Well, more research on my point directs me to firmly believe that MY Isaac
Newton Davis was actually adopted by John and Lucinda Davis. It also leads me to
believe that they were not a joy to be around as both Isaac and Margaret left
the house at age 16.......and never returned. Isaac's death certificate lists
his Father and Mother as "Don't know" and "Don't know"
Guess for me to continue on this line, I will need a DNA test

"if my people, who are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and
seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and
will forgive their sin, and will heal their land."
2 Chronicles 7:14

To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
From: rosetta11349@...
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 19:20:08 -0800
Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: Isaac Newton Davis son of John W Davis




























       Well my ggrt Grandfather was only name mentioned in the censuses for
Crawford co.IL 1850-1870 then also in Lawrence co IL for 1870-1880 no middle
name  maybe his middle name is Edmund I never found it written dif.rt his name
is John B____ Davis they were known for being farmers also John was also know in
Lawrence co.IL for his bees his own son John took over the same business we my
dad used to go to his house & got honey from him YUM YUM He passed after my dad
did. I Still haven`t found anything on Edmund or his other children that was
born after John B I especailly looking for Laura J her son became my dad`s step
father Henry Harvey Baldwin born in 1882 Crawford co.IL where he married his
first wife Alta Wagner thier son Darius H. born mar 19,1919 yhe census says hiw
as 1 in 1920 I dont know when his mom died.

The Lucinda I have is my ggrt grandmother Lucinda Gilmore who married Edmund
Davis may 1844 in Jasper co.IL He was I was told died may 1881 but haven`t found
any proof nothing of his burial place either I called Lawrence co court she said
he isn` in thier death book & she lives across from the church he also preached
in as well as his son John B they haven`t a cemetry He isn`t listed in the
Crawford co IL books either. So I am thinking maybe he was visiting  fam out of
town when he passed.      I also came to the conclusion that he is connected to
my  husband`s Davis fam who were born in Ky but moved toMarion IL abt 1830 which
is also the time my Davis fam settled in IL from Ky as well as my husband`s
Davis fam both fam born in Ky I haven`t found out where in Ky but his fam Davis
gggrt grandfather took 3 of his oldest & moved back to Ky but the youngest of
thier 4 that were born in Ky stayed with thier mother I believe that is my ggrt
granfather

  Edmund.  Being both of our fam have same deformed heartvalves & intestinal
problems.Both are genetic doesnt skim generations only children. Myself & my `
bro have the intestiunal my other  bro the heart valve had to have stint put in
2006 My husband`s uncle & both of his sons were born with the heart valve
deformately the uncle died after his sugery one son had to also have stint then
a pacer put in the other son just had his 2nd stint put in  2005



Rosetta Davis Janes





________________________________

  From: aarondavis882003 <aarondavis888@...>

To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, January 9, 2012 11:10 AM

Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: Isaac Newton Davis son of John W Davis









Can you tell me more on how my John and Isaac would fit into this? Do you have a
fathers name for John W Davis (married a Lucinna or Lucinda)?



--- In davisheritage@yahoogroups.com, "Rosetta Davis Janes" <rosetta11349@...>
wrote:

>

> I have the same names in my Davis fam. I also was told by my dad`s mother Nora
Crozier,Davis that my dad`s ggrt uncle Thomas Davis aft helping his 3 bro settle
into thier newelly built homes near later became Lawrence co.IL around the
1830`s he moved to Tn around Murfreesbourough,Murphries buro, and started
breeding horses which became named The Tn Walkers. He married & had a large fam
as she did & on to all the Davis fam. did.

> I also had a ggrtUncle named Alexander Marten Davis married Virgina had a dau
Rosetta Marie Davis b. 1859 in Union Co IL She later on became a school teacher
in Lawrence co is listed in 1885  head count . I am pretty sure I am connected
to her because that is my exact name. I was b 1949 in Shelby co. My dad was born
in Crawford co. IL Honey Crk twp in FlatRock,IL I have found thru the yrs that
my dad`s grt Grandfather was born in 1824 in Ky But married in may 1844 in
Jasper co.IL lived in Crawford co 1850-1870 then listed in Lawrence co 1870-1880
last info I have found of him. haven`t found anything of his kids exccept his
first born which is my grt grandfather John B Davis b. 1846 in Knox co Ind but
lived in Crawford co in Palestine twp utill he married . I have 99.99% of his
fam & his info.

>

> --- In davisheritage@yahoogroups.com, "aarondavis882003" <aarondavis888@>
wrote:

> >

> > I am hoping to find someone with information on My great grand father Isaac
Newton Davis born in 1848.

> > the 1850 census of my davis family line is the last link I have.

> > Here is that information.

> >

> >

> > Home in 1850 (City,County,State):

> >

> > District 1, White, Tennessee

> >

> >

> >

> > Family Number:

> > 22

> >

> > Household Members:

> >

> >

> > John W Davis 26

> >

> > Lucinna (or Lucinda)Davis 24

> >

> > Margaret Kirk 66

> >

> > Isaac N Davis 2

> >

> > Russel J Davis 0

> >

> > Family tradition holds that this john w davis was the son of a john davis
and a grandson of a john davis that came from wales.

> > The lineage was said to have come by way of N.C. with Lucinna (most likely
LUCINDA)Kirk's family out of KY.

> > Hoping someone can help in some regard. please e mail me at :

> >

> > aarondavis888@

> >

>



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My Isaac N. Davis was born 1848..... joined union army......went to
Texas...........later, to Montana...........and eventually South Dakota


"if my people, who are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and
seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and
will forgive their sin, and will heal their land."
2 Chronicles 7:14

To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
From: bojacks1@...
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 20:01:22 -0800
Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: Isaac Newton Davis son of John W Davis




























       I'm seeking information on the Jonathan W. Davis males who were in the

Carolinas & Georgia. Wife of one was either Parthenia or Peniah, last

name unknown. They were of Tribal Indian Connection.



There is an Isaac Newton Davis whose family migrated to SW Arkansas,

of the time of the Trail of Tears, after 1830. One kinfolk is a Larry

Davis of Antlers Oklahoma.



There are several Davis family books of genealogy connections. Larry's

kinfolk did publish one of these.

Hazel Davis-Clark



--- On Thu, 1/19/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...> wrote:



> From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>

> Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: Isaac Newton Davis son of John W Davis

> To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com" <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>

> Date: Thursday, January 19, 2012, 9:20 PM

>

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>       Well my ggrt Grandfather was only name mentioned

> in the censuses for Crawford co.IL 1850-1870 then also in

> Lawrence co IL for 1870-1880 no middle name  maybe his

> middle name is Edmund I never found it written dif.rt his

> name is John B____ Davis they were known for being farmers

> also John was also know in Lawrence co.IL for his bees his

> own son John took over the same business we my dad used to

> go to his house & got honey from him YUM YUM He passed

> after my dad did. I Still haven`t found anything on Edmund

> or his other children that was born after John B I

> especailly looking for Laura J her son became my dad`s step

> father Henry Harvey Baldwin born in 1882 Crawford co.IL

> where he married his first wife Alta Wagner thier son Darius

> H. born mar 19,1919 yhe census says hiw as 1 in 1920 I dont

> know when his mom died.

>

> The Lucinda I have is my ggrt grandmother Lucinda Gilmore

> who married Edmund Davis may 1844 in Jasper co.IL He was I

> was told died may 1881 but haven`t found any proof nothing

> of his burial place either I called Lawrence co court she

> said he isn` in thier death book & she lives across from

> the church he also preached in as well as his son John B

> they haven`t a cemetry He isn`t listed in the Crawford co IL

> books either. So I am thinking maybe he was visiting  fam

> out of town when he passed.      I also came to the

> conclusion that he is connected to my  husband`s Davis fam

> who were born in Ky but moved toMarion IL abt 1830 which is

> also the time my Davis fam settled in IL from Ky as well as

> my husband`s Davis fam both fam born in Ky I haven`t found

> out where in Ky but his fam Davis gggrt grandfather took 3

> of his oldest & moved back to Ky but the youngest of

> thier 4 that were born in Ky stayed with thier mother I

> believe that is my ggrt granfather

>

>  Edmund.  Being both of our fam have same deformed

> heartvalves & intestinal problems.Both are genetic

> doesnt skim generations only children. Myself & my ` bro

> have the intestiunal my other  bro the heart valve had to

> have stint put in 2006 My husband`s uncle & both of his

> sons were born with the heart valve deformately the uncle

> died after his sugery one son had to also have stint then a

> pacer put in the other son just had his 2nd stint put in

> 2005

>

>

>

> Rosetta Davis Janes

>

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

>

>  From: aarondavis882003 <aarondavis888@...>

>

> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com

>

>

> Sent: Monday, January 9, 2012 11:10 AM

>

> Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: Isaac Newton Davis son of

> John W Davis

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Can you tell me more on how my John and Isaac would fit

> into this? Do you have a fathers name for John W Davis

> (married a Lucinna or Lucinda)?

>

>

>

> --- In davisheritage@yahoogroups.com,

> "Rosetta Davis Janes" <rosetta11349@...>

> wrote:

>

> >

>

> > I have the same names in my Davis fam. I also was told

> by my dad`s mother Nora Crozier,Davis that my dad`s ggrt

> uncle Thomas Davis aft helping his 3 bro settle into thier

> newelly built homes near later became Lawrence co.IL around

> the 1830`s he moved to Tn around Murfreesbourough,Murphries

> buro, and started breeding horses which became named The Tn

> Walkers. He married & had a large fam as she did &

> on to all the Davis fam. did.

>

> > I also had a ggrtUncle named Alexander Marten Davis

> married Virgina had a dau Rosetta Marie Davis b. 1859 in

> Union Co IL She later on became a school teacher in Lawrence

> co is listed in 1885  head count . I am pretty sure I am

> connected to her because that is my exact name. I was b 1949

> in Shelby co. My dad was born in Crawford co. IL Honey Crk

> twp in FlatRock,IL I have found thru the yrs that my dad`s

> grt Grandfather was born in 1824 in Ky But married in may

> 1844 in Jasper co.IL lived in Crawford co 1850-1870 then

> listed in Lawrence co 1870-1880 last info I have found of

> him. haven`t found anything of his kids exccept his first

> born which is my grt grandfather John B Davis b. 1846 in

> Knox co Ind but lived in Crawford co in Palestine twp utill

> he married . I have 99.99% of his fam & his info.

>

> >

>

> > --- In davisheritage@yahoogroups.com,

> "aarondavis882003" <aarondavis888@> wrote:

>

> > >

>

> > > I am hoping to find someone with information on

> My great grand father Isaac Newton Davis born in 1848.

>

> > > the 1850 census of my davis family line is the

> last link I have.

>

> > > Here is that information.

>

> > >

>

> > >

>

> > > Home in 1850 (City,County,State):

>

> > >

>

> > > District 1, White, Tennessee

>

> > >

>

> > >

>

> > >

>

> > > Family Number:

>

> > > 22

>

> > >

>

> > > Household Members:

>

> > >

>

> > >

>

> > > John W Davis 26

>

> > >

>

> > > Lucinna (or Lucinda)Davis 24

>

> > >

>

> > > Margaret Kirk 66

>

> > >

>

> > > Isaac N Davis 2

>

> > >

>

> > > Russel J Davis 0

>

> > >

>

> > > Family tradition holds that this john w davis was

> the son of a john davis and a grandson of a john davis that

> came from wales.

>

> > > The lineage was said to have come by way of N.C.

> with Lucinna (most likely LUCINDA)Kirk's family out of

> KY.

>

> > > Hoping someone can help in some regard. please e

> mail me at :

>

> > >

>

> > > aarondavis888@

>

> > >

>

> >

>

>

>

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I don't believe this is my branch of the family. My Davis's came from
Mecklenburg and Brunswick Counties of Virginia and moved to the Anson/later
Montgomery/later Stanly County area of North Carolina.



