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John Clarence Davis

BirthFebruary 20, 1874 - Boston, Massachusetts
DeathMarch 13, 1932 - Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
MotherAnn M Curley
FatherCharles Francis Davis

Born in Boston, Massachusetts on February 20, 1874 to Charles Francis Davis and Ann M Curley. John Clarence Davis married Mae Golden and had 9 children. He passed away on March 13, 1932 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

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Charles Francis Davis
1848 - 1906
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Ann M Curley
1850 - 1907
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Mae Golden
1887 - 1946
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James Jay Davis
1920 - 1995
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Russell Frederick Davis
1912 - 1954
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George Frank Davis
1918 - 1998
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Lillian May Davis
1904 - 1987
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Charles Francis Davis
1907 - Unknown
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Grace Margaret Davis
1916 - 1998
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John C. Davis
1910 - 1969
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Charlotte Helen Davis
1923 - 1994
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Florence Alice Davis
1906 - 1984

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