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chester davison or davidson

johndriver17 — 2009-11-07 22:33:37Z

I am searching for Chester Davidson or Davison last known address hazard st jamestown, ny. worked as army cook at ft. meade. army buddy;ft.geo g. meade 1954-55,2053rd s.u.p.c. maryland

Re: John Davison 1780 (?) -1835

RobertDavison14 — 2009-10-27 17:58:57Z

Thanks, I will see if I can find anything out with those names and dates. I have him married to an Elizabeth Landers but who knows, he seems to be very elusive. I only have his death date from a land record for service in the War of 1812 in Canada. That's all I know about him. There seems to be a few John Davison's in that area

Re: DAVISON Book

MJDuley — 2009-10-20 15:34:01Z

Do you still have the Davison book? If so, I would be very interested in seeing if my family line is in it. We have not been able to find much information on them at all.

Alexander DAVIDSON d. 1739

Sandymento — 2009-10-19 00:23:01Z

I'm wondering if you would share sources on your research on Alexander being b. c1678 in Somerset Co., MD? I recently have another new DNA match and we need to learn more about him. I would be very curious about any documentation that led you to this "good" guesswork. I have collected various land documents that suggest "my" Samuel (1713-1753) is his son and would like to compare notes and perhaps confirm it.

Thanks, Sandy

Re: John Davison 1780 (?) -1835

shelefish — 2009-10-17 23:26:03Z

I have a John Davison b. 4-21-1772 in Pomfret, CT to Joseph Davison & Lydia Goodell. His wife was Elizabeth Williams. They married in Brooklyn, CT on 3-12-1798. I don't have any further info as to children or death as he appeared to disappear from New England after his marriage. I have info on his grandparents and siblings if you think this might be the correct John. He was of Scottish descent through his G-G-grandfather Daniel Davison (wife, Margaret Low).

Michele

Re: Cary Thomas Davison, Erastus Davison

RobbieDavison1 — 2009-10-10 21:48:01Z

looking for any info on davisons. Robbie.davison@gmail.com

Re: Cary Thomas Davison, Erastus Davison

RobbieDavison1 — 2009-10-10 21:46:32Z

Are you son of katherine davison? robbie.davison@gmai.com

Margaret C. Davison--1866 Morgan County, Illinois

looks4kin — 2009-10-02 10:53:42Z

Seeking information on Margaret C. Davison who married Robert Blair 16 Aug 1866 in Morgan County, Illinois.

I believe Margaret was previously married to Elijah J. Davidson on 2 May 1864 in Morgan County, Illinois. The groom and bride for this marriage are indexed in the "Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763–1900" as Elijah J. Davidson and Margaret C. Pate.

Any comments are welcome.
Thanks!

Re: Ann Dewar Davison (Victoria, Australia)

dm1973 — 2009-09-21 09:45:48Z

Hi Ren

I noticed Walter's death record at the state library while hunting Davisons in Victoria, and made a note because his second name was recorded as 'Clements'.

I have a bunch of Davison's descended from Thomas Davison and Margaret McClement in Warrnambool, and McClement is often mispelled as Clement or Clements, so I was wondering if they were connected.

hope to hear from you soon :) Damien

Re: Davisons in the north east of England

IanJamesDavison — 2009-09-12 12:43:51Z

Hi...I have been told on good authority that George Davison was Emily's grandfather. A William Davison witnessed that Will also...and spookily I have a William Davison from Alnwick born about 1845 in mt ancestry!

regards

Ian Davison

Early Davison families in Tyre & Seneca Falls, Seneca County

katherinemccain — 2009-09-10 10:05:25Z

I have a current interest in three different and possibly related Davison families that lived in the Tyre/Seneca Falls, Seneca County area between, say, 1800 and 1860 before relocating to Allegan County, Michigan. I have gleaned what I could from the federal census records, the more reliable parts of familysearch.org and the increasing number of Michigan records. My specific interest is in Squire Davison (wife Elizabeth Brown), Henry Whitman Davison (wife Demarias Lay or Leigh), and Ira Davison (wife Julia Rood). Undocumented IGI entries give William Davison and Mary unknown as the parents of Squire and Henry Whitman Davison but is silent on Ira--and there's some evidence that he might be a cousin or stepbrother rather than a brother (his mother is supposed to have died young and he was born circa 1808, while Squire and Henry Whitman were both born circa 1822). Any thoughts or pointers on what information might be available would be appreciated.

