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Matthew King Davis

Birth9 April 1836 - Missouri, United States
Death18 February 1885 - Callaway, Missouri, United States
MotherJulia Ann Davis
FatherBarnabas Coe Davis

Born in Missouri, United States on 9 April 1836 to Barnabas Coe Davis and Julia Ann Davis. Matthew King Davis married Mary Eleanor White/Whyte and had 9 children. He passed away on 18 February 1885 in Callaway, Missouri, United States.

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Barnabas Coe Davis
1801 - 1868
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Julia Ann Davis
1814 - 1857
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Mary Eleanor White/whyte
1833 - 1871
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Susan Laura Davis
1866 - 1931
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Martin Butler Davis
1867 - 1916
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Emma L. Davis
1876 - 1905
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Charles Henry Davis
1874 - 1951
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Ewing Joshua Davis
1880 - 1953
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Forest Barker Davis
1867 - 1934
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Samuel Atwood Davis
1862 - 1927
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John Harrison Davis
1882 - 1952
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Barnabus Carroll Davis
1864 - 1930

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