Double tombstone with wife Betsy Stevenson Davis. These two graves where moved here from another location by the DAR.
DAR Monument:
Monument erected October 19, 1929 by Cabell County Court under auspices of D.A.R. and S.A.R. to commemorate the soldiers of the Revolutionary War who are buried here and elsewhere in Cab. Co.
DAR Monument:
Monument erected October 19, 1929 by Cabell County Court under auspices of D.A.R. and S.A.R. to commemorate the soldiers of the Revolutionary War who are buried here and elsewhere in Cab. Co.
Double tombstone with wife Betsy Stevenson Davis. These two graves where moved here from another location by the DAR.
DAR Monument:
Monument erected October 19, 1929 by Cabell County Court under auspices of D.A.R. and S.A.R. to commemorate the soldiers of the Revolutionary War who are buried here and elsewhere in Cab. Co.
DAR Monument:
Monument erected October 19, 1929 by Cabell County Court under auspices of D.A.R. and S.A.R. to commemorate the soldiers of the Revolutionary War who are buried here and elsewhere in Cab. Co.
Inscription
DANIEL DAVIS
1759 - 1838
PVT. REV. WAR
WIFE, BETSY STEVENSON
1756 - 1817
Info from Ancestry.com
DANIEL DAVIS born , Chester County, Pennsylvania, February 11,1759, and died in 1838. He was a private under Captain John Henderson, Virginia Militia for fourteen months. He was stationed at Fort Randolph, Point Pleasant, where he mentions Captain Arbuckle, Colonel Dickinson, and Colonel Skillern, and at King's Fort and Tott's Fort. He lived in Wayne County, on Twelve Pole Creek, and was placed on the pension rolls from Cabell County in 1833. Supporting claims were made by Birwell Spurlock, John Samuels, and Jacob Kinnison.
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