CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: doverall.txt) Dover Allen Cemetery Inscriptions Rabun County, GA DOVER-ALLEN CEMETERY; Off Kennesaw Road in Dick's Creek Area; many uninscribed field stone; photo+ Surveyed 05 Apr 1998 by William L. and Elaine Randall English Arvel G. Dover; 14 Aug 1892-12 Nov 1892; "Sleep on sweet babe and take thy rest, God called thee home He thought it best." Henry Allen; 03 Dec 1877-26 Feb 1896 Maudy Allen; 19 Sep 1895-03 May 1896 ============================================================ USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or for presentation by other persons or organizations. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material for purposes other than stated above must obtain the written consent of the file contributor. This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Elaine Randall English eng4@stc.net ============================================================

CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: mtnebocm.txt) Mt. Nebo Cemetery Inscriptions Gilmer County, GA Mt. Nebo Cemetery Gilmer County, Georgia - Mountaintown District Survey Taken: January 16,1999 Historical Information about cemetery: Mt. Nebo Methodist Church was an active church during the Civil War and during this time a split occurred into North and South. Some of the parishioners formed Gates Chapel Methodist Church. Nothing remains of the site now except the cemetery where a number of the community's earliest settlers are buried. This information taken from the historical information provided by Anita Summers for Gates Chapel United Methodist Church. Directions to cemetery: >From Ellijay, Gilmer Co. Georgia, take Ga. 52 (Chatsworth Hwy) west approximately Four miles to Gates Chapel Road on the right. Travel approximately 2 1/2 miles to a small narrow drive that angles off to the right. At present there is a small sigh on a tree marking the cemetery. The survey was recorded by starting at the road and working back in rows, but is Listed in alphabetical order by surname only. Anything other than inscriptions will be designated as notes. Individual stones are separated by a space. SURNAMES: CARROLL, DOVER, FROST, GATES, HIPP, JAMES, NICOLL, PARKS, SMITH, Row 1 CARROLL, Margarett L. wife of W.E. Mother Footstone: MLC b. Jan 3,1854; d. Apr 20,1933 CARROLL, William E b. Nov 22,1852;d. Jan 23,1935 Gone but not forgotten Footstone: WEC Row 1 CARROLL, Luta D. b. Sep 23,1908;d. Jan 19,1940 She died as she lived a christian Footstone: LDC Row 1 CARROLL, Oscar F. b. Aug 23,1884;d. Mar 3,1957 CARROLL, Avoline D. b. Sep 25,1888;d. Sep 12,1970 Footstone: Mother Row 1 DOVER, Jane M. wife of Baley DOVER b. Jun 14,1834;d. Feby 1,1910 Earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal Footstone: JMD Row 14 FROST, Benjamin W. b. 1888; d. 1962 Row 14 FROST, Adeline Dyer b. Jul 12,1871;d. Aug 20,1946 Mother Row 14 FROST, Dennis b. 1894; d. 1954 Note: This is a B.C. Logan, Inc. Funeral Home Marker Row 14 FROST, Ms. Davis d. Aug 5,1965 Note: This is a Funeral Home Marker with a paper insert that is almost illegible. The name above is a good guess. Row 6 GATES, Sarah b. Apr 20,1822;d. Aug 17,1899 Row 6 GATES, Sarah C. daughter of T.J. & A.E. GATES b. Jun 7,1875; d. Oct 29,1875 Budded on earth to bloom in heaven. Row 6 GATES, Lester b. Jan 5,1897; d. Oct 9,1898 Row 6 GATES, Samuel W. b. Jul 2,1856; d. Apr 2,1907 Masonic Emblem His original marker in beside this double marker. GATES, Athaline L. b. Jan 17,1862;d. Feb 14,1932 Row 6 GATES, C. A. b. Dec 13,1882;d. Oct 12, 1915 Masonic Emblem Upright and just he was in all his ways, A bright example in degenerate days. Row 7 GATES, Peter A. b. Jul 31,1866;d. Dec 14,1914 Footstone: Daddy GATES, Julia C. b. Dec 30,1861;d. Apr 17,1947 Married: May 17,1891 Footstone: Mother Row 8 GATES, Joseph Henry b. Apr 11,1854;d. Oct 4,1936 Row 8 GATES Twins Carl F. & Marl E. d. Aug 30,1924 Row 15 HIPP, Sary T. Note: This is a Fieldstone Marker with SARY T HIPP carved into it. An aluminum foil rubbing had to be used to read the name because of its poor condition. Row 17 HIPP, Rev. B.M. b. May 11,1826;d. Nov 6,1891 HIPP, R.K. b. Jul 19,1828;d. Jan 28,1869 Note: This is a 7 foot high stone with a metal marker beside it that reads, Faithful Minister of the Methodist Church. Row 16 JAMES, Martha J. b. May 5,1858; d. Jun 9,1861 Row 16 JAMES, Trecy D. b. Jul 10,1810;d. Jan 1882 Note: She is on the one side of the stone. JAMES, Ahighai b. Dec 24,1811;d. Dec 1884 At Rest Note: He is on the opposite side of the stone. Row 4 NICOLL, Nancy b. Feb 9,1797; d. Jun 7,1865 Row 5 NICOLL, Jhiel H. b. Aug 4,1799; d. Sep 1880 Row 3 PARKS, Altha b. Apr 1,1859; d. Jul 29,1926 Lost to sight, to memory dear, prepare to meet me in heaven Footstone: AP Row 3 PARKS, William M. b. Sep 15,1858;d. Jun 8,1938 Masonic Emblem Resting Row 5 SMITH, Woodrow Erskine b. Oct 15,1918;d. Jun 6, 1950 Row 1 1 Fieldstone Marker, no name. Row 2 4 Fieldstone Markers, no names. Row 3 4 Fieldstone Markers, no names. Row 4 3 Fieldstone Markers, no names. Row 5 4 Fieldstone Markers, no names. Row 6 6 Fieldstone Markers, no names. Row 7 3 Fieldstone Markers, no names. Row 8 3 Fieldstone Markers, no names. Row 9 3 Fieldstone Markers, no names. Row 10 3 Fieldstone Markers, no names. Row 11 3 Fieldstone Markers, no names. Row 12 3 Fieldstone Markers, no names. Row 12 2 Fieldstone Markers, no names, but has stones surrounding the graves. Row 13 No indication of any burials in row 13 although enough space was provided Row 15 2 Fieldstone Markers, no names. Row 16 4 Fieldstone Markers, no names. Row 17 3 Fieldstone Markers, no names. Row 18 4 Fieldstone Markers, no names. At the very end of the cemetery, there is either a collection of stones and bricks or possibly a couple more graves. 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Trudy, her name is Manion for the data that I have. Sharon S