-----Original Message-----
From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
To: davisheritage <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thu, Jan 19, 2012 10:20 pm
Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: Isaac Newton Davis son of John W Davis




Well my ggrt Grandfather was only name mentioned in the censuses for Crawford
co.IL 1850-1870 then also in Lawrence co IL for 1870-1880 no middle name  maybe
his middle name is Edmund I never found it written dif.rt his name is John B____
Davis they were known for being farmers also John was also know in Lawrence
co.IL for his bees his own son John took over the same business we my dad used
to go to his house & got honey from him YUM YUM He passed after my dad did. I
Still haven`t found anything on Edmund or his other children that was born after
John B I especailly looking for Laura J her son became my dad`s step father
Henry Harvey Baldwin born in 1882 Crawford co.IL where he married his first wife
Alta Wagner thier son Darius H. born mar 19,1919 yhe census says hiw as 1 in
1920 I dont know when his mom died.
The Lucinda I have is my ggrt grandmother Lucinda Gilmore who married Edmund
Davis may 1844 in Jasper co.IL He was I was told died may 1881 but haven`t found
any proof nothing of his burial place either I called Lawrence co court she said
he isn` in thier death book & she lives across from the church he also preached
in as well as his son John B they haven`t a cemetry He isn`t listed in the
Crawford co IL books either. So I am thinking maybe he was visiting  fam out of
town when he passed.      I also came to the conclusion that he is connected to
my  husband`s Davis fam who were born in Ky but moved toMarion IL abt 1830 which
is also the time my Davis fam settled in IL from Ky as well as my husband`s
Davis fam both fam born in Ky I haven`t found out where in Ky but his fam Davis
gggrt grandfather took 3 of his oldest & moved back to Ky but the youngest of
thier 4 that were born in Ky stayed with thier mother I believe that is my ggrt
granfather
Edmund.  Being both of our fam have same deformed heartvalves & intestinal
problems.Both are genetic doesnt skim generations only children. Myself & my `
bro have the intestiunal my other  bro the heart valve had to have stint put in
2006 My husband`s uncle & both of his sons were born with the heart valve
deformately the uncle died after his sugery one son had to also have stint then
a pacer put in the other son just had his 2nd stint put in  2005

Rosetta Davis Janes


________________________________
From: aarondavis882003 <aarondavis888@...>
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, January 9, 2012 11:10 AM
Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: Isaac Newton Davis son of John W Davis




Can you tell me more on how my John and Isaac would fit into this? Do you have a
fathers name for John W Davis (married a Lucinna or Lucinda)?

--- In davisheritage@yahoogroups.com, "Rosetta Davis Janes" <rosetta11349@...>
wrote:
>
> I have the same names in my Davis fam. I also was told by my dad`s mother Nora
Crozier,Davis that my dad`s ggrt uncle Thomas Davis aft helping his 3 bro settle
into thier newelly built homes near later became Lawrence co.IL around the
1830`s he moved to Tn around Murfreesbourough,Murphries buro, and started
breeding horses which became named The Tn Walkers. He married & had a large fam
as she did & on to all the Davis fam. did.
> I also had a ggrtUncle named Alexander Marten Davis married Virgina had a dau
Rosetta Marie Davis b. 1859 in Union Co IL She later on became a school teacher
in Lawrence co is listed in 1885 head count . I am pretty sure I am connected to
her because that is my exact name. I was b 1949 in Shelby co. My dad was born in
Crawford co. IL Honey Crk twp in FlatRock,IL I have found thru the yrs that my
dad`s grt Grandfather was born in 1824 in Ky But married in may 1844 in Jasper
co.IL lived in Crawford co 1850-1870 then listed in Lawrence co 1870-1880 last
info I have found of him. haven`t found anything of his kids exccept his first
born which is my grt grandfather John B Davis b. 1846 in Knox co Ind but lived
in Crawford co in Palestine twp utill he married . I have 99.99% of his fam &
his info.
>
> --- In davisheritage@yahoogroups.com, "aarondavis882003" <aarondavis888@>
wrote:
> >
> > I am hoping to find someone with information on My great grand father Isaac
Newton Davis born in 1848.
> > the 1850 census of my davis family line is the last link I have.
> > Here is that information.
> >
> >
> > Home in 1850 (City,County,State):
> >
> > District 1, White, Tennessee
> >
> >
> >
> > Family Number:
> > 22
> >
> > Household Members:
> >
> >
> > John W Davis 26
> >
> > Lucinna (or Lucinda)Davis 24
> >
> > Margaret Kirk 66
> >
> > Isaac N Davis 2
> >
> > Russel J Davis 0
> >
> > Family tradition holds that this john w davis was the son of a john davis
and a grandson of a john davis that came from wales.
> > The lineage was said to have come by way of N.C. with Lucinna (most likely
LUCINDA)Kirk's family out of KY.
> > Hoping someone can help in some regard. please e mail me at :
> >
> > aarondavis888@
> >
>

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I have also been researchuing my father-in-laws father`s fam A women had
contacted me /my husb to see if her fam are blood kin  Well thru my husb
testing & her dad`s found out that my father-in-law`s ggrt granpa  wasn`t hers
that hers was adopted that he was his grandmother`s side of the fam no blood
connection.She was upset because I have so much info on that side of the fam so
hoped she found her fam. I feel bad for her.She came to a dead end no kin alive
on his mother`s fam to test.  GOOD LUCK AARON


Rosetta Davis Janes


________________________________
  From: Aaron Davis <aarondavis888@...>
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2012 10:44 AM
Subject: RE: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: Isaac Newton Davis son of John W Davis



 


Well, more research on my point directs me to firmly believe that MY Isaac
Newton Davis was actually adopted by John and Lucinda Davis. It also leads me to
believe that they were not a joy to be around as both Isaac and Margaret left
the house at age 16.......and never returned. Isaac's death certificate lists
his Father and Mother as "Don't know" and "Don't know"
Guess for me to continue on this line, I will need a DNA test

"if my people, who are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and
seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and
will forgive their sin, and will heal their land."
2 Chronicles 7:14

To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
From: rosetta11349@...
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 19:20:08 -0800
Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: Isaac Newton Davis son of John W Davis

Well my ggrt Grandfather was only name mentioned in the censuses for Crawford
co.IL 1850-1870 then also in Lawrence co IL for 1870-1880 no middle name  maybe
his middle name is Edmund I never found it written dif.rt his name is John B____
Davis they were known for being farmers also John was also know in Lawrence
co.IL for his bees his own son John took over the same business we my dad used
to go to his house & got honey from him YUM YUM He passed after my dad did. I
Still haven`t found anything on Edmund or his other children that was born after
John B I especailly looking for Laura J her son became my dad`s step father
Henry Harvey Baldwin born in 1882 Crawford co.IL where he married his first wife
Alta Wagner thier son Darius H. born mar 19,1919 yhe census says hiw as 1 in
1920 I dont know when his mom died.

The Lucinda I have is my ggrt grandmother Lucinda Gilmore who married Edmund
Davis may 1844 in Jasper co.IL He was I was told died may 1881 but haven`t found
any proof nothing of his burial place either I called Lawrence co court she said
he isn` in thier death book & she lives across from the church he also preached
in as well as his son John B they haven`t a cemetry He isn`t listed in the
Crawford co IL books either. So I am thinking maybe he was visiting  fam out of
town when he passed.      I also came to the conclusion that he is connected to
my  husband`s Davis fam who were born in Ky but moved toMarion IL abt 1830 which
is also the time my Davis fam settled in IL from Ky as well as my husband`s
Davis fam both fam born in Ky I haven`t found out where in Ky but his fam Davis
gggrt grandfather took 3 of his oldest & moved back to Ky but the youngest of
thier 4 that were born in Ky stayed with thier mother I believe that is my ggrt
granfather

Edmund.  Being both of our fam have same deformed heartvalves & intestinal
problems.Both are genetic doesnt skim generations only children. Myself & my `
bro have the intestiunal my other  bro the heart valve had to have stint put in
2006 My husband`s uncle & both of his sons were born with the heart valve
deformately the uncle died after his sugery one son had to also have stint then
a pacer put in the other son just had his 2nd stint put in  2005

Rosetta Davis Janes

________________________________

From: aarondavis882003 <aarondavis888@...>

To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, January 9, 2012 11:10 AM

Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: Isaac Newton Davis son of John W Davis

Can you tell me more on how my John and Isaac would fit into this? Do you have a
fathers name for John W Davis (married a Lucinna or Lucinda)?

--- In davisheritage@yahoogroups.com, "Rosetta Davis Janes" <rosetta11349@...>
wrote:

>

> I have the same names in my Davis fam. I also was told by my dad`s mother Nora
Crozier,Davis that my dad`s ggrt uncle Thomas Davis aft helping his 3 bro settle
into thier newelly built homes near later became Lawrence co.IL around the
1830`s he moved to Tn around Murfreesbourough,Murphries buro, and started
breeding horses which became named The Tn Walkers. He married & had a large fam
as she did & on to all the Davis fam. did.

> I also had a ggrtUncle named Alexander Marten Davis married Virgina had a dau
Rosetta Marie Davis b. 1859 in Union Co IL She later on became a school teacher
in Lawrence co is listed in 1885  head count . I am pretty sure I am connected
to her because that is my exact name. I was b 1949 in Shelby co. My dad was born
in Crawford co. IL Honey Crk twp in FlatRock,IL I have found thru the yrs that
my dad`s grt Grandfather was born in 1824 in Ky But married in may 1844 in
Jasper co.IL lived in Crawford co 1850-1870 then listed in Lawrence co 1870-1880
last info I have found of him. haven`t found anything of his kids exccept his
first born which is my grt grandfather John B Davis b. 1846 in Knox co Ind but
lived in Crawford co in Palestine twp utill he married . I have 99.99% of his
fam & his info.

>

> --- In davisheritage@yahoogroups.com, "aarondavis882003" <aarondavis888@>
wrote:

> >

> > I am hoping to find someone with information on My great grand father Isaac
Newton Davis born in 1848.

> > the 1850 census of my davis family line is the last link I have.

> > Here is that information.

> >

> >

> > Home in 1850 (City,County,State):

> >

> > District 1, White, Tennessee

> >

> >

> >

> > Family Number:

> > 22

> >

> > Household Members:

> >

> >

> > John W Davis 26

> >

> > Lucinna (or Lucinda)Davis 24

> >

> > Margaret Kirk 66

> >

> > Isaac N Davis 2

> >

> > Russel J Davis 0

> >

> > Family tradition holds that this john w davis was the son of a john davis
and a grandson of a john davis that came from wales.

> > The lineage was said to have come by way of N.C. with Lucinna (most likely
LUCINDA)Kirk's family out of KY.

> > Hoping someone can help in some regard. please e mail me at :

> >

> > aarondavis888@

> >

>

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Good morning, I was wondering if anyone had any info on DR. Henry Clay Davis'
family. He was one son of  James B Davis and Permelia Bryan davis. He married
and had a daughter Jo Ann Davis who was alive in the early 1940's. He was
credited with discovering the cause of the yellow feaver epidemic in St Louis. I
would love to know what happened to Jo Ann. I know she was really really young
when her father died and raised by an Aunt. I also am curious as to what
happened to her mother. Thank you

They are all listed in the 1850 census in Crawford co.IL But not in the 1880
census in Lawrence co. only his youngest bro Samuel Davis & youngest sister
Laura Jane Davis whom I was told by a Davis cuz that she married Harvey Nuttall
Baldwin in Bond in July 31st 1881 I have her son Henry Harvey Baldwin`s info but
not found his sister name unknown but she did marry & had a dau named Henrietta
abt 1920`s the 3 moved to cal. for her husb job promotion. But I haven`t been
able to find anything out abt Henry`s mother Laura Jane Davis  after she married
.I know he was living on a farm in Jasper co in early 1900`s before marrying his
first wife Alma Waggoner(Wagner) had 1 child a son Darius Harvey(or (Henry)
Baldwin born mar 1919 in Crawford co in Robinson twp. same as his dad was raised
in same area. Darius never married died in the V.A. hosp in Danville,IL.  No
sibling for him.his mother died when he was very young.
I have all of the names of the children that Edmund & Lucinda`s from the
censuses for the yrs of 1850-1880  But not found them after  the census es
,marriages ,children & deaths & burials.,etc.

