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Amy Davis

Birth16 NOV 1738 - Isle of Wight, Virginia, USA
Death1799 - Franklin, North Carolina, United States
MotherAnn Applewhaite
FatherSamuel Davis

Born in Isle of Wight, Virginia, USA on 16 NOV 1738 to Samuel Davis and Ann Applewhaite. Amy Davis married James Ransom and had 16 children. She passed away on 1799 in Franklin, North Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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Samuel Davis
1670 - 1740
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Ann Applewhaite
1675 - 1747
Spouse(s)
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James Ransom
1731 - 1777
Children Show all
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Samuel Ransom
1758 - 1816
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Nancy Ransom
1757 - 1820
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Richard Payne Ransom
1752 - 1827
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Amy Ransom
1757 - 1810
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Cpl. James William Ransom
1757 - 1784
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Mary (1765) Ransom
1757 - 1830
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Clevears "Cluverious" Ransom
1757 - 1821
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Elizabeth "Betsey" Ransom
1764 - 1830
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Sally Ransom
1770 - 1799
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Mollie Ransom
1774 - 1799
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Davis Ransom
1762 - 1779
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Mercilla Ransom
1763 - 1799
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Clevious Ransom
1775 - 1822
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Mary Ransom
1762 - 1812
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Catherine Ransom
1769 - 1863
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Mary Ransom
1760 - 1830

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