A correction on the Underwood reunion. It is the last Sun in May in Sweetwater. We are going to have a picnic the Sun after Easter.

Apparently my observation skills have dropped down to the level of something between amoeba and vegetable. I just realized that the comment I made earlier about putting Dover info you find not relevant to your line out to the others, is randomly placed on posts. It just seems to appear more often with those Dennis makes....Oh well, we just keep learning don't we?.......g.

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ALL RIGHT! Let's get one planned.......Are there any Dovers in MO. who are chomping at the bits to get it started? I can do stuff from here in GA. of course, but I'm unfamiliar with MO. except St. Louis, so my knowledge about where would be economically feasible is limited.....Any more takers?.......g. -----Original Message----- From: bushytail <bushytail@jps.net> To: DOVER-L@rootsweb.com <DOVER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, April 01, 1999 7:28 PM Subject: [DOVER-L] Dover Reunion >Im still reading all these emails I got today. But I think a HUGE reunion >would be so fun and interesting. I am flying to Tulsa Oklahoma at the end >of May for 8 days to research my Dover's. I have met a cousin who is the >great-granddaughter of Daniel Webster Dover who is the Brother to My Great >Grandfather Alonzo McClure Dover. She has been doing allot of research with >me it has been allot of fun. Anyway I think we should plan a reunion what a >great way to meet your Kin! Still Reading! Trudy > > >==== DOVER Mailing List ==== >The Dover mailing list, home page. >A list of links to all the Dover GenConnect boards and other links >http://pages.cthome.net/familytree/ > >

Ruth, I am glad to see that you all still meet. It's been some time since we talked about this, but I hadn't forgotten. One of these days, when we haven't been "claimed" by someone, we'll get up there. The reunion that I made reference to was about one that a cousin in my direct line told me about. I have had no response to any questions I had about it, so I assume it just never got off the ground. It was to have been one for those from Samuel Dover and Susan Campbell. I have no idea what happened to it. Hope all is well with you and yours......g. -----Original Message----- From: Ruth <betty@catt.com> To: DOVER-L@rootsweb.com <DOVER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, April 01, 1999 4:25 PM Subject: [DOVER-L] Reunion >We too are having a reunion. Any one wanting to attend is welcome. >It is called the Underwood reunion but all the Underwood's are >Dover's. It is in Sweetwater Tn on the Sun after Easter. We will eat >at about noon. If anyone wants to attend, e mail me and I will tell >you the details. Ruth > > > >==== DOVER Mailing List ==== >As always, RootsWeb remains supported by user contributions. >Folks who would like to become a RootsWeb Member or Sponsor >(the cost is very modest) are invited to visit: ><http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html> >$1.00 a month makes you a member > >

