In 1930, there is a Fred R. Dover, age 26, living with Nancy Hall, his mother, and her mother (listed as his step grandmother). This is the first census where this Fred appears as a Dover. He begins appearing in the census records in 1910 in Towns County in the house of William Hall. He is listed as a Hall, and a grandson. Nancy Hall is in the house in 1910 and 1920. In 1920, Fred appears as Fred D. Hall, age 14, also in the Bill Hall household. Sometime between 1920 and 1930, Fred appears on his own as a Dover. The only Dover family appearing in the area is that of Augustus Samuel Dover, son of Green Dover (son of Fred and Jane). Fred and his wife Lela and a child are buried at Boyd's Chapel in Towns County, GA. There is a picture of Fred and his wife on the Cemeterysurveysinc.com website in Towns County. Marjorie Dover Stansel