"The LaFayette Sun" - July 13, 1927:
Former LaFayette Citizen Dies Suddenly.
Walter Davis, age about 60 years, died suddenly at his home in Hogansville, Ga., Monday night at 8 o'clock from what physicians say was an attack of apoplexy. The remains of the deceased reached LaFayette today and interment was in the LaFayette Cemetery at 12 o'clock.
The deceased was for a long time a resident of this city, serving for several years as mayor and being otherwise actively associated with the business interests of LaFayette under the firm name of McGhee, Driver and Davis. He moved to Hogansville several years ago where he had made his home up until the time of his death.
His body reached LaFayette today and at 12 o'clock interment was in the LaFayette Cemetery. Rev. J. B. Laseter, pastor of the Baptist Church, officiating at the grave. Funeral services were held for the deceased at the home of the deceased on Tuesday.
Surviving the deceased are three sisters, Mrs. Robert Gaines, Dothan; Mrs. Conklin, St. Petersburg, Fla., and Mrs. Hattie Harris, of LaFayette; two brothers, S. A. Davis, of Florida, and R. D. Davis; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Jim Brightman, of Birmingham; Mrs. Word, of Hogansville, and Miss Katherine Davis, of Hogansville.
AND...
July 20, 1927:
W. G. Davis.
The death of Hon. W. G. Davis, which occurred at his home at Hogansville, Ga., Monday night, July 11th, came as a shock, which saddened his old home town and community. Relatives and friends knew of his failing health, but hoped for many more years of his useful, public spirited life. Mr. Davis, until 20 years ago, was a resident of LaFayette from early manhood. He was born and reared at Milltown. After coming to LaFayette he was prominently identified with the up-building of the town, serving as councilman and later mayor for many years, during this time he carried for work greatly benefiting the town. He was prominent secret order man and a useful member of the Baptist church. He was married to Miss Susie Driver in January 1884. His wife and three daughters, Mrs. Van Brightman, of Birmingham; Mrs. Herbert Wood and Miss Dorothy Davis, of Hogansville, and two grandchildren, Laura Van Brightman and Miss Frances Wood, survive him, all of whom were at his bedside during his illness, ministering to him with loving care. He was stricken with paralysis July 2nd, and despite faithful nursing and skilled physician's care the sad end came July 11th. Numbers of friends and relatives from Hogansville, Atlanta, Birmingham, Dothan and St. Petersburg, Fla., accompanied the remains to LaFayette. Four cars of honorary pall bearers from LaFayette and throughout the county attended the service. Mayor Sam H. Oliver and councilmen and ladies of the Baptist missionary society of which Mrs. Davis formerly was a member attended officially. Heartfelt sympathy is extended the bereaved family.
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Timeline of Events in the Life of W. G. Davis.
- Born in Roanoke, Randolph County, October 9, 1861
- Living in Milltown in 1880
- Married Susan (Susie) M Driver (daughter of James M Driver) at the Clark house in West Point, GA on January 20, 1884
- Both living in LaFayette when married in 1884; salesman for D. G. Allen & Bro.
- Mrs. M. E. Driver moves in with them in August 1892
- City Councilman in May 1893
- The Davis of McGehee, Driver and Davis or McGehee, Driver & Co in 1896
- Re-elected Alderman in March1898; also delegate to State Democratic Convention from Chambers for the Judicial Committee which post he held for years including chairman of it
- Member of Knights of Pythias; member of the Baptist Church
- Adding to his home May 1898
- Married with two daughters on Warren Street in 1900 (General Merchandise)
- Mayor or Intendent of LaFayette in 1900
- Events under his tenure as Mayor - building on Electric Plant, operation of Dispensary, bringing Dr. E. L. Eldridge as President of LaFayette College
- Responsible for investigating the City's building of electric plant before 1900
- Chairman of the Democratic Executive committee 1900-1904
- Re-elected Mayor in 1901 over George H. Black (101-59)
- Withdrew from ticket for re-election in 1902 in favor of J. B. Duke and elected to City Council
- Re-elected Mayor in 1903, 1904, 1905
- One of the original stockholders in the formation of Headly-Frazer Dry Goods Co in 1902
- Manager of Wood's Opera House when opened in 1903
- Owned a large farm he rented out north of Ward's Mill in 1903
- Makes announcement in March 1906 that he plans to make his home in Hayneville where he is living by May
- In Hogansville in 1909
- Married with two daughters (3 total) in Hogansville, GA in 1910 (Manager - General Store)
- Mayor of Hogansville in 1911 and 1913
- Died in Hogansville July 11, 1927, buried in LaFayette Cemetery
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Georgia Deaths Index.
