Edward Gove was tried by a grand jury, and found guilty of high treason. The presiding judge, Major Richard Waldron, sentenced him to be hanged, drawn and quartered. Governor …

Jan 12, 2016 · When the governor of New Hampshire tried to claim that he owned the entire state in 1683, Edward Gove disagreed. In fact, he started Gove's rebellion.

Edward Gove was a rebel, a person who engaged in armed resistance against an established government, England. He was rebellious and defiant in the Province of New Hampshire in …

American Colonist, Colonial Assemblyman, Revolutionary. Born in England sometime between 1630 and 1637, Edward Gove arrived in the Massachusetts Bay Colony most probably in 1642 …

He started an insurrection against Royal Governor Edward Cranfield in January of 1683. Was sentenced for treason in Portsmouth, and was to be hanged, drawn, and quarted.

Edward Gove was born in the year 1630 in London, London, England, son of John Gove and Mary Shard. He died on May 29, 1691 in Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States.

The Edward Gove Papers, 1682-1686, contain a petition written by Edward Gove, who was imprisoned in Portsmouth, NH, dated January 29, 1682; a general pardon req

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Edward Gove b. 29 May 1696 Hampton, New Hampshire d. 10 Jul 1765 Hampton, New Hampshire Family tree Parents and Siblings (edit) F. Ebenezer Gove, Sr. 1671 - M. Judith …