"Enos Davis is buried in what is known as the "Davis burying ground," three miles south of Covington. His grave is marked by a stone or slab on which is inscribed, "A Revolutionary Soldier." He was born in 1761, and died in 1841. Was married in 1790. His son James was living in Fountain county in 1826, and the pension record for Enos Davis states that he was living in Fountain county in 1829. Enos Davis enlisted July 5, 1778, as private in Captain Henry Gate's company, Maryland Militia, and was discharged December, 1779." - Source: The Indiana Quarterly Magazine of History, Vol.8, No.1 (January, 1912), p.16. (Provided by Molly Gunther Sanders)
"Enos Davis is buried in what is known as the "Davis burying ground," three miles south of Covington. His grave is marked by a stone or slab on which is inscribed, "A Revolutionary Soldier." He was born in 1761, and died in 1841. Was married in 1790. His son James was living in Fountain county in 1826, and the pension record for Enos Davis states that he was living in Fountain county in 1829. Enos Davis enlisted July 5, 1778, as private in Captain Henry Gate's company, Maryland Militia, and was discharged December, 1779." - Source: The Indiana Quarterly Magazine of History, Vol.8, No.1 (January, 1912), p.16. (Provided by Molly Gunther Sanders)
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