scotland
1901 Scotland Census
Alice Clover
born
1884
Aberdeenshire County, Scotland
Elsie
Clover born
1889
Aberdeenshire County, Scotland
George Clover born
1862
Aberdeenshire County, Scotland
Georgana Clover born
1897
Aberdeenshire County, Scotland
Jessie Clover Sr. born
1845
Aberdeenshire County, Scotland
Jessie Clover Jr. born
1879
Aberdeenshire County, Scotland
John Clover born born
1875
Aberdeenshire County, Scotland
Emma Clover born born
1887
Aberdeenshire County, Scotland
England in 1851
The following names were extracted from the 1851 Census index published by the LDS Church. It has very few names which are of interest to Clover researchers. This list includes every Clover in the database. Unfortunately, this database includes only a small part of England.
1851 British Census Norwich Heigham Norwich, Norfolk
Name Relationship Mar Age Sex Occupation Birthplace
Eliza Clover Head
Charles Clover Son M 38 M Brush Maker Rockland-Nfk
Charlotte Clover Daur M 26 F Weaver Norwich-Nfk
Joseph Clover GSon - 10 M Scholar Norwich-Nfk
Charles Clover GSon - 4 M --- Norwich-Nfk
Eliza Clover GDau - 7m F --- Norwich-Nfk
Address: Somst Buildings, Norwich
PRO Reference: HO/107/1816 Folio: 448 Page: 2 FHL Film: 0207469
1851 British Census: Aylsham Alysham, Norfolk
Name Relationship Mar Age Sex Occupation Birthplace
John W. Clover Head M 70 M Farmer 296 Ac Ara 9 Ac Plantation Empl 15 Lab & 15 Boys Aylsham-Norfolk
Elizabeth M. A. Clover Wife M 51 F --- Aylsham-Norfolk
Frances Clover Daur U 21 F --- Aylsham-Norfolk
Elizabeth Clover Daur U 18 F --- Aylsham-Norfolk
Mary Drake Serv U 40 F Domes serv Morley St Peter-Norfolk
Maria Oliver Serv U 30 F Domes serv Aylsham-Norfolk
Mary Digby Serv U 29 F Domes serv Brampton-Norfolk
Peter Soame Serv U 38 M Groom Aylsham-Norfolk
James Bullock Serv U 14 M Agr Lab Aylsham-Norfolk
Address: Drabblegate, Alysham
PRO Reference: HO/107/1810 Folio: 425 Page: 12 FHL Film: 0207463
1851 British Census: Colby Aylsham, Norfolk
Thomas Clover Head M 69 M Farmer of 225 acres Emp 8 Men 5 Boys Aylsham-NFK
Maria Clover Wife M 65 F Farmer's Wife Thwaite-NFK
Joseph Clover Son U 44 M Farmer's Son Erpingham-NFK
Mary Clover Daur U 39 F Farmer's Daur Erpingham-NFK
Martha Clover Daur U 36 F Farmer's Daur Erpingham-NFK
Mary Amies Serv U 19 F House Servant Skeyton-NFK
Mary Ann Palmer Serv U 16 F House Servant Skeyton-NFK
James Covil Serv U 18 M Farm Servant Colby-NFK
Address: ---, Aylsham
PRO Reference: HO/107/1810 Folio: 369 Page: 12 FHL Film: 0207463
1851 British Census: Great Yarmouth Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Randal Lythgoe Head U 57 M Officating Catholic Priest Ecclestone-Lan
Catherine Clover Serv U 30 F House Servant Swinderby-Lin
Ellen Sullivan Serv U 17 F House Servant ----Iow
Address: Chapel House Regent Road, Great Yarmouth
PRO Reference: HO/107/1806 Folio: 729 Page: 32 FHL Film: 0207458
1851 British Census: Norwich Heigham Norwich, Norfolk
Eliza Clover Head W 67 F Char Woman Wiffham-Nfk
Judith Clover Daur U 34 F Serv Rockland-Nfk
Address: Somst Buildings, Norwich
PRO Reference: HO/107/1816 Folio: 448 Page: 2 FHL Film: 0207469
1851 British Census: Old Stratford Stratford On Avon, Warwickshire
William Clover Head M 64 M Blacksmith Stratford-War
