Susan (Wingate) Davisson was the daughter of Peter Wingate (1787-1864) who was born in Maryland and died in Macon County, Missouri; and Eliza (Ward) Wingate (1799-1845) who is believed to have been born in Virginia and died presumably in Maryland as that is where she is buried.
The 1850, 1870, and 1880 census records for Susan (Wingate) Davisson, show her birthplace as Delaware and her father's birthplace as Maryland and her mother's as Virginia.
Susan's mother died in 1845 at the age of 46 and is buried in Bethel Cemetery, Chesapeak City, Cecil County, Maryland. After this, Susan's father took the children and moved to Ohio.
The 1850 census of Clark County, Ohio, shows Susan's father and 5 children in the home (Susan at age 17 with 2 sisters and 2 brothers):
Peter Wingate 63
Robert W. Wingate 20
Susan Wingate 17
Mary Wingate 14
Martha Wingate 10
James Wingate 7
Besides these siblings, Susan had at least two older brothers:
George W. Wingate 1822-1887
Thomas Wingate 1827-
On September 17, 1853 in Deer Creek, Clark County, Ohio, Susan married James Gatch Davisson.
They had the following known children:
Mary Eliza Davisson 1854 – 1918
Sarah Davisson 1856 – 1895
Thomas Franklin Davisson 1857 – 1945
Isaac Wingate Davisson 1859 – 1925
Charles W. Davisson 1862 – 1959
Jay Davisson 1864 –
Nellie Jane (Davisson) Hungate 1866 – 1949
Gertrude Davisson 1869 – 1913
Grace Davisson 1871 – 1913
Lysurgus Davisson 1874 – 1892
Male Davisson 1880-1880
The Davisson family moved from Ohio to Macon County, Missouri in about 1858 (according to the birthdates and birthplaces of their children as shown on census records). James was a farmer and a doctor. Some records also say he was a teacher.
1870 Census of Independence Township, Macon County, Missouri:
J. G. Davisson 30, farmer, born Ohio
Susan Davisson 36, born Delaware
Mary E. Davisson 15, born Ohio
Sarah Davisson 13, born Ohio
Franklin Davisson 12, born MO
Wingate Davisson 10, born MO
Charles Davisson 8, born MO
Nelllie Davisson 4, born MO
Gertrude Davisson 1, born MO
1880 Census of Independence Township, Macon County, Missouri:
J. Davisson 51, Farmer, born Ohio
Susan S. Davisson 47, wife, born Deleware
Sarah Davisson 24, School Teacher, born Ohio
Charlie Davisson 17, Farm laborer, born MO
Nellie Davisson 13, born MO
Girtrude Davisson 10, born MO
Grace Davisson 8, born MO
Lycurgus Davisson 5, born MO
Infant Davisson 1 (lined through on census - apparently died)
Susan died in 1894 and James in 1927, and both are buried at Hopewell Cemetery in Macon County, Missouri. Their daughter Nellie Jane (Davisson) Hungate and her husband Jefferson Davis Hungate are buried next to them. Their daughter Sarah (Davisson) Borron and son Lysurcus Davisson are also buried at this cemetery.
- Written by Blytha (Dennis) Ellis, Historian
The 1850, 1870, and 1880 census records for Susan (Wingate) Davisson, show her birthplace as Delaware and her father's birthplace as Maryland and her mother's as Virginia.
Susan's mother died in 1845 at the age of 46 and is buried in Bethel Cemetery, Chesapeak City, Cecil County, Maryland. After this, Susan's father took the children and moved to Ohio.
The 1850 census of Clark County, Ohio, shows Susan's father and 5 children in the home (Susan at age 17 with 2 sisters and 2 brothers):
Peter Wingate 63
Robert W. Wingate 20
Susan Wingate 17
Mary Wingate 14
Martha Wingate 10
James Wingate 7
Besides these siblings, Susan had at least two older brothers:
George W. Wingate 1822-1887
Thomas Wingate 1827-
On September 17, 1853 in Deer Creek, Clark County, Ohio, Susan married James Gatch Davisson.
