Slover - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

I have a new theory...............

PGroup2222 — 2009-06-29 04:06:49Z

I am that descendant of Jefferson Slover of Warrick Co., IN. I know quite a bit more now and I have some assumptions.

My main theory, to be proven, or not - is that Jefferson was perhaps the son of James Slover and his wife Elizabeth that lived in Vanderburgh Co, IN and who was the son of the famous John Slover and Nellie. This would be the James that cared for his brother, Isaac's, twin sons for a time.

Someone just wrote to me and told me that Jefferson Slover married Elizabeth/Eliza Webb in Vanderburgh Co., IN. I believe that she was possibly married before to Miles B. Hargrave - and he died abt. 1842. Elizabeth and Jefferson had three children all born after 1845. In 1850 there were four more girls living with them (Margaret, Theodoria, Lucinda and Vina/Nina - all born much earlier and not claimed as Jefferson's children in his probate record. I have wondered if these could be Jefferson's sisters.
The 1830 Census shows James wife, Elizabeth, with a male under five, and four daughters. - living in Vanderburgh Co., IN.

Something happened between 1850 and 1860 Census, as in 1860 Jefferson Slover has a new wife - Martha Gibson Spillman - a divorcee. She brings her two children to the marriage - West Union Spillman and Rhoda Spillman. Then she and Jefferson have two sons, Arelious and Marcus Slover. Martha may have died in child birth because by 1862 Jefferson migrates to Washington Co., KS with all the children - all but those four oldest girls listed in the 1850 Census. And all of these children he brings to Kansas are listed in his probate record. Jefferson dies in 1866.

So I have filled in many holes, but have not been able to take Jefferson back yet. I only have my theory. And my Gr. Gr. Grandmother, daughter of Jefferson, and named Pamelia Caroline Slover - I'm now thinking her name must have been Permelia because the name Permelia is such a familiar name in Elizabeth/Eliza Webb's family history. Her father was Wm. Webb - a Methodist Minister. And
he and his wife, Jannet Campbell were married in Logan Co., KY - which I find interesting.

So I welcome any thoughts on my theory - anything that
would prove it or disprove it............appreciate
any tips. Penny

Re: CLINTON SLOVER

ledzepfannbryan — 2009-04-07 20:38:13Z

I would like to talk to you more. Please contact me on my email which is ledzepfannbryan@yahoo.com

Thanks

Re: Slover

PGroup2222 — 2009-03-23 23:44:22Z

Do you have any information on Levi Slover, father of
Emma, Walter and Harvey Slover? I am trying to figure
out where Levi lived when he first came to Kansas with his
father. After his father passed away Levi lived with his
sister in Haddam for a while. I am willing to share what
information I have with distant cousins. And hoping to gather more information as I go. Thanks for reading this.
Penny
ps - Levi was brother to my gr. gr. grandmother.

Re: any info. on lloyd vernon slover

Cassidy_Hood — 2009-01-20 21:37:12Z

Lloyd Vernon Slover was my Dad's father. What kind of information are you looking for?

any info. on lloyd vernon slover

KABOB23 — 2008-07-07 21:21:51Z

please could i have any ifo on lloyd vernon slover? born 10 mar.1902 and died 27 oct. 1979 in osage, minnesota

Regarding Lisa Slover

MoonshadowCharlie — 2008-07-07 03:12:09Z

For those of you who are trying to locate Lisa Slover, I believe I have information to her whereabouts. If you wish to converse, please contact me at: moonshadow_charlie@yahoo.com

Regards,
Charlie

Re: lookin for lisa marie slover

MoonshadowCharlie — 2008-07-07 03:05:23Z

To those of you who might be looking for Lisa Slover, I believe I know of her whereabouts. If you wish to make contact, please email me.

Regards,
Charlie

Re: lookin for lisa marie slover

dawniekay1 — 2008-06-10 18:39:46Z

did you ever find her? I have just recently started looking as well, although I've wondered about her for years.

Re: Robert Daniel SLOVER

ellenforeman1 — 2008-02-25 01:58:32Z

is this the robert d. slover that was an architect in dayton ohio in the 1890's? i am trying to find info on this architect. his father was thomas slover ,a blacksmith who lived on cedar road in dayton in 1894. this man designed the building i live in>

Robert Daniel SLOVER

DorothyHHuntley — 2008-01-29 04:48:01Z

I am looking for information on Robert's wife, Louise Rossanago/Rossanigo. She resided in Lancaster, PA in 1942, but I can't find her after that. She was born in Portland, OR in 1900.

