Davis was a reasonably prosperous farmer. The 1858 and 1873 landownership maps showed he lived on the northern end of what is today called North Road. The town history described him as having a genial nature, an upright nature, and was universally respected through his long and useful life. He was the last serving deacon of the Union Chapel of North Leeds.
He was very close to his brother Asa, who lived in Massachusetts. Asa named a son Francis Davis Millett. The nephew was a man of numerous accomplishments, including that he as an excellent painter, author and war correspondent. The nephew lost his life in the sinking of the Titanic.
Davis was a reasonably prosperous farmer. The 1858 and 1873 landownership maps showed he lived on the northern end of what is today called North Road. The town history described him as having a genial nature, an upright nature, and was universally respected through his long and useful life. He was the last serving deacon of the Union Chapel of North Leeds.
He was very close to his brother Asa, who lived in Massachusetts. Asa named a son Francis Davis Millett. The nephew was a man of numerous accomplishments, including that he as an excellent painter, author and war correspondent. The nephew lost his life in the sinking of the Titanic.
Family Members
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Solomon Millett
1797–1880
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Parsons Millett
1798–1821
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Thomas Millett
1801–1874
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Lydia Millett
1803–1817
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Obadiah Millett
1805–1864
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Isabella Parsons Millett Cobb
1807–1885
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Aaron Millett
1809–1882
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Dr Asa Millet
1813–1893
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Polly F. Millett Safford
1815–1888
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Lydia Millett Safford
1818–1893
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Adelia Millett Timberlake
1822–1898
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