Pvt. Conover, who was 25 at the time of his death, was killed during the campaign in North Africa early in WW II.
He is survived by his father, Ed Nell Conover, of the Gentry's Mill section, five sisters, Mrs. Bessie Huckaby, Mrs. Annie Huckaby and Miss Ida May Conover of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Beatrice Richards of Mansfield, Ohio and Miss Fay Conover of Adair County, and four brothers, Mac Conover of Cincinnati and Benny, Coy and Kenneth Conover of Adair County.
(Adair County News, Mar 18, 1949)
Pvt. Conover, who was 25 at the time of his death, was killed during the campaign in North Africa early in WW II.
He is survived by his father, Ed Nell Conover, of the Gentry's Mill section, five sisters, Mrs. Bessie Huckaby, Mrs. Annie Huckaby and Miss Ida May Conover of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Beatrice Richards of Mansfield, Ohio and Miss Fay Conover of Adair County, and four brothers, Mac Conover of Cincinnati and Benny, Coy and Kenneth Conover of Adair County.
(Adair County News, Mar 18, 1949)
Inscription
CO. L, 7th INF. DIV.
KENTUCKY
PVT 168 INF
WORLD WAR II
Family Members
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Bessie Opal Conover Huckaby
1911–1997
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Annie Elizabeth Conover Huckaby
1913–1986
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Bennie Ray Conover
1914–2000
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Edna Beatrice Conover Richards
1916–1979
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Sammy Olvis Conover
1919–1920
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Max Elvin Conover
1923–1983
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Mayme Alice Conover
1924–1931
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Coy Otis Conover
1926–1991
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Harold Kenneth Conover
1929–1966
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Vada Faye Conover Blankenship
1931–2017
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