The Washington Post (Washington, D.C.), Tuesday, 12 November 1907, page 5
Capt. Carey Davis Dead.
Capt. Carey Davis, fifty-four years of age, a well known riverman, died at his home, 501 Prince street, Alexandria, yesterday morning. He is survived by a wife and four sons, Enoch, John, Carney [sic], and Noble.
Capt. Carey Davis Dead.
Capt. Carey Davis, fifty-four years of age, a well known riverman, died at his home, 501 Prince street, Alexandria, yesterday morning. He is survived by a wife and four sons, Enoch, John, Carney [sic], and Noble.
The Washington Post (Washington, D.C.), Tuesday, 12 November 1907, page 5
Capt. Carey Davis Dead.
Capt. Carey Davis, fifty-four years of age, a well known riverman, died at his home, 501 Prince street, Alexandria, yesterday morning. He is survived by a wife and four sons, Enoch, John, Carney [sic], and Noble.
Capt. Carey Davis Dead.
Capt. Carey Davis, fifty-four years of age, a well known riverman, died at his home, 501 Prince street, Alexandria, yesterday morning. He is survived by a wife and four sons, Enoch, John, Carney [sic], and Noble.
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Buried with members of the Capt. Noble L. Smith family.
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