There was a huge earthquake in USA in 1880, and I thought it might
have been a center focus in Missouri but it could have been located
elsewhere but it took casualities.
One might check that data to see if anyone was missing due to an
earthquake, where the ground opened up & swallowed a house & all that
was in it, like it did in the early 1900's in San Francisco area.
Hazel Davis

--- On Sun, 3/11/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...> wrote:

> From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
> Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Looking for the siblings of my grt granpa John B.
Davis
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Sunday, March 11, 2012, 11:56 PM
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> co.IL But not in the 1880 census in Lawrence co. only his
> youngest bro Samuel Davis & youngest sister Laura Jane
> Davis whom I was told by a Davis cuz that she married Harvey
> Nuttall Baldwin in Bond in July 31st 1881 I have her son
> Henry Harvey Baldwin`s info but not found his sister name
> unknown but she did marry & had a dau named Henrietta
> abt 1920`s the 3 moved to cal. for her husb job promotion.
> But I haven`t been able to find anything out abt Henry`s
> mother Laura Jane Davis  after she married .I know he was
> living on a farm in Jasper co in early 1900`s before
> marrying his first wife Alma Waggoner(Wagner) had 1 child a
> son Darius Harvey(or (Henry) Baldwin born mar 1919 in
> Crawford co in Robinson twp. same as his dad was raised in
> same area. Darius never married died in the V.A. hosp in
> Danville,IL.  No sibling for him.his mother died when he was
> very young.
>
> I have all of the names of the children that Edmund &
> Lucinda`s from the censuses for the yrs of 1850-1880  But
> not found them after  the census es ,marriages ,children
> & deaths & burials.,etc.
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As far as I know none of my Davis fam lived in Mo. Thank you for the info


Rosetta Davis Janes


________________________________
  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2012 10:42 PM
Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Looking for the siblings of my grt granpa John B.
Davis



 

There was a huge earthquake in USA in 1880, and I thought it might
have been a center focus in Missouri but it could have been located
elsewhere but it took casualities.
One might check that data to see if anyone was missing due to an
earthquake, where the ground opened up & swallowed a house & all that
was in it, like it did in the early 1900's in San Francisco area.
Hazel Davis

--- On Sun, 3/11/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...> wrote:

> From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
> Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Looking for the siblings of my grt granpa John B.
Davis
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Sunday, March 11, 2012, 11:56 PM
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>       They are all listed in the 1850 census in Crawford
> co.IL But not in the 1880 census in Lawrence co. only his
> youngest bro Samuel Davis & youngest sister Laura Jane
> Davis whom I was told by a Davis cuz that she married Harvey
> Nuttall Baldwin in Bond in July 31st 1881 I have her son
> Henry Harvey Baldwin`s info but not found his sister name
> unknown but she did marry & had a dau named Henrietta
> abt 1920`s the 3 moved to cal. for her husb job promotion.
> But I haven`t been able to find anything out abt Henry`s
> mother Laura Jane Davis  after she married .I know he was
> living on a farm in Jasper co in early 1900`s before
> marrying his first wife Alma Waggoner(Wagner) had 1 child a
> son Darius Harvey(or (Henry) Baldwin born mar 1919 in
> Crawford co in Robinson twp. same as his dad was raised in
> same area. Darius never married died in the V.A. hosp in
> Danville,IL.  No sibling for him.his mother died when he was
> very young.
>
> I have all of the names of the children that Edmund &
> Lucinda`s from the censuses for the yrs of 1850-1880  But
> not found them after  the census es ,marriages ,children
> & deaths & burials.,etc.
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I added photo of my Dad`s Mother Nora Ellen Crozier,Davis (2nd husb Henry Harvey
Baldwin ) he had son with his first wife Darius Henry Baldwin also in pic
because his dad Henry`s mother was my grt Granpa John B Davis youngest sister
Laura Jane Davis who married HarveyNuttall Baldwin 1881 july 31.Darius only
child his mother died not long aft he was born.Nothing in census after the 1920
for Crawford co.IL twp Robinson. So that makes him my3rd cuz.,

Posting again hoping that someone might have a connection to this lineage.  Any
info will be greatly appreciated.

Hi, I am still looking for any info on the family of Henry Clay davis, But
thought I'd go a bit further.. My most recent Davis family carries down from
James B Davis (1811 - 1887) Married twice, last to Permeila Bryan (daughter of
Elijah Bryan)and from them came Hiram Bascom, Henry Clay, Joshua Clark,Mary
Jane, William Albert and a few others. All Mainly in Warren County Missouri. I
would love to touch base with any descendents.

The Bascom people are also of the Royalty Families of Wales. They were
at one time, of the Vascone / Vascon families of Italy and France, and
the name is spelled as: Bascombe / Vasquez and other spellings depending
on the language spoken by those who would conquer a land & it's people,
and their descendants were first emigrants to certain parts of the
13-colonies of North America, but surely some of them went to the lands
south of the border of North America because from those lands came the
Spaniards with a language where the spelling of Bascom was Vasquez.

They would arrive in 1600's, at the Welsh Tract of Pennsylvania Colony
and be re-directed for Military Purposes, to any parts where they were
needed. Some of their descendants were sent to marry into the tribal
people, after 1775 or some could have already been married into the
tribal people.

Information is under the heading of 13-Colonies until after 1787, when
the establishment of the USA began.

Plantations were first established by early 1600's with names of their
own, then it was Colonized, then went into joining the statehood.

You will find Davis families in North Carolina. The library in Salisbury
North Carolina and it's genealogy department can be helpful. They charge
$10 per search and provide printed pages, 10 pages for the search and
the $10. I have them searching for my Davis ancestry connections too.

I'd love to compare Davis ancestry lineage and notes I have even on
the Bascom peoplel.

Hazel Davis-Clark
20750 E. CR 1140
Stigler, Oklahoma
74462-2618
Ph. 918-967-2648
Email: bojacks1@...

--- On Tue, 3/20/12, mom510707@... <mom510707@...> wrote:

> From: mom510707@... <mom510707@...>
> Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 9:16 AM
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>       Hi, I am still looking for any info on the family
> of Henry Clay davis, But thought I'd go a bit further..
> My most recent Davis family carries down from James B Davis
> (1811 - 1887) Married twice, last to Permeila Bryan
> (daughter of Elijah Bryan)and from them came Hiram Bascom,
> Henry Clay, Joshua Clark,Mary Jane, William Albert and a few
> others. All Mainly in Warren County Missouri. I would love
> to touch base with any descendents.
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 I dont know where my Davis fam lived before comming to IL in abt 1830  I dont
know his first name or his 3 bro only of Thomas which was prob the one unmarried
Gramma told me he did marry aft some time in eastern Tn.   where are your
Clark fam from or at least in the late 1800 to middle 1900`s? I know of a Clark
fam from Green co.Ky & s.e IL which I found out are kin I also went to school
with some Clarks 2 are bro & sis the other a cuz. Lived in Cook Co.IL.1955-1976

Rosetta Davis Janes


________________________________
  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 12:58 PM
Subject: Re:reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri


 

The Bascom people are also of the Royalty Families of Wales. They were
at one time, of the Vascone / Vascon families of Italy and France, and
the name is spelled as: Bascombe / Vasquez and other spellings depending
on the language spoken by those who would conquer a land & it's people,
and their descendants were first emigrants to certain parts of the
13-colonies of North America, but surely some of them went to the lands
south of the border of North America because from those lands came the
Spaniards with a language where the spelling of Bascom was Vasquez.

They would arrive in 1600's, at the Welsh Tract of Pennsylvania Colony
and be re-directed for Military Purposes, to any parts where they were
needed. Some of their descendants were sent to marry into the tribal
people, after 1775 or some could have already been married into the
tribal people.

Information is under the heading of 13-Colonies until after 1787, when
the establishment of the USA began.

Plantations were first established by early 1600's with names of their
own, then it was Colonized, then went into joining the statehood.

You will find Davis families in North Carolina. The library in Salisbury
North Carolina and it's genealogy department can be helpful. They charge
$10 per search and provide printed pages, 10 pages for the search and
the $10. I have them searching for my Davis ancestry connections too.

I'd love to compare Davis ancestry lineage and notes I have even on
the Bascom peoplel.

Hazel Davis-Clark
20750 E. CR 1140
Stigler, Oklahoma
74462-2618
Ph. 918-967-2648
Email: bojacks1@...

--- On Tue, 3/20/12, mom510707@... <mom510707@...> wrote:

> From: mom510707@... <mom510707@...>
> Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 9:16 AM
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>       Hi, I am still looking for any info on the family
> of Henry Clay davis, But thought I'd go a bit further..
> My most recent Davis family carries down from James B Davis
> (1811 - 1887) Married twice, last to Permeila Bryan
> (daughter of Elijah Bryan)and from them came Hiram Bascom,
> Henry Clay, Joshua Clark,Mary Jane, William Albert and a few
> others. All Mainly in Warren County Missouri. I would love
> to touch base with any descendents.
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The Clark name is a married name. I'm a widow, recently. I have Davis
people on both sides of my family, from the Carolina / 13-Colonies.
That's a branch which I am most interested in, and have contacted the
library in Salisbury of their genealogy / history dept...and they are
submitting documents to me, to see if I can make some type of connection
to when they lived in that area.
Hazel Davis-Clark

--- On Tue, 3/20/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...> wrote:

> From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
> Subject: Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis' of
Missouri
> To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com" <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 6:56 PM
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>        I dont know where my Davis fam lived before
> comming to IL in abt 1830  I dont know his first name or
> his 3 bro only of Thomas which was prob the one unmarried
> Gramma told me he did marry aft some time in eastern Tn.  
> where are your Clark fam from or at least in the late 1800
> to middle 1900`s? I know of a Clark fam from Green co.Ky
> & s.e IL which I found out are kin I also went to school
> with some Clarks 2 are bro & sis the other a cuz. Lived
> in Cook Co.IL.1955-1976
>
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>
> Rosetta Davis Janes
>
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> ________________________________
>
>  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
>
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
>
>
> Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 12:58 PM
>
> Subject: Re:reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS HERITAGE]
> Davis' of Missouri
>
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>  
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>
> The Bascom people are also of the Royalty Families of Wales.
> They were
>
> at one time, of the Vascone / Vascon families of Italy and
> France, and
>
> the name is spelled as: Bascombe / Vasquez and other
> spellings depending
>
> on the language spoken by those who would conquer a land
> & it's people,
>
> and their descendants were first emigrants to certain parts
> of the
>
> 13-colonies of North America, but surely some of them went
> to the lands
>
> south of the border of North America because from those
> lands came the
>
> Spaniards with a language where the spelling of Bascom was
> Vasquez.
>
>
>
> They would arrive in 1600's, at the Welsh Tract of
> Pennsylvania Colony
>
> and be re-directed for Military Purposes, to any parts where
> they were
>
> needed. Some of their descendants were sent to marry into
> the tribal
>
> people, after 1775 or some could have already been married
> into the
>
> tribal people.
>
>
>
> Information is under the heading of 13-Colonies until after
> 1787, when
>
> the establishment of the USA began.
>
>
>
> Plantations were first established by early 1600's with
> names of their
>
> own, then it was Colonized, then went into joining the
> statehood.
>
>
>
> You will find Davis families in North Carolina. The library
> in Salisbury
>
> North Carolina and it's genealogy department can be
> helpful. They charge
>
> $10 per search and provide printed pages, 10 pages for the
> search and
>
> the $10. I have them searching for my Davis ancestry
> connections too.
>
>
>
> I'd love to compare Davis ancestry lineage and notes I
> have even on
>
> the Bascom peoplel.
>
>
>
> Hazel Davis-Clark
>
> 20750 E. CR 1140
>
> Stigler, Oklahoma
>
> 74462-2618
>
> Ph. 918-967-2648
>
> Email: bojacks1@...
>
>
>
> --- On Tue, 3/20/12, mom510707@...
> <mom510707@...>
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> further..
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> > My most recent Davis family carries down from James B
> Davis
>
> > (1811 - 1887) Married twice, last to Permeila Bryan
>
> > (daughter of Elijah Bryan)and from them came Hiram
> Bascom,
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The Clark fam from Green co.Ky is my grandmother-inlaw`s niece married name I
have been in touch with him all of the time passing info of OUR DAVIS kin
becausehis grandmother is a sister to my grandmother-in-law she is Lucy Jane
Davis,Janes,Roberts. She has told me on more than 1 occasion that we are related
. Because of our father`s had the exact wlk & my bro also. But since she has
passed I have become more convinced that we are because they also have a genetic
heart deformaties of the left valve(bent) of the heart. If sugery isn`t done
soon as first symptoms occur they usually die Which her oldest son did his 2
sons have the same genetics also & so did my dad`s father & my younger bro a
stint is put in sometimes a pacer sometimes both as 1 of the Uncle`s youngest
son. All 3 are doing well with thier sugeries.   The Clark cuz has been
sending me pics of his Davis,Clark fam & I sent him pics of my Dad`s brothers he
said now he knows also we ARE
  related because of thier lookalikes. builds,etc. also.       I WISH YOU
OTS OF LUCK with your research. I haven`t found anything before 1844 land deeds
of my ggrt but nothing before that & def nothing of his father or brothers. But
am thinking could be a Wm Davis.  Someone wrote me from the davis group saying
they think Edmund is my ggrt Granpa`s his middle name so That is a poss. being
I haven`t found anything under the name Edmund except marriage & land deeds so
maybe he is doing as my bro using middle name.(named after our dad)


