He lived in Rush, NY for many years, near his father. In about 1866 he moved to Mecklenburg, NY. He changed his occupation from a farmer to a miller. He started a Lumbar Mill business with son-in-law, Joseph C Armitage, called "Davis and Armitage". There business partnership was dissolved on 12-4-1867, and was then just run by him.
He is the son of Ethan Davis and Betsy Hazard.
Father of Ethan William Davis, Mary Degroff Armitage, Amelia Jenny Ellis, Josephine C. Smith, Perthenia Annette Armitage, Helen Eliza Stull, Georgianna Jessie Dykeman, Theresa B. Ellis, Milton Hibbard Davis, & Emma I Kelly.
He is the son of Ethan Davis and Betsy Hazard.
Father of Ethan William Davis, Mary Degroff Armitage, Amelia Jenny Ellis, Josephine C. Smith, Perthenia Annette Armitage, Helen Eliza Stull, Georgianna Jessie Dykeman, Theresa B. Ellis, Milton Hibbard Davis, & Emma I Kelly.
He lived in Rush, NY for many years, near his father. In about 1866 he moved to Mecklenburg, NY. He changed his occupation from a farmer to a miller. He started a Lumbar Mill business with son-in-law, Joseph C Armitage, called "Davis and Armitage". There business partnership was dissolved on 12-4-1867, and was then just run by him.
He is the son of Ethan Davis and Betsy Hazard.
Father of Ethan William Davis, Mary Degroff Armitage, Amelia Jenny Ellis, Josephine C. Smith, Perthenia Annette Armitage, Helen Eliza Stull, Georgianna Jessie Dykeman, Theresa B. Ellis, Milton Hibbard Davis, & Emma I Kelly.
He is the son of Ethan Davis and Betsy Hazard.
Father of Ethan William Davis, Mary Degroff Armitage, Amelia Jenny Ellis, Josephine C. Smith, Perthenia Annette Armitage, Helen Eliza Stull, Georgianna Jessie Dykeman, Theresa B. Ellis, Milton Hibbard Davis, & Emma I Kelly.
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