Esther Clover Wife M 74 F --- Stratford-War
Address: Water Side, Stratford On Avon
PRO Reference: HO/107/2074 Folio: 503 Page: 17 FHL Film: 0087343
1851 British Census Hethersett Henstead, Norfolk
Rowland Clarice Head M 59 M Baker North Walsham-Nfk
Eliza Clarice Wife M 34 F --- Rockland-Nfk
Caroline Clarice Daur U 20 F Dressmaker Norwich-Nfk
John Clarice Son - 11 M Scholar Norwich-Nfk
Thomas Clarice Son - 8 M Scholar Hethersett-Nfk
Maria Clarice Daur - 7 F Scholar Hethersett-Nfk
George Clarice Son - 4 M Scholar Hethersett-Nfk
Adelaide Clarice Daur - 2 F --- Hethersett-Nfk
Charlotte Clover Vist M 26 F --- Norwich-Nfk
Eliza Clover Vist - 6 F --- Norwich-Nfk
Address: Chapel Road, Henstead
PRO Reference: HO/107/1818 Folio: 58 Page: 19 FHL Film: 0207471
1851 British Census: Aylsham Aylsham, Norfolk
John Clover Head U 42 M Baker & Confectioner Employ one manErpingham-NFK
Charlotte Roper Vist U 17 F --- Thurgarton-NFK
Emily Rushbrook Serv U 19 F House Serv Aldrough-NFK
Address: Market Place, Aylsham
PRO Reference: HO/107/1810 Folio: 448 Page: 10 FHL Film: 0207463
1851 British Census: Scottow Aylsham, Norfolk
John Lubback Head M 51 M Vicar of Scottow St Gregorys Norwich-NFK
Maryann Lubback Wife M 44 F --- Kirby Bedon-NFK
Maryann Lubback Daur U 18 F --- Great Plumstead-NFK
Harriett Lubback Daur U 14 F Scholar at Home Scottow-NFK
Rachael L. Lubback Daur - 9 F Scholar At Home Scottow-NFK
Sophia E. Lubback Daur - 7 F Scholar At Home Scottow-NFK
Catharen B. Lubback Daur - 4 F Scholar At Home Scottow-NFK
Mary Ann Hammont Aunt U 72 F Independant St Andrews Norwich-NFK
Sophia Smith Serv U 39 F Nurse Maid Frettingham-NFK
Hannah Spanton Serv U 25 F Nurse Maid Tunstead-NFK
Mary Clover Serv U 30 F House Maid Rockland St Andrews-NFK
Elizabeth Douring Serv U 28 F Cook Cossey-NFK
John Hubbard Serv U 16 M Groom Scottow-NFK
Address: Vicariage House, Aylsham
PRO Reference: HO/107/1810 Folio: 519 Page: 22 FHL Film: 0207463
1851 British Census: Coventry Holy Trinity Coventry 400, Warwickshire
Elisha Loakes Head M 30 M Gardner Sowe-War
Hannah Loakes Wife M 28 F Ribbon Weaver Hand Loom Coventry-War
Charles Loakes Son - 2 M Scholar Coventry-War
Sar. Han. Loakes Daur - 6m F At Home Coventry-War
Mary Clover Serv U 11 F --- Coventry-War
Address: Far Gosford St, Coventry 400
PRO Reference: HO/107/2068 Folio: 429 Page: 17 FHL Film: 0087332
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=14336581
This information is reproduced here with the permission of the submitter. There is a picture of Joseph on the site.
Joseph Thomas Clover was born 1825, England, died 1882, England, buried at Aylsham Church, Norfolk, England. He was a scientist and considered the "Father of modern anaesthetics". In 1862 he developed the first apparatus to provide chloroform in controlled concentrations. Clover devised a "portable regulating ether-inhaler" in 1877. He administered chloroform or ether anaesthesia to many thousands of patients - from which only one direct fatality is known.
This is still another Joseph Clover typed by Pat Vaseska:
Clover Family Exchange Vol. 5 Issue 3 Nov. 1990
Joseph Clover, Veterinarian
From “Dictionary of National Biography” by Leslie Stephens.