Re: davison's in ireland

jensoppitt — 2009-09-05 22:32:14Z

I have some family which are Davisons from Antrim and going back further Wigtownshire in Scotland. Any connections there?

Re: William Davison b1874/5 Belfast? d 1921 at sea

rmyounguk — 2009-09-01 09:32:31Z

Many thanks for this. I'm not sure if it's the same William Davison. Mine ended up as dockyard superintendent in Kowloon (Hong Kong). He married Lily Jane Abbott from Bedfordshire in 1912 and had 2 children, Mary (my mother) and Denis who died aged 7 months. I'm afraid I don't know anything about your Albert.

Re: William Davison b1874/5 Belfast? d 1921 at sea

jensoppitt — 2009-08-30 18:52:31Z

Hi there,
I don't know if this is the same William, but i have a William James Davison in my family tree, although he was born in 1872. The Davisons in my family had alot of mariners in it, as i noticed you say he worked for Harland and Wolff.

I am actually looking for an Albert Davison, who immigrated to America in 1919(?), as i know there was an American who was some sort of cousin that came to visit in the 50s, who was apparantly Alberts son!

Hope any of this info helps!

Re: Ann Dewar Davison (Victoria, Australia)

thirteenravens — 2009-08-29 14:39:17Z

Michael,
did not think about that, as you can see I am a novice in this.
Thank you for your advise/help

Ren

Re: Joseph Davison married to Susannah (Immigrated to Australia)

thirteenravens — 2009-08-29 14:36:16Z

Michael, told my my maths are non existent, you right though 1917, think that a typing error

Ren

Re: Ann Dewar Davison (Victoria, Australia)

myancestry171 — 2009-08-29 10:10:35Z

Dear Ren, As you may know by now, I am a pedant. Should you not have specified Ann's place of death as 'Heidelberg, district of Melbourne, Australia', so that anyone who finds this information will not go on a wild goose chase to Germany, U.S.A. (Kentucky and Mississippi) or South Africa (Western Cape or Johannesburg area) which all have a place named Heidelberg? Perhaps I should say that I am from London, England, as there is one place of that name in Canada, and there are no less than five in the U.S.A.! Michael

Re: Joseph Davison married to Susannah (Immigrated to Australia)

myancestry171 — 2009-08-29 09:47:18Z

Dear Ren, As you will learn from this message, I have now managed to find some, at least,of the information you posted on ancestry. May I point out that your calculation of Joseph's approximate year of birth is ten years off the mark? The ship' manifest, dated 1849, gives his age as 32. When I went to school 1849 minus 32 equals 1817!
Best wishes, Michael

Re: John Davison, Connecticutt, circa 1780-1795

mairik34 — 2009-08-04 18:58:20Z

Thanks, I would greatly appreciate it if you could forward your info to me. My email is: sherdav623@yahoo.com. I am having a very hard time researching this branch of the family.

Re: Solomon DAVISON

RaychD — 2009-07-15 05:02:14Z

Solomon is my husband's 2nd great grandfather by Solomon's third wife, Eliza Jane Seibert. He married Eliza Jane on June 19, 1862 in Montgomery County, Ohio.

Obit reads: Davidson, Solomon, oldest of 9 children, 8 boys and a girl, all preceded except youngest, Margaret C. Civil OVI vet. Married 3 times, having son by 2nd wife and 3 boys and 4 girls by last wife. One girl died in infancy. Leaves wife, sister, children. Died Aug. 11, 1911. Buried Fredrick, Montgomery Co. OH (Lewisburg Leader) Aug. 17, 1911 Hoerner funeral home in Charge if burial. F-4

Our family does not know much about Elizabeth Tenney and I would appriciate any information you may have on her and her children by Solomon. I do have a picture of Elizabeth wife of Jacob Sinks tombstone in Monroe Cemetery, Ohio...around Vandalia, Ohio on a back road. She died Feb. 9, 1970. If you are interested I can send it through email.

I also have Solomon's pension papers that state Elizabeth Jacobs Davidson died about 1853 of consumption. Her maiden name was Fidler.

They were not married long and there was a Garret born but I can not find anymore info. I have found where an Elizabeth Fidler married a Howard Munsell on August 28, 1851 in Miami County, Ohio but I am just not sure about her information I am finding. The pieces just don't seem to fit. Garret was born around 1852 and she died about 1853. So who Garret's father is and what happened to him are a mystery.

