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Joe Davis

BirthMar 1843 - Not Available
Death20 Sep 1923 - Ensley, AL
MotherNot Available
FatherNot Available

Born on Mar 1843. Joe Davis married Louesia Davis and had 12 children. He passed away on 20 Sep 1923 in Ensley, AL.

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Parents
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Spouse(s)
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Louesia Davis
1850 - Unknown
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Lou Davis
Unknown - Unknown
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Louisa Davis
1845 - Unknown
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John Davis
1870 - 1912
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Allice Davis
1868 - Unknown
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Susana Davis
1866 - Unknown
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Sammie Davis
1877 - Unknown
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Lena Davis
1874 - Unknown
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Maggies Davis
1878 - Unknown
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Joseph Davis
1878 - Unknown
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Loula Davis
1873 - Unknown
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Saline Stanford
1873 - Unknown
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Loula Davis
1873 - Unknown
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Sammie Davis
1876 - Unknown
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William Davis
1869 - Unknown

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