The Gove book; history and genealogy of the American family of Gove, and notes of European Goves . born July 14, 1902. 2. BerylRuth^^, born June 14, 1904. 3. Harlow Emerson^^, born , 1908. born May 9, 1876, at Bennett. See family Arthur Worthnumbered 2992. Effie Caroline,educated in the born June 17, 1878, near Bennett. She waspublic schools, and spent two years at theState Normal School at Peru. She married Frank Parmalee,son of George Parmalee and Jennie (Abbott) Smith of Ben-ton County, Missouri, March 1, 1906. He was born July 18,1878. He removed to Nebraska at the age of twenty-one,s
The Gove book; history and genealogy of the American family of Gove, and notes of European Goves . born July 14, 1902. 2. BerylRuth^^, born June 14, 1904. 3. Harlow Emerson^^, born , 1908. born May 9, 1876, at Bennett. See family Arthur Worthnumbered 2992. Effie Caroline,educated in the born June 17, 1878, near Bennett. She waspublic schools, and spent two years at theState Normal School at Peru. She married Frank Parmalee,son of George Parmalee and Jennie (Abbott) Smith of Ben-ton County, Missouri, March 1, 1906. He was born July 18,1878. He removed to Nebraska at the age of twenty-one,spent three years at the State University, and taught two live at Roca, Neb., on her fathers farm in the town inwhich she was born. They and their two elder children aremembers of the United Brethren Church at Cheney. Chil-dren: 1. Dorris Jennie^, born Jan. 6, 1907. 2. Neal Par-malee^, born Nov. 27, 1910. 3. Ellis Gove^\ born Feb. 22,1917. DwiGHT Henry, born July 14, 1880, at Bennett. See familynumbered 2995. Chase Carpenter, born Dec. 8, 1882, at Bennett. See fam-ily numbered THE GOVE BOOK 425 1967 Hon, William Henry Gove^, born at South Berwick, Me.,Sept. 4, 1851. He lived in his fathers family until his marriage(in 1882). He disliked work on the farm, and as an alternativeapplied himself to study, of which he became very fond. Havingpractically exhausted the resources of the country district schoolin his native town, he was for two terms, Nov. 14, 1864, to April,1865, a student at Oak Grove Seminary, a Friends boardingschool at Vassalboro, Me. On removing to Lynn, for about sixweeks, he was a student in the grammar school at Gravesend;then in June, 1866, he entered the Lynn high school, from whichhe graduated in May, 1869, and was awarded a book as a next month he passed the examination for admission to Har-vard College. Being without means to enter at that time, he se-cured a position as clerk, at Salem, Mass., in the law office ofJohn W. Porter,
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