Tennessee, U.S., Compiled Marriages, 1851-1900
Name: Thomas W. Davis
Gender: Male
Spouse: Lorene Dethro
Spouse Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 10 Apr 1852
County: McMinn
State: Tennessee
Tennessee, U.S., Marriage Records, 1780-2002
Name: G W Davis
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 24 May 1892
Marriage Place: McMinn, Tennessee, USA
Spouse: Nancy Webb
Divorced 1894 Athens, McMinn Co., TN
THOMAS W. DAVIS
Synopsis of Military file.
[Note by C. Ross: This is a chronological summary of the events mentioned in the military war file of Thomas W. Davis.]
December 20, 1862: Davis, age 32, enlisted in Company "F" of the 4th Regiment of the Tennessee Cavalry at Washington, Tennessee, for a term of 3 years.
December 22, 1862: Davis captured by the enemy near Grassy Cove, Tennessee, and taken to Knoxville, Tennessee, where he was held until about June 1, 1863, when he made his escape and joined his Co. & Regiment.
July & August, 1963: Muster Roll calls for these months show Davis as 'present.'
26 December 1863: Muster Roll shows Davis 'absent' while on detail service at Nashville, TN.
January 1864: Muster Roll shows Davis 'absent' from roll call, cause listed as 'sick at Nashville, Tennessee.' His roll call listing for this date shows that he was in a 'Convalescent camp [in] Nashville, Tennessee.' The reason he was in the convalescent camp is not given.
March & April 1864: Muster Roll shows Davis as 'present' for roll call on these dates.
May & June 1864: Muster Roll shows Davis as 'present' for roll call on these dates.
July 31, 1864: Listed as Missing in Action while on maneuvers near the Chattahooche River valley, near Atlanta.
July & August 1864: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
Sept & Oct 1864: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
Nov & Dec 1864: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
Jan 7 Feb 1865: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
March & April 1865: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in battle near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
June 30, 1855: Davis discharged at Camp Chase, Ohio, by order of the War Department dated April 28, 1865.
July 12, 1865: Davis listed on the Detachment Muster-out roll at Nashville, Tennessee. Notations show that he had been a 'Prisoner of War' and that he had last been paid on April 30, 1864, shortly before his capture, and that he had an amount due him of $75.00.
February 1, 1886: Note from the Adjutant General's Office indicating that Davis had been a prisoner of war and that he had been ultimately released and mustered out of service. This entry further states that any earlier references that Davis had deserted his company are "hereby cancelled and records will be corrected accordingly."
Synopsis prepared by:
Carroll Ross
June - 2016
Name: Thomas W. Davis
Gender: Male
Spouse: Lorene Dethro
Spouse Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 10 Apr 1852
County: McMinn
State: Tennessee
Tennessee, U.S., Marriage Records, 1780-2002
Name: G W Davis
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 24 May 1892
Marriage Place: McMinn, Tennessee, USA
Spouse: Nancy Webb
Divorced 1894 Athens, McMinn Co., TN
THOMAS W. DAVIS
Synopsis of Military file.
[Note by C. Ross: This is a chronological summary of the events mentioned in the military war file of Thomas W. Davis.]
December 20, 1862: Davis, age 32, enlisted in Company "F" of the 4th Regiment of the Tennessee Cavalry at Washington, Tennessee, for a term of 3 years.
December 22, 1862: Davis captured by the enemy near Grassy Cove, Tennessee, and taken to Knoxville, Tennessee, where he was held until about June 1, 1863, when he made his escape and joined his Co. & Regiment.
July & August, 1963: Muster Roll calls for these months show Davis as 'present.'
26 December 1863: Muster Roll shows Davis 'absent' while on detail service at Nashville, TN.
January 1864: Muster Roll shows Davis 'absent' from roll call, cause listed as 'sick at Nashville, Tennessee.' His roll call listing for this date shows that he was in a 'Convalescent camp [in] Nashville, Tennessee.' The reason he was in the convalescent camp is not given.
March & April 1864: Muster Roll shows Davis as 'present' for roll call on these dates.
May & June 1864: Muster Roll shows Davis as 'present' for roll call on these dates.
July 31, 1864: Listed as Missing in Action while on maneuvers near the Chattahooche River valley, near Atlanta.
July & August 1864: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
Sept & Oct 1864: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
Nov & Dec 1864: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
Jan 7 Feb 1865: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
March & April 1865: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in battle near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
June 30, 1855: Davis discharged at Camp Chase, Ohio, by order of the War Department dated April 28, 1865.
July 12, 1865: Davis listed on the Detachment Muster-out roll at Nashville, Tennessee. Notations show that he had been a 'Prisoner of War' and that he had last been paid on April 30, 1864, shortly before his capture, and that he had an amount due him of $75.00.
February 1, 1886: Note from the Adjutant General's Office indicating that Davis had been a prisoner of war and that he had been ultimately released and mustered out of service. This entry further states that any earlier references that Davis had deserted his company are "hereby cancelled and records will be corrected accordingly."
