Matthews / Conner / Covey / Salts [Solt] Family History - Person Sheet
Matthews / Conner / Covey / Salts [Solt] Family History - Person Sheet
Birth PlaceKentucky
Death Date29 Dec 1944 Age: 80
Death PlaceVancouver, British Columbia, Canada
FatherWilliam Neal COVEY , M (1837-1918)
MotherLucy Ann "Lucy" HALL , F (1839-1920)
Spouses
Birth PlaceHannibal, Marion County, Missouri
Death Date21 Dec 1932426 Age: 67
Death PlaceJoplin, Jasper County, Missouri
Burial Date24 Dec 1932
Burial PlaceJoplin, Jasper County, Missouri
FatherWilliam T. THURMAN , M (1821-)
MotherSarah F. RHINEHART , F (1834-)
Marr Dateabt 1883
Sep Date1901
ChildrenHarry Clyde , M (1885-1955)
Hugh Crittenden , M (1888-1976)
Franklin R. , M (1889-1951)
Fred Thurman , M (1892-1931)
Gow Redling , M (1894-1918)
Gene , M (1896-)
Joseph “Joe” (Died as Infant), M (1898-)
Notes for George Crittenden COVEY
1880 - Knob Noster, Johnson County, Missouri census434
COVEY, Wm w m 42 shoemaker VA VA VA
COVEY, Lucy 39 w f wife keeping house KY KY KY
COVEY, George C. w m 16 KY VA KY
COVEY, Loula B. w f 14 daughter KY VA KY
COVEY, James w m 8 son MO VA KY
COVEY, Maggie w f 5 daughter MO VA KY
1910 - Galena Township, Joplin, Jasper County, Missouri
COVEY, Bell head f w 43 Wd KY KY KY
COVEY, Frank son m w 20 KS KY KY telegraph operator
COVEY, Gow son m w 16 KS KY KY postal messenger
1918 - In 1918 when his father died he was living in San Francisco, California.423,83
1920 - In 1920 his mother's obituary stated that he was living in San Francisco, Calilfornia.427 But in a letter he wrote to his family in 1938, he said he lost an eye in a snow storm in Canada in 1920. So I'm not really sure where he was living at this time.
1938 - In 1938 he wrote a letter to the “Some of the family of Crit Hall in Knob Noster, MO.” The late Mrs. Covey had been the former Lucy Ann Hall, brother of long-dead Crit (C.C. Hall, Christopher Crittendon Hall). The letter was given to Crit Covey’s brother Jenks. The letter covered his life for the past 50 years. Crit Covey was living in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada at the time. In the letter, he said that he had lost an eye during a snow storm in Canada in 1920.426
1939, November 14th - Niece, Elizabeth Ann Covey, wrote him back in 1939. I have a copy of his return. Mom apparently asked him to send her leaves for a school project. He took some time to reply as he had asked someone up north to bring some special leaves so he could send them to her. The first set of leaves he had friends get for him were lost when the boat sank at Larg Rock. He gave his address as Cambie Rooms, 160 Cambie St. Vancouver, British Columbia (Date 14 Nov 1939).741
Name: George Crittenden Covey
Place: Vancouver
Reg. Number: 1944-09-655376
Copy Available
Date: 1944 12 29 (Yr/Mo/Day)
Age: 80
Event: Death
Microfilm #: B13186
(GSU # 2032323)
COVEY, Wm w m 42 shoemaker VA VA VA
COVEY, Lucy 39 w f wife keeping house KY KY KY
COVEY, George C. w m 16 KY VA KY
COVEY, Loula B. w f 14 daughter KY VA KY
COVEY, James w m 8 son MO VA KY
COVEY, Maggie w f 5 daughter MO VA KY
1910 - Galena Township, Joplin, Jasper County, Missouri
COVEY, Bell head f w 43 Wd KY KY KY
COVEY, Frank son m w 20 KS KY KY telegraph operator
COVEY, Gow son m w 16 KS KY KY postal messenger
1918 - In 1918 when his father died he was living in San Francisco, California.423,83
1920 - In 1920 his mother's obituary stated that he was living in San Francisco, Calilfornia.427 But in a letter he wrote to his family in 1938, he said he lost an eye in a snow storm in Canada in 1920. So I'm not really sure where he was living at this time.
1938 - In 1938 he wrote a letter to the “Some of the family of Crit Hall in Knob Noster, MO.” The late Mrs. Covey had been the former Lucy Ann Hall, brother of long-dead Crit (C.C. Hall, Christopher Crittendon Hall). The letter was given to Crit Covey’s brother Jenks. The letter covered his life for the past 50 years. Crit Covey was living in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada at the time. In the letter, he said that he had lost an eye during a snow storm in Canada in 1920.426
1939, November 14th - Niece, Elizabeth Ann Covey, wrote him back in 1939. I have a copy of his return. Mom apparently asked him to send her leaves for a school project. He took some time to reply as he had asked someone up north to bring some special leaves so he could send them to her. The first set of leaves he had friends get for him were lost when the boat sank at Larg Rock. He gave his address as Cambie Rooms, 160 Cambie St. Vancouver, British Columbia (Date 14 Nov 1939).741
Name: George Crittenden Covey
Place: Vancouver
Reg. Number: 1944-09-655376
Copy Available
Date: 1944 12 29 (Yr/Mo/Day)
Age: 80
Event: Death
Microfilm #: B13186
(GSU # 2032323)
Notes for Susan Bell (Spouse 1)
She was still alive when her son, Fred Covey, died in 1931.742