Name: Walter Gillespie Davis
Birth Date: October 9, 1861
Birth Place: Roanoke, Randolph, Alabama
Death Date: July 11, 1927
Death Place: Troup
Death Age: 65
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
Father Name: Joseph Hopson Davis
Mother Name: Mary Elizabeth Gillespie
Spouse Name: Walter Gillespie Davis (Obviously an error)
FHL Film Number: 2364793
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1870 Randolph County, (Roanoke) AL Census:
#H479
Joseph H. Davis 51M Physician R$2,000 P$1,425 Born GA
Mary Davis 36F Keeps House Born GA
David L. Davis 30M Born GA
John S. Davis 18M Farm Laborer Born GA
Crawford C. Davis 11M Born AL
WALTER G. DAVIS 9M Born AL
Robt. S. Davis 6M Born AL
Stephen A. D. Davis 4M Born AL
Harriet H. Davis 1F Born AL
Anica Faning 52F (Black) Cook Born GA
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1900 Chambers County, (LaFayette - Warren St.) AL Census:
#H127
Walter G. Davis 38M General Merchandise Born Oct. 1861 in AL
Susan M. Davis 33F Wife Born Nov. 1866 in AL (Married 16 years. Mother of 2 children; 2 children living)
Mary Jim Davis 15F Daughter At School Born March 1885 in AL
Winnie Davis 8F Daughter Born Sept. 1891 in AL
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1910 Troup County, (Hogansville - East Main St.) GA Census:
#H124
Walter G. Davis 48M Manager-General Store Born AL
Susan M. Davis 42F Wife Born AL (Married 26 years. Mother of 3 children; 3 children living)
Winnie Davis 17F Daughter Born AL
Dorothy Davis 4F Daughter Born AL
W. H. Turner 30M Boarder Superintendant-Cotton Mill Born NC
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1920 Troup County, (Hogansville) GA Census:
#H30
Walter G. Davis 54M Cotton Buyer-Warehouse Born AL
Susian Davis 52F Wife Born AL
Dorothy Davis 14F Daughter Born TX(?)
Hattie D. Harris 50F Boarder Born GA
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Former LaFayette Citizen Dies Suddenly.
Walter Davis, age about 60 years, died suddenly at his home in Hogansville, Ga., Monday night at 8 o'clock from what physicians say was an attack of apoplexy. The remains of the deceased reached LaFayette today and interment was in the LaFayette Cemetery at 12 o'clock.
The deceased was for a long time a resident of this city, serving for several years as mayor and being otherwise actively associated with the business interests of LaFayette under the firm name of McGhee, Driver and Davis. He moved to Hogansville several years ago where he had made his home up until the time of his death.
His body reached LaFayette today and at 12 o'clock interment was in the LaFayette Cemetery. Rev. J. B. Laseter, pastor of the Baptist Church, officiating at the grave. Funeral services were held for the deceased at the home of the deceased on Tuesday.
Surviving the deceased are three sisters, Mrs. Robert Gaines, Dothan; Mrs. Conklin, St. Petersburg, Fla., and Mrs. Hattie Harris, of LaFayette; two brothers, S. A. Davis, of Florida, and R. D. Davis; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Jim Brightman, of Birmingham; Mrs. Word, of Hogansville, and Miss Katherine Davis, of Hogansville.
AND...
July 20, 1927:
W. G. Davis.
The death of Hon. W. G. Davis, which occurred at his home at Hogansville, Ga., Monday night, July 11th, came as a shock, which saddened his old home town and community. Relatives and friends knew of his failing health, but hoped for many more years of his useful, public spirited life. Mr. Davis, until 20 years ago, was a resident of LaFayette from early manhood. He was born and reared at Milltown. After coming to LaFayette he was prominently identified with the up-building of the town, serving as councilman and later mayor for many years, during this time he carried for work greatly benefiting the town. He was prominent secret order man and a useful member of the Baptist church. He was married to Miss Susie Driver in January 1884. His wife and three daughters, Mrs. Van Brightman, of Birmingham; Mrs. Herbert Wood and Miss Dorothy Davis, of Hogansville, and two grandchildren, Laura Van Brightman and Miss Frances Wood, survive him, all of whom were at his bedside during his illness, ministering to him with loving care. He was stricken with paralysis July 2nd, and despite faithful nursing and skilled physician's care the sad end came July 11th. Numbers of friends and relatives from Hogansville, Atlanta, Birmingham, Dothan and St. Petersburg, Fla., accompanied the remains to LaFayette. Four cars of honorary pall bearers from LaFayette and throughout the county attended the service. Mayor Sam H. Oliver and councilmen and ladies of the Baptist missionary society of which Mrs. Davis formerly was a member attended officially. Heartfelt sympathy is extended the bereaved family.
