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Nathan Davis

Birth9 Jun 1832 - Holly Springs, Randolph, North Carolina, United States
Death19 Oct 1919 - Rose Hill, Kansas
MotherMary Ann Barker
FatherJohn Davis

Born in Holly Springs, Randolph, North Carolina, United States on 9 Jun 1832 to John Davis and Mary Ann Barker. Nathan Davis married Dinah Kemp Hobson and had 8 children. He passed away on 19 Oct 1919 in Rose Hill, Kansas.

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Parents
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John Davis
1794 - 1877
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Mary Ann Barker
1793 - 1890
Spouse(s)
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Dinah Kemp Hobson
1842 - 1913
Children Show all
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Hannah Lavina Davis
1876 - 1964
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John Thomas "J T" Davis
1865 - 1948
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Anna Jane Davis
1861 - 1939
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Ruth Essie Davis
1877 - 1968
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William Baldwin Davis
1853 - 1941
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Stella Winifred Davis
1879 - 1946
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Cyrus Jessup Davis
1855 - 1952
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Mary Ellen Davis
1857 - 1874

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