Gove, Nathan M. (1849-1922)

Name:

Gove, Nathan M. (1849-1922)

Title:

Drummer boy 1861-1865, 3rd Regiment N.H. Vols.

Other Names:

Gove, Nathan Marcel

Born:

12/03/1849

Birthplace:

Derry, NH

Died:

1922

Death Location:

Detroit, MI (probably)

Residence:

Concord, NH
Lowell, MA
Detroit, MI
Togus, ME
Grand Rapids, MI

Nationality:

American

Occupation:

Clerk, Freight Depot

Father:

Gove, Nathan Webster (1816-1871)

Mother:

Tyler, Mary C. (1819-1884)

Relations:

Siblings:
Gove, Violetta Melissa (1841-1914; b. Concord, NH; m. George Henry Doane 1861; res. Concord, NH; children)
Gove, Marietta Ossilla (1842-1875; b., res. Concord, NH; teacher; m. Amos Carlton 1861; children)
Gove, Laura Lonsdale (1844-; b., res. Concord, NH; m. Henry Bruce Shute 1872; artist; children)
Gove, Lois Annella (1846-1900; b., res., d. Concord, NH; m. Willis Gaylord Clark Kimball, Concord photographer, 1863; children)
Gove, Charles Harrison (1847-1917; b. Derry, NH; drummer during Civil War; m. Josephine Griffin of Chichester, NH 1874; no children)
Gove, George Albert (1852-; b. Derry or Hooksett, NH; machinist; res. Boston MA, Hillman, MI, Detroit MI; m. Ella F. McCune of Concord, NH)
Gove, Alfred Fremont (1855-; b. Concord, NH)
Gove, Susan Pierson (1857-1859; b., d. Concord, NH)
Gove, Mabel Victoria Eliza (1864-; b. Concord, NH; m. Thomas McCutcheon 1884; res. Michigan; children)
Parents: Mary C. Tyler (1819-1884) and Nathan Webster Gove (1816-1871; b. Chester, NH; d. Concord, NH), of Concord, NH. They were married 1839. Nathan was an accountant and a teacher of penmanship. He, too, served in the Civil War, as a musician.
Grandparents: Sarah Fisk Gage and Osborne Tyler

Spouse:

Lewis, Margaret (1854-)

Children:

Gove, Edward (1873-1892, Detroit, MI)

Notes:

Said to have enlisted in the Army at age 11.
M. Margaret Lewis (1854-; b. Canada), 1873. Margaret was the daughter of Cornelius and Kate Lewis.
SEE ALSO (brother): Gove, Charles

William Henry Gove, The Gove Book: History and Genealogy of the American Family of Gove and Notes of European Goves. (Salem, Massachusetts: Sidney Perley, 1922), 315-316, 434-435.