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John Morton Davis

Birth16 Feb 1827 - Franklin County, Ohio, USA
Death12 Feb 1899 - Johnson City, St. Clr., MO
MotherDianah DINES
FatherJohn R Davis

Born in Franklin County, Ohio, USA on 16 Feb 1827 to John R Davis and Dianah DINES. John Morton Davis married Sarah Caroline Burd and had 11 children. He passed away on 12 Feb 1899 in Johnson City, St. Clr., MO.

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John R Davis
1799 - 1887
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Dianah Dines
1796 - 1887
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Sarah Caroline Burd
1834 - 1867
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Cynthia Ann Dines
1854 - 1892
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William Sherman Davis
1870 - 1968
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Fred Moody Davis
1876 - 1949
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Wilma Aldona "Donie" Davis (Summers)
1874 - 1972
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Henry Orville Davis
1886 - 1973
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Oliver Chauncey Davis
1859 - 1942
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Theodore Grant Davis
1863 - 1942
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Isabell Mary Davis
1861 - 1948
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Francis Earl "Frank" Davis
1884 - 1976
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Viola Jane Davis
1888 - 1980
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Emma Mariah Davis
1857 - 1944
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Luella Davis
1867 - 1958

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