Synopsis prepared by:
Carroll Ross
June - 2016
Tennessee, U.S., Compiled Marriages, 1851-1900
Name: Thomas W. Davis
Gender: Male
Spouse: Lorene Dethro
Spouse Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 10 Apr 1852
County: McMinn
State: Tennessee
Tennessee, U.S., Marriage Records, 1780-2002
Name: G W Davis
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 24 May 1892
Marriage Place: McMinn, Tennessee, USA
Spouse: Nancy Webb
Divorced 1894 Athens, McMinn Co., TN
THOMAS W. DAVIS
Synopsis of Military file.
[Note by C. Ross: This is a chronological summary of the events mentioned in the military war file of Thomas W. Davis.]
December 20, 1862: Davis, age 32, enlisted in Company "F" of the 4th Regiment of the Tennessee Cavalry at Washington, Tennessee, for a term of 3 years.
December 22, 1862: Davis captured by the enemy near Grassy Cove, Tennessee, and taken to Knoxville, Tennessee, where he was held until about June 1, 1863, when he made his escape and joined his Co. & Regiment.
July & August, 1963: Muster Roll calls for these months show Davis as 'present.'
26 December 1863: Muster Roll shows Davis 'absent' while on detail service at Nashville, TN.
January 1864: Muster Roll shows Davis 'absent' from roll call, cause listed as 'sick at Nashville, Tennessee.' His roll call listing for this date shows that he was in a 'Convalescent camp [in] Nashville, Tennessee.' The reason he was in the convalescent camp is not given.
March & April 1864: Muster Roll shows Davis as 'present' for roll call on these dates.
May & June 1864: Muster Roll shows Davis as 'present' for roll call on these dates.
July 31, 1864: Listed as Missing in Action while on maneuvers near the Chattahooche River valley, near Atlanta.
July & August 1864: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
Sept & Oct 1864: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
Nov & Dec 1864: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
Jan 7 Feb 1865: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
March & April 1865: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in battle near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
June 30, 1855: Davis discharged at Camp Chase, Ohio, by order of the War Department dated April 28, 1865.
July 12, 1865: Davis listed on the Detachment Muster-out roll at Nashville, Tennessee. Notations show that he had been a 'Prisoner of War' and that he had last been paid on April 30, 1864, shortly before his capture, and that he had an amount due him of $75.00.
February 1, 1886: Note from the Adjutant General's Office indicating that Davis had been a prisoner of war and that he had been ultimately released and mustered out of service. This entry further states that any earlier references that Davis had deserted his company are "hereby cancelled and records will be corrected accordingly."
Synopsis prepared by:
Carroll Ross
June - 2016
Name: Thomas W. Davis
Gender: Male
Spouse: Lorene Dethro
Spouse Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 10 Apr 1852
County: McMinn
State: Tennessee
Tennessee, U.S., Marriage Records, 1780-2002
Name: G W Davis
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 24 May 1892
Marriage Place: McMinn, Tennessee, USA
Spouse: Nancy Webb
Divorced 1894 Athens, McMinn Co., TN
THOMAS W. DAVIS
Synopsis of Military file.
[Note by C. Ross: This is a chronological summary of the events mentioned in the military war file of Thomas W. Davis.]
December 20, 1862: Davis, age 32, enlisted in Company "F" of the 4th Regiment of the Tennessee Cavalry at Washington, Tennessee, for a term of 3 years.
December 22, 1862: Davis captured by the enemy near Grassy Cove, Tennessee, and taken to Knoxville, Tennessee, where he was held until about June 1, 1863, when he made his escape and joined his Co. & Regiment.
July & August, 1963: Muster Roll calls for these months show Davis as 'present.'
26 December 1863: Muster Roll shows Davis 'absent' while on detail service at Nashville, TN.
January 1864: Muster Roll shows Davis 'absent' from roll call, cause listed as 'sick at Nashville, Tennessee.' His roll call listing for this date shows that he was in a 'Convalescent camp [in] Nashville, Tennessee.' The reason he was in the convalescent camp is not given.
March & April 1864: Muster Roll shows Davis as 'present' for roll call on these dates.
May & June 1864: Muster Roll shows Davis as 'present' for roll call on these dates.
July 31, 1864: Listed as Missing in Action while on maneuvers near the Chattahooche River valley, near Atlanta.
July & August 1864: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
Sept & Oct 1864: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
Nov & Dec 1864: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
Jan 7 Feb 1865: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in action near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
March & April 1865: Davis listed as 'absent' for roll call on these dates. Cause given as 'missing in battle near Newnan, Georgia, on July 30, 1864.'
June 30, 1855: Davis discharged at Camp Chase, Ohio, by order of the War Department dated April 28, 1865.
July 12, 1865: Davis listed on the Detachment Muster-out roll at Nashville, Tennessee. Notations show that he had been a 'Prisoner of War' and that he had last been paid on April 30, 1864, shortly before his capture, and that he had an amount due him of $75.00.
February 1, 1886: Note from the Adjutant General's Office indicating that Davis had been a prisoner of war and that he had been ultimately released and mustered out of service. This entry further states that any earlier references that Davis had deserted his company are "hereby cancelled and records will be corrected accordingly."
Synopsis prepared by:
Carroll Ross
June - 2016
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