McMillan Publs 1887 New York
Sent in by Mr. & Mrs Ed Murgatroyd of Fairfield, CA
(Gent. Mag. Vol lxxxi, pt. ii, pp 191-2)
Clover, Joseph (1725 – 1811), farrier, son of a blacksmith at Norwich (England), was born in that city on 12 Aug. 1725, and followed for many years in his father’s calling. About 1750 he attracted the notice of Dr. Kervin Wright, a fellow-townsman, by whom he was encouraged to apply himself to the investigation and treatment of the diseases of horses. By dint of extraordinary application he so far mastered Latin and French as to be able to read in the original the best authors on farriery and medicine, particularly Vegetius and LaFosse. He also became a good mathematician. In 1765 his reputation had increased so much that he left off working at the forge to devote himself entirely to veterinary practice. In this he was assisted by many well-known medical men of that day, especially by Mr. Benjamin Gooch, the surgeon, who inserted in his ‘Cases and Practical Remarks in Surgery’ a letter from Clover, giving a description and a drawing of a machine invented by him for the cure of ruptured tendons and fractured legs in horses. As early as 1753 he had discovered the manner in which the larvae of the bots are conveyed from the coat of the horse into the stomach. Ill health obliged him to decline business in 1781. He died at Norwich on 19 Feb. 1811.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drinkstone_windmills
Drinkstone post mill was built in 1689, making it the oldest windmill in Suffolk. Samuel Clover was given the post mill, horse mill and mill house by his father (Samuel Sr) in 1775. The mill passed to his son (Samuel Jr, b1752) and thence through a succession of Clovers’ to Wilfred, who took the mill on the death of his father Daniel in 1947. On 28 February 1949 the mill was tailwinded, damaging the sails and fantail. The mill became derelict until Mr Clover restored it in 1962 and put her back to work.
[This site has more explanation of the windmills at Drinkstone. Thanks to Michael Clover for sending this to me.]
The following newspaper items are all from the New York Times about a sensational series of murders in London. Thanks to Pat Vaseska for typing these for me.
New York Times Oct. 24, 1892 page 1
NEILL AND HIS VICTIMS
The woman poisoner said to have made a confession
LONDON, Oct. 23. – The news of the World declares that it is in a position to state that Neill, the domed woman poisoner, in an interview in jail confessed that he poisoned Matilda Clover. Emma Shrivell, and Alice Marsh, but declared that he had not poisoned Ellen Donworth and said that up to the last moment he had had a feeling that he would be acquitted.
Since he was sentenced Neill asked to be allowed, before the day set for his execution, to see Laura Sabbatine, to whom he was engaged to be married.
New York Times Nov. 16, 1892 page 5
THOMAS NEILL HAVGED
Confession made by the murderer of Matilda Clover
London, Nov. 15. – Thomas Neill, the murderer of Matilda Clover and other girls, was hanged in Newgate Prison at 9 o’clock this morning. He made no confession. Death appeared to be instantaneous.
All of Neill’s life was marked with crime, and yet he would never have been known as the murderer of the last two women he poisoned had he not attempted to blackmail a number of people, all of whom he charged with having committed the crime, which he himself committed. Thus, he drew attention to himself.
He was tried and convicted for poisoning Alice Marsh and Emma Srivell April11. That night these two women received a man in their apartments, 11S Stanford Street, Lambeth. The man remained with the girls until 2 o’clock the next morning and soon after he went, away both were taken violently ill and they died sometime after. It was found that they had been poisoned by strychnine. About the time the girls died a letter was received by the police stating that the writer had information to prove that the two women had been poisoned by a man named Harper. At the same time, the police discovered that Dr. Harper of Barnstaple had received a letter, admitted to have been sent by Neill in which he demanded £1,500, intimating that unless the money was forthcoming the writer would give information that Dr. Harper’s son had poisoned the two women.