I look forward to hearing from you and sharing any insite you may have. Let me know if you want any information I may have on Solomon.

Rachel Davidson

Death of Mrs. Margaret St. Clair Davison in India

davwayell — 2009-05-25 23:09:50Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mrs. Margatret St. Clair Davison, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mrs. Davison died in India on May 26, 1942.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: The Davison group

brittorl — 2009-08-21 23:39:28Z

John:

I will be in Tennessee area sometime in the next week and am looking to meet with you to exchange information on our common Van Campen/Crain genealogies.

Unfortunately, I had a computer problem and lost the digital photos that you sent of the Van Campens some years back. Thus, I am interested in getting replacements for those. I have a lot of information on the Alvira Crain Van Campen's line (including digital photos of gravestones from OH & CT, info tracing the line all the way back to the Mayflower, etc.).

I am in contact with William Forest Crain who is a descendent from Alvira's brother, Franklin.

Please send your contact information so that I can make contact directly. I talked to Dorothy Davison Jackson the other day but she did not have your address & phone.

I look forward to hearing back from you.

Rich Britton
E-mails:
brittorl@cyberia.net.sa
kathleenbritton@hotmail.com

Ammie Benedict m. John H. Davison

Jenifer275 — 2009-05-16 21:45:14Z

Searching for descendants of this couple, married in Tioga Co. PA and moved to Defiance, OH. John was born Aug. 1845. Ammie (Amoret Ann) Benedict was my gg aunt.

DAVISON Frank Marvin 1919-1922

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-28 22:35:52Z

DAVISON Frank Marvin 1919-1922

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,332 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Andrew DAVISON or DAVIDSON

julianlovegrove — 2009-08-11 22:07:54Z

Thanks Chris for your reply.

Julian

John Joseph Davison - b. 1900 UK

susanstephenson19851990 — 2009-08-03 23:20:53Z

Would anybody have any information about the above John Joseph Davison born 1900. I recently today looked up on the 1911 census and found that my great grandmother had another son been JJ. He was aged 11 yrs and still attending school. His mother Ellen 39 was a widow living in 22 Warren St Sunderland with her daughter Mary Ellen 20 single and son William 17 Single whom I know died in WW1. Their occupations at the time were opening vanilla taking off bottles and spreading vanilla can any one help kind regards susan

1739 Will for Alexander DAVISON

Sandymento — 2009-05-20 22:24:46Z

I have a very old typewritten transcript that is the only copy of this will to be found. I've been in touch with the Office of Records and Archives and they have told me that this will is currently listed as "missing".

I am looking for anyone who has a copy of the "orginal" handwritten will...I have the typed one that should really be a complete transcript, but would like to reach out into cyberspace and see if someone would come forward with a copy of the original.

Will written 1739, 22 Sept...Probated 6 NOV 1739
Alexander Davison of Strasburg Twp., Lancaster Co., PA.

If you can help, please reach me at
sandymento@comcast.net

DAVIDSON / Davison -Rockbridge, VA > Lancaster & Fayette, PA

Sandymento — 2009-07-25 19:46:05Z

Tracking this line & wanted to post an update for anyone:
Joseph Davidson (1781-1822) m. 1805 Jinny WILSON

Possible Brother: John Davidson (1778-1855 Madison Co., OH)
Possible Father...William Davidson (1750 Cumberland, PA -1824 Rockbridge, VA)
Possible Grandfather...John Davidson (c1711 Ireland?-1755 Cumberland, PA)
Possible GR Grandfather...Alexander Davidson (c1678-1739) m. Isabel
Possible Uncle...Samuel Davidson (c1713-1753 Lancaster, PA)

However, along this path with DNA testing...I'm also tracking the line of the Uncle...Samuel (c1713-1753) m. Martha and he dies in Lancaster Co., PA but not before buying land in 1741 (High Park) and 1742 (Emory's Endeavor) and 1752 (Davidson's Fancy)...then in Will of 1753 leaving it to son John, who dies early and so it all goes to sole surviving son, Moses (c1740-1822). He sells all land in MD 1773-1776 and starts buying land in Lancaster Co. and then Fayette Co., PA.