Thanks for any help.

Re: Fraterville Mine

carolynwhaley — 2007-09-19 19:14:38Z

I think you found them all. William H. Slover was married to Parthenia Roberts but I have never been able to connect the Roberts who died in the Fraterville mine as related to her. My Husband's Grandmother was William and Parthenia's Daughter Hester who was married to Thomas Luttrell.
Carolyn Whaley

Deliah SLOVER b. Abt 1826 marr John HOUSEL Yates or Ontario Co., NY

JohnHRamer — 2007-05-07 23:40:21Z

Seeking information on both Deliah (nee SLOVER)b. Abt 1826, NY and John T. (or F.) HOUSEL, b. Abt 1809, NJ.

They appeared in 1850 census of Canandaigua,Ontario Co., NY., 1860 census of Potter Twp. Yates Co. NY before Deliah d. 28 Mar 1869, Yates Co., NY. She is buried at Pine Corners Cemetery, , Yates Co., NY.

John then appears in 1880 Census of Hopewell, Ontario Co., NY. Do not know date of death or burial location.

Information about these individuals and parents or siblings is greatly desired.

Austin Slover b 1828 Ohio

RuthBlackwell35 — 2007-01-24 18:37:06Z

1850 census:
Delaware Cty, Indiana 8-10-1850 Austin F Slover b 1828 - saddler b Ohio (living with John Brady family)

Delaware Cty, Indiana 8-12-1850 Austin Slover b 1828 - saddler b Ohio (living in an inn only 2 days later and counted by the same census taker)

Jersey Cty, Illinois 8-16-1850 Austin Slover b 1828 - wagonmaker b Ohio (living with his family)

Is this the same Austin Slover in all 3 census records ?

Slovers n the Civil war.

JamesAllen227 — 2006-12-13 19:36:21Z

Interesting new-to-me Civil War site with Slover's in it just in case someone finds it useful.

See complete database at:
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/prisoners.htm

J.P. & Helen Slover

Judith_Fraser — 2006-11-30 02:12:13Z

Idaho Stateman, Boise, Idaho July 18, 1985

SLOVER
J.P. and Helen Slover Sr., Mountain Home, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary July 21, 1985. To help them celebrate their sons Roy and Bill Slover of Mountain Home will be joined by their sisters Judie Fields, Coffeyville, Kan., Jolene Anderson, Riverside, Calif., and a brother, J.P. "Jim" Slover, Fresno, Calif. The Slover children will be accompanied by their families, bringing together children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, numbering approximately 33.

Catherine Jane Ostrander and isaac Slover

2006-10-06 04:56:47Z

Re: Slover/Shadle

jwostal58 — 2006-03-28 18:00:55Z

I have posted photos of the headstone of Samuel Slover [headstone reads S. M. Slover] and the headstone of his wife, Emeline (Choate) Slover [headstone reads M. E. Slover. Perhaps she was called "Emmy"?...but the dates are right and headstone says wife of S. M. Slover] , James Shadle, Rebecca (Randolph) Shadle, James I. Shadle, and several other headstones of people buried in the Goshen Methodist Cemetery, Goshen, Parker County, Texas on the following website:

http://www.historictexas.net/cemeteries/2p/parker-goshen/1-p...

Indiviually these headstone photos can be found at:
M. E. Slover, wife of S. M. Slover:
http://www.historictexas.net/cemeteries/2p/parker-goshen/slo...

S. M. Slover:
http://www.historictexas.net/cemeteries/2p/parker-goshen/slo...

James Shadle:
http://www.historictexas.net/cemeteries/2p/parker-goshen/sha...

Rebecca Shadle:
http://www.historictexas.net/cemeteries/2p/parker-goshen/sha...

James I. Shadle:
http://www.historictexas.net/cemeteries/2p/parker-goshen/sha...

I also posted them on http://www.findagrave.com

Re: Slover/Shadle (James SHADLE census info)

jwostal58 — 2006-03-28 18:00:55Z

For you SLOVER descendants researching your SLOVER/SHADLE connection, I posted Census information concerning James SHADLE on the Rootsweb "SHADLE" message board at:

http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p...