It would appear that she just knew a good name to use....g. -----Original Message----- From: Terry Jackson <jacksont@nacell.net> To: DOVER-L@rootsweb.com <DOVER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, April 01, 1999 5:48 PM Subject: [DOVER-L] Actress #2 >Never mind. Found another Hollywood site > >Nancy Dover >Real name >Lucille Kelley >Date of birth (location) >2 February 1909, >Arlington, Texas, USA > >

-----Original Message----- From: GAYLE CALABRESE <GAELCEE@worldnet.att.net> To: DOVER-L@rootsweb.com <DOVER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, April 01, 1999 3:23 PM Subject: Re: [DOVER-L] DOVER >Trudy, > You should be congratulated! You have managed to get our attention away >from our schedules or any pressing family obligations. Apathy seems to >follow time periods of intense "digging" for facts. I am delighted that you >caused me to respond as a way to put the proverbial "fire" under me. It has >resulted in me deciding to rearrange things so I can again take a little >time for my family hobby that is needed to maintain sanity when surrounded >by chaos. > Please understand that the rather large majority, probably all but 2 or >3 list members [Patricia- wouldn't you agree?] have their Dover roots in the >south. So it's quite natural for us as a group to focus on the goings on in >that area, because that's where we are researching. It doesn't seem logical >for me to look for my particular line in Utah, or northern Ohio, if I know >that they grew out of S.C. does it? > In spite of this, I have never known, heard of, imagined, etc. any >Dover/Dovers who would ever "slight" an innocent someone. [ with "innocent" >being the operative word - because many Dovers I know or knew and loved are >very vindictive] Least of all, someone such as yourself who we consider to >be a family member with all the Dovers on the list. I apologize to you for >those of us who seemingly, failed to acknowledge you. > However, my personal experiences with other lists can only view this >list with admiration for sharing everything they find with the list, >regardless of whether or not it belongs to their line. I can promise you >that I have had a file made for sometime now, ,just for you, with your >family info kept for reference in anticipation of the time when something >will pop up to benefit you. Somehow, it always does. The Italian word - >patienza- [sic] - pronounced - "puh -chin- zuh " meaning "to have patience" >has become my mantra. I say it to myself countless times throughout each >day, as a reminder that good things will come if I have patience. > Because of the Dovers who went into Tn ,KY, and probably onto >Ohio,[the Indiana group would fit here too ] with all the biblical names, I >have kept my antennae up for anything there. This is because of my line >that is traced from one Samuel [in their name someplace] to another through >5 generations, except one, which is a new testament name of Thomas. My >husband's family is from northern Ohio. When we drive there through >Zanesville, and Dover , etc. to get there, I can't help but feel connected , >as I contemplate how these Dovers might relate to me, or to my line. > Please don't give up on us. I agree with Sharon Dover Sukiennik about us >being "ignorant" about this group of Dovers. However, we wouldn't be if >information about them is shared with the group, as you did with your added >re: to a re: the descendents of Philip Dover. . The more facts that are >shared or repeated, the better chance that we recognize something to fit >with someone. There are, as a Dover cousin [no names mentioned] on the list >put it to me once, many "lurking" who don't say anything. Patricia has >begged everyone - many times to share anything you find with the list. On >the bottom of every posting from Dennis, you'll find a question regarding >did you find anything on a Dover that wasn't yours, to please post it, or >something to that effect. If we are to succeed it will only be because we >have shared with one another. > The fact that Dennis and Sharon [Sukiennik ] have more info on the >Dovers than anyone else provides the example of that truth. Our other Sharon >nee'Dover - [Romanek] is another. She hasn't been doing research anywhere >close to the time that most of us have been doing it, yet she is just about >to pass us all up because of her relentless sharing of absolutely everything >that she finds regarding anything DOVER. You never know when something that >seems insignificant might be just the key for someone else. If we are >serious about our own research, we all need to be reminded to wear our >sharing hats. Perhaps with something like -" P.S. SHARE' D" (for Patricia, >our 2 Sharons[nee' Dover] and Dennis) We can make it happen! > Being able to provide witness to the continuity of the circle of >life, by Remembering those who gave life to each of us, and sharing it with >others was the basic reason why I started doing family research. Easter's >promise of rebirth is a perfect time to be reminded once more. Trudy, >thank you for being the catalyst . > I am so envious of your reunion. There had been talk from a Dover cousin >from this area of one in April, but I've heard nothing more. I wish there >was some way for us to plan one in the central part of the country that >would make it accessible for a larger number of our list members. Is anyone >interested in something like that? Any ideas? > We are involved with the anticipated arrival of the next Dover daughter >descendant. Margeret [Maggie] Elizabeth can decide to meet her family any >minute now. She will be my first biological grandchild, as well as the >first in a new Dover generation for my line. My son and his wife live an >hour from here and I have been the "chosen" person. To be certain, my days >are not my own, but I'm not complaining! I can't wait to meet her- and the >Dover temper, along with ears that wiggle, or a tiny hump on her nose! More >than that, I can't wait to share this new cousin with each of you!!! > Have a very blessed Easter. Don't forget our exclusively personal secret >reminder , " p.s. Shar'D." Everyone will benefit. Thanks again >Trudy.....LAAY......gaelcee [Gayle Dover Calabrese] >-----Original Message----- >From: bushytail <bushytail@jps.net> >To: DOVER-L@rootsweb.com <DOVER-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Thursday, April 01, 1999 6:34 AM >Subject: [DOVER-L] DOVER > > >>Hi Everyone! Just wanted to voice my opinion to the DOVER list. I joined a >>the DOVER list about 6 months ago as I have been trying to (and have) >>research my DOVER line. I see only the same few people posting on this >>list. I have sat back and viewed most. I have posted a more than a few >>times to the list with not one acknowledgment that I was here. I am on >>several other list and they have been very interesting and more than >>helpful. I would like to see this list be of help to others that may have >>just started searching for there DOVER family. >>Anyway I am again a descendent of Theodore Pap DOVER and Nancy Jane REED. I >>have met a few other DOVER cousins on some other Genealogy lists. In fact I >>am having a small Dover Reunion on Easter Sunday. The family that are >>coming all are from the Bay Area in California. They are the Grandchildren >>of Jesse Clyde DOVER who is the brother to my great-grandfather Alonzo >>McClure Dover. I am very excited !! I hope each of you enjoy your Easter >>Holiday.. Trudy :) >> >> >>==== DOVER Mailing List ==== >>Dover Family Geneology Forum >>http://www.genforum.com/dover/ >>http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Dover >> > > >==== DOVER Mailing List ==== >As always, RootsWeb remains supported by user contributions. >Folks who would like to become a RootsWeb Member or Sponsor >(the cost is very modest) are invited to visit: ><http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html> >$1.00 a month makes you a member >

