| Name |
Capt. Edward GOVE |
| Birth |
abt 1639 |
| Death |
29 Jul 1691, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire20 |
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| Spouse |
Hannah PARTRIDGE |
| Birth |
aft 1639, Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts |
| Death |
bef 26 Mar 1712, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire22 |
| Father |
William* PARTRIDGE (~1615-1654) |
| Mother |
Ann* SPICER (~1615-1689) |
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| Children: |
| 1 M |
John GOVE |
| Birth |
19 Sep 1661, Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts20,22,36 |
| Death |
bef 15 Oct 1737, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire22 |
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| Spouse |
Sarah BLAKE |
| Marriage |
bef 1687, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire |
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| 2 M |
William GOVE |
| Birth |
21 Oct 1662, Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts20,22 |
| Death |
1 Mar 1662/63, Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts22,36 |
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| 3 F |
Hannah GOVE |
| Birth |
Mar 1664, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire20,22,36,88 |
| Death |
bef 1716, New Bristol, Bucks, Pennsylvania |
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| 4 F |
Mary GOVE |
| Birth |
14 Apr 1666, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire20,22,36 |
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| 5 F |
Abiel GOVE |
| Birth |
23 Jul 1667, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire22,36 |
| Death |
28 Aug 1667, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire20,22,36 |
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| 6 M |
Peniel GOVE |
| Birth |
10 Jul 1668, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire22,36 |
| Death |
1 Aug 1671, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire36 |
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| 7 F |
Abigail GOVE |
| Birth |
17 Apr 1670, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire20,22,36 |
| Death |
8 May 1751, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire22 |
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| 8 M |
Ebenezer GOVE |
| Birth |
23 Jun 1671, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire20,22,36 |
| Death |
16 Apr 1758, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire22 |
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| 9 M |
Edward GOVE |
| Birth |
13 May 1673, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire22,36 |
| Death |
12 Nov 1675, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire22,36 |
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| 10 M |
Jeremiah GOVE |
| Birth |
3 Oct 1674, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire20 |
| Death |
7 Sep 1692, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire22,36 |
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| 11 F |
Rachel GOVE |
| Birth |
26 Jan 1676, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire22,36 |
| Death |
young, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire22,36 |
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| 12 F |
Ann GOVE |
| Birth |
9 Jan 1677, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire20,22,36 |
| Death |
12 Feb 1722/23, Exeter, Rockingham, New Hampshire36 |
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| 13 F |
Sarah GOVE |
| Birth |
5 Nov 1678, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire20,22,36 |
| Death |
Apr 1732, Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire |
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| Notes for Capt. Edward GOVE |
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son of John GOVE and Mary SHARD
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EDWARD GOVE, Hampton, rep. in the first assemb. of N. H. 1680, raised insurrect. 1682 against the royal gov. Cranfield; but being insane or drunk, perhaps both, and unsupport. by other patriots, was tak. convict. of treason, sentenc. to d. and ship. from Boston to London, where he was kept in gaol some yrs. At last he was let off, being, not of suffic. import. to suffer for so dignified an offence, and his est. restor. He was first of Salisbury, there had John, William, Hannah; and at H. had Mary, Abigail, Peniel, Abigail, again, Ebenezer, Edward, Jeremiah, Ann, and Sarah. He d. 29 July 1691, and his wid. Hannah d. after 1712. [ref 20]
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Edward, Hampton, b. �1639, son of John Gove and Mary Shard; known lastingly for his leadership of a hopeless rebellion against Gov. Cranfield. Aged 35 in June 1676, �38 in Jan. 1677-8, he was under age when he bot a common right in Salis. in apr. 1657; perh. first apprent. to Mr. Saml. Hall, lawyer, who wit. his 1657 deed, wit. with him the next mo. and in 1669 from Eng. named E.G. his genl. atty. in N.E. Bef. 28 Nov. 1665, with w. Hannah Partridge (Wm.) he mov. to land in Hampt., now Seabrook, bot the previous April. There soon showed the traits which brot him much trouble. In Sept. 1674 he had been in Boston at the Ct. of Asst.; Freeman 4 Dec. 1678, Tr.j. 1679; Lieut. for Hampton bef. N.H. became a Royal Prov.; Rep. 1680; Selectm. 1682. The town 21 Mar. 1681 named Sergt. Jos. Dow and E.G. to prepare a statement and assert their rights against Mason, and chose him as Rep. to the Assembly 14 Nov. 1682 aft. Cranfield's arrival. The Rebellion foll. 27 Jan. 1682-3, then his arrest, conviction, sentence to death for treason, removal to the Tower of London, and final pardon in Apr. 1686. Home again, he was Selectm. and an arbitration commit. 1688; Moderator 1689; Lieut. and Rep.; adm. in Salem Ct. 25 June on motion of s. John to Mr. Edw. Thomas of Boston, the wid. relinq. She d. bef. 26 Mar. 1712. Ch., first 3 b. in Salis.: John, William, Hannah, Mary, Penual, Abigail, Ebenezer, Edward, Jeremiah, Rachel, Ann, Sarah. [ref 22]
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EDWARD2 GOVE (John1?), of Salisbury and Hampton, m. ab. 1660, Hannah Titcomb* (Wm.), was of S. as early as 1657, when he bought right of commonage of Josiah Cobham; rem. to Hm. in 1665, then sold land in S. to Ezekiel Wathen (called "bro." of NEHEMIAH2 PARTRIDGE); d. May 29, 1691[D Hm]. Children, mostly from D Hm.: John, William, Hannah, Mary, Abiel, Penuel, Abigail, Ebenezer, Edward, Jeremiah, Rachel, Ann, Sarah. [ref 36:180]
*Hoyt corrects his error on page 752: EDWARD2 GOVE. If his wife was not HANNAH2 TITCOMB, may she not have been HANNAH2 PARTRIDGE? He seems to have been called "bro." of NEHEMIAH2 PARTRIDGE. He was deputy for Hm., 1679-80; lived in what is now Seabrook. He, his son, John,3 three Wadleighs, and others, eleven in all, were arrested and imprisoned for rebellion against Cranfield in 1682-3. He was convicted, sentenced to be hung, sent to England, and confined in the Tower of London, June, 1683; pardoned, Sept., 1685, and returned home.
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Edward Gove was member of the First Colonial Assembly of New Hampshire, of which the first resolution in 1680 was, "No Act, imposition, law or Ordinance shall be valid, unless made by the Assembly and approved by the people." The Governor, the Honourable Mr. Cranfield, who was appointed by the King, dissolved this first Assembly and by his arbitrary action, so aroused the resentment of the people that an opposition party, which declared for "Liberty and Reform," was formed, headed by Edward Gove. Gove and his followers were arrested and brought to trial immediately; he was convicted of treason and, although his followers were set at liberty, he was sent to London and imprisoned in the Tower for three years. In the end, when Cranfield's government fell, he was pardoned and his estate restored. [ref 88:69]
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buried Pine Grove Cemetery, Hampton
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| Notes for Hannah PARTRIDGE |
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Hannah, under 21 in June 1659, m. Edw. Gove [ref 22]
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HANNAH,2 Titcomb* b. Jan. 3, 1641-2[Nb]; m. ab. 1660, EDWARD2 GOVE [ref 36:279,603]
*Hoyt corrected this error on page 752
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