Rosetta Davis Janes


________________________________
  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 8:27 PM
Subject: Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri



 

The Clark name is a married name. I'm a widow, recently. I have Davis
people on both sides of my family, from the Carolina / 13-Colonies.
That's a branch which I am most interested in, and have contacted the
library in Salisbury of their genealogy / history dept...and they are
submitting documents to me, to see if I can make some type of connection
to when they lived in that area.
Hazel Davis-Clark

--- On Tue, 3/20/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...> wrote:

> From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
> Subject: Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis' of
Missouri
> To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com" <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 6:56 PM
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>        I dont know where my Davis fam lived before
> comming to IL in abt 1830  I dont know his first name or
> his 3 bro only of Thomas which was prob the one unmarried
> Gramma told me he did marry aft some time in eastern Tn.  
> where are your Clark fam from or at least in the late 1800
> to middle 1900`s? I know of a Clark fam from Green co.Ky
> & s.e IL which I found out are kin I also went to school
> with some Clarks 2 are bro & sis the other a cuz. Lived
> in Cook Co.IL.1955-1976
>
>
>
> Rosetta Davis Janes
>
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
>  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
>
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
>
>
> Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 12:58 PM
>
> Subject: Re:reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS HERITAGE]
> Davis' of Missouri
>
>
>
>
>
>  
>
>
>
> The Bascom people are also of the Royalty Families of Wales.
> They were
>
> at one time, of the Vascone / Vascon families of Italy and
> France, and
>
> the name is spelled as: Bascombe / Vasquez and other
> spellings depending
>
> on the language spoken by those who would conquer a land
> & it's people,
>
> and their descendants were first emigrants to certain parts
> of the
>
> 13-colonies of North America, but surely some of them went
> to the lands
>
> south of the border of North America because from those
> lands came the
>
> Spaniards with a language where the spelling of Bascom was
> Vasquez.
>
>
>
> They would arrive in 1600's, at the Welsh Tract of
> Pennsylvania Colony
>
> and be re-directed for Military Purposes, to any parts where
> they were
>
> needed. Some of their descendants were sent to marry into
> the tribal
>
> people, after 1775 or some could have already been married
> into the
>
> tribal people.
>
>
>
> Information is under the heading of 13-Colonies until after
> 1787, when
>
> the establishment of the USA began.
>
>
>
> Plantations were first established by early 1600's with
> names of their
>
> own, then it was Colonized, then went into joining the
> statehood.
>
>
>
> You will find Davis families in North Carolina. The library
> in Salisbury
>
> North Carolina and it's genealogy department can be
> helpful. They charge
>
> $10 per search and provide printed pages, 10 pages for the
> search and
>
> the $10. I have them searching for my Davis ancestry
> connections too.
>
>
>
> I'd love to compare Davis ancestry lineage and notes I
> have even on
>
> the Bascom peoplel.
>
>
>
> Hazel Davis-Clark
>
> 20750 E. CR 1140
>
> Stigler, Oklahoma
>
> 74462-2618
>
> Ph. 918-967-2648
>
> Email: bojacks1@...
>
>
>
> --- On Tue, 3/20/12, mom510707@...
> <mom510707@...>
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > From: mom510707@...
> <mom510707@...>
>
> > Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri
>
> > To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
>
> > Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 9:16 AM
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> >       Hi, I am still looking for any info on the
> family
>
> > of Henry Clay davis, But thought I'd go a bit
> further..
>
> > My most recent Davis family carries down from James B
> Davis
>
> > (1811 - 1887) Married twice, last to Permeila Bryan
>
> > (daughter of Elijah Bryan)and from them came Hiram
> Bascom,
>
> > Henry Clay, Joshua Clark,Mary Jane, William Albert and
> a few
>
> > others. All Mainly in Warren County Missouri. I would
> love
>
> > to touch base with any descendents.
>
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Much information is located under the Forestry documentation and
of the military records from 1750's forward. Information can be located
also, in the titlement of 13-Colonies, and of each of the plantations,
which were begun early 1600's. In the Dept of Interior / Forestry are
some records too. I was tracing some people in Pennsylvania and located
them in this category.

And much Davis information can be located in census records, graveyard
sites,Wills & Probates. Some history might have been written in the
spanish language too. Some people have found this to be so, in the SE
part of North America, southern states. It would take an interpreter
to decipher it.

The Creek / Cherokee mixed blood married Spanish & Seminole people,
and in this was more mixed blood of other nationalities.

I am of a John Davis from 1760's or later who married a Sarah Oxford,
and lived in North Carolina; and I am from a Jonathan W. Davis from
North Carolina, possibly after or about 1780's. Don't have any info
of them before that; but suspect that they are part of the Davis /
David people and Morgan people who arrived from Wales in 1680's,
and stayed there awhile in the Welsh Tract then were reassigned else-
where.

The Clark name is connected to the explorers of Lewis & Clark, very
prominent people. It can be spelled Klerk and other spellings...just
like Davis is spelled so many ways: Davies, Davys, Daffidd, Daffudd,
Dawes, David, etc. depending on the language of the people who would
conquer a land & it's people. Their language was injected into which
ever group of people who were upon a land when they were conquered,
and became part of the society of those who conquered them, just like
the Europeans invaded North American Eastern Seaboard, to gain control
of all the land and the people of North America, and the old chiefs
would pass away & new ones took their place, and these younger ones
after 1780 were of European (White) and American Tribal (Indian)
Connection, long before they were required to relocate to the land
West of the Mississippi River.

You might want to examine some of the tribal rolls. There were several
of them, before they were sent Westward, and there was a final roll call,
1896-1906, the Dawes Rolls. There are copies of actual rolls with the
Bureau of Indian Affairs or with the separate tribal nations.
Hazel



--- On Wed, 3/21/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...> wrote:

> From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
> Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... % Clark name
> To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com" <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2012, 12:17 AM
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>       The Clark fam from Green co.Ky is my
> grandmother-inlaw`s niece married name I have been in touch
> with him all of the time passing info of OUR DAVIS kin
> becausehis grandmother is a sister to my grandmother-in-law
> she is Lucy Jane Davis,Janes,Roberts. She has told me on
> more than 1 occasion that we are related . Because of our
> father`s had the exact wlk & my bro also. But since she
> has passed I have become more convinced that we are because
> they also have a genetic heart deformaties of the left
> valve(bent) of the heart. If sugery isn`t done soon as first
> symptoms occur they usually die Which her oldest son did his
> 2 sons have the same genetics also & so did my dad`s
> father & my younger bro a stint is put in sometimes a
> pacer sometimes both as 1 of the Uncle`s youngest son. All 3
> are doing well with thier sugeries.   The Clark cuz has
> been sending me pics of his Davis,Clark fam & I sent him
> pics of my Dad`s brothers he said now he knows also we ARE
>
>  related because of thier lookalikes. builds,etc.
> also.       I WISH YOU OTS OF LUCK with your research.
> I haven`t found anything before 1844 land deeds of my ggrt
> but nothing before that & def nothing of his father or
> brothers. But am thinking could be a Wm Davis.  Someone
> wrote me from the davis group saying they think Edmund is my
> ggrt Granpa`s his middle name so That is a poss. being I
> haven`t found anything under the name Edmund except marriage
> & land deeds so maybe he is doing as my bro using middle
> name.(named after our dad)
>
>
>
> Rosetta Davis Janes
>
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
>  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
>
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
>
>
> Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 8:27 PM
>
> Subject: Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS
> HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri
>
>
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>
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>  
>
>
>
> The Clark name is a married name. I'm a widow, recently.
> I have Davis
>
> people on both sides of my family, from the Carolina /
> 13-Colonies.
>
> That's a branch which I am most interested in, and have
> contacted the
>
> library in Salisbury of their genealogy / history dept...and
> they are
>
> submitting documents to me, to see if I can make some type
> of connection
>
> to when they lived in that area.
>
> Hazel Davis-Clark
>
>
>
> --- On Tue, 3/20/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
>
> > Subject: Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS
> HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri
>
> > To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com"
> <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
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> > Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 6:56 PM
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> >        I dont know where my Davis fam lived before
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> > comming to IL in abt 1830  I dont know his first name
> or
>
> > his 3 bro only of Thomas which was prob the one
> unmarried
>
> > Gramma told me he did marry aft some time in eastern
> Tn.  
>
> > where are your Clark fam from or at least in the late
> 1800
>
> > to middle 1900`s? I know of a Clark fam from Green
> co.Ky
>
> > & s.e IL which I found out are kin I also went to
> school
>
> > with some Clarks 2 are bro & sis the other a cuz.
> Lived
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> > in Cook Co.IL.1955-1976
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> > Rosetta Davis Janes
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> > ________________________________
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> >
>
> >  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
>
> >
>
> > To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 12:58 PM
>
> >
>
> > Subject: Re:reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS
> HERITAGE]
>
> > Davis' of Missouri
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> >  
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> >
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> > The Bascom people are also of the Royalty Families of
> Wales.
>
> > They were
>
> >
>
> > at one time, of the Vascone / Vascon families of Italy
> and
>
> > France, and
>
> >
>
> > the name is spelled as: Bascombe / Vasquez and other
>
> > spellings depending
>
> >
>
> > on the language spoken by those who would conquer a
> land
>
> > & it's people,
>
> >
>
> > and their descendants were first emigrants to certain
> parts
>
> > of the
>
> >
>
> > 13-colonies of North America, but surely some of them
> went
>
> > to the lands
>
> >
>
> > south of the border of North America because from
> those
>
> > lands came the
>
> >
>
> > Spaniards with a language where the spelling of Bascom
> was
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> > Vasquez.
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> > They would arrive in 1600's, at the Welsh Tract of
>
> > Pennsylvania Colony
>
> >
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> > and be re-directed for Military Purposes, to any parts
> where
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> > they were
>
> >
>
> > needed. Some of their descendants were sent to marry
> into
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> > the tribal
>
> >
>
> > people, after 1775 or some could have already been
> married
>
> > into the
>
> >
>
> > tribal people.
>
> >
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> >
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> >
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> > Information is under the heading of 13-Colonies until
> after
>
> > 1787, when
>
> >
>
> > the establishment of the USA began.
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> >
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> >
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> >
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> > Plantations were first established by early 1600's
> with
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> > names of their
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> >
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> > own, then it was Colonized, then went into joining the
>
> > statehood.
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> > You will find Davis families in North Carolina. The
> library
>
> > in Salisbury
>
> >
>
> > North Carolina and it's genealogy department can
> be
>
> > helpful. They charge
>
> >
>
> > $10 per search and provide printed pages, 10 pages for
> the
>
> > search and
>
> >
>
> > the $10. I have them searching for my Davis ancestry
>
> > connections too.
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> >
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> >
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> > I'd love to compare Davis ancestry lineage and
> notes I
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> > have even on
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> > the Bascom peoplel.
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> > Hazel Davis-Clark
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> >
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> > 20750 E. CR 1140
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> >
>
> > Stigler, Oklahoma
>
> >
>
> > 74462-2618
>
> >
>
> > Ph. 918-967-2648
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> >
>
> > Email: bojacks1@...
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> >
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> >
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> >
>
> > --- On Tue, 3/20/12, mom510707@...
>
> > <mom510707@...>
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> > wrote:
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> > > From: mom510707@...
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> > <mom510707@...>
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> >
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> > > Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri
>
> >
>
> > > To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
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> > >       Hi, I am still looking for any info on the
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> > family
>
> >
>
> > > of Henry Clay davis, But thought I'd go a bit
>
> > further..
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> >
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> > > My most recent Davis family carries down from
> James B
>
> > Davis
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> >
>
> > > (1811 - 1887) Married twice, last to Permeila
> Bryan
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>
> > > (daughter of Elijah Bryan)and from them came
> Hiram
>
> > Bascom,
>
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> > > Henry Clay, Joshua Clark,Mary Jane, William Albert
> and
>
> > a few
>
> >
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> > > others. All Mainly in Warren County Missouri. I
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Well then Your Clark is kin to my Clark/Davis kin. Also my grandmother-in-law is
Cherokee thru her mother`s side of the fam they lived in what became Tn after
the War. Her tribes were mostly massacred by the French her direct fam survived
becuse of those caves that not too many knew abt. untill after the Civil war
when they were used to get out of the weather durring thier travels going west
to Ky & Tn by Daniel Boone & Davy Crockett.Whom I am suppose to be connected to
thru our ancestors before leaving Pa  going to the western states of the
Appalachians  which has been told by Davy & Daniel. I am for sure related to
Daniel thru his youngest son Nathaniel Boon. on my mother`s father`s fam Arthurs
, My mom`s both fam lived in N.C. in the 1700`s. same counties in N.C.