They had the following known children:
Mary Eliza Davisson 1854 – 1918
Sarah Davisson 1856 – 1895
Thomas Franklin Davisson 1857 – 1945
Isaac Wingate Davisson 1859 – 1925
Charles W. Davisson 1862 – 1959
Jay Davisson 1864 –
Nellie Jane (Davisson) Hungate 1866 – 1949
Gertrude Davisson 1869 – 1913
Grace Davisson 1871 – 1913
Lysurgus Davisson 1874 – 1892
Male Davisson 1880-1880
The Davisson family moved from Ohio to Macon County, Missouri in about 1858 (according to the birthdates and birthplaces of their children as shown on census records). James was a farmer and a doctor. Some records also say he was a teacher.
1870 Census of Independence Township, Macon County, Missouri:
J. G. Davisson 30, farmer, born Ohio
Susan Davisson 36, born Delaware
Mary E. Davisson 15, born Ohio
Sarah Davisson 13, born Ohio
Franklin Davisson 12, born MO
Wingate Davisson 10, born MO
Charles Davisson 8, born MO
Nelllie Davisson 4, born MO
Gertrude Davisson 1, born MO
1880 Census of Independence Township, Macon County, Missouri:
J. Davisson 51, Farmer, born Ohio
Susan S. Davisson 47, wife, born Deleware
Sarah Davisson 24, School Teacher, born Ohio
Charlie Davisson 17, Farm laborer, born MO
Nellie Davisson 13, born MO
Girtrude Davisson 10, born MO
Grace Davisson 8, born MO
Lycurgus Davisson 5, born MO
Infant Davisson 1 (lined through on census - apparently died)
Susan died in 1894 and James in 1927, and both are buried at Hopewell Cemetery in Macon County, Missouri. Their daughter Nellie Jane (Davisson) Hungate and her husband Jefferson Davis Hungate are buried next to them. Their daughter Sarah (Davisson) Borron and son Lysurcus Davisson are also buried at this cemetery.
- Written by Blytha (Dennis) Ellis, Historian
Susan (Wingate) Davisson was the daughter of Peter Wingate (1787-1864) who was born in Maryland and died in Macon County, Missouri; and Eliza (Ward) Wingate (1799-1845) who is believed to have been born in Virginia and died presumably in Maryland as that is where she is buried.
The 1850, 1870, and 1880 census records for Susan (Wingate) Davisson, show her birthplace as Delaware and her father's birthplace as Maryland and her mother's as Virginia.
Susan's mother died in 1845 at the age of 46 and is buried in Bethel Cemetery, Chesapeak City, Cecil County, Maryland. After this, Susan's father took the children and moved to Ohio.
The 1850 census of Clark County, Ohio, shows Susan's father and 5 children in the home (Susan at age 17 with 2 sisters and 2 brothers):
Peter Wingate 63
Robert W. Wingate 20
Susan Wingate 17
Mary Wingate 14
Martha Wingate 10
James Wingate 7
Besides these siblings, Susan had at least two older brothers:
George W. Wingate 1822-1887
Thomas Wingate 1827-
On September 17, 1853 in Deer Creek, Clark County, Ohio, Susan married James Gatch Davisson.
They had the following known children:
Mary Eliza Davisson 1854 – 1918
Sarah Davisson 1856 – 1895
Thomas Franklin Davisson 1857 – 1945
Isaac Wingate Davisson 1859 – 1925
Charles W. Davisson 1862 – 1959
Jay Davisson 1864 –
Nellie Jane (Davisson) Hungate 1866 – 1949
Gertrude Davisson 1869 – 1913
Grace Davisson 1871 – 1913
Lysurgus Davisson 1874 – 1892
Male Davisson 1880-1880
The Davisson family moved from Ohio to Macon County, Missouri in about 1858 (according to the birthdates and birthplaces of their children as shown on census records). James was a farmer and a doctor. Some records also say he was a teacher.