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Timeline of Events in the Life of W. G. Davis.
- Born in Roanoke, Randolph County, October 9, 1861
- Living in Milltown in 1880
- Married Susan (Susie) M Driver (daughter of James M Driver) at the Clark house in West Point, GA on January 20, 1884
- Both living in LaFayette when married in 1884; salesman for D. G. Allen & Bro.
- Mrs. M. E. Driver moves in with them in August 1892
- City Councilman in May 1893
- The Davis of McGehee, Driver and Davis or McGehee, Driver & Co in 1896
- Re-elected Alderman in March1898; also delegate to State Democratic Convention from Chambers for the Judicial Committee which post he held for years including chairman of it
- Member of Knights of Pythias; member of the Baptist Church
- Adding to his home May 1898
- Married with two daughters on Warren Street in 1900 (General Merchandise)
- Mayor or Intendent of LaFayette in 1900
- Events under his tenure as Mayor - building on Electric Plant, operation of Dispensary, bringing Dr. E. L. Eldridge as President of LaFayette College
- Responsible for investigating the City's building of electric plant before 1900
- Chairman of the Democratic Executive committee 1900-1904
- Re-elected Mayor in 1901 over George H. Black (101-59)
- Withdrew from ticket for re-election in 1902 in favor of J. B. Duke and elected to City Council
- Re-elected Mayor in 1903, 1904, 1905
- One of the original stockholders in the formation of Headly-Frazer Dry Goods Co in 1902
- Manager of Wood's Opera House when opened in 1903
- Owned a large farm he rented out north of Ward's Mill in 1903
- Makes announcement in March 1906 that he plans to make his home in Hayneville where he is living by May
- In Hogansville in 1909
- Married with two daughters (3 total) in Hogansville, GA in 1910 (Manager - General Store)
- Mayor of Hogansville in 1911 and 1913
- Died in Hogansville July 11, 1927, buried in LaFayette Cemetery
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Georgia Deaths Index.
Name: Walter Gillespie Davis
Birth Date: October 9, 1861
Birth Place: Roanoke, Randolph, Alabama
Death Date: July 11, 1927
Death Place: Troup
Death Age: 65
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
Father Name: Joseph Hopson Davis
Mother Name: Mary Elizabeth Gillespie
Spouse Name: Walter Gillespie Davis (Obviously an error)
FHL Film Number: 2364793
==========
1870 Randolph County, (Roanoke) AL Census:
#H479
Joseph H. Davis 51M Physician R$2,000 P$1,425 Born GA
Mary Davis 36F Keeps House Born GA
David L. Davis 30M Born GA
John S. Davis 18M Farm Laborer Born GA
Crawford C. Davis 11M Born AL
WALTER G. DAVIS 9M Born AL
Robt. S. Davis 6M Born AL
Stephen A. D. Davis 4M Born AL
Harriet H. Davis 1F Born AL
Anica Faning 52F (Black) Cook Born GA
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1900 Chambers County, (LaFayette - Warren St.) AL Census:
#H127
Walter G. Davis 38M General Merchandise Born Oct. 1861 in AL
Susan M. Davis 33F Wife Born Nov. 1866 in AL (Married 16 years. Mother of 2 children; 2 children living)
Mary Jim Davis 15F Daughter At School Born March 1885 in AL
Winnie Davis 8F Daughter Born Sept. 1891 in AL
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1910 Troup County, (Hogansville - East Main St.) GA Census:
#H124
Walter G. Davis 48M Manager-General Store Born AL
Susan M. Davis 42F Wife Born AL (Married 26 years. Mother of 3 children; 3 children living)
Winnie Davis 17F Daughter Born AL
Dorothy Davis 4F Daughter Born AL
W. H. Turner 30M Boarder Superintendant-Cotton Mill Born NC
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1920 Troup County, (Hogansville) GA Census:
#H30
Walter G. Davis 54M Cotton Buyer-Warehouse Born AL
Susian Davis 52F Wife Born AL
Dorothy Davis 14F Daughter Born TX(?)
