Mary is the daughter of Joseph Davis Sr.(1700-1732)and Experience Willis (Cir 1688-Cir 1740).
CHILDREN: "The ancestry and descendants of Solomon Davis" by Merle H. Davis, page 12:
"Mary Davis Simonds established a claim to the affection of Williamstown by giving birth April 8, 1753 to a daughter Rachel, the first white child to be born in the township....In the next 20 years the Simonds had ten more children born in Williamstown."
CHILDREN: "The ancestry and descendants of Solomon Davis" by Merle H. Davis, page 12:
"Mary Davis Simonds established a claim to the affection of Williamstown by giving birth April 8, 1753 to a daughter Rachel, the first white child to be born in the township....In the next 20 years the Simonds had ten more children born in Williamstown."
Mary is the daughter of Joseph Davis Sr.(1700-1732)and Experience Willis (Cir 1688-Cir 1740).
CHILDREN: "The ancestry and descendants of Solomon Davis" by Merle H. Davis, page 12:
"Mary Davis Simonds established a claim to the affection of Williamstown by giving birth April 8, 1753 to a daughter Rachel, the first white child to be born in the township....In the next 20 years the Simonds had ten more children born in Williamstown."
CHILDREN: "The ancestry and descendants of Solomon Davis" by Merle H. Davis, page 12:
"Mary Davis Simonds established a claim to the affection of Williamstown by giving birth April 8, 1753 to a daughter Rachel, the first white child to be born in the township....In the next 20 years the Simonds had ten more children born in Williamstown."
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