Hi, My server has been down, so I need to use this address to respond. I have spent, a BUNCH of time in Virginia Co, on the net. Because one of my other main lines where there. But I also look for Dover, you know, just in case:-) And all that I can seem to come up with is a handful of Dovel. But, I check with the old writing, and this is what crossed my mind, The old L and R where written High, most of the time. So there is a possibility, that a couple of the Dover/s might have been written as Dovel. This is just a thought, In any case, I have not run across one Dover so far. in King Williams co, Spotsylvania Co,Hanover Co, Henrico Co, Halifax Co, Mecklenburg Co, or Charlotte Co. I am on some of these mailing list, and have exchange information with J. Spears who is the cordinator of some of these Co's. And like I said no Dover/s yet. So I figured I would mention this incase any of you Dover reseachers wanted to check out Va. So you could focus on other countys. Patricia --- "Marjorie D. Stansel" <stansel@bondurant-mixson.com> wrote: > Thanks for the information. This will help > pull together a better picture of the > mid-America Dover family. Has anyone > done any Virginia research on the Dover > name? > > _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Hi Sharon and all - I have tried for two days, on both of the posted URLs and continually get the message, "http: (?) server too busy." Is everyone on the planet trying to log on? Probably. I did and nearly everyone I know. I hope they get the message and hook us up with some top of the line servers. Is there a way to send them a message? I'll put in my 2 cents worth. Diane