Neill was then arrested on a charge of blackmail. Interest in the case then heightened by the fact that a local newspaper published a story that Matilda Clover had died under the same circumstances a year previous as the Marsh and Srivell women. At the of the time of the death of Matilda Clover, Neill had written to Lady Russell, during her suit for separation from her husband, accusing Earl Russell with having poisoned the clover girl. Attempts were made to blackmail Dr. Broadbent, a well-known London practitioner, and the Hon. W. F. D. Smith.
Neill’s life and history were hunted up, and it was found that he was a Canadian who had been sentenced to many years’ imprisonment for causing a woman’s death by malpractice in Chicago. He was pardoned after serving thirteen years. He caused the death, it was alleged, of several other women in Canada, but the facts could never be proved against him.
Neill was tried for the murder of Matilda Clover and was convicted of murder in the first degree; the jury was not out five minutes. The evidence was purely circumstantial, but there was not the slightest doubt in any one’s mind that the verdict was a just one.
Brooklyn (New York) Eagle Jan. 8, 1898 page 2
DR. GRAHAM HELD FOR TRIAL
For giving a false certificate as to the cause of
Matilda Clover’s Death
LONDON, January 7 – Dr. Robert Graham was to-day committed for trial on the charge of having given false certificate of the death of Matilda Clover.
The proceedings against Dr. Graham were taken under the registration of births and deaths act of 1874. That act made it compulsory for duly qualified medical man, on the medical list, to give a certificate setting forth to the best of his knowledge and belief the cause of the death of any patient he had attended during his or her last illness. Anyone who gave a false certificate was liable on summary conviction to a fine of £10, or in case of conviction on indictment to penal servitude for seven years. In this case the person in respect to whose death a certificate was given was Matilda Clover, one of the victims of Neill Creain, who was executed a short time ago. Defendant is a fully qualified medical man, living in Upper Kennington Lane. Matilda Clover died on October 22 of last year. It is now known that her death was due to strychnine poisoning. She was taken ill in the night, and after undergoing extreme agony, died in the morning. Death took place at her lodgings, South Lambeth Pond. During the night Mrs. Voles, the landlady, went for Dr. Graham, but he was out. Later on, she called again. He was then in, but was too busy to attend to Miss Clover and recommended her to go for a medical man whose name he mentioned. The landlady did so and a Mr. Coppin, an unqualified man, attended Miss Clover just prior to her death. Being unqualified, he was unable to give a certificate. Accordingly, Dr. Graham was called upon to do so. He went to the house on the afternoon of deceased’s death. The servant girl, Lucy Rhodes, described to him the suffering that the deceased underwent prior to her death, and said that before she expired she attributed her illness to pills given to her by a man named Fred. Dr. Graham had previously attended Miss Clover, who was undoubtedly addicted to intemperance. After hearing all, the servant girl and the landlady had to say, defendant signed a certificate to the effect that he saw Miss Clover on October 22, the day on which she expired, and that to the best of his knowledge and belief death was due to alcoholism and syncope. This certificate concealed the cause of death for a long time, until Cream’s own remarks led to suspicion and detection.
http://www.foxearth.org.uk/1868-1869BuryFreePress.html
1868 Bury Free Press newspaper archive [East Anglia, England]
September 19th 1868
Albert Clover of Melford was charged with unlawfully depositing excrement upon the footpath adjoining the turnpike road at Melford to the annoyance of persons travelling thereon.
Defendant said he could not help it as he was suffering from diarrhoea. The Bench said there were great complaints made of such nuisances and hoped this would be a caution.
1s with 6d costs
The Military Survey of 1522 for Babergh Hundred by John Pound
Review author[s]: G. W. Bernard
The English Historical Review, Vol. 104, No. 413 (Oct., 1989), p. 1020
Allen Clover listed in 1522 Military Survey
Robert Clover Listed in Bailey's British Directory [for 1784]; or, Merchant's and Trader's Useful Companion for the year 1784 ... in 4 Volumes ... Volume 1. London; Volume 2 The Western Directory; Volume 3 The Northern Directory; Volume 4 The Eastern Directory. The First Edition, 1784, BAILEY. London
Printed by J. Andrews, Little Eastcheap, and to be had of the Author, No. 53, Basinghall-street; No. 4, Queen-street, Cheapside; Mr. Long, Optician, Royal Exchange, and of every Bookseller in Town and Country