I believe this Moses could be the grandfather to my Moses (1804-1880). The grandfather has only 1 son, Samuel (born c1774) and I'm working with a descendant down one of the daughters. Unfortunately ...we don't have alternative male descendants to get DNA tested...unless I find one from this Samuel (born c1774) only son to Moses (c1740-1822).

However, all roads lead back to linking these 2 brothers...John & Samuel...and we've got great documentation about John's grandson, Joseph, out of Rockbridge & Wythe Counties.

If any of these names, dates, locations ring bells...email me! sandymento@comcast.net

Flatboat trip from PA down the Ohio River abt 1846

Sandymento — 2009-07-14 01:10:38Z

I'm tracking a family out of the Redstone, Fayette Co., PA area. They left after their daughter was born in May 1845 and showed up in Indiana in July 1847 for the birth of their son. A descendant got a story from her grandfather that our Moses Davison (1804-1880) took his wife (Elizabeth Moss) & 9 children on a flatboat down the Ohio River and into Indiana.

We've currently matched DNA to a Davison line out of Bullitt Co., KY and so we do believe that this story is true.

I would appreciate hearing from any/all Davison & Davidson researchers to see if we can't pinpoint where along the trip we lost the father of Moses. He is possibly Samuel, born c1774 and he sold land in 1825 (Fayette Co., PA) with his wife Mary...and was alive on the census in PA in 1830 for Washington Co., PA.

Please touch base with me to compare data. Thank you. Sandymento@comcast.net

Trying to find these men...Milford, Waden & Edgar

Sandymento — 2009-06-15 00:36:40Z

Tracking this line...anything fits your line please contact me...Sandymento

Bullitt Co., KY
John DAVISON (c1823-c1859) m. c1844 to Angeline PHELPS
SONS:
Milford b. c1847 (on 1860 census but then lost)
Waden M. b. c1849 (on 1860 census then lost)
-possibly Warden-
Edgar D. b. c1860 (on 1870 census then lost)

By 1860 census Angeline is a widow, then marries John C. JOHNSON by c1865

Re: John Davison, Connecticutt, circa 1780-1795

wizardmom2396 — 2009-08-03 04:47:46Z

Hello,

I have a John Davison Sr. in my tree, who was born in Connecticut on 20 Nov, 1763. Married to Lydia Wood. He did have a son, John Jr, who was born in 1791, but in Massachusetts. Not sure if this is the same John you are looking for, but I could forward any citations I have.

Re: Ellis H. Davison of Texas City, TX 1943

edavison179 — 2009-07-31 22:12:26Z

Thanks - I am his nephew, born after he was killed. B-26 co-pilot, shot down over Normandy.