Rosetta Davis Janes


________________________________
  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2012 3:42 AM
Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... % Clark name



 

Much information is located under the Forestry documentation and
of the military records from 1750's forward. Information can be located
also, in the titlement of 13-Colonies, and of each of the plantations,
which were begun early 1600's. In the Dept of Interior / Forestry are
some records too. I was tracing some people in Pennsylvania and located
them in this category.

And much Davis information can be located in census records, graveyard
sites,Wills & Probates. Some history might have been written in the
spanish language too. Some people have found this to be so, in the SE
part of North America, southern states. It would take an interpreter
to decipher it.

The Creek / Cherokee mixed blood married Spanish & Seminole people,
and in this was more mixed blood of other nationalities.

I am of a John Davis from 1760's or later who married a Sarah Oxford,
and lived in North Carolina; and I am from a Jonathan W. Davis from
North Carolina, possibly after or about 1780's. Don't have any info
of them before that; but suspect that they are part of the Davis /
David people and Morgan people who arrived from Wales in 1680's,
and stayed there awhile in the Welsh Tract then were reassigned else-
where.

The Clark name is connected to the explorers of Lewis & Clark, very
prominent people. It can be spelled Klerk and other spellings...just
like Davis is spelled so many ways: Davies, Davys, Daffidd, Daffudd,
Dawes, David, etc. depending on the language of the people who would
conquer a land & it's people. Their language was injected into which
ever group of people who were upon a land when they were conquered,
and became part of the society of those who conquered them, just like
the Europeans invaded North American Eastern Seaboard, to gain control
of all the land and the people of North America, and the old chiefs
would pass away & new ones took their place, and these younger ones
after 1780 were of European (White) and American Tribal (Indian)
Connection, long before they were required to relocate to the land
West of the Mississippi River.

You might want to examine some of the tribal rolls. There were several
of them, before they were sent Westward, and there was a final roll call,
1896-1906, the Dawes Rolls. There are copies of actual rolls with the
Bureau of Indian Affairs or with the separate tribal nations.
Hazel

--- On Wed, 3/21/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...> wrote:

> From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
> Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... % Clark name
> To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com" <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2012, 12:17 AM
>
>
>
>
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>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>  
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>       The Clark fam from Green co.Ky is my
> grandmother-inlaw`s niece married name I have been in touch
> with him all of the time passing info of OUR DAVIS kin
> becausehis grandmother is a sister to my grandmother-in-law
> she is Lucy Jane Davis,Janes,Roberts. She has told me on
> more than 1 occasion that we are related . Because of our
> father`s had the exact wlk & my bro also. But since she
> has passed I have become more convinced that we are because
> they also have a genetic heart deformaties of the left
> valve(bent) of the heart. If sugery isn`t done soon as first
> symptoms occur they usually die Which her oldest son did his
> 2 sons have the same genetics also & so did my dad`s
> father & my younger bro a stint is put in sometimes a
> pacer sometimes both as 1 of the Uncle`s youngest son. All 3
> are doing well with thier sugeries.   The Clark cuz has
> been sending me pics of his Davis,Clark fam & I sent him
> pics of my Dad`s brothers he said now he knows also we ARE
>
>  related because of thier lookalikes. builds,etc.
> also.       I WISH YOU OTS OF LUCK with your research.
> I haven`t found anything before 1844 land deeds of my ggrt
> but nothing before that & def nothing of his father or
> brothers. But am thinking could be a Wm Davis.  Someone
> wrote me from the davis group saying they think Edmund is my
> ggrt Granpa`s his middle name so That is a poss. being I
> haven`t found anything under the name Edmund except marriage
> & land deeds so maybe he is doing as my bro using middle
> name.(named after our dad)
>
>
>
> Rosetta Davis Janes
>
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
>  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
>
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
>
>
> Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 8:27 PM
>
> Subject: Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS
> HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri
>
>
>
>
>
>  
>
>
>
> The Clark name is a married name. I'm a widow, recently.
> I have Davis
>
> people on both sides of my family, from the Carolina /
> 13-Colonies.
>
> That's a branch which I am most interested in, and have
> contacted the
>
> library in Salisbury of their genealogy / history dept...and
> they are
>
> submitting documents to me, to see if I can make some type
> of connection
>
> to when they lived in that area.
>
> Hazel Davis-Clark
>
>
>
> --- On Tue, 3/20/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
>
> > Subject: Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS
> HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri
>
> > To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com"
> <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
>
> > Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 6:56 PM
>
> >
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> >        I dont know where my Davis fam lived before
>
> > comming to IL in abt 1830  I dont know his first name
> or
>
> > his 3 bro only of Thomas which was prob the one
> unmarried
>
> > Gramma told me he did marry aft some time in eastern
> Tn.  
>
> > where are your Clark fam from or at least in the late
> 1800
>
> > to middle 1900`s? I know of a Clark fam from Green
> co.Ky
>
> > & s.e IL which I found out are kin I also went to
> school
>
> > with some Clarks 2 are bro & sis the other a cuz.
> Lived
>
> > in Cook Co.IL.1955-1976
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > Rosetta Davis Janes
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > ________________________________
>
> >
>
> >  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
>
> >
>
> > To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 12:58 PM
>
> >
>
> > Subject: Re:reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS
> HERITAGE]
>
> > Davis' of Missouri
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >  
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > The Bascom people are also of the Royalty Families of
> Wales.
>
> > They were
>
> >
>
> > at one time, of the Vascone / Vascon families of Italy
> and
>
> > France, and
>
> >
>
> > the name is spelled as: Bascombe / Vasquez and other
>
> > spellings depending
>
> >
>
> > on the language spoken by those who would conquer a
> land
>
> > & it's people,
>
> >
>
> > and their descendants were first emigrants to certain
> parts
>
> > of the
>
> >
>
> > 13-colonies of North America, but surely some of them
> went
>
> > to the lands
>
> >
>
> > south of the border of North America because from
> those
>
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> married
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> > You will find Davis families in North Carolina. The
> library
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> > in Salisbury
>
> >
>
> > North Carolina and it's genealogy department can
> be
>
> > helpful. They charge
>
> >
>
> > $10 per search and provide printed pages, 10 pages for
> the
>
> > search and
>
> >
>
> > the $10. I have them searching for my Davis ancestry
>
> > connections too.
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> >
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> > I'd love to compare Davis ancestry lineage and
> notes I
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> > have even on
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> > the Bascom peoplel.
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> > Hazel Davis-Clark
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> > 20750 E. CR 1140
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> > Stigler, Oklahoma
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> >
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> > 74462-2618
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> >
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> > Ph. 918-967-2648
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> >
>
> > Email: bojacks1@...
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> >
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> >
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> >
>
> > --- On Tue, 3/20/12, mom510707@...
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> > <mom510707@...>
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> > wrote:
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> > <mom510707@...>
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> > > Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri
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> > > To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
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> > > of Henry Clay davis, But thought I'd go a bit
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> > > My most recent Davis family carries down from
> James B
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> > Davis
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> > > (1811 - 1887) Married twice, last to Permeila
> Bryan
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> Hiram
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> > Bascom,
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> > > Henry Clay, Joshua Clark,Mary Jane, William Albert
> and
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> > a few
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> > > others. All Mainly in Warren County Missouri. I
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I am researching my Davis Family (and allied families) in Ringgold, GA from abt
1840 to 1930. They have records connecting them to Rowan and Union counties in
North Carolinafrom 1811 to almost 1840 and in Union County (marriage) abt 1853.
They married: Sutley, Yarborough, Allison,and Boyd families.

Anyone connected, please contact me!

Elisha Brewer
Alabama
bfireball920@...
home 251-990-4130
cell 251-404-2224

It was believed I was from the Johnathan W Davis family of North Carolina
too..... do you have more on him and the lineage from him down?-Aaron

"if my people, who are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and
seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and
will forgive their sin, and will heal their land."
2 Chronicles 7:14

To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
From: bojacks1@...
Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2012 01:42:31 -0700
Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... % Clark name




























       Much information is located under the Forestry documentation and

of the military records from 1750's forward. Information can be located

also, in the titlement of 13-Colonies, and of each of the plantations,

which were begun early 1600's. In the Dept of Interior / Forestry are

some records too. I was tracing some people in Pennsylvania and located

them in this category.



And much Davis information can be located in census records, graveyard

sites,Wills & Probates. Some history might have been written in the

spanish language too. Some people have found this to be so, in the SE

part of North America, southern states. It would take an interpreter

to decipher it.



The Creek / Cherokee mixed blood married Spanish & Seminole people,

and in this was more mixed blood of other nationalities.



I am of a John Davis from 1760's or later who married a Sarah Oxford,

and lived in North Carolina; and I am from a Jonathan W. Davis from

North Carolina, possibly after or about 1780's. Don't have any info

of them before that; but suspect that they are part of the Davis /

David people and Morgan people who arrived from Wales in 1680's,

and stayed there awhile in the Welsh Tract then were reassigned else-

where.



The Clark name is connected to the explorers of Lewis & Clark, very

prominent people. It can be spelled Klerk and other spellings...just

like Davis is spelled so many ways: Davies, Davys, Daffidd, Daffudd,

Dawes, David, etc. depending on the language of the people who would

conquer a land & it's people. Their language was injected into which

ever group of people who were upon a land when they were conquered,

and became part of the society of those who conquered them, just like

the Europeans invaded North American Eastern Seaboard, to gain control

of all the land and the people of North America, and the old chiefs

would pass away & new ones took their place, and these younger ones

after 1780 were of European (White) and American Tribal (Indian)

Connection, long before they were required to relocate to the land

West of the Mississippi River.



You might want to examine some of the tribal rolls. There were several

of them, before they were sent Westward, and there was a final roll call,

1896-1906, the Dawes Rolls. There are copies of actual rolls with the

Bureau of Indian Affairs or with the separate tribal nations.

Hazel



--- On Wed, 3/21/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...> wrote:



> From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>

> Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... % Clark name

> To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com" <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>

> Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2012, 12:17 AM

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>       The Clark fam from Green co.Ky is my

> grandmother-inlaw`s niece married name I have been in touch

> with him all of the time passing info of OUR DAVIS kin

> becausehis grandmother is a sister to my grandmother-in-law

> she is Lucy Jane Davis,Janes,Roberts. She has told me on

> more than 1 occasion that we are related . Because of our

> father`s had the exact wlk & my bro also. But since she

> has passed I have become more convinced that we are because

> they also have a genetic heart deformaties of the left

> valve(bent) of the heart. If sugery isn`t done soon as first

> symptoms occur they usually die Which her oldest son did his

> 2 sons have the same genetics also & so did my dad`s

> father & my younger bro a stint is put in sometimes a

> pacer sometimes both as 1 of the Uncle`s youngest son. All 3

> are doing well with thier sugeries.   The Clark cuz has

> been sending me pics of his Davis,Clark fam & I sent him

> pics of my Dad`s brothers he said now he knows also we ARE

>

>  related because of thier lookalikes. builds,etc.

> also.       I WISH YOU OTS OF LUCK with your research.

