There is no name or any dates on the stone. Simply says "Granny Clover". This is believed to be Susan Clover based on her age and location of burial.
Date of birth based on 1910 census.
Date of death based on obit found in "The Hamilton Record and Rustler", Hamilton, TX, April 24, 1919:
Woman Centenarian Dies at Fairview
"Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Putnam, well known and highly esteemed people of the Fairview community were in Hamilton shopping last Saturday. These worthy people reported to the Record representative the death in their community recently of a very remarkable character, a centenarian, and a woman who was one of the earliest settlers in the county of Hamilton. "Aunt" Susan Clover, said to be 106 years old. A son, John Clover, survives her and lives on the mountain in the Vista community. "Aunt" Susan had lived in the Fairview community some fifty years and was much loved by all her neighbors. She was said to have retained all of her senses to a remarkable degree to the time of her death. The remains were buried in the *Fairview cemetery beside other loved ones who had long gone on before."
(Note: *Fairview Cemetery is now known as Kingsbury Rest Land Cemetery)
Spouse: John Clover, b: 1824, Arkansas, d: ca 1889, TX. Married: Susan Massingill, 18 Jun 1845, The Republic of Texas, Nacogdoches
1910 Hamilton co TX
J C Clover 45 TX
Lottie Clover 37 TX
Frank Clover 19 TX
Arthur Clover 17 TX
Julia Clover 15 TX
Effie Clover 13 TX
Alice Clover 8 TX
Jewel Clover 6 TX
Thomas Clover 5 TX
Clarence Clover 2 TX
Susan Clover 98, mother, MO
Date of birth based on 1910 census.
Date of death based on obit found in "The Hamilton Record and Rustler", Hamilton, TX, April 24, 1919:
Woman Centenarian Dies at Fairview
"Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Putnam, well known and highly esteemed people of the Fairview community were in Hamilton shopping last Saturday. These worthy people reported to the Record representative the death in their community recently of a very remarkable character, a centenarian, and a woman who was one of the earliest settlers in the county of Hamilton. "Aunt" Susan Clover, said to be 106 years old. A son, John Clover, survives her and lives on the mountain in the Vista community. "Aunt" Susan had lived in the Fairview community some fifty years and was much loved by all her neighbors. She was said to have retained all of her senses to a remarkable degree to the time of her death. The remains were buried in the *Fairview cemetery beside other loved ones who had long gone on before."
(Note: *Fairview Cemetery is now known as Kingsbury Rest Land Cemetery)
Spouse: John Clover, b: 1824, Arkansas, d: ca 1889, TX. Married: Susan Massingill, 18 Jun 1845, The Republic of Texas, Nacogdoches
1910 Hamilton co TX
J C Clover 45 TX
Lottie Clover 37 TX
Frank Clover 19 TX
Arthur Clover 17 TX
Julia Clover 15 TX
Effie Clover 13 TX
Alice Clover 8 TX
Jewel Clover 6 TX
Thomas Clover 5 TX
Clarence Clover 2 TX
Susan Clover 98, mother, MO
There is no name or any dates on the stone. Simply says "Granny Clover". This is believed to be Susan Clover based on her age and location of burial.
Date of birth based on 1910 census.
Date of death based on obit found in "The Hamilton Record and Rustler", Hamilton, TX, April 24, 1919:
Woman Centenarian Dies at Fairview
"Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Putnam, well known and highly esteemed people of the Fairview community were in Hamilton shopping last Saturday. These worthy people reported to the Record representative the death in their community recently of a very remarkable character, a centenarian, and a woman who was one of the earliest settlers in the county of Hamilton. "Aunt" Susan Clover, said to be 106 years old. A son, John Clover, survives her and lives on the mountain in the Vista community. "Aunt" Susan had lived in the Fairview community some fifty years and was much loved by all her neighbors. She was said to have retained all of her senses to a remarkable degree to the time of her death. The remains were buried in the *Fairview cemetery beside other loved ones who had long gone on before."
(Note: *Fairview Cemetery is now known as Kingsbury Rest Land Cemetery)
Spouse: John Clover, b: 1824, Arkansas, d: ca 1889, TX. Married: Susan Massingill, 18 Jun 1845, The Republic of Texas, Nacogdoches
1910 Hamilton co TX
J C Clover 45 TX
Lottie Clover 37 TX
Frank Clover 19 TX
Arthur Clover 17 TX
Julia Clover 15 TX
Effie Clover 13 TX
Alice Clover 8 TX
Jewel Clover 6 TX
Thomas Clover 5 TX
Clarence Clover 2 TX
Susan Clover 98, mother, MO
Date of birth based on 1910 census.
Date of death based on obit found in "The Hamilton Record and Rustler", Hamilton, TX, April 24, 1919:
Woman Centenarian Dies at Fairview
"Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Putnam, well known and highly esteemed people of the Fairview community were in Hamilton shopping last Saturday. These worthy people reported to the Record representative the death in their community recently of a very remarkable character, a centenarian, and a woman who was one of the earliest settlers in the county of Hamilton. "Aunt" Susan Clover, said to be 106 years old. A son, John Clover, survives her and lives on the mountain in the Vista community. "Aunt" Susan had lived in the Fairview community some fifty years and was much loved by all her neighbors. She was said to have retained all of her senses to a remarkable degree to the time of her death. The remains were buried in the *Fairview cemetery beside other loved ones who had long gone on before."
(Note: *Fairview Cemetery is now known as Kingsbury Rest Land Cemetery)
Spouse: John Clover, b: 1824, Arkansas, d: ca 1889, TX. Married: Susan Massingill, 18 Jun 1845, The Republic of Texas, Nacogdoches
1910 Hamilton co TX
J C Clover 45 TX
Lottie Clover 37 TX
Frank Clover 19 TX
Arthur Clover 17 TX
Julia Clover 15 TX
Effie Clover 13 TX
Alice Clover 8 TX
Jewel Clover 6 TX
Thomas Clover 5 TX
Clarence Clover 2 TX
Susan Clover 98, mother, MO
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See more Clover or Massingill memorials in:
- Kingsbury Rest Land Cemetery Clover or Massingill
- Hamilton County Clover or Massingill
- Texas Clover or Massingill
- USA Clover or Massingill
- Find a Grave Clover or Massingill