Ellis H. Davison, II

Re: James Doyle Davison of Wolfville, Kings, Nova Scotia

dkirkpatrick6 — 2009-08-26 00:32:44Z

Halifax Herald 10/10/2003
DAVISON, James Doyle - Died peacefully at his home in Wolfville on Thursday, October 9, 2003. Born in Moncton, January 19, 1910, he was the son of the late George Clinton and Eva Maude (Doyle) Davison. He received his early education at Aberdeen High School, Moncton. Following a year of studies in Forestry at the University of New Brunswick, he was employed at Sumners Co. Hardware and Sporting Goods and sent to Brantford to learn tennis and badminton stringing, then taking on the racquet stringing for the T. Eaton Co., Moncton. In 1934, he attended Acadia University where he received his B.A., B.D. and later in 1967, his B.Ed. In 1969, he earned the Guidance Certificate at Dalhousie University. As a clergyman, he served the Baptist churches in Pugwash, Springhill, Charlottetown, Berwick and an interim pastorate at Wolfville. During his pastorates, he directed many young people's camps and was instrumental in the building of Camp Pagweak, the Baptist Camp in Pugwash. From 1966 to 1975 he was school counsellor at Horton District High School. The deceased had varied interests. In Moncton he was active in the Boy Scouts movement, president of the First Baptist Young People's, sang in the church choir and male quartette, and was a member of the Y's Men's Club. At Acadia he was made life president of the Class of '37 and was the first president of the Acadia Divinity School Alumni Association, he was also a charter member of the Baptist Historical Society of the Atlantic Provinces. On his return to Wolfville in 1965 he was a choir member of the Baptist Church, on the Board of Management, Board of Deacons, financial campaign director and church historian. For two years he directed the Wolfville and District Red Cross and for four years, their financial campaigns. He was president of the Kings County Branch of the Nova Scotia Counsellors' Association and a Director of Adult Education painting classes. From 1978 to 1993 he served as president of the Wolfville Historical Society during which time,in 1980, he directed the 150th Anniversary of the town's naming, the first Mud Creek annual observance. He was also a member of the Wolfville Heritage Advisory (Resource) Committee. Two summers were spent restoring the Old Burying Grounds which led to the writing of the book "What Mean These Stones" in 1990. Jim enjoyed sports, particularly baseball and hockey. He played for Sumner's Commercial Hockey League. At Acadia, he was a member of the Intermediate and Varsity Rugby Football teams. Following his retirement in 1983, he was a charter member of the Wolfville Lawn Bowling Club and in 2001 was made a life member. He was also able to concentrate on his interest in history. During his ministry he edited the History of the Margaree Baptist Church, the History of the Springhill Baptist Church, co-authored the History of the Berwick Baptist Church and a History of Baptist Youth Camping. In retirement his writings were focused on four members of the Chipman Family, editing Mud Creek, the history of Wolfville, the Davison family history, a study of prayer, "Your Father Knows" and several family related stories. In 1982, he received a Canadian Council grant for Eliza (Chipman) of Pleasant Valley. In 1986, the town presented him the Wolfville Crest for editing Mud Creek, in 1991, he was given the Lescarbot Award for distinctive cultural activity and in 1993 the town of Wolfville made him Honorary Guardian of the Old Burying Grounds. A loving husband and father, he is survived by his wife of 64 years, Enid (Patterson); their children, Judith (Gerald) MacCarthy, Niagara Falls; Frederic (Sheila), Antigonish; Jonathan (Wendy), Truro; Patricia (James) Campbell, Westville; nine grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Besides his parents, he was predeceased by sisters, Miriam, Charlotte and Dorothy Maddison. Cremation has taken place under the direction of H. C. Lindsay Funeral Home, 568 Main St., Wolfville. A memorial service will be held 10:30 a.m. Saturday, October 11, in Wolfville United Baptist Church, Rev. Dr. Barry Morrison officiating, assisted by Rev. Judith Gates. Family flowers only. Those wishing to make memorial donations may donate to the Canadian Cancer Society, Victorian Order of Nurses, Palliative Care Unit or charity of your choice. On-line condolences may be sent via e-mail to: lindsayfunerals@ns.aliantzinc.ca

Jonathan Brooks Davison b. New London Conn. 1809

ph00ey2001 — 2009-08-23 01:41:11Z

I am trying to find info. on Jonathan Brooks Davison who was born 16 May 1809 in New London, Connecticut to James Davison and Lucy Smith. He married Anna Marie Unknown. The family was located in Caton, Stuben Co. New York in 1850. After that date everyone vanishes. Their son, Henry, was my GGF. Any leads would be helpful.

Re: Looking for history

ph00ey2001 — 2009-08-22 21:13:55Z

The Dick Davison that we were referring to was born in 1930 in Genesee Co. Michigan. He later moved to N.C.

Re: Alexander DAVISON -- Lancaster Co, PA

justindavison — 2009-08-09 19:37:54Z

Hi There

My Grandfather, Henry Davison was convinced there was lineage to Alexander Davison - starting and stopping with our family links to Newcastle, and Durham - back several generations.

My search has stopped short of Alexander's era - in the late 1700's.

Any ideas how to get past this time gratefully received! All ancestors are based in Newcastle area.

Best regards

Justin

DAVISON Odar L 1894-1976

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-11 20:57:06Z

DAVISON Odar L 1894-1976

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DAVISON Robert Cortez 1899-1955

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-08 13:39:49Z

DAVISON Robert Cortez 1899-1955

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DAVISON Nancy Frances 1909-1974

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-07 16:58:28Z

DAVISON Nancy Frances 1909-1974

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DAVISON Robert Charles and Phyllis Jo

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-06 14:36:00Z

DAVISON Robert Charles and Phyllis Jo

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Re: Andrew DAVISON or DAVIDSON

oakapples — 2009-08-11 15:18:50Z

Sorry not to have replied sooner. I have been rsearching other Northumbrian relatives who lived around the port of Blyth. I have not come across an Andrew Davison in my own research.

