The only Clover in a pre 1850 census is Adam Clover who is in the 1820 census.  See United States Federal Population Censuses from 1790 to 1820

 World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918

Obituaries, Deaths, Cemetery Records, and Newspaper Items

1890 Orleans Parish Death Index - A through C      Orleans Parish
http://files.usgwarchives.org/la/orleans/vitals/deaths/index/1890diac.txt
Submitted by:   Noel Pujol

Roger Clover [Rhonda tells me that according to vitalrec.com, Roger T. Clover died 18 May 1890, aged 47 years, white, Volume 97 page 101.] 

1895 Orleans Parish Death Index - A through C
http://files.usgwarchives.org/la/orleans/vitals/deaths/index/
Submitted by:     John McTopy

Frank Clover [Rhonda tells me that according to www.vitalrec.com, Frank A. Clover died 2 October 1895, aged 53 years, white, Volume 109, page 645] 

Clovier                 Elijah                          35 yrs    M     C     12/19/1908   145      690

1910 Orleans Parish Death Index                                   A through C       
http://files.usgwarchives.org/la/orleans/vitals/deaths/index/
Submitted by:  Betty Ware

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This was published in Clover Family Exchange, Volume 7 Issue 1, July 1993 by Bob and Marguerite Clover.
Taken from the Alexandria Daily Town Talk, a newspaper from Alexandria, Louisiana. Thanks to Pat Vaseska for typing this for me.

Clare Clover “Not retired, just retreated”
October 25, 1992 by Renee Craft
        Advice from her daddy won Clare Clover an award Saturday for the 1992 Outstanding Senior of the year.
        Miss Clover, 80, of Alexandria, Louisiana was presented the award during the second annual Hip Hip for Gray, a salute for senior citizens of central Louisiana.
        Daddy always said “Don’t just belong, get involved.”
        Miss Clover’s numerous volunteer activities and community and church involvement won her the prize.
        She grew up with four brothers and she said learned to “just do things for others.”  Ask what motivates her, she just shrugged.  “I don’t know.  I was just brought up to do that.”
        Hip Hip for Gray is a project of the Junior League of Alexandria and is co-sponsored by Wallace Eye Surgery and KALB-TV.  Dr. R. Bruce Wallace presented the award to Miss Clover.
        Miss Clover received a standing ovation.
        Wallace said Miss Clover exemplified an “unselfish sense of duty and service to others” through her community involvement and enthusiasm for life.  He pointed to her seven years with Rapides Regional Medical Center and noted she’s put in more than 1700 volunteer hours.
        Though she has no children, Miss Clover is close to her family, especially her nephews and their children.  She often acts as a guardian angel to friends and even some strangers..
        According to her nomination fact sheet, she is noted for her “enduring good humor and youthful outlook on life.”
        Miss Clover worked for the telephone company more than forty years before retiring in 1977.  Since then, she has been a member of the Retired Telephone Pioneers, serving as president twice, secretary twice, and now on the board of directors.
         She is currently president of the RRMC Auxiliary at Rapid3s Regional Medical Center.  Miss Clover is responsible for recruiting and training volunteers.  Her own duties include manning the surgery and Intensive Care Unit waiting rooms.
        While a member of the auxiliary, the group pledged $150, 000 for fetal monitoring system for the Woman’s Hospital and also contributed funds for a heart pump. Miss Clover has been director of volunteers at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center and has served there ten years.  She assists in admitting new patients and escorting them to their assigned rooms and wards.
        Clare Clover has been active in Sunday school at Emmanuel Baptist Church since 1930 and was named an honorary youth of the church last year.  She also sings with Heritage Singers, a senior adult choir at the church.
        Add the Altrusa Club to her list of activities, where she is a  lifetime member and past president.  Miss Clover was instrumental in establishing a scholarship at Louisiana College for nursing students. 
        Speaking of Louisiana College, Clare Clover has volunteered at the Pineville College for five years and has been a key member of the annual three day on–campus conference for seniors.
        Since World War II she has been a member of the American Legion Auxiliary.  She has held several offices in the organization and has worked with the Jackson War Home and Carville Hospital as well as the VA Hospitals in Alexandria, Shreveport, and New Orleans.
        Clare Clover has been finance officer for Girls’ State for sixteen years and has served as procurement chairperson.  In the latter position she works with area high schools to recruit twelve girls to attend the annual conference held at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge.
        Her interests also include the Little Theater of which she is a lifetime member.  She helped with its reorganization in the 1950’s.  She also worked as stage manager and remains active in City Park Players.
        The American Cancer Society has also benefited from her work when she helped with its fund raisers along with those of Friendship House.  The Quota Club named her Woman of the Year and she also received her fifty year pin from the J. T. Charnley Chapter of the Eastern Star.  She is also a charter member of the American Business Women’s Association.
        One of her friends said that Miss Clover “did not retire, she just retreated.”
       
[Note from Bob and Marguerite: Clare Clover, along with her brothers, Arthur, Jr., Myron Jasper, Carl E., and Chandler are children of  Arthur Colfax and Minnie Belle Baker Clover.  Arthur Jr.  and  Myron Jasper are deceased.  Their father was a son of William Jasper and Mary Emaline Rose Clover, while Jasper’s father was Isaac Clover.  His parents were John Metler and Mary Williams Clover.  Paul and Nancy Metler Clover were John M.’s parents, while Paul was a son of John Peter and Catherine (Sharp) Clover.]

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The following information is from www.findagrave.com
Clover, Dorothy L. ==b. Dec. 16, 1938 d. unknown     Oak Hill / Oakdale Baptist Church Oakdale, Allen Parish, Louisiana
Clover, Robert E. ==b. Nov. 24, 1933 d. Dec. 29, 1983     Oak Hill / Oakdale Baptist Church, Oakdale, Allen Parish, Louisiana
Clover, Robert==b. Oct. 22, 1960 d. Nov. 12, 1963     Oak Hill / Oakdale Baptist Church, Oakdale, Allen Parish, Louisiana
Clover, Rodney=b. Jun. 29, 1964 d. Jul., 1964   Oak Hill / Oakdale Baptist Church, Oakdale, Allen Parish, Louisiana 

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