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Myrtle Davis

Birth12 Nov 1867 - Butler, Butler, Pennsylvania, United States
Death11 Jul 1932 - Greene, Indiana, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherPrudence Neome Hockenberry
FatherHenry DAVIS

Born in Butler, Butler, Pennsylvania, United States on 12 Nov 1867 to Henry DAVIS and Prudence Neome Hockenberry. Myrtle Davis married James C Giles and had 11 children. She passed away on 11 Jul 1932 in Greene, Indiana, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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Henry Davis
1840 - 1905
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Prudence Neome Hockenberry
1843 - 1954
Spouse(s)
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James C Giles
1866 - 1924
Children Show all
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John Richard Giles
1909 - 1983
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Anna Violet "Annie" Giles
1900 - 1937
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Erma Belle Giles
1895 - 1983
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Walter Giles
1905 - 1970
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Dess Viola Giles
1902 - 1985
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Clifford Giles
1898 - 1917
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Gertrude Giles
1896 - 1985
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Olive Mae Giles
1894 - 1987
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Hazel Vivian Giles
1903 - 1992
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Luelda Ruth Giles
1913 - 1979
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Oran Earl Giles
1893 - 1895

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