Samuel D Davison son of Daniel Davison 1752-1832 and Margaret Cope Miller Davison 1758-1782. He was born in Washington County,Virginia and died in Buchanan Twp.,Page County,Iowa. He was first buried on his home place and later moved to the Clarinda Cemetery,Page County,Iowa October 28,1930. He and several family members rest in the Al Davison lot.
Samuel first wife was Elizabeth Callahan 1773-1822. They were married in Scott County,Virginia in 1798. She was born in Washington County,Virginia, the daughter of Edward Callahan and Mahala Brock.She died in 1822,Clay County,Kentucky.
To this union ten children were born.

Isaac Pike Davison 1799-1883
Ira Silas Davison 1800-1877
Mary Ann"Polly"Davison Duff 1802-1884
Samuel Davison 1803-
Claiborne Davison 1806-1861
Wayne Davison 1809-1879
John W.Davison 1810-bef.1879
Robert Davison 1812-1885
Edward"Ned"Davison 1814-1850
Daniel Davison 1818-1896

After the death of Elizabeth he married Mary"Polly"Wilson 1800-1893.She is the daughter of Jonathan Wilson and Sarah Cobb. She was born in Stokes County,North Carolina and they were married November 18,1822 in Manchester,Clay County,Kentucky. She died in Page County,Iowa and was buried beside Samuel and later was moved to the Clarinda Cemetery with other family members.
To this union ten children were also born.

John Goolman Davison 1823-1880
Sarah "Sally" Davison Griffey 1825-1890
Henry C Davison 1828-1886
Lemuel Davison 1832-1894
Mariah Davison Culver 1834-1887
Elizabeth Davison Farrens 1833-1926
Matilda Davison Wilson 1837-1908
Margaret Davison Crow Bet.1839-1842-1922
Pleasant"Bose"Davison 1842-1880
Armina Davison Fine 1845-1885

Samuel was a native of Virginia and Tennessee,he lived in Kentucky for some time where he engaged in general agricultural. On coming westward to Missouri he took up abode in Andrew County. He bought a farm in Page County,Iowa near the Missouri line and carried on the work of tilling the soil on two hundred acres. He was diligent,energetic and persistent in his business affairs. He was a God fearing man and raised 20 outstanding children. Many are buried in the surrounding area.

I have yet to find the burial spots of Ira Silas,John W. and Samuel. But in all I think that finding 17 of the 20 is a great achievement.