Daniel Davis Sr (Deacon)

Birth01 Feb 1719 - Oxford, New Haven, Connecticut or Roxbury, Massachusetts

Death24 June 1786 - Thompson, Windham County, Connecticut, United States of America

MotherMary Chamberlain

FatherMary Chamberlain

Born in Oxford, New Haven, Connecticut or Roxbury, Massachusetts on 01 Feb 1719 to Mary Chamberlain and Mary Chamberlain. Daniel Davis Sr (Deacon) married Tamar Towne and had 13 children. He passed away on 24 June 1786 in Thompson, Windham County, Connecticut, United States of America.

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Parents

Mary Chamberlain
1681 - 1760

Mary Chamberlain
1687 - 1730

Spouse(s)

Tamar Towne
1721 - 1761

Elizabeth Shurtleff
1725 - 1785

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Captain Daniel Davis
1742 - 1807

Katharine Davis
1748 - 1807

Tamar Davis
1745 - 1771

Mary Davis
1744 - 1783

Simon Davis
1747 - 1821

Sarah Davis
1752 - 1813

Elizabeth Davis
1758 - 1838

Huldah Davis
1754 - 1811

William Davis
1764 - 1772

Hezekiah Davis
1750 - 1776

Hannah Davis
1756 - 1763

Several Davis
1741 - Unknown

Daniel Davis
1746 - 1846

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