Hattie D. Harris 50F Boarder Born GA
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"The LaFayette Sun" - July 13, 1927:
Former LaFayette Citizen Dies Suddenly.
Walter Davis, age about 60 years, died suddenly at his home in Hogansville, Ga., Monday night at 8 o'clock from what physicians say was an attack of apoplexy. The remains of the deceased reached LaFayette today and interment was in the LaFayette Cemetery at 12 o'clock.
The deceased was for a long time a resident of this city, serving for several years as mayor and being otherwise actively associated with the business interests of LaFayette under the firm name of McGhee, Driver and Davis. He moved to Hogansville several years ago where he had made his home up until the time of his death.
His body reached LaFayette today and at 12 o'clock interment was in the LaFayette Cemetery. Rev. J. B. Laseter, pastor of the Baptist Church, officiating at the grave. Funeral services were held for the deceased at the home of the deceased on Tuesday.
Surviving the deceased are three sisters, Mrs. Robert Gaines, Dothan; Mrs. Conklin, St. Petersburg, Fla., and Mrs. Hattie Harris, of LaFayette; two brothers, S. A. Davis, of Florida, and R. D. Davis; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Jim Brightman, of Birmingham; Mrs. Word, of Hogansville, and Miss Katherine Davis, of Hogansville.
AND...
July 20, 1927:
W. G. Davis.
The death of Hon. W. G. Davis, which occurred at his home at Hogansville, Ga., Monday night, July 11th, came as a shock, which saddened his old home town and community. Relatives and friends knew of his failing health, but hoped for many more years of his useful, public spirited life. Mr. Davis, until 20 years ago, was a resident of LaFayette from early manhood. He was born and reared at Milltown. After coming to LaFayette he was prominently identified with the up-building of the town, serving as councilman and later mayor for many years, during this time he carried for work greatly benefiting the town. He was prominent secret order man and a useful member of the Baptist church. He was married to Miss Susie Driver in January 1884. His wife and three daughters, Mrs. Van Brightman, of Birmingham; Mrs. Herbert Wood and Miss Dorothy Davis, of Hogansville, and two grandchildren, Laura Van Brightman and Miss Frances Wood, survive him, all of whom were at his bedside during his illness, ministering to him with loving care. He was stricken with paralysis July 2nd, and despite faithful nursing and skilled physician's care the sad end came July 11th. Numbers of friends and relatives from Hogansville, Atlanta, Birmingham, Dothan and St. Petersburg, Fla., accompanied the remains to LaFayette. Four cars of honorary pall bearers from LaFayette and throughout the county attended the service. Mayor Sam H. Oliver and councilmen and ladies of the Baptist missionary society of which Mrs. Davis formerly was a member attended officially. Heartfelt sympathy is extended the bereaved family.
==========
Timeline of Events in the Life of W. G. Davis.
- Born in Roanoke, Randolph County, October 9, 1861
- Living in Milltown in 1880
- Married Susan (Susie) M Driver (daughter of James M Driver) at the Clark house in West Point, GA on January 20, 1884
- Both living in LaFayette when married in 1884; salesman for D. G. Allen & Bro.
- Mrs. M. E. Driver moves in with them in August 1892
- City Councilman in May 1893
- The Davis of McGehee, Driver and Davis or McGehee, Driver & Co in 1896
- Re-elected Alderman in March1898; also delegate to State Democratic Convention from Chambers for the Judicial Committee which post he held for years including chairman of it
- Member of Knights of Pythias; member of the Baptist Church
- Adding to his home May 1898
- Married with two daughters on Warren Street in 1900 (General Merchandise)
- Mayor or Intendent of LaFayette in 1900
- Events under his tenure as Mayor - building on Electric Plant, operation of Dispensary, bringing Dr. E. L. Eldridge as President of LaFayette College
- Responsible for investigating the City's building of electric plant before 1900
- Chairman of the Democratic Executive committee 1900-1904
- Re-elected Mayor in 1901 over George H. Black (101-59)
- Withdrew from ticket for re-election in 1902 in favor of J. B. Duke and elected to City Council
- Re-elected Mayor in 1903, 1904, 1905
- One of the original stockholders in the formation of Headly-Frazer Dry Goods Co in 1902
- Manager of Wood's Opera House when opened in 1903
- Owned a large farm he rented out north of Ward's Mill in 1903
- Makes announcement in March 1906 that he plans to make his home in Hayneville where he is living by May
- In Hogansville in 1909
- Married with two daughters (3 total) in Hogansville, GA in 1910 (Manager - General Store)
- Mayor of Hogansville in 1911 and 1913
- Died in Hogansville July 11, 1927, buried in LaFayette Cemetery
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Georgia Deaths Index.