I have no idea if there is any other alternative or not Diane. I will pass it along if I hear of one. I know they will be swamped for a while since every one of us has been waiting for this for a while. Maybe in a little while it will slow down and we can get on and do some research.Sure hope so. I did get a message from my Tyner list, and someone on it did get on, with one of the URL's I posted, but said it was very slow with everyone in the country trying to use it at once. Sharon Dover Romanek -----Original Message----- From: Diane Bingham <dbing@inreach.com> To: DOVER-L@rootsweb.com <DOVER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, April 01, 1999 11:10 PM Subject: [DOVER-L] New LDS site Hi Sharon and all - I have tried for two days, on both of the posted URLs and continually get the message, "http: (?) server too busy." Is everyone on the planet trying to log on? Probably. I did and nearly everyone I know. I hope they get the message and hook us up with some top of the line servers. Is there a way to send them a message? I'll put in my 2 cents worth. Diane ==== DOVER Mailing List ==== As always, RootsWeb remains supported by user contributions. Folks who would like to become a RootsWeb Member or Sponsor (the cost is very modest) are invited to visit: <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html> $1.00 a month makes you a member

Im still reading all these emails I got today. But I think a HUGE reunion would be so fun and interesting. I am flying to Tulsa Oklahoma at the end of May for 8 days to research my Dover's. I have met a cousin who is the great-granddaughter of Daniel Webster Dover who is the Brother to My Great Grandfather Alonzo McClure Dover. She has been doing allot of research with me it has been allot of fun. Anyway I think we should plan a reunion what a great way to meet your Kin! Still Reading! Trudy

Sharon, This site " is no longer in service!!!!!" according to the info that comes up. Can't wait until they get through "testing."....g. -----Original Message----- From: romanek <romanek@cybertrails.com> To: DOVER-L@rootsweb.com <DOVER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, March 31, 1999 1:03 PM Subject: [DOVER-L] Fw: [SE-TN-L] LDS Site >Thought I would pass this along, since I know a lot of >people are waiting with baited breath for this. Enjoy!! Just >leave some room for me to research too:-) > >Sharon Dover Romanek >-----Original Message----- > >Date: Wednesday, March 31, 1999 2:52 PM >Subject: [SE-TN-L] LDS Site > > >It is up and I got on >http://32.96.111.13/default.asp > > > >==== DOVER Mailing List ==== >As always, RootsWeb remains supported by user contributions. >Folks who would like to become a RootsWeb Member or Sponsor >(the cost is very modest) are invited to visit: ><http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html> >$1.00 a month makes you a member > >

Hello all of you ! I cant tell you how nice it was to come home and see there is a Dover family out here. Thank You, Thank You!! Now I have so many to read, it might take me a bit to respond if you ask anything specific. Hope everyone is having a GREAT evening. Trudy