> I haven`t found anything before 1844 land deeds of my ggrt

> but nothing before that & def nothing of his father or

> brothers. But am thinking could be a Wm Davis.  Someone

> wrote me from the davis group saying they think Edmund is my

> ggrt Granpa`s his middle name so That is a poss. being I

> haven`t found anything under the name Edmund except marriage

> & land deeds so maybe he is doing as my bro using middle

> name.(named after our dad)

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>

>

> Rosetta Davis Janes

>

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>

>

>

> ________________________________

>

>  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>

>

> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com

>

>

> Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 8:27 PM

>

> Subject: Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS

> HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri

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> The Clark name is a married name. I'm a widow, recently.

> I have Davis

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> people on both sides of my family, from the Carolina /

> 13-Colonies.

>

> That's a branch which I am most interested in, and have

> contacted the

>

> library in Salisbury of their genealogy / history dept...and

> they are

>

> submitting documents to me, to see if I can make some type

> of connection

>

> to when they lived in that area.

>

> Hazel Davis-Clark

>

>

>

> --- On Tue, 3/20/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>

> wrote:

>

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> > From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>

>

> > Subject: Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS

> HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri

>

> > To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com"

> <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>

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> > Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 6:56 PM

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> > comming to IL in abt 1830  I dont know his first name

> or

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> > his 3 bro only of Thomas which was prob the one

> unmarried

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> > Gramma told me he did marry aft some time in eastern

> Tn.

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> > where are your Clark fam from or at least in the late

> 1800

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> > to middle 1900`s? I know of a Clark fam from Green

> co.Ky

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> > & s.e IL which I found out are kin I also went to

> school

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> > with some Clarks 2 are bro & sis the other a cuz.

> Lived

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> > Rosetta Davis Janes

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> > ________________________________

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> >  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>

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> > To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com

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> > Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 12:58 PM

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> >

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> > Subject: Re:reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS

> HERITAGE]

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> > Davis' of Missouri

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> > the name is spelled as: Bascombe / Vasquez and other

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> > on the language spoken by those who would conquer a

> land

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> > & it's people,

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> >

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> > and their descendants were first emigrants to certain

> parts

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> > of the

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> > 13-colonies of North America, but surely some of them

> went

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> > to the lands

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> > south of the border of North America because from

> those

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> > lands came the

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> > Spaniards with a language where the spelling of Bascom

> was

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> > Vasquez.

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> > They would arrive in 1600's, at the Welsh Tract of

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> > Pennsylvania Colony

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> > and be re-directed for Military Purposes, to any parts

> where

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> > they were

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> >

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> > needed. Some of their descendants were sent to marry

> into

>

> > the tribal

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> >

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> > people, after 1775 or some could have already been

> married

>

> > into the

>

> >

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> > tribal people.

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> > Information is under the heading of 13-Colonies until

> after

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> > 1787, when

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>

> > the establishment of the USA began.

>

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> >

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> > Plantations were first established by early 1600's

> with

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> > names of their

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> > own, then it was Colonized, then went into joining the

>

> > statehood.

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> > You will find Davis families in North Carolina. The

> library

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> > in Salisbury

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> > North Carolina and it's genealogy department can

> be

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> > helpful. They charge

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> >

>

> > $10 per search and provide printed pages, 10 pages for

> the

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> > search and

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> >

>

> > the $10. I have them searching for my Davis ancestry

>

> > connections too.

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> >

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> > I'd love to compare Davis ancestry lineage and

> notes I

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> > have even on

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> >

>

> > the Bascom peoplel.

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> >

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> >

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> > Hazel Davis-Clark

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> > 20750 E. CR 1140

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> > Stigler, Oklahoma

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> >

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> > 74462-2618

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> >

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> > Ph. 918-967-2648

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> >

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> > Email: bojacks1@...

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> >

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> > --- On Tue, 3/20/12, mom510707@...

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> > <mom510707@...>

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> > > From: mom510707@...

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> > <mom510707@...>

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> > > Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri

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> > > of Henry Clay davis, But thought I'd go a bit

>

> > further..

>

> >

>

> > > My most recent Davis family carries down from

> James B

>

> > Davis

>

> >

>

> > > (1811 - 1887) Married twice, last to Permeila

> Bryan

>

> >

>

> > > (daughter of Elijah Bryan)and from them came

> Hiram

>

> > Bascom,

>

> >

>

> > > Henry Clay, Joshua Clark,Mary Jane, William Albert

> and

>

> > a few

>

> >

>

> > > others. All Mainly in Warren County Missouri. I

> would

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Mrs. Brewer,

Will you please list some of the Davis family given names. I am also looking for
some Davis possible from that area.
Teresa Carpenter
Alabama


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  From: bfireball920 <bfireball920@...>
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:31 PM
Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA


 
I am researching my Davis Family (and allied families) in Ringgold, GA from abt
1840 to 1930. They have records connecting them to Rowan and Union counties in
North Carolinafrom 1811 to almost 1840 and in Union County (marriage) abt 1853.
They married: Sutley, Yarborough, Allison,and Boyd families.

Anyone connected, please contact me!

Elisha Brewer
Alabama
bfireball920@...
home 251-990-4130
cell 251-404-2224




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I still live here, well near there. I am descended from the 'stayers', but
several members of the family I descend from did locate further south and west
around the 1830's. Please send names. My Davis arrived here in the mid 1790's
from Mecklenburg and Brunswick counties, Virginia. I'm seeking a link to there.
But I would be glad to help anyone who can connect themselves to "Anson" in the
years between the late 1700's to the 1840's. Anson became smaller over the years
but once contained what is now Montgomery, Stanly, Union and Richmond counties.
Some of the Davis's spilled over into Mecklenburg and 2 to Cumberland counties
as well.



-----Original Message-----
From: teresa carpenter <whitefawn65@...>
To: davisheritage <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sat, Mar 24, 2012 9:56 pm
Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA





Mrs. Brewer,

Will you please list some of the Davis family given names. I am also looking for
some Davis possible from that area.
Teresa Carpenter
Alabama

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  From: bfireball920 <bfireball920@...>
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:31 PM
Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA



I am researching my Davis Family (and allied families) in Ringgold, GA from abt
1840 to 1930. They have records connecting them to Rowan and Union counties in
North Carolinafrom 1811 to almost 1840 and in Union County (marriage) abt 1853.
They married: Sutley, Yarborough, Allison,and Boyd families.

Anyone connected, please contact me!

Elisha Brewer
Alabama
bfireball920@...
home 251-990-4130
cell 251-404-2224

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Am from the Mecklenburg Davis, Samuel Slayton Davis and moved to Tennessee
after an incident...his father was Willis Davis, still lookiing for his
siblings..
Sandy Evans



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From: Tammie
Date: 3/25/2012 10:54:02 AM
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA


I still live here, well near there. I am descended from the 'stayers', but
several members of the family I descend from did locate further south and
west around the 1830's. Please send names. My Davis arrived here in the mid
1790's from Mecklenburg and Brunswick counties, Virginia. I'm seeking a link
to there. But I would be glad to help anyone who can connect themselves to
Anson" in the years between the late 1700's to the 1840's. Anson became
smaller over the years but once contained what is now Montgomery, Stanly,
Union and Richmond counties. Some of the Davis's spilled over into
Mecklenburg and 2 to Cumberland counties as well.

-----Original Message-----
From: teresa carpenter <whitefawn65@...>
To: davisheritage <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sat, Mar 24, 2012 9:56 pm
Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA

Mrs. Brewer,

Will you please list some of the Davis family given names. I am also looking
for some Davis possible from that area.
Teresa Carpenter
Alabama

________________________________
From: bfireball920 <bfireball920@...>
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:31 PM
Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA


I am researching my Davis Family (and allied families) in Ringgold, GA from
abt 1840 to 1930. They have records connecting them to Rowan and Union
counties in North Carolinafrom 1811 to almost 1840 and in Union County
(marriage) abt 1853. They married: Sutley, Yarborough, Allison,and Boyd
families.

Anyone connected, please contact me!

Elisha Brewer
Alabama
bfireball920@...
home 251-990-4130
cell 251-404-2224

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Interested in John Davis who married Dorothy Ransom---Glouchester, VA



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  From: Tammie <DAISYLEGS1960@...>
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2012 7:32 AM
Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA


 
I still live here, well near there. I am descended from the 'stayers', but
several members of the family I descend from did locate further south and west
around the 1830's. Please send names. My Davis arrived here in the mid 1790's
from Mecklenburg and Brunswick counties, Virginia. I'm seeking a link to there.
But I would be glad to help anyone who can connect themselves to "Anson" in the
years between the late 1700's to the 1840's. Anson became smaller over the years
but once contained what is now Montgomery, Stanly, Union and Richmond counties.
Some of the Davis's spilled over into Mecklenburg and 2 to Cumberland counties
as well.

-----Original Message-----
From: teresa carpenter <whitefawn65@...>
To: davisheritage <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sat, Mar 24, 2012 9:56 pm
Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA

Mrs. Brewer,

Will you please list some of the Davis family given names. I am also looking for
some Davis possible from that area.
Teresa Carpenter
Alabama

________________________________
From: bfireball920 <bfireball920@...>
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:31 PM
Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA


I am researching my Davis Family (and allied families) in Ringgold, GA from abt
1840 to 1930. They have records connecting them to Rowan and Union counties in
North Carolinafrom 1811 to almost 1840 and in Union County (marriage) abt 1853.
They married: Sutley, Yarborough, Allison,and Boyd families.

Anyone connected, please contact me!

Elisha Brewer
Alabama
bfireball920@...
home 251-990-4130
cell 251-404-2224

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When researching Davis / David people, one must also check their Cherokee
Heritage / Rolls taken before 1830 to see if they are on any Roll Listings
and also, the Cherokee Headquarters was in Eastern Tennessee, before 1880's
and then it moved to Georgia at some point, and all families were required
to go there to get permission to travel across or into other tribal areas
which are not of their own tribe, as they were preparing to travel west-
ward to reserved land.
Hazel Davis-Clark
Genealogist
20750 E. CR 1140
Stigler, Oklahoma
74462-2618
Ph. 918-967-2648

--- On Sun, 3/25/12, Tammie <DAISYLEGS1960@...> wrote:

> From: Tammie <DAISYLEGS1960@...>
> Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Sunday, March 25, 2012, 6:32 AM
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>       I still live here, well near there. I am descended
> from the 'stayers', but several members of the
> family I descend from did locate further south and west
> around the 1830's. Please send names. My Davis arrived
> here in the mid 1790's from Mecklenburg and Brunswick
> counties, Virginia. I'm seeking a link to there. But I
> would be glad to help anyone who can connect themselves to
> "Anson" in the years between the late 1700's
> to the 1840's. Anson became smaller over the years but
> once contained what is now Montgomery, Stanly, Union and
> Richmond counties. Some of the Davis's spilled over into
> Mecklenburg and 2 to Cumberland counties as well.
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
>
> From: teresa carpenter <whitefawn65@...>
>
> To: davisheritage <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
>
> Sent: Sat, Mar 24, 2012 9:56 pm
>
> Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA
>
>
>
> Mrs. Brewer,
>
>
>
> Will you please list some of the Davis family given names. I
> am also looking for some Davis possible from that area.
>
> Teresa Carpenter
>
> Alabama
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
>  From: bfireball920 <bfireball920@...>
>
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
>
>
> Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:31 PM
>
> Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA
>
>
>
>
>
> I am researching my Davis Family (and allied families) in
> Ringgold, GA from abt 1840 to 1930. They have records
> connecting them to Rowan and Union counties in North
> Carolinafrom 1811 to almost 1840 and in Union County
> (marriage) abt 1853. They married: Sutley, Yarborough,
> Allison,and Boyd families.
>
>
>
> Anyone connected, please contact me!
>
>
>
> Elisha Brewer
>
> Alabama
>
> bfireball920@...
>
> home 251-990-4130
>
> cell 251-404-2224
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Did you know that the Carpenter families were in charge of the Cherokee
from 1630 to 1830? And that their descendants were sent westward?
Try looking and researching the ancestry & lineage of Thomas Pasmere
Carpenter. His male descendants were the Emporers of Cherokee People,
whether it was the Upper Towns or Lower Towns, or both, but from Thomas
Pasmere Carpenter, in Virginia by 1627, married daughter of a Chief Shawnee
and they had a son Trader Carpenter and then he had a son, Trader Tom Carpenter,
and so forth. It went from Cherokee to Creek, then to Seminole
and then Chickasaw to Choctaw, till they were intermarried into all 5-tribes who
were upon the land of the  13-colonies.
Hazel Davis-Clark

--- On Sat, 3/24/12, teresa carpenter <whitefawn65@...> wrote:

> From: teresa carpenter <whitefawn65@...>
> Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA
> To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com" <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:56 PM
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> Will you please list some of the Davis family given names. I
> am also looking for some Davis possible from that area.
>
> Teresa Carpenter
>
> Alabama
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
>  From: bfireball920 <bfireball920@...>
>
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
>
>
> Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:31 PM
>
> Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA
>
>
>
>
>
>  
>
> I am researching my Davis Family (and allied families) in
> Ringgold, GA from abt 1840 to 1930. They have records
> connecting them to Rowan and Union counties in North
> Carolinafrom 1811 to almost 1840 and in Union County
> (marriage) abt 1853. They married: Sutley, Yarborough,
> Allison,and Boyd families.
>
>
>
> Anyone connected, please contact me!
>
>
>
> Elisha Brewer
>
> Alabama
>
> bfireball920@...
>
> home 251-990-4130
>
> cell 251-404-2224
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I looked my husband`s Davis fam & the Cherrokee fam but there was damage in the
records office from fire & water.Os there aren`t records. Only what I was told
by his gramma Lucy Jane Davis, Whose mother`s fam were Dutch & her gggrt
grandmother was Cherokee but her gggrt grandfather was Dutch as were her
ggrtgrand father& her grandfather also Dutch .
Her grandfathers on back names are; Gentry,Denton,& Huff(old spelling Hufs) The
Cherokee tribeal name is long it begins with O____________ which was org N.C.
then changed name to Clarkville Tn. She told me they were never to say what
tribe they came from the women were given Christain names( white peopl`s which
came fro the BIBLE Or thier husband`s mother or grandmother`s name.

