Married 06/21/1907 Kansas City Jackson Co MO
BUNECTON (Special) - Dr. Samuel James Tilman Davis, a former Bunceton resident, died at his home in Raytown, Tuesday at the age of 83. Dr. Davis was graduated from Medical School in 1905, and he practiced medicine until shortly after 1925 when he became president of the Raytown Water Company, which he established. He is survived by his wife, Clara Davis; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Moser and Mrs. Virginia Clevenger, both of Raytown; eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. The Daily Capital News Jefferson City, Missouri Wednesday, April 29, 1959
BUNECTON (Special) - Dr. Samuel James Tilman Davis, a former Bunceton resident, died at his home in Raytown, Tuesday at the age of 83. Dr. Davis was graduated from Medical School in 1905, and he practiced medicine until shortly after 1925 when he became president of the Raytown Water Company, which he established. He is survived by his wife, Clara Davis; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Moser and Mrs. Virginia Clevenger, both of Raytown; eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. The Daily Capital News Jefferson City, Missouri Wednesday, April 29, 1959
Married 06/21/1907 Kansas City Jackson Co MO
BUNECTON (Special) - Dr. Samuel James Tilman Davis, a former Bunceton resident, died at his home in Raytown, Tuesday at the age of 83. Dr. Davis was graduated from Medical School in 1905, and he practiced medicine until shortly after 1925 when he became president of the Raytown Water Company, which he established. He is survived by his wife, Clara Davis; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Moser and Mrs. Virginia Clevenger, both of Raytown; eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. The Daily Capital News Jefferson City, Missouri Wednesday, April 29, 1959
BUNECTON (Special) - Dr. Samuel James Tilman Davis, a former Bunceton resident, died at his home in Raytown, Tuesday at the age of 83. Dr. Davis was graduated from Medical School in 1905, and he practiced medicine until shortly after 1925 when he became president of the Raytown Water Company, which he established. He is survived by his wife, Clara Davis; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Moser and Mrs. Virginia Clevenger, both of Raytown; eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. The Daily Capital News Jefferson City, Missouri Wednesday, April 29, 1959
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