Nathan H Davis, 1812–1903 (aged 90 years)
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- Nathan H /Davis/
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Citation details: genealogytrails.com/ill/pike/biodavisn.html Text: Nathan H. Davis Nathan H. Davis was born in Strafford Co., N.H. Aug. 4, 1812; was raised on a farm and educated in the public schools of Canada, his parents having moved there with their children in 1818. When he obtained his majority he went to Boston, Mass., where he learned the carpenter's trade. He worked on the bridges of the Boston & Lowell R.R. for three summers. In 1837 Mr. Davis started for the then far West and arrived in Quincy, IL Aug. 14 of the same year, and in a few days came to Barry, this county, where he pursued his profession for a number of years and then purchased a farm in Derry township, on sec. 1. He then engaged in farming, working at his trade at intervals. July 18, 1839 he was married to Sarah Lourimore, daughter of Robert S. and Mary Lourimore, deceased. Mrs. Davis was born in Butler co., Ohio May 8, 1817, where she remained until 8 years of age, when her parents took her to Dark Co., O., and in 1837 they moved to Pike Co IL where she still resides. Mr.a dn Mrs. Davis have had 7 children, of whom 4 are living - Josephine, Frances, Louisa and David, all married. Mr. Davis is a farmer and has been extensively engaged in stock-raising. He is a son of Nathan Davis, who was born in N.H. Nov. 22, 1772. His mother was Sally Boynton, who wsa born in 1777 in Old Salem, mass. From the " History of Pike County Chapman & Co. 1880 (People/ Towns / Religion/ )
Source: David Marion Davis Death Record
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Note: Nathan was still alive in 1900 and living with David Davis in Griggsville, Illinois. |
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1812–1903
Birth: August 4, 1812
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— Strafford, New Hampshire, USA Death: June 28, 1903 — Griggsville, Pike, Illinois, USA |
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1812–1903
Birth: August 4, 1812
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— Strafford, New Hampshire, USA Death: June 28, 1903 — Griggsville, Pike, Illinois, USA |
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1846–1916
Birth: March 16, 1846
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1854–1932
Birth: January 3, 1854
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Citation details: genealogytrails.com/ill/pike/biodavisn.html Text: Nathan H. Davis Nathan H. Davis was born in Strafford Co., N.H. Aug. 4, 1812; was raised on a farm and educated in the public schools of Canada, his parents having moved there with their children in 1818. When he obtained his majority he went to Boston, Mass., where he learned the carpenter's trade. He worked on the bridges of the Boston & Lowell R.R. for three summers. In 1837 Mr. Davis started for the then far West and arrived in Quincy, IL Aug. 14 of the same year, and in a few days came to Barry, this county, where he pursued his profession for a number of years and then purchased a farm in Derry township, on sec. 1. He then engaged in farming, working at his trade at intervals. July 18, 1839 he was married to Sarah Lourimore, daughter of Robert S. and Mary Lourimore, deceased. Mrs. Davis was born in Butler co., Ohio May 8, 1817, where she remained until 8 years of age, when her parents took her to Dark Co., O., and in 1837 they moved to Pike Co IL where she still resides. Mr.a dn Mrs. Davis have had 7 children, of whom 4 are living - Josephine, Frances, Louisa and David, all married. Mr. Davis is a farmer and has been extensively engaged in stock-raising. He is a son of Nathan Davis, who was born in N.H. Nov. 22, 1772. His mother was Sally Boynton, who wsa born in 1777 in Old Salem, mass. From the " History of Pike County Chapman & Co. 1880 (People/ Towns / Religion/ )
Source: David Marion Davis Death Record
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Nathan was still alive in 1900 and living with David Davis in Griggsville, Illinois. |
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1910 Federal Census Knox, Ohio1900 Griggsville, Pike, Illinois Federal Census notes that Nathan's Father was from Wales and his mother was from Massachusetts. The 1880 census states that Nathan's wife was from Ohio. |