Rosetta Davis Janes


________________________________
  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 2:35 PM
Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA



 

When researching Davis / David people, one must also check their Cherokee
Heritage / Rolls taken before 1830 to see if they are on any Roll Listings
and also, the Cherokee Headquarters was in Eastern Tennessee, before 1880's
and then it moved to Georgia at some point, and all families were required
to go there to get permission to travel across or into other tribal areas
which are not of their own tribe, as they were preparing to travel west-
ward to reserved land.
Hazel Davis-Clark
Genealogist
20750 E. CR 1140
Stigler, Oklahoma
74462-2618
Ph. 918-967-2648

--- On Sun, 3/25/12, Tammie <DAISYLEGS1960@...> wrote:

> From: Tammie <DAISYLEGS1960@...>
> Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Sunday, March 25, 2012, 6:32 AM
>
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>  
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>       I still live here, well near there. I am descended
> from the 'stayers', but several members of the
> family I descend from did locate further south and west
> around the 1830's. Please send names. My Davis arrived
> here in the mid 1790's from Mecklenburg and Brunswick
> counties, Virginia. I'm seeking a link to there. But I
> would be glad to help anyone who can connect themselves to
> "Anson" in the years between the late 1700's
> to the 1840's. Anson became smaller over the years but
> once contained what is now Montgomery, Stanly, Union and
> Richmond counties. Some of the Davis's spilled over into
> Mecklenburg and 2 to Cumberland counties as well.
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
>
> From: teresa carpenter <whitefawn65@...>
>
> To: davisheritage <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
>
> Sent: Sat, Mar 24, 2012 9:56 pm
>
> Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA
>
>
>
> Mrs. Brewer,
>
>
>
> Will you please list some of the Davis family given names. I
> am also looking for some Davis possible from that area.
>
> Teresa Carpenter
>
> Alabama
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
>  From: bfireball920 <bfireball920@...>
>
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
>
>
> Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:31 PM
>
> Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA
>
>
>
>
>
> I am researching my Davis Family (and allied families) in
> Ringgold, GA from abt 1840 to 1930. They have records
> connecting them to Rowan and Union counties in North
> Carolinafrom 1811 to almost 1840 and in Union County
> (marriage) abt 1853. They married: Sutley, Yarborough,
> Allison,and Boyd families.
>
>
>
> Anyone connected, please contact me!
>
>
>
> Elisha Brewer
>
> Alabama
>
> bfireball920@...
>
> home 251-990-4130
>
> cell 251-404-2224
>
>
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It's good to ask Cherokee Organized locations, to see if your ancestor
is registered there. There were Rolls taken before and several times in
1800's, as the people would gather to be relocated to the West.

The Rolls are registered with the Dept of Interior, surely; and can be
located somewhere.

I generally type an indian name into the web and sometimes there is a
linc to that name / tribe.

Newspaper editors allow a person to submit a Letter to the Editor, in
tracing family / relative connections. This doesn't cost anything, or
a person can be in contact with libary / historical / genealogical
societies in North Carolina. They charge about $10 for a 10-page print
out. Any information / documentation beats not having any.
Hazel Davis-Clark

--- On Wed, 3/28/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...> wrote:

> From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
> Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA
> To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com" <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Wednesday, March 28, 2012, 9:52 PM
>
>
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>       I looked my husband`s Davis fam & the Cherrokee
> fam but there was damage in the records office from fire
> & water.Os there aren`t records. Only what I was told by
> his gramma Lucy Jane Davis, Whose mother`s fam were Dutch
> & her gggrt grandmother was Cherokee but her gggrt
> grandfather was Dutch as were her ggrtgrand father& her
> grandfather also Dutch .
>
> Her grandfathers on back names are; Gentry,Denton,&
> Huff(old spelling Hufs) The Cherokee tribeal name is long it
> begins with O____________ which was org N.C. then changed
> name to Clarkville Tn. She told me they were never to say
> what tribe they came from the women were given Christain
> names( white peopl`s which came fro the BIBLE Or thier
> husband`s mother or grandmother`s name.
>
>
>
> Rosetta Davis Janes
>
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
>  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
>
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
>
>
> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 2:35 PM
>
> Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA
>
>
>
>
>
>  
>
>
>
> When researching Davis / David people, one must also check
> their Cherokee
>
> Heritage / Rolls taken before 1830 to see if they are on any
> Roll Listings
>
> and also, the Cherokee Headquarters was in Eastern
> Tennessee, before 1880's
>
> and then it moved to Georgia at some point, and all families
> were required
>
> to go there to get permission to travel across or into other
> tribal areas
>
> which are not of their own tribe, as they were preparing to
> travel west-
>
> ward to reserved land.
>
> Hazel Davis-Clark
>
> Genealogist
>
> 20750 E. CR 1140
>
> Stigler, Oklahoma
>
> 74462-2618
>
> Ph. 918-967-2648
>
>
>
> --- On Sun, 3/25/12, Tammie <DAISYLEGS1960@...>
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > From: Tammie <DAISYLEGS1960@...>
>
> > Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold,
> GA
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> > To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
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> > Date: Sunday, March 25, 2012, 6:32 AM
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> descended
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> > from the 'stayers', but several members of the
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> > family I descend from did locate further south and
> west
>
> > around the 1830's. Please send names. My Davis
> arrived
>
> > here in the mid 1790's from Mecklenburg and
> Brunswick
>
> > counties, Virginia. I'm seeking a link to there.
> But I
>
> > would be glad to help anyone who can connect themselves
> to
>
> > "Anson" in the years between the late
> 1700's
>
> > to the 1840's. Anson became smaller over the years
> but
>
> > once contained what is now Montgomery, Stanly, Union
> and
>
> > Richmond counties. Some of the Davis's spilled over
> into
>
> > Mecklenburg and 2 to Cumberland counties as well.
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > -----Original Message-----
>
> >
>
> > From: teresa carpenter <whitefawn65@...>
>
> >
>
> > To: davisheritage <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
>
> >
>
> > Sent: Sat, Mar 24, 2012 9:56 pm
>
> >
>
> > Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold,
> GA
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > Mrs. Brewer,
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > Will you please list some of the Davis family given
> names. I
>
> > am also looking for some Davis possible from that
> area.
>
> >
>
> > Teresa Carpenter
>
> >
>
> > Alabama
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > ________________________________
>
> >
>
> >  From: bfireball920 <bfireball920@...>
>
> >
>
> > To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:31 PM
>
> >
>
> > Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > I am researching my Davis Family (and allied families)
> in
>
> > Ringgold, GA from abt 1840 to 1930. They have records
>
> > connecting them to Rowan and Union counties in North
>
> > Carolinafrom 1811 to almost 1840 and in Union County
>
> > (marriage) abt 1853. They married: Sutley, Yarborough,
>
> > Allison,and Boyd families.
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > Anyone connected, please contact me!
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > Elisha Brewer
>
> >
>
> > Alabama
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> >
>
> > bfireball920@...
>
> >
>
> > home 251-990-4130
>
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I dont know the Cherokee name it was never to spoken of aft they intermarried
into the Dutch names to protect themselves to being slaughtered as thier fam
were. The only way certain fam memberts weren`t killed was because they hid deep
into those caves  in that part only fam members knew abt them. That is why I
dont have any name to go by but O____ they are listed as the tribes in that area
by Folsom who was the sectretary of Davy Crockett. in the archives but nothing
more mentioned abt those tribes because of the slaughtering of the cherokee by
the french


Rosetta Davis Janes


________________________________
  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 10:21 PM
Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA



 

It's good to ask Cherokee Organized locations, to see if your ancestor
is registered there. There were Rolls taken before and several times in
1800's, as the people would gather to be relocated to the West.

The Rolls are registered with the Dept of Interior, surely; and can be
located somewhere.

I generally type an indian name into the web and sometimes there is a
linc to that name / tribe.

Newspaper editors allow a person to submit a Letter to the Editor, in
tracing family / relative connections. This doesn't cost anything, or
a person can be in contact with libary / historical / genealogical
societies in North Carolina. They charge about $10 for a 10-page print
out. Any information / documentation beats not having any.
Hazel Davis-Clark

--- On Wed, 3/28/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...> wrote:

> From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
> Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA
> To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com" <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Wednesday, March 28, 2012, 9:52 PM
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>       I looked my husband`s Davis fam & the Cherrokee
> fam but there was damage in the records office from fire
> & water.Os there aren`t records. Only what I was told by
> his gramma Lucy Jane Davis, Whose mother`s fam were Dutch
> & her gggrt grandmother was Cherokee but her gggrt
> grandfather was Dutch as were her ggrtgrand father& her
> grandfather also Dutch .
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> Her grandfathers on back names are; Gentry,Denton,&
> Huff(old spelling Hufs) The Cherokee tribeal name is long it
> begins with O____________ which was org N.C. then changed
> name to Clarkville Tn. She told me they were never to say
> what tribe they came from the women were given Christain
> names( white peopl`s which came fro the BIBLE Or thier
> husband`s mother or grandmother`s name.
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>
> Rosetta Davis Janes
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>
>
> ________________________________
>
>  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
>
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
>
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> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 2:35 PM
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> Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold, GA
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> When researching Davis / David people, one must also check
> their Cherokee
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> Heritage / Rolls taken before 1830 to see if they are on any
> Roll Listings
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> and also, the Cherokee Headquarters was in Eastern
> Tennessee, before 1880's
>
> and then it moved to Georgia at some point, and all families
> were required
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> to go there to get permission to travel across or into other
> tribal areas
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> which are not of their own tribe, as they were preparing to
> travel west-
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> ward to reserved land.
>
> Hazel Davis-Clark
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> Genealogist
>
> 20750 E. CR 1140
>
> Stigler, Oklahoma
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> 74462-2618
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> Ph. 918-967-2648
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> --- On Sun, 3/25/12, Tammie <DAISYLEGS1960@...>
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> > From: Tammie <DAISYLEGS1960@...>
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> > Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold,
> GA
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> > To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
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> > here in the mid 1790's from Mecklenburg and
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> > From: teresa carpenter <whitefawn65@...>
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> > To: davisheritage <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
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> > Sent: Sat, Mar 24, 2012 9:56 pm
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> > Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis Family of Ringgold,
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> > Will you please list some of the Davis family given
> names. I
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> > am also looking for some Davis possible from that
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> > Teresa Carpenter
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I have some information on more than one Jonathan W. Davis. The W could
be for Wesley, William, Woodson or Wright. I've been going thru a
library / history center in NC to obtain documents to connect my
Davis line. I am Davis on both my paternal & maternal side of the
family, both lines were in NC. Surely they connect & I could end up
being my own kinfolk somehow or other.
Hazel Davis-Clark
Stigler, Oklahoma

--- On Wed, 3/21/12, Aaron Davis <aarondavis888@...> wrote:

