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David Walker Davis

Birth29 April 1881 - Monkstown, Fannin County, Texas, United States of America
Death07 Jul 1950 - Brady, McCulloch, Texas, USA
MotherSusan Elizabeth "Nellie" or "Lizzie" Cummings
FatherNixon "Nick" Davis

Born in Monkstown, Fannin County, Texas, United States of America on 29 April 1881 to Nixon "Nick" Davis and Susan Elizabeth "Nellie" or "Lizzie" Cummings. David Walker Davis had 8 children. He passed away on 07 Jul 1950 in Brady, McCulloch, Texas, USA.

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Nixon "Nick" Davis
1849 - 1935
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Susan Elizabeth "Nellie" Or "Lizzie" Cummings
1860 - 1881
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Jim Nixson 'Nick' Davis
1922 - 1969
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Mana Fay Davis
1919 - 1999
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Billy Ray Davis
1929 - Unknown
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Cooper Brown Davis
1924 - 1959
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Edward Wesley Austermuehle
1917 - 1999
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Grover Cleveland Davis
1914 - 2007
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Ralph Clinton Davis
1916 - 1991
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Tennie Louise Davis
1912 - 1997

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