She was the daughter of Greenberry John Adams, born in Arkansas and Bashaba Louise Herrington, born in Mississippi. She married Hosea Baxter Davis.
Her siblings were Martha Damie, Lucy Ann, Sarah Ellie, John Bithum, George Washington and Lillie Viance Adams.
She and Hosea were wed 26 Jan 1908 in Bruno, Marion County, Arkansas. The ceremony was performed by my great-grandfather, Justice of the Peace Henry Sylvester Loffer. Henry was the father-in-law of Fannie's sister Lucy (my grandmother).
Their children were Clara Ruth Davis Drain, Gladys May Davis Jackson Brown, Wilba "Wilby" Davis Moyer, Pauline Eloise Davis Boatman and Hazel Dell Davis Stephens.
Fannie was just 28 when she died.
Her siblings were Martha Damie, Lucy Ann, Sarah Ellie, John Bithum, George Washington and Lillie Viance Adams.
She and Hosea were wed 26 Jan 1908 in Bruno, Marion County, Arkansas. The ceremony was performed by my great-grandfather, Justice of the Peace Henry Sylvester Loffer. Henry was the father-in-law of Fannie's sister Lucy (my grandmother).
Their children were Clara Ruth Davis Drain, Gladys May Davis Jackson Brown, Wilba "Wilby" Davis Moyer, Pauline Eloise Davis Boatman and Hazel Dell Davis Stephens.
Fannie was just 28 when she died.
She was the daughter of Greenberry John Adams, born in Arkansas and Bashaba Louise Herrington, born in Mississippi. She married Hosea Baxter Davis.
Her siblings were Martha Damie, Lucy Ann, Sarah Ellie, John Bithum, George Washington and Lillie Viance Adams.
She and Hosea were wed 26 Jan 1908 in Bruno, Marion County, Arkansas. The ceremony was performed by my great-grandfather, Justice of the Peace Henry Sylvester Loffer. Henry was the father-in-law of Fannie's sister Lucy (my grandmother).
Their children were Clara Ruth Davis Drain, Gladys May Davis Jackson Brown, Wilba "Wilby" Davis Moyer, Pauline Eloise Davis Boatman and Hazel Dell Davis Stephens.
Fannie was just 28 when she died.
Her siblings were Martha Damie, Lucy Ann, Sarah Ellie, John Bithum, George Washington and Lillie Viance Adams.
She and Hosea were wed 26 Jan 1908 in Bruno, Marion County, Arkansas. The ceremony was performed by my great-grandfather, Justice of the Peace Henry Sylvester Loffer. Henry was the father-in-law of Fannie's sister Lucy (my grandmother).
Their children were Clara Ruth Davis Drain, Gladys May Davis Jackson Brown, Wilba "Wilby" Davis Moyer, Pauline Eloise Davis Boatman and Hazel Dell Davis Stephens.
Fannie was just 28 when she died.
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