I expect you have used Google Map to trace Low Morallee which comes up as a farm near Simonburn which is just to the north of Hexham. I notice that there is a Swinburn just 5 miles to the East of Simonburn. I cannot answer about local dialects - all my Geordie ancestors are now dead. My comment is that Simonbourne and Sembourne may well be indistinguishable when handwritten.

My Northumberland relatives are all nearer the coast at places like Earsdon, Bedlington, Seaton Delaval; and Blyth.

Good luck with your research,

Chris

Re: Thomas Davison

oakapples — 2009-08-11 15:01:16Z

Sorry I have no Davison information outside Northumberland England

Re: Thomas Davison

oakapples — 2009-08-11 15:00:00Z

Sorry, I have no information for people outside Britain.

Re: DAVISON-OATES Possible Marriage 1928-1934, Texas

dianehartley188 — 2009-05-20 21:26:53Z

Hi Thelmarie, I am researching the Davison/Hartley Family.
William Davison & Mary J Oates were my husbands great-grandparents from Newton. His grandparents were William E Davison and Sarah Emma Stringer Davison.
John Robert Davison was married to Alta Oates #1. He was born Sept.13th, 1872 & died July 12th, 1957.
I have a lot of information I could send you if you want.
I was not able to find your grandmother Minnie Lee Oates in my information.

Diane Hartley

Davison - Newcastle area

debdavison1 — 2009-08-21 12:47:39Z

Hi, looking for any info on a William Davison possibly from Tynemouth. Married a Jane Wallace. Their son James was my grandfather. Very new to all this and have hit a brick wall!
James was born in 1920 and had a lot of siblings. Most of his immediate family have passed and I'm finding great difficulty gathering any info.

George Davison m Ida Watson, Kent Co, MI, 1890 -- where after that?

katherinemccain — 2009-05-22 19:34:49Z

I'm trying to find where George W. Davison (son of Squire Davison and Elizabeth Brown) went after he was divorced by his first wife, Hannah Maria O'Niel and married Ida Watson in Kent County, Michigan in 1890. I haven't found a trace of them after that-- and, although his granddaughter Esther Keneipp Horn Stone had a death date of 1938 in her notebook for George, the state of Michigan has no record of his death in that state 1937-1939. I've looked fairly diligently and broadly in the census (via all digital indexed sources, not original microfilm) with no luck for 1900-1930. Any information would be welcome.

Davison Illinois Missouri Idaho

RymRytr — 2009-06-03 22:41:14Z

John (bn Ireland) and Emma A. (could it be Enna?), marrried in Illinois?. Both are buried near Brunswick MO. Emma is listed as Head of House in 1900 census for Chariton (Triplett Township) MO. It is said that she was part Native American. She bn Tenn, her parents bn NC).

Also listed: Son-in-Law William R. Payne (husband of Sarah Elizabeth), Emma's twins, Minnie and Mamie (or Minnia & Mamia), and her grandchildren, Arlene Elizabeth (married Gus Kahler in 1909) & Marvin Riley Payne. Her daughter, Sarah, died sometime shortly after the birth of Marvin R.

Emma's son, William, married Annabelle (Bell) and lived in KS as well as CO. Some of their decendants live(d) in Idaho & CO. & one in Tacoma WA.

Will be happy to hear from anyone, no matter how narrow the lead. :o) Bud

Walter Clement Davison - Walter Clement Dewer

thirteenravens — 2009-08-21 00:51:16Z

Looking for anyone researching Walter Clement Davison /Walter Clement Dewer

Regards,
Ren

Ann Dewar Davison (Victoria, Australia)

thirteenravens — 2009-08-21 00:49:44Z

Looking for info about Ann Dewar Davison a.k.a.
Ann Dewer
Anne Dewer
Ann Dewer Davison
Anne Dewer Davison

Mother of Amelia, Joseph, Thomas, Walter, William, Charles.
Died 1904 in Heidelberg

regards,
Ren

Joseph Davison married to Susannah (Immigrated to Australia)

thirteenravens — 2009-08-15 08:27:57Z

Hello,
Is there anyone who can provide information about Joseph Davison who migrated to Australia aboard a vessel called 'Thetis' in Port Phillip on 15 February 1849. At the time listed as being 32 (so born in or around 1827)
He is listed as being a 'butcher' from 'St Albans' and married to Susannah (surname unknown)

Also interested in any information about Joseph Davison who might have married a Susan Harris around or before 1855.

Thanks
Ren