James ( E. ) Davis

Birth23 Apr 1791 - Virginia, USA

Death1848 - Austin, Williamson, Texas, United States

MotherMary Polly England

Father(Rev) JAMES E. (Harrodsburg) DAVIS Davies (possible relative of Rev. Samuel Davies of Hanover, VA, Jesse Davis of Wood or John E. Davis of Berkeley)

Born in Virginia, USA on 23 Apr 1791 to (Rev) JAMES E. (Harrodsburg) DAVIS Davies (possible relative of Rev. Samuel Davies of Hanover, VA, Jesse Davis of Wood or John E. Davis of Berkeley) and Mary Polly England. James ( E. ) Davis had 5 children. He passed away on 1848 in Austin, Williamson, Texas, United States.

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Parents

(Rev) James E. (Harrodsburg) Davis Davies (Possible Relative Of Rev. Samuel Davies Of Hanover, Va, Jesse Davis Of Wood Or John E. Davis Of Berkeley)
1763 - 1820

Mary Polly England
1763 - 1841

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Jouetta B Davis
1827 - 1886

Henry C Davis
1820 - Unknown

John Todd Davis (Ky To Ca) (1820)
1820 - Unknown

Mary E Davis
1816 - Unknown

Joseph A Davis (Ky To Ca) (1818)
1818 - Unknown

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