Slover Book

2005-08-04 00:42:56Z

Can anyone tell me if it is possible to purchase a copy of the updated Slover family history>

Re: Slover Book

2004-09-17 00:49:49Z

I am also looking for this book if anyone know how I can purchase a newer edition please let me know. Thankyou Kathy

James Ira Slover

2003-11-19 01:17:00Z

I am interested in the Slover book. My husband ggg grandmother was Louisa Slover, daughter of James Ira Slover and Viola Titsworth. I would be glad to share what I know about Louisa Slovers family. I have a picture of her daughter, Mary Catherine Jackson. I would like to have any pictures or info that you have on the Slovers. Thank you.

Calla D. Slover Land buried near Cottage Grove, Land County, Oregon

2003-11-09 21:01:00Z

I am looking for info on the name of the parents for Calla D. Slover Land (1905-1976) who is buried at Brumbaugh Cemetery, near Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon.

have photo, Slover twins; James & Jane, born Oct 1, 1941

2003-08-16 01:07:53Z

Dear All,

I have an odd hobby of purchasing photos with data written on the back in antique stores. (this photo purchased Bloomington, IN)

I have a photo of (written on back) James Edward and Jane Evelyn. Twins of Mr & Mrs Edward Slover, born Oct. 1, 1941. Age 4 mo.

If James and Jane are yours, please contact me so we can get this photo to their family.

Renee

Jesse James Slover

DonnaVan — 2003-10-31 09:05:56Z

I am looking for information on Jesse James Slover b. Feb. 15, 1900 and lived in the Matamoras/Westfall, PA area.

Donna

Edwin Allsop SLOVER, 1916, East Orange, NJ

cribbswh — 2003-04-18 01:14:21Z

Hi all,
Obituary Links Page http://www.obitlinkspage.com has added the 1916 East Orange High School yearbook at
http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~cribbs/nj_eohs/

The photos of students and faculty have been added with this surname included.
Hope this helps.
Bill Cribbs
GenLookups.com http://www.genlookups.com

John Slover

HeatherLippe — 2003-02-14 05:43:09Z

Birth: 1882 in Choctaw County, MS
Spouse: Zenia Jones
*Looking for birth date, death, burial, parents and children's information.

Jesse James Slover

donnavan2 — 2003-10-26 11:41:42Z

Shirley,
Thank you is it the same Jesse James Slover he did indeed marry Innes Brien, that is my husband's grandmother(Innes). I don't know how but he moved to the Matamoras/Westfall, PA area we have a picture from a local newspaper that lists him. I appreciate your help!

Thank you,
Donna

Moses Slover- Ulster County, New York 1869

donnavan2 — 2005-11-15 13:28:14Z

I am looking for descendants of the siblings of Moses Slover he was born in Ulster County, New York in 1869 probably Kershonkson but the death certificate has it as Kerchoten which doesn't exist in New York. His parents names were William Slover and Margaret Miller, according to his obit he was survived by 2 brothers and 1 one sister, John and George and Martha Kilder. Anyone with any information about this family please contact me.
Thanks,
Donna

Re: Isaac Slover / Mr.?. Pennie

edsel38 — 2004-03-05 14:18:05Z

Is this the Isaac Slover that died in San Bernedino Cty, in 1854. If so, I can provide you with quite a bit of information

Re: Anna Tressa Slover - NJ

jacarley — 2004-08-18 08:16:37Z

looking for info on BRUSNAHAN, ca. 1880 - 1915, Usa. Mother lived in Missouri, only son, C.Frank, lived short time in Ricardo NM. There he was shot and killed by my grandmother, Della Squyres Carley, in 1912. jac

Ida Alice Slover - b. TN 1878

rhall2004 — 2004-08-09 15:58:21Z

Searching for info on Ida Alice Slover (b. TN 1878) and Charles Cockrum (b. AR) who married in AR in 1896. They are my gggrandparents. Charles' parents were Bryant Cockrum and Lucy Jane Manus, and Ida's parents were Alfred H. Slover and Mary J. Vandegriff. Charles and Ida's daughter, Ettie, was born in AR in 1897 then married in OK in 1913, so I assume that the family moved to OK prior to that, probably about 1910. Rumor has it that Ida died abt 1919. I can't locate any census with this family on it. Did Ettie have any siblings? What was Charles' birthdate? When and where did Ida & Charles die? Any info would be appreciated. Thank you. rhall@cisaz.com