1870 Census of Independence Township, Macon County, Missouri:
J. G. Davisson 30, farmer, born Ohio
Susan Davisson 36, born Delaware
Mary E. Davisson 15, born Ohio
Sarah Davisson 13, born Ohio
Franklin Davisson 12, born MO
Wingate Davisson 10, born MO
Charles Davisson 8, born MO
Nelllie Davisson 4, born MO
Gertrude Davisson 1, born MO
1880 Census of Independence Township, Macon County, Missouri:
J. Davisson 51, Farmer, born Ohio
Susan S. Davisson 47, wife, born Deleware
Sarah Davisson 24, School Teacher, born Ohio
Charlie Davisson 17, Farm laborer, born MO
Nellie Davisson 13, born MO
Girtrude Davisson 10, born MO
Grace Davisson 8, born MO
Lycurgus Davisson 5, born MO
Infant Davisson 1 (lined through on census - apparently died)
Susan died in 1894 and James in 1927, and both are buried at Hopewell Cemetery in Macon County, Missouri. Their daughter Nellie Jane (Davisson) Hungate and her husband Jefferson Davis Hungate are buried next to them. Their daughter Sarah (Davisson) Borron and son Lysurcus Davisson are also buried at this cemetery.
- Written by Blytha (Dennis) Ellis, Historian
The 1850, 1870, and 1880 census records for Susan (Wingate) Davisson, show her birthplace as Delaware and her father's birthplace as Maryland and her mother's as Virginia.
Susan's mother died in 1845 at the age of 46 and is buried in Bethel Cemetery, Chesapeak City, Cecil County, Maryland. After this, Susan's father took the children and moved to Ohio.
The 1850 census of Clark County, Ohio, shows Susan's father and 5 children in the home (Susan at age 17 with 2 sisters and 2 brothers):
Peter Wingate 63
Robert W. Wingate 20
Susan Wingate 17
Mary Wingate 14
Martha Wingate 10
James Wingate 7
Besides these siblings, Susan had at least two older brothers:
George W. Wingate 1822-1887
Thomas Wingate 1827-
On September 17, 1853 in Deer Creek, Clark County, Ohio, Susan married James Gatch Davisson.
They had the following known children:
Mary Eliza Davisson 1854 – 1918
Sarah Davisson 1856 – 1895
Thomas Franklin Davisson 1857 – 1945
Isaac Wingate Davisson 1859 – 1925
Charles W. Davisson 1862 – 1959
Jay Davisson 1864 –
Nellie Jane (Davisson) Hungate 1866 – 1949
Gertrude Davisson 1869 – 1913
Grace Davisson 1871 – 1913
Lysurgus Davisson 1874 – 1892
Male Davisson 1880-1880
The Davisson family moved from Ohio to Macon County, Missouri in about 1858 (according to the birthdates and birthplaces of their children as shown on census records). James was a farmer and a doctor. Some records also say he was a teacher.
1870 Census of Independence Township, Macon County, Missouri:
J. G. Davisson 30, farmer, born Ohio
Susan Davisson 36, born Delaware
Mary E. Davisson 15, born Ohio
Sarah Davisson 13, born Ohio
Franklin Davisson 12, born MO
Wingate Davisson 10, born MO
Charles Davisson 8, born MO
Nelllie Davisson 4, born MO
Gertrude Davisson 1, born MO
1880 Census of Independence Township, Macon County, Missouri:
J. Davisson 51, Farmer, born Ohio
Susan S. Davisson 47, wife, born Deleware
Sarah Davisson 24, School Teacher, born Ohio
Charlie Davisson 17, Farm laborer, born MO
Nellie Davisson 13, born MO
Girtrude Davisson 10, born MO
Grace Davisson 8, born MO
Lycurgus Davisson 5, born MO
Infant Davisson 1 (lined through on census - apparently died)
Susan died in 1894 and James in 1927, and both are buried at Hopewell Cemetery in Macon County, Missouri. Their daughter Nellie Jane (Davisson) Hungate and her husband Jefferson Davis Hungate are buried next to them. Their daughter Sarah (Davisson) Borron and son Lysurcus Davisson are also buried at this cemetery.
- Written by Blytha (Dennis) Ellis, Historian
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