> From: Aaron Davis <aarondavis888@...>
> Subject: RE: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... % Clark name
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2012, 6:29 PM
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> It was believed I was from the Johnathan W Davis family of
> North Carolina too..... do you have more on him and the
> lineage from him down?-Aaron
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>
>
> "if my people, who are called by my name, shall humble
> themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their
> wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive
> their sin, and will heal their land."
>
> 2 Chronicles 7:14
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>
>
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
>
> From: bojacks1@...
>
> Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2012 01:42:31 -0700
>
> Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: reply from Hazel
> Davis-Clark... % Clark name
>
>
>
> Much information is located under the Forestry documentation
> and
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> of the military records from 1750's forward. Information
> can be located
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> also, in the titlement of 13-Colonies, and of each of the
> plantations,
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>
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> which were begun early 1600's. In the Dept of Interior /
> Forestry are
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> some records too. I was tracing some people in Pennsylvania
> and located
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> them in this category.
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> And much Davis information can be located in census records,
> graveyard
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> sites,Wills & Probates. Some history might have been
> written in the
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> spanish language too. Some people have found this to be so,
> in the SE
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> part of North America, southern states. It would take an
> interpreter
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>
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> to decipher it.
>
>
>
> The Creek / Cherokee mixed blood married Spanish &
> Seminole people,
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> and in this was more mixed blood of other nationalities.
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> I am of a John Davis from 1760's or later who married a
> Sarah Oxford,
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>
>
> and lived in North Carolina; and I am from a Jonathan W.
> Davis from
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> North Carolina, possibly after or about 1780's.
> Don't have any info
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> of them before that; but suspect that they are part of the
> Davis /
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> David people and Morgan people who arrived from Wales in
> 1680's,
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> and stayed there awhile in the Welsh Tract then were
> reassigned else-
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> where.
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> The Clark name is connected to the explorers of Lewis &
> Clark, very
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>
>
> prominent people. It can be spelled Klerk and other
> spellings...just
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>
> like Davis is spelled so many ways: Davies, Davys, Daffidd,
> Daffudd,
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>
> Dawes, David, etc. depending on the language of the people
> who would
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> conquer a land & it's people. Their language was
> injected into which
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> ever group of people who were upon a land when they were
> conquered,
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> and became part of the society of those who conquered them,
> just like
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> the Europeans invaded North American Eastern Seaboard, to
> gain control
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> of all the land and the people of North America, and the old
> chiefs
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> would pass away & new ones took their place, and these
> younger ones
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> after 1780 were of European (White) and American Tribal
> (Indian)
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> Connection, long before they were required to relocate to
> the land
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> You might want to examine some of the tribal rolls. There
> were several
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> of them, before they were sent Westward, and there was a
> final roll call,
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> 1896-1906, the Dawes Rolls. There are copies of actual rolls
> with the
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> Bureau of Indian Affairs or with the separate tribal
> nations.
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> Hazel
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>
>
> --- On Wed, 3/21/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
> wrote:
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> > From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
>
>
>
> > Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: reply from Hazel
> Davis-Clark... % Clark name
>
>
>
> > To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com"
> <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
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> > Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2012, 12:17 AM
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> touch
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> grandmother-in-law
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> > she is Lucy Jane Davis,Janes,Roberts. She has told me
> on
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> > more than 1 occasion that we are related . Because of
> our
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> > father`s had the exact wlk & my bro also. But since
> she
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> > has passed I have become more convinced that we are
> because
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> > they also have a genetic heart deformaties of the left
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> > valve(bent) of the heart. If sugery isn`t done soon as
> first
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> > symptoms occur they usually die Which her oldest son
> did his
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> > 2 sons have the same genetics also & so did my
> dad`s
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> > father & my younger bro a stint is put in sometimes
> a
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> > pacer sometimes both as 1 of the Uncle`s youngest son.
> All 3
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> > are doing well with thier sugeries.   The Clark cuz
> has
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> > been sending me pics of his Davis,Clark fam & I
> sent him
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> > pics of my Dad`s brothers he said now he knows also we
> ARE
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> >  related because of thier lookalikes. builds,etc.
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> > also.       I WISH YOU OTS OF LUCK with your research.
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> > I haven`t found anything before 1844 land deeds of my
> ggrt
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> or
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> > brothers. But am thinking could be a Wm Davis.
> Someone
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> > wrote me from the davis group saying they think Edmund
> is my
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> > ggrt Granpa`s his middle name so That is a poss. being
> I
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> > haven`t found anything under the name Edmund except
> marriage
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> middle
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> >  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
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> > To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
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> > Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 8:27 PM
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> > Subject: Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS
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> > HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri
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> > That's a branch which I am most interested in, and
> have
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> > contacted the
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> > library in Salisbury of their genealogy / history
> dept...and
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> > they are
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> > submitting documents to me, to see if I can make some
> type
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> > of connection
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> > Hazel Davis-Clark
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> > --- On Tue, 3/20/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
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> > > From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
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> > > Subject: Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark...
> [DAVIS
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> > HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri
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> > > To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com"
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> late
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> cuz.
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> > >  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
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> > > Subject: Re:reply from Hazel Davis-Clark...
> [DAVIS
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> > HERITAGE]
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> > > The Bascom people are also of the Royalty Families
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> > > the name is spelled as: Bascombe / Vasquez and
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> > > 13-colonies of North America, but surely some of
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> > > They would arrive in 1600's, at the Welsh
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> > > and be re-directed for Military Purposes, to any
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> > > You will find Davis families in North Carolina.
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> > > the $10. I have them searching for my Davis
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> > > I'd love to compare Davis ancestry lineage
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> > > Hazel Davis-Clark
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> > > 20750 E. CR 1140
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> > > 74462-2618
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> > > Ph. 918-967-2648
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> > > Email: bojacks1@...
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> > > --- On Tue, 3/20/12, mom510707@...
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> > > <mom510707@...>
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> > > > From: mom510707@...
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> > > <mom510707@...>
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> > > > Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Davis' of
> Missouri
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> > > > To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
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> > > > Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 9:16 AM
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> > > > (1811 - 1887) Married twice, last to
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> > > > Henry Clay, Joshua Clark,Mary Jane, William
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You wont be the first to be your own kin  The way my mom`s fam intermarried in
N.C & Ohio then again in Mo then in IL.  My conclusion is I married my dist
Davis kin too thru our gggrt granpas.


Rosetta Davis Janes


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  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2012 9:58 PM
Subject: RE: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... % Clark name



 

I have some information on more than one Jonathan W. Davis. The W could
be for Wesley, William, Woodson or Wright. I've been going thru a
library / history center in NC to obtain documents to connect my
Davis line. I am Davis on both my paternal & maternal side of the
family, both lines were in NC. Surely they connect & I could end up
being my own kinfolk somehow or other.
Hazel Davis-Clark
Stigler, Oklahoma

--- On Wed, 3/21/12, Aaron Davis <aarondavis888@...> wrote:

> From: Aaron Davis <aarondavis888@...>
> Subject: RE: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... % Clark name
> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2012, 6:29 PM
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> It was believed I was from the Johnathan W Davis family of
> North Carolina too..... do you have more on him and the
> lineage from him down?-Aaron
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> "if my people, who are called by my name, shall humble
> themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their
> wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive
> their sin, and will heal their land."
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> 2 Chronicles 7:14
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> To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
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> From: bojacks1@...
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> Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2012 01:42:31 -0700
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> Subject: Re: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: reply from Hazel
> Davis-Clark... % Clark name
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> Much information is located under the Forestry documentation
> and
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> of the military records from 1750's forward. Information
> can be located
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> also, in the titlement of 13-Colonies, and of each of the
> plantations,
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> which were begun early 1600's. In the Dept of Interior /
> Forestry are
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> some records too. I was tracing some people in Pennsylvania
> and located
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> And much Davis information can be located in census records,
> graveyard
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> sites,Wills & Probates. Some history might have been
> written in the
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> spanish language too. Some people have found this to be so,
> in the SE
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> part of North America, southern states. It would take an
> interpreter
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> The Creek / Cherokee mixed blood married Spanish &
> Seminole people,
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> I am of a John Davis from 1760's or later who married a
> Sarah Oxford,
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> and lived in North Carolina; and I am from a Jonathan W.
> Davis from
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> North Carolina, possibly after or about 1780's.
> Don't have any info
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> of them before that; but suspect that they are part of the
> Davis /
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> David people and Morgan people who arrived from Wales in
> 1680's,
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> and stayed there awhile in the Welsh Tract then were
> reassigned else-
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> where.
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> The Clark name is connected to the explorers of Lewis &
> Clark, very
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> prominent people. It can be spelled Klerk and other
> spellings...just
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> like Davis is spelled so many ways: Davies, Davys, Daffidd,
> Daffudd,
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> Dawes, David, etc. depending on the language of the people
> who would
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> conquer a land & it's people. Their language was
> injected into which
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> ever group of people who were upon a land when they were
> conquered,
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> and became part of the society of those who conquered them,
> just like
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> the Europeans invaded North American Eastern Seaboard, to
> gain control
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> of all the land and the people of North America, and the old
> chiefs
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> younger ones
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> after 1780 were of European (White) and American Tribal
> (Indian)
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> Connection, long before they were required to relocate to
> the land
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> You might want to examine some of the tribal rolls. There
> were several
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> of them, before they were sent Westward, and there was a
> final roll call,
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> 1896-1906, the Dawes Rolls. There are copies of actual rolls
> with the
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> Bureau of Indian Affairs or with the separate tribal
> nations.
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> Hazel
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> --- On Wed, 3/21/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
> wrote:
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> > From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
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> > Subject: [DAVIS HERITAGE] Re: reply from Hazel
> Davis-Clark... % Clark name
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>
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> > To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com"
> <davisheritage@yahoogroups.com>
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> > Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2012, 12:17 AM
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> touch
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> > with him all of the time passing info of OUR DAVIS kin
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> grandmother-in-law
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> > she is Lucy Jane Davis,Janes,Roberts. She has told me
> on
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> > more than 1 occasion that we are related . Because of
> our
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> > father`s had the exact wlk & my bro also. But since
> she
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> because
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> > they also have a genetic heart deformaties of the left
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> > valve(bent) of the heart. If sugery isn`t done soon as
> first
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> did his
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> > 2 sons have the same genetics also & so did my
> dad`s
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> > father & my younger bro a stint is put in sometimes
> a
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> > pacer sometimes both as 1 of the Uncle`s youngest son.
> All 3
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> > are doing well with thier sugeries.   The Clark cuz
> has
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> > been sending me pics of his Davis,Clark fam & I
> sent him
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> > pics of my Dad`s brothers he said now he knows also we
> ARE
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> >  related because of thier lookalikes. builds,etc.
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> > also.       I WISH YOU OTS OF LUCK with your research.
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> > I haven`t found anything before 1844 land deeds of my
> ggrt
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> > but nothing before that & def nothing of his father
> or
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> > brothers. But am thinking could be a Wm Davis.
> Someone
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> > wrote me from the davis group saying they think Edmund
> is my
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> > ggrt Granpa`s his middle name so That is a poss. being
> I
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> > haven`t found anything under the name Edmund except
> marriage
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> > & land deeds so maybe he is doing as my bro using
> middle
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> > Rosetta Davis Janes
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> > ________________________________
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> >  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
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> > To: davisheritage@yahoogroups.com
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> > Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2012 8:27 PM
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> > Subject: Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark... [DAVIS
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> > HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri
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> recently.
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> > people on both sides of my family, from the Carolina /
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> > 13-Colonies.
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> > That's a branch which I am most interested in, and
> have
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> > contacted the
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> > library in Salisbury of their genealogy / history
> dept...and
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> > they are
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> > submitting documents to me, to see if I can make some
> type
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> > of connection
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> > to when they lived in that area.
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> > Hazel Davis-Clark
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> > --- On Tue, 3/20/12, Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
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> > > From: Rosetta Davis Janes <rosetta11349@...>
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> > > Subject: Re: reply from Hazel Davis-Clark...
> [DAVIS
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> > HERITAGE] Davis' of Missouri
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> > > To: "davisheritage@yahoogroups.com"
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> late
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> Green
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> > >  From: Hazel Davis <bojacks1@...>
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> > > Subject: Re:reply from Hazel Davis-Clark...
> [DAVIS
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