The Gove book; history and genealogy of the American family of Gove, and notes of European Goves . 8,1888, at Somersworth, where he was born. She married, second,Jason A., son of Aaron and Lucy (Whitten) Tebbetts June26, 1895, at Berwick, where he was born Nov. 3, 1863. Child,by Mr. Tebbetts: 1. Lucy Maber, born April 2, 1896, atSouth Berwick. 1045 Humphrey P. GovE^ born at Underbill, Vt., Jan. 20, went to Texas with his uncle Humphrey in 1855. He mar-ried Yeoman in Texas; and died at Metagorda, Texas, Jan. 18, 1877. She was living in 1914. Children :^ 2073—1. (son) ; living in 1914. 2
The Gove book; history and genealogy of the American family of Gove, and notes of European Goves . 8,1888, at Somersworth, where he was born. She married, second,Jason A., son of Aaron and Lucy (Whitten) Tebbetts June26, 1895, at Berwick, where he was born Nov. 3, 1863. Child,by Mr. Tebbetts: 1. Lucy Maber, born April 2, 1896, atSouth Berwick. 1045 Humphrey P. GovE^ born at Underbill, Vt., Jan. 20, went to Texas with his uncle Humphrey in 1855. He mar-ried Yeoman in Texas; and died at Metagorda, Texas, Jan. 18, 1877. She was living in 1914. Children :^ 2073—1. (son) ; living in 1914. 2074—11. (daughter) ; died before 1877. 2075—III. (daughter) ; living in 1914. 2076—IV. (daughter). 2077—v. (daughter). 2078—VI. William B., born about 1870; lived in Metagorda in 1914. 2079—VII. (son) ; living in 1914. 2080—viii. * (son) ; living in 1914. 2081—IX. (son) ; living in 1914. 1048 John C. GovE^ born at Sanbornton, N. H., in 1813 (4?). Hemarried widow Melissa Wells; and died at North Adams. ^ One of the daughters was a twin sister of William, and was living NATHAN WEBSTER GOVE THE GOVE BOOK 315 Children: 2082—1. (daughter). 2083—11. (daughter). 1049 Nathan Webster Gove*, born at Chester, N. H., Oct. 25,1816. He resided in Concord, N. H.; and was an accountant anda teacher of penmanship. Later, he was a councilman, aldermanand member of the school committee. He was Deputy Secretaryof State of New Hampshire, 1855-1858, and Register of Deedsof Merrimac County, New Hampshire, 1858-1861. He was re-siding in Washington, D. C, in 1863. He enlisted in Company F,Eighteenth regiment New Hampshire Volunteers Sept. 24, 1864,for one year, as musician; appointed as principal musician Jan. i,1865; and mustered out June 10, 1865. He was again Secretaryof State of New Hampshire, 1866-1870; and then Secretary ofState for one year, his time expiring just before his death. To marked ability, he added unswerving integrity and re-markable faithfulness in eve
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