Re: James Anderson Slover

CVKOLKOW — 2004-05-24 16:18:02Z

I have in my possession an Old Family Bible and I would like to unite it with the descendants of the original owners. The following was written in it. If the information fits with your ancesters I would be happy to give it to you The following was written in it.
Marriages:
James A. Slover and Iva May Parker was married in Medford, Oregon June 30 1891 in the presence of W H Parker and Mrs. J M Slover, signed by M A Williams

Births:
James Anderson Slover was born near Tuscon, Arizona on September 25, 1869

Iva May Parker (his wife) was born at Dardanelle, Jackson County, Oregon , August 11, 1890

Lela May Slover Born Grants Pass, Oregon, sunday morning June24, 1894

Re: Anna Tressa Slover - NJ

matndel — 2003-01-31 00:22:23Z

Liz,

Where were your Brusnahans living? Do your Brusnahans hit the Slover line? I'd be happy to share any information I have.

SLOVER / SHADLE (buried in Parker County, TX)

jwostal58 — 2006-03-28 18:00:55Z

Re: SLOVER / SHADLE (buried in Parker County, TX) (CENSUS INFO)

jwostal58 — 2006-03-28 18:00:55Z

Re: James Ira Slover

shaney97 — 2004-03-11 21:10:08Z

I have a connection to Mary Katherine Jackson. Here is my email address is foxeygal_0506@yahoo.com. I would like any info you have on that family. My name is misty hall. My foster mom is sarah haney.

Scaggs Slover

maryaston1952 — 2004-10-02 20:06:07Z

Does anybody have info on Lydia Scaggs (Skaggs) married to Wesley Calvin Slover?
Thanks Mary

Re: related to the seeloover from netherlands 1629

rocket57 — 2003-08-13 13:25:33Z

I don't know if the information that three Seloover brother's came to America in 1629 is correct. I'm pretty sure this information was from the 1941 book by Mabel Hadler and was corrected in the 1968 book. I believe it said that two Selover brother's came with the Rockefeller brothers on a boat they made themselves. I believe the real story was Isaac (Schoolmaster and Church Reader) came in 1681 and settled first in the New Castle Delaware area. I know he was in New York in 1699 when he married Judith Waldron. There are many mention's of Isaac in various books. He is mentioned in a book concerning his profession of Teacher. I think it's Dutch Schools of the New Netherlands. (New York) I would love to know all these people.. Regardless of the spelling of this name WE all have this ISAAC as our common ancestor. Some from his son Abraham, some from his son Daniel (me) some from his son Isaac and some from his son Jacob. I believe he wanted us ALL to know one another. Madelyn Selover Evans. You can e-mail me at chas.evns@worldnet.att.net

Re: John Slover

rocket57 — 2003-08-13 13:25:33Z

There was a pamphlet written about this experience concerning this John Selover/Slover. It is "Narrative Of The Perils And Sufferings of Dr. Knight and John Slover among The Indians During The Revolutionary War, by Hugh Breckenridge 1st published in 1782.. Mabel Jacques Hadler donated her copy of this Pamphlet to the Library in my area when she passed on. I have read it, (at the library in the Geneaology section) it is very interesting. but is not loaned. My aunt Christina Fern Selover Landers had a copy but has been unable to locate it. This John was the son of Jacob Slover Son of Abraham and Sophia Schermerhorn Selover/Slover. Jacob was also killed by the Indians. Madelyn Selover Evans

Re: Selover/Slover Book Reprint

rocket57 — 2003-08-13 13:25:33Z

If you find someone to make copies of the 1968 book I would like to order 5 copies for my family. I have my own copy but I just use it so much and have even written on some of the pages. I went into DAR by following the links in this book to Lt. Lucas Selover/Slover. He died in 1776 August on a prision ship during the battle of Long Island.

