Daughter of John Nuckolls &
Ann Collins
Youngest of ten children
3 sisters, 3 brothers& 3 UNK died young
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1811 Clark***see below
1813 Matilda D. (Pulliam) # 39755440
1819 Martha (Shellhouse)***see below
1822 Charles Samuel***see below
1824 James Dickenson***see below
1828 Jane (Blount) # 27663671
Married Samuel Davidson
09 May 1850 Sangamon Co, IL
Mother of nine children;
4 daughters & 5 sons
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1851 Annie "Etta"
1853 John Douglas d. 1869
1855 George W.
1859 Emma J. (Stout)
1862 Samuel M.
1864 Thomas Jefferson "Jeff"
1868 Miriam "Marie"
1869 Amanda May
1872 Charles Carroll***see below
Obituary
IL State Journal, Springfield, IL, 8-23-1918
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Mrs. Samuel Davidson, pioneer and highly esteemed resident of this vicinity, died at 10 o'clock this morning at her home near Divernon. Mrs. Davison was born October 16, 1831, in Sangamon county, and has lived in Sangamon county continuously. She was the daughter of John and Ann Nuckolls, who were natives of Virginia. In 1850, she was united in marriage to Samuel Davidson, and to this union nine children were born, four of whom survive. Mrs. Davidson had been married 62 years at the time of her husband's death several years ago.
Besides a large circle of friends, she leaves to mourn her loss four children, George, Jeff, Etta and Marie, thirteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon from the residence. Burial will be made in Cumberland cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Samuel Davidson will be held this afternoon at the family residence in Divernon. Interment will be made at Old Cumberland cemetery.
Ann Collins
Youngest of ten children
3 sisters, 3 brothers& 3 UNK died young
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1811 Clark***see below
1813 Matilda D. (Pulliam) # 39755440
1819 Martha (Shellhouse)***see below
1822 Charles Samuel***see below
1824 James Dickenson***see below
1828 Jane (Blount) # 27663671
Married Samuel Davidson
09 May 1850 Sangamon Co, IL
Mother of nine children;
4 daughters & 5 sons
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1851 Annie "Etta"
1853 John Douglas d. 1869
1855 George W.
1859 Emma J. (Stout)
1862 Samuel M.
1864 Thomas Jefferson "Jeff"
1868 Miriam "Marie"
1869 Amanda May
1872 Charles Carroll***see below
Obituary
IL State Journal, Springfield, IL, 8-23-1918
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Mrs. Samuel Davidson, pioneer and highly esteemed resident of this vicinity, died at 10 o'clock this morning at her home near Divernon. Mrs. Davison was born October 16, 1831, in Sangamon county, and has lived in Sangamon county continuously. She was the daughter of John and Ann Nuckolls, who were natives of Virginia. In 1850, she was united in marriage to Samuel Davidson, and to this union nine children were born, four of whom survive. Mrs. Davidson had been married 62 years at the time of her husband's death several years ago.
Besides a large circle of friends, she leaves to mourn her loss four children, George, Jeff, Etta and Marie, thirteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon from the residence. Burial will be made in Cumberland cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Samuel Davidson will be held this afternoon at the family residence in Divernon. Interment will be made at Old Cumberland cemetery.
Daughter of John Nuckolls &
Ann Collins
Youngest of ten children
3 sisters, 3 brothers& 3 UNK died young
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1811 Clark***see below
1813 Matilda D. (Pulliam) # 39755440
1819 Martha (Shellhouse)***see below
1822 Charles Samuel***see below
1824 James Dickenson***see below
1828 Jane (Blount) # 27663671
Married Samuel Davidson
09 May 1850 Sangamon Co, IL
Mother of nine children;
4 daughters & 5 sons
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1851 Annie "Etta"
1853 John Douglas d. 1869
1855 George W.
1859 Emma J. (Stout)
1862 Samuel M.
1864 Thomas Jefferson "Jeff"
1868 Miriam "Marie"
1869 Amanda May
1872 Charles Carroll***see below
Obituary
IL State Journal, Springfield, IL, 8-23-1918
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Mrs. Samuel Davidson, pioneer and highly esteemed resident of this vicinity, died at 10 o'clock this morning at her home near Divernon. Mrs. Davison was born October 16, 1831, in Sangamon county, and has lived in Sangamon county continuously. She was the daughter of John and Ann Nuckolls, who were natives of Virginia. In 1850, she was united in marriage to Samuel Davidson, and to this union nine children were born, four of whom survive. Mrs. Davidson had been married 62 years at the time of her husband's death several years ago.
Besides a large circle of friends, she leaves to mourn her loss four children, George, Jeff, Etta and Marie, thirteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon from the residence. Burial will be made in Cumberland cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Samuel Davidson will be held this afternoon at the family residence in Divernon. Interment will be made at Old Cumberland cemetery.
Ann Collins
Youngest of ten children
3 sisters, 3 brothers& 3 UNK died young
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1811 Clark***see below
1813 Matilda D. (Pulliam) # 39755440
1819 Martha (Shellhouse)***see below
1822 Charles Samuel***see below
1824 James Dickenson***see below
1828 Jane (Blount) # 27663671
Married Samuel Davidson
09 May 1850 Sangamon Co, IL
Mother of nine children;
4 daughters & 5 sons
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1851 Annie "Etta"
1853 John Douglas d. 1869
1855 George W.
1859 Emma J. (Stout)
1862 Samuel M.
1864 Thomas Jefferson "Jeff"
1868 Miriam "Marie"
1869 Amanda May
1872 Charles Carroll***see below
Obituary
IL State Journal, Springfield, IL, 8-23-1918
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Mrs. Samuel Davidson, pioneer and highly esteemed resident of this vicinity, died at 10 o'clock this morning at her home near Divernon. Mrs. Davison was born October 16, 1831, in Sangamon county, and has lived in Sangamon county continuously. She was the daughter of John and Ann Nuckolls, who were natives of Virginia. In 1850, she was united in marriage to Samuel Davidson, and to this union nine children were born, four of whom survive. Mrs. Davidson had been married 62 years at the time of her husband's death several years ago.
Besides a large circle of friends, she leaves to mourn her loss four children, George, Jeff, Etta and Marie, thirteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon from the residence. Burial will be made in Cumberland cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Samuel Davidson will be held this afternoon at the family residence in Divernon. Interment will be made at Old Cumberland cemetery.
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