Clara was the daughter of John and Mary Ida (Wolf) Stover. I never really paid much attention to her as she was gone long before I came along, no one talked about her, and while her name is on the 1900 and 1910 census with her family after that she disappears.
On a recent call with my Aunt Fran, she commented about "mom's sister who died birthing twins". I went back to the census and saw that Clara had to be the correct one as the rest I knew or knew about them or knew their spouses.
So off to Ancestry I went to pursue this line of thought. I found Clara's death cert:
Yep, her death was caused by childbirth, and it gave me her husband's name to look for.
I did not find birth certificates for the babies (yes, twins) but I did find them on Ancestry. Laura and Mary both born and died in 1915 and buried at Ranck's Cemetery. It also lists Clara, born 1895 and died 1915. I haven't found a marriage certificate for her and Earl yet.
Thanks to Find a Grave for the photo of Clara's and the twins tombstone:
This genealogy blog came about because I inherited so many photos and documents from both my grandma and mother. Rather than keeping them to myself, I would like to share with others who may be looking for these same people. Names of Lancaster County, PA families that may be found here include: Applebach, Findley, Garner, Groff, Mosser/Musser, Musselman, Newpher, Ressler, Stover, Wolfe, Yost
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