Name: Walter Gillespie Davis
Birth Date: October 9, 1861
Birth Place: Roanoke, Randolph, Alabama
Death Date: July 11, 1927
Death Place: Troup
Death Age: 65
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
Father Name: Joseph Hopson Davis
Mother Name: Mary Elizabeth Gillespie
Spouse Name: Walter Gillespie Davis (Obviously an error)
FHL Film Number: 2364793
==========
1870 Randolph County, (Roanoke) AL Census:
#H479
Joseph H. Davis 51M Physician R$2,000 P$1,425 Born GA
Mary Davis 36F Keeps House Born GA
David L. Davis 30M Born GA
John S. Davis 18M Farm Laborer Born GA
Crawford C. Davis 11M Born AL
WALTER G. DAVIS 9M Born AL
Robt. S. Davis 6M Born AL
Stephen A. D. Davis 4M Born AL
Harriet H. Davis 1F Born AL
Anica Faning 52F (Black) Cook Born GA
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1900 Chambers County, (LaFayette - Warren St.) AL Census:
#H127
Walter G. Davis 38M General Merchandise Born Oct. 1861 in AL
Susan M. Davis 33F Wife Born Nov. 1866 in AL (Married 16 years. Mother of 2 children; 2 children living)
Mary Jim Davis 15F Daughter At School Born March 1885 in AL
Winnie Davis 8F Daughter Born Sept. 1891 in AL
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1910 Troup County, (Hogansville - East Main St.) GA Census:
#H124
Walter G. Davis 48M Manager-General Store Born AL
Susan M. Davis 42F Wife Born AL (Married 26 years. Mother of 3 children; 3 children living)
Winnie Davis 17F Daughter Born AL
Dorothy Davis 4F Daughter Born AL
W. H. Turner 30M Boarder Superintendant-Cotton Mill Born NC
==========
1920 Troup County, (Hogansville) GA Census:
#H30
Walter G. Davis 54M Cotton Buyer-Warehouse Born AL
Susian Davis 52F Wife Born AL
Dorothy Davis 14F Daughter Born TX(?)
Hattie D. Harris 50F Boarder Born GA
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Former LaFayette Citizen Dies Suddenly.
Walter Davis, age about 60 years, died suddenly at his home in Hogansville, Ga., Monday night at 8 o'clock from what physicians say was an attack of apoplexy. The remains of the deceased reached LaFayette today and interment was in the LaFayette Cemetery at 12 o'clock.
The deceased was for a long time a resident of this city, serving for several years as mayor and being otherwise actively associated with the business interests of LaFayette under the firm name of McGhee, Driver and Davis. He moved to Hogansville several years ago where he had made his home up until the time of his death.
His body reached LaFayette today and at 12 o'clock interment was in the LaFayette Cemetery. Rev. J. B. Laseter, pastor of the Baptist Church, officiating at the grave. Funeral services were held for the deceased at the home of the deceased on Tuesday.
Surviving the deceased are three sisters, Mrs. Robert Gaines, Dothan; Mrs. Conklin, St. Petersburg, Fla., and Mrs. Hattie Harris, of LaFayette; two brothers, S. A. Davis, of Florida, and R. D. Davis; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Jim Brightman, of Birmingham; Mrs. Word, of Hogansville, and Miss Katherine Davis, of Hogansville.
AND...
July 20, 1927:
W. G. Davis.
The death of Hon. W. G. Davis, which occurred at his home at Hogansville, Ga., Monday night, July 11th, came as a shock, which saddened his old home town and community. Relatives and friends knew of his failing health, but hoped for many more years of his useful, public spirited life. Mr. Davis, until 20 years ago, was a resident of LaFayette from early manhood. He was born and reared at Milltown. After coming to LaFayette he was prominently identified with the up-building of the town, serving as councilman and later mayor for many years, during this time he carried for work greatly benefiting the town. He was prominent secret order man and a useful member of the Baptist church. He was married to Miss Susie Driver in January 1884. His wife and three daughters, Mrs. Van Brightman, of Birmingham; Mrs. Herbert Wood and Miss Dorothy Davis, of Hogansville, and two grandchildren, Laura Van Brightman and Miss Frances Wood, survive him, all of whom were at his bedside during his illness, ministering to him with loving care. He was stricken with paralysis July 2nd, and despite faithful nursing and skilled physician's care the sad end came July 11th. Numbers of friends and relatives from Hogansville, Atlanta, Birmingham, Dothan and St. Petersburg, Fla., accompanied the remains to LaFayette. Four cars of honorary pall bearers from LaFayette and throughout the county attended the service. Mayor Sam H. Oliver and councilmen and ladies of the Baptist missionary society of which Mrs. Davis formerly was a member attended officially. Heartfelt sympathy is extended the bereaved family.