Re: Slovers in Anderson County TN

dianemartin31 — 2003-12-14 10:43:51Z

Do you know a Leatha Ann Slover ( Or Leathia?) b. 15 Sept. 1862 d oct 1930. married Joseph Mattox?? Her mother was Elizabeth Jane Chapman, b. 1829, and her dad was John Ray Slover b 1822 d.1875

Re: William Slover

dianemartin31 — 2004-12-21 07:47:05Z

Hi, I am a decendent of Leatha Ann Slover (grandaughter of Mollie Mattox) Our line goes : Leatha Ann Slover John Ray Slover b;1862 d;1930 wife Elizabeth Jane Chapman, 2) Preston Slover b;1788 wife mary Catherine Henson b; 1803, 3)John H. Slover b;apr. 10 1755 d;may 1813, wife Elzabeth unknown this line goes all the way to Isaac Selover b. 1660, d;1715 , his father was Isaac Seloivre b;1635....is this the same line you are researching? I just started a month and a half ago and all of this eccept Mollie My grandmother and Leatha Ann Slover my great grandmonther I got off Ancestry
Any info would be appreciated. If this is the line you are researching I would be interested the materials you have. Diane

Eliza Slover b. 1799

jwarneke1 — 2003-04-17 18:36:13Z

I'm a granddaughter of Eliza's. In 1827 she married Rev. Darius Allen, an evagelist whose first charge was in Lexington, NC. Then transferred to Columbus, Ohio Presbytery in 1829.
Would be very interested in learning more about Eliza's parents and grandparents. She died in a yellow fever epidemic of 1864. About 1300 perished during this epidemic. Two other stones
on the lot read: James Slover (b. New York, 1769) and Nancy Slover (died 1822). Maybe her mother?
In reading messages, I noticed there was a reference to an Indian fighter(?)Wondering if Eliza had family in Ohio
following the Revolutionary War.Wondering if her husband was appointed a post in Ohio because she had family there.
Its been my understanding that the Slovers were a prominent family in New York. Any insight here?
As you can tell, I'm a novice. My main question is who were the Slovers?
Any info or guidance, would be much appreciated.
Thanks

Edgar Slover

rmlong1 — 2004-09-03 03:18:16Z

I am looking for relatives of Edgar Slover born Dec. 16, 1889 and died December 9, 1927. I found an old report card of his in a box of stuff that I got from an Estate Sale. I would love to be able to give it to a family member. Please contact me.

Margaret
mlong1210@aol.com

Re: Slover Book

baines23 — 2005-04-06 03:54:14Z

I am interested in this book as well. My grandfather was vernon Slover his wife was Carol, my dad was Jerald(gerald) Slover SR. Does anyone have information on them? I cant find much. My grandparents lived in Montana area, I think.

Re: Minnesota Slover's

KennethCantrell60 — 2004-04-09 04:46:58Z

Ruth, I'm curious as to whether you've had any luck in your research on Jannekan Van Wilkenhof. I've not found anything other than that she was married to Isaac Selover.
Phyllis Cantrell

Re: Anna Tressa Slover - NJ

liz592 — 2003-02-08 14:32:34Z

hi i am researching brusnahan , maybe we can exchange info .
regards
liz

Re: Anna Tressa Slover - NJ

liz592 — 2003-02-08 14:32:34Z

sorry they do not hit the slover line. the original brusnahan patrick joesph came from preston as far as i am aware . but i cannot find a registration of birth ,

Clarissa Withrow - a Slover or a Clark?

BarbaraVivian — 2004-11-30 15:42:08Z

I have a new problem for an old puzzle. My Withrow family has always said that Richard Withrow married a Clarissa Clark: http://www.angelfire.com/ok2/chatmondieu/index.html

Richard Withrow (Son of James Withrow & Elizabeth McGee)
b. 1802 Kentucky
d. 1868 War Eagle, Madison Co., Arkansas
m. 1822 Clarissa Clark (Dau. of Stewart and Betsy English Clark)
b. 1802 Tennessee
d. 1861 War Eagle, Arkansas

Last night a kind lady contacted me and told me about the Slover family and the idea of Clarissa Slover marrying Richard Withrow. Can anyone help document this one way or another?

Another thing. My grandmother said there was Indian blood also, and indicated it was through Clarissa. I've never been able to prove anything about that. It does tie in nicely with your Slover story though.

Fraterville Mine

PhyllisCantrell51 — 2005-04-19 04:31:41Z

Does any one know how many of the men that died in the Fraterville Mine were related in some way to the Slover's? I've found William H. Slover, his son's Samuel H. and John B. and a son-in-law, Thomas Luttrell. 2 nephews, James Raleigh and Samuel Logan, (William H. Slover's, brother Samuel Maynard's son's ) Were there were any other in-laws, or cousins, with different names that died?
Phyllis Cantrell