Their suggestion:
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Eveline Davidson FAG No. 14763879
The Appomattox and Buckingham Times:
Buckingham, Va. March 20. Departed this life on Tuesday night, March 14, 1905, at her late home in this village [Buckingham Court House], Mrs. Eveline Davidson, widow of the late Dr. C. E. Davidson, and sister of Mrs. Mary E. Shaw and the late David A. Parrack, at the ripe old age of eighty years. Mrs. Davidson would have reached her eightieth year had she lived until April 11, 1905. She was possibly one of the most widely known ladies of this section. Of a striking genial and cheerful disposition, with happy expression for every one with whom she came in contact, and was an inspiration to look on the bright side. Mrs. Davidson leaves two sons Mr. D. Elwood Davidson, now of Boydton, Va., and Mr. T. J. Davidson, of this village.
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Eveline Davidson FAG No. 14763879
The Appomattox and Buckingham Times:
Buckingham, Va. March 20. Departed this life on Tuesday night, March 14, 1905, at her late home in this village [Buckingham Court House], Mrs. Eveline Davidson, widow of the late Dr. C. E. Davidson, and sister of Mrs. Mary E. Shaw and the late David A. Parrack, at the ripe old age of eighty years. Mrs. Davidson would have reached her eightieth year had she lived until April 11, 1905. She was possibly one of the most widely known ladies of this section. Of a striking genial and cheerful disposition, with happy expression for every one with whom she came in contact, and was an inspiration to look on the bright side. Mrs. Davidson leaves two sons Mr. D. Elwood Davidson, now of Boydton, Va., and Mr. T. J. Davidson, of this village.
Their suggestion:
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Eveline Davidson FAG No. 14763879
The Appomattox and Buckingham Times:
Buckingham, Va. March 20. Departed this life on Tuesday night, March 14, 1905, at her late home in this village [Buckingham Court House], Mrs. Eveline Davidson, widow of the late Dr. C. E. Davidson, and sister of Mrs. Mary E. Shaw and the late David A. Parrack, at the ripe old age of eighty years. Mrs. Davidson would have reached her eightieth year had she lived until April 11, 1905. She was possibly one of the most widely known ladies of this section. Of a striking genial and cheerful disposition, with happy expression for every one with whom she came in contact, and was an inspiration to look on the bright side. Mrs. Davidson leaves two sons Mr. D. Elwood Davidson, now of Boydton, Va., and Mr. T. J. Davidson, of this village.
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Eveline Davidson FAG No. 14763879
The Appomattox and Buckingham Times:
Buckingham, Va. March 20. Departed this life on Tuesday night, March 14, 1905, at her late home in this village [Buckingham Court House], Mrs. Eveline Davidson, widow of the late Dr. C. E. Davidson, and sister of Mrs. Mary E. Shaw and the late David A. Parrack, at the ripe old age of eighty years. Mrs. Davidson would have reached her eightieth year had she lived until April 11, 1905. She was possibly one of the most widely known ladies of this section. Of a striking genial and cheerful disposition, with happy expression for every one with whom she came in contact, and was an inspiration to look on the bright side. Mrs. Davidson leaves two sons Mr. D. Elwood Davidson, now of Boydton, Va., and Mr. T. J. Davidson, of this village.
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