==========
Timeline of Events in the Life of W. G. Davis.
- Born in Roanoke, Randolph County, October 9, 1861
- Living in Milltown in 1880
- Married Susan (Susie) M Driver (daughter of James M Driver) at the Clark house in West Point, GA on January 20, 1884
- Both living in LaFayette when married in 1884; salesman for D. G. Allen & Bro.
- Mrs. M. E. Driver moves in with them in August 1892
- City Councilman in May 1893
- The Davis of McGehee, Driver and Davis or McGehee, Driver & Co in 1896
- Re-elected Alderman in March1898; also delegate to State Democratic Convention from Chambers for the Judicial Committee which post he held for years including chairman of it
- Member of Knights of Pythias; member of the Baptist Church
- Adding to his home May 1898
- Married with two daughters on Warren Street in 1900 (General Merchandise)
- Mayor or Intendent of LaFayette in 1900
- Events under his tenure as Mayor - building on Electric Plant, operation of Dispensary, bringing Dr. E. L. Eldridge as President of LaFayette College
- Responsible for investigating the City's building of electric plant before 1900
- Chairman of the Democratic Executive committee 1900-1904
- Re-elected Mayor in 1901 over George H. Black (101-59)
- Withdrew from ticket for re-election in 1902 in favor of J. B. Duke and elected to City Council
- Re-elected Mayor in 1903, 1904, 1905
- One of the original stockholders in the formation of Headly-Frazer Dry Goods Co in 1902
- Manager of Wood's Opera House when opened in 1903
- Owned a large farm he rented out north of Ward's Mill in 1903
- Makes announcement in March 1906 that he plans to make his home in Hayneville where he is living by May
- In Hogansville in 1909
- Married with two daughters (3 total) in Hogansville, GA in 1910 (Manager - General Store)
- Mayor of Hogansville in 1911 and 1913
- Died in Hogansville July 11, 1927, buried in LaFayette Cemetery
==========
Georgia Deaths Index.
Name: Walter Gillespie Davis
Birth Date: October 9, 1861
Birth Place: Roanoke, Randolph, Alabama
Death Date: July 11, 1927
Death Place: Troup
Death Age: 65
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
Father Name: Joseph Hopson Davis
Mother Name: Mary Elizabeth Gillespie
Spouse Name: Walter Gillespie Davis (Obviously an error)
FHL Film Number: 2364793
==========
1870 Randolph County, (Roanoke) AL Census:
#H479
Joseph H. Davis 51M Physician R$2,000 P$1,425 Born GA
Mary Davis 36F Keeps House Born GA
David L. Davis 30M Born GA
John S. Davis 18M Farm Laborer Born GA
Crawford C. Davis 11M Born AL
WALTER G. DAVIS 9M Born AL
Robt. S. Davis 6M Born AL
Stephen A. D. Davis 4M Born AL
Harriet H. Davis 1F Born AL
Anica Faning 52F (Black) Cook Born GA
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1900 Chambers County, (LaFayette - Warren St.) AL Census:
#H127
Walter G. Davis 38M General Merchandise Born Oct. 1861 in AL
Susan M. Davis 33F Wife Born Nov. 1866 in AL (Married 16 years. Mother of 2 children; 2 children living)
Mary Jim Davis 15F Daughter At School Born March 1885 in AL
Winnie Davis 8F Daughter Born Sept. 1891 in AL
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1910 Troup County, (Hogansville - East Main St.) GA Census:
#H124
Walter G. Davis 48M Manager-General Store Born AL
Susan M. Davis 42F Wife Born AL (Married 26 years. Mother of 3 children; 3 children living)
Winnie Davis 17F Daughter Born AL
Dorothy Davis 4F Daughter Born AL
W. H. Turner 30M Boarder Superintendant-Cotton Mill Born NC
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1920 Troup County, (Hogansville) GA Census:
#H30
Walter G. Davis 54M Cotton Buyer-Warehouse Born AL
Susian Davis 52F Wife Born AL
Dorothy Davis 14F Daughter Born TX(?)
Hattie D. Harris 50F Boarder Born GA
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