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BIOGRAPHIES Pike County IL Nathan H. Davis Nathan H. Davis was born in Strafford Co., N.H. Aug. 4, 1812; was raised on a farm and educated in the public schools of Canada, his parents having moved there with their children in 1818. When he obtained his majority he went to Boston, Mass., where he learned the carpenter's trade. He worked on the bridges of the Boston & Lowell R.R. for three summers. In 1837 Mr. Davis started for the then far West and arrived in Quincy, IL Aug. 14 of the same year, and in a few days came to Barry, this county, where he pursued his profession for a number of years and then purchased a farm in Derry township, on sec. 1. He then engaged in farming, working at his trade at intervals. July 18, 1839 he was married to Sarah Lourimore, daughter of Robert S. and Mary Lourimore, deceased. Mrs. Davis was born in Butler co., Ohio May 8, 1817, where she remained until 8 years of age, when her parents took her to Dark Co., O., and in 1837 they moved to Pike Co IL where she still resides. Mr.a dn Mrs. Davis have had 7 children, of whom 4 are living - Josephine, Frances, Louisa and David, all married. Mr. Davis is a farmer and has been extensively engaged in stock-raising. He is a son of Nathan Davis, who was born in N.H. Nov. 22, 1772. His mother was Sally Boynton, who wsa born in 1777 in Old Salem, mass. From the " History of Pike County Chapman & Co. 1880 (People/ Towns / Religion/ ) |
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BIOGRAPHIES Pike County IL Nathan H. Davis Nathan H. Davis was born in Strafford Co., N.H. Aug. 4, 1812; was raised on a farm and educated in the public schools of Canada, his parents having moved there with their children in 1818. When he obtained his majority he went to Boston, Mass., where he learned the carpenter's trade. He worked on the bridges of the Boston & Lowell R.R. for three summers. In 1837 Mr. Davis started for the then far West and arrived in Quincy, IL Aug. 14 of the same year, and in a few days came to Barry, this county, where he pursued his profession for a number of years and then purchased a farm in Derry township, on sec. 1. He then engaged in farming, working at his trade at intervals. July 18, 1839 he was married to Sarah Lourimore, daughter of Robert S. and Mary Lourimore, deceased. Mrs. Davis was born in Butler co., Ohio May 8, 1817, where she remained until 8 years of age, when her parents took her to Dark Co., O., and in 1837 they moved to Pike Co IL where she still resides. Mr.a dn Mrs. Davis have had 7 children, of whom 4 are living - Josephine, Frances, Louisa and David, all married. Mr. Davis is a farmer and has been extensively engaged in stock-raising. He is a son of Nathan Davis, who was born in N.H. Nov. 22, 1772. His mother was Sally Boynton, who wsa born in 1777 in Old Salem, mass. From the " History of Pike County Chapman & Co. 1880 (People/ Towns / Religion/ ) |
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BIOGRAPHIES Pike County IL Nathan H. Davis Nathan H. Davis was born in Strafford Co., N.H. Aug. 4, 1812; was raised on a farm and educated in the public schools of Canada, his parents having moved there with their children in 1818. When he obtained his majority he went to Boston, Mass., where he learned the carpenter's trade. He worked on the bridges of the Boston & Lowell R.R. for three summers. In 1837 Mr. Davis started for the then far West and arrived in Quincy, IL Aug. 14 of the same year, and in a few days came to Barry, this county, where he pursued his profession for a number of years and then purchased a farm in Derry township, on sec. 1. He then engaged in farming, working at his trade at intervals. July 18, 1839 he was married to Sarah Lourimore, daughter of Robert S. and Mary Lourimore, deceased. Mrs. Davis was born in Butler co., Ohio May 8, 1817, where she remained until 8 years of age, when her parents took her to Dark Co., O., and in 1837 they moved to Pike Co IL where she still resides. Mr.a dn Mrs. Davis have had 7 children, of whom 4 are living - Josephine, Frances, Louisa and David, all married. Mr. Davis is a farmer and has been extensively engaged in stock-raising. He is a son of Nathan Davis, who was born in N.H. Nov. 22, 1772. His mother was Sally Boynton, who wsa born in 1777 in Old Salem, mass. From the " History of Pike County Chapman & Co. 1880 (People/ Towns / Religion/ ) |