Trudy, You should be congratulated! You have managed to get our attention away from our schedules or any pressing family obligations. Apathy seems to follow time periods of intense "digging" for facts. I am delighted that you caused me to respond as a way to put the proverbial "fire" under me. It has resulted in me deciding to rearrange things so I can again take a little time for my family hobby that is needed to maintain sanity when surrounded by chaos. Please understand that the rather large majority, probably all but 2 or 3 list members [Patricia- wouldn't you agree?] have their Dover roots in the south. So it's quite natural for us as a group to focus on the goings on in that area, because that's where we are researching. It doesn't seem logical for me to look for my particular line in Utah, or northern Ohio, if I know that they grew out of S.C. does it? In spite of this, I have never known, heard of, imagined, etc. any Dover/Dovers who would ever "slight" an innocent someone. [ with "innocent" being the operative word - because many Dovers I know or knew and loved are very vindictive] Least of all, someone such as yourself who we consider to be a family member with all the Dovers on the list. I apologize to you for those of us who seemingly, failed to acknowledge you. However, my personal experiences with other lists can only view this list with admiration for sharing everything they find with the list, regardless of whether or not it belongs to their line. I can promise you that I have had a file made for sometime now, ,just for you, with your family info kept for reference in anticipation of the time when something will pop up to benefit you. Somehow, it always does. The Italian word - patienza- [sic] - pronounced - "puh -chin- zuh " meaning "to have patience" has become my mantra. I say it to myself countless times throughout each day, as a reminder that good things will come if I have patience. Because of the Dovers who went into Tn ,KY, and probably onto Ohio,[the Indiana group would fit here too ] with all the biblical names, I have kept my antennae up for anything there. This is because of my line that is traced from one Samuel [in their name someplace] to another through 5 generations, except one, which is a new testament name of Thomas. My husband's family is from northern Ohio. When we drive there through Zanesville, and Dover , etc. to get there, I can't help but feel connected , as I contemplate how these Dovers might relate to me, or to my line. Please don't give up on us. I agree with Sharon Dover Sukiennik about us being "ignorant" about this group of Dovers. However, we wouldn't be if information about them is shared with the group, as you did with your added re: to a re: the descendents of Philip Dover. . The more facts that are shared or repeated, the better chance that we recognize something to fit with someone. There are, as a Dover cousin [no names mentioned] on the list put it to me once, many "lurking" who don't say anything. Patricia has begged everyone - many times to share anything you find with the list. On the bottom of every posting from Dennis, you'll find a question regarding did you find anything on a Dover that wasn't yours, to please post it, or something to that effect. If we are to succeed it will only be because we have shared with one another. The fact that Dennis and Sharon [Sukiennik ] have more info on the Dovers than anyone else provides the example of that truth. Our other Sharon nee'Dover - [Romanek] is another. She hasn't been doing research anywhere close to the time that most of us have been doing it, yet she is just about to pass us all up because of her relentless sharing of absolutely everything that she finds regarding anything DOVER. You never know when something that seems insignificant might be just the key for someone else. If we are serious about our own research, we all need to be reminded to wear our sharing hats. Perhaps with something like -" P.S. SHARE' D" (for Patricia, our 2 Sharons[nee' Dover] and Dennis) We can make it happen! Being able to provide witness to the continuity of the circle of life, by Remembering those who gave life to each of us, and sharing it with others was the basic reason why I started doing family research. Easter's promise of rebirth is a perfect time to be reminded once more. Trudy, thank you for being the catalyst . I am so envious of your reunion. There had been talk from a Dover cousin from this area of one in April, but I've heard nothing more. I wish there was some way for us to plan one in the central part of the country that would make it accessible for a larger number of our list members. Is anyone interested in something like that? Any ideas? We are involved with the anticipated arrival of the next Dover daughter descendant. Margeret [Maggie] Elizabeth can decide to meet her family any minute now. She will be my first biological grandchild, as well as the first in a new Dover generation for my line. My son and his wife live an hour from here and I have been the "chosen" person. To be certain, my days are not my own, but I'm not complaining! I can't wait to meet her- and the Dover temper, along with ears that wiggle, or a tiny hump on her nose! More than that, I can't wait to share this new cousin with each of you!!! Have a very blessed Easter. Don't forget our exclusively personal secret reminder , " p.s. Shar'D." Everyone will benefit. Thanks again Trudy.....LAAY......gaelcee [Gayle Dover Calabrese] -----Original Message----- From: bushytail <bushytail@jps.net> To: DOVER-L@rootsweb.com <DOVER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, April 01, 1999 6:34 AM Subject: [DOVER-L] DOVER >Hi Everyone! Just wanted to voice my opinion to the DOVER list. I joined a >the DOVER list about 6 months ago as I have been trying to (and have) >research my DOVER line. I see only the same few people posting on this >list. I have sat back and viewed most. I have posted a more than a few >times to the list with not one acknowledgment that I was here. I am on >several other list and they have been very interesting and more than >helpful. I would like to see this list be of help to others that may have >just started searching for there DOVER family. >Anyway I am again a descendent of Theodore Pap DOVER and Nancy Jane REED. I >have met a few other DOVER cousins on some other Genealogy lists. In fact I >am having a small Dover Reunion on Easter Sunday. The family that are >coming all are from the Bay Area in California. They are the Grandchildren >of Jesse Clyde DOVER who is the brother to my great-grandfather Alonzo >McClure Dover. I am very excited !! I hope each of you enjoy your Easter >Holiday.. Trudy :) > > >==== DOVER Mailing List ==== >Dover Family Geneology Forum >http://www.genforum.com/dover/ >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Dover >

Never mind. Found another Hollywood site Nancy Dover Real name Lucille Kelley Date of birth (location) 2 February 1909, Arlington, Texas, USA

Hi, I know we have a couple researchers on the list from England. So I thought I would post this. http://www.noffsinger.org/genealogy/ Dover George b.1558 - Of Hertsford, , England Margaret b.1593 - England -- Patricia

http://www.allonesearch.com/all1misc.html#Other (Go down to Hollywood On-line) Here's an actress in the early 1930's. Can anyone claim her? Nancy Dover Occupation: Actor Years Active: 1929-1931 Genre: Drama, Epic, Western, Crime, Comedy Big Business Girl 1931 Dynamite 1930 The Thoroughbred 1930 Cimarron 1930 Scandal 1929