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Daniel Davis

Birth1835 - Connecticut, USA
Death1876 - Unknown
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Born in Connecticut, USA on 1835. Daniel Davis married Almira Burger and had 13 children. He passed away on 1876 in Unknown.

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Almira Burger
1834 - 1891
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Albert A Davis
1855 - 1935
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William Henry Davis
1860 - 1943
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Charles Carroll Davis
1857 - 1937
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Adaline "Addie" Davis
1865 - Unknown
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Lavina Davis
1869 - Unknown
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Flora B Davis
1872 - Unknown
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Eva Davis
1865 - Unknown
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Florence Davis
1855 - Unknown
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John M Davis
1869 - Unknown
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Joseph W Davis
1867 - Unknown
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Ennie W Davis
1861 - Unknown
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Erwin Davis
1860 - Unknown
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Scott B Davis
1861 - Unknown

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