Daughter of Christopher Tooker and Juliana Longbotham, wife of Harrison Davis and mother of Ruth Amanda (married Albert Worden Holmes, married Samuel Holmes, married Thomas D. Vanderveer), Sidney Harrison, George W., Henry Jeremiah, and Almira Losee Davis.
In 1855, Margaret Davis, aged 31, was living in New York City, NY, with husband, Harrison Davis, aged 37, and children, Amanda Davis, aged 12, and Cydney Davis, aged 9. Her husband, Harrison, was shown to be a sailor.
In 1865, Margaret E. Davis, aged 40, was living in Brookhaven, NY, with husband, Harrison Davis, aged 47, and daughter, Amanda N. Davis, aged 19. Also living in the household were housekeeper, Lucy Dobbs, aged 43, and Charles Howe, aged 62, farmer. Her husband, Harrison, was shown to be a wood merchant.
In 1870, Margaret E. Davis, aged 47, was living in Brookhaven, NY, post office Stony Brook, with her husband, Harrison Davis, aged 42. Also living in the household were Lucy Dobbs, aged 48, and Edward L'Hommedieu, aged 9. Her husband was shown to be a farmer.
(Long Island Surnames; 1855, 1865 New York State Census; 1870 US Federal Census; New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol 11, New Village Cemetery Transcription)
In 1855, Margaret Davis, aged 31, was living in New York City, NY, with husband, Harrison Davis, aged 37, and children, Amanda Davis, aged 12, and Cydney Davis, aged 9. Her husband, Harrison, was shown to be a sailor.
In 1865, Margaret E. Davis, aged 40, was living in Brookhaven, NY, with husband, Harrison Davis, aged 47, and daughter, Amanda N. Davis, aged 19. Also living in the household were housekeeper, Lucy Dobbs, aged 43, and Charles Howe, aged 62, farmer. Her husband, Harrison, was shown to be a wood merchant.
In 1870, Margaret E. Davis, aged 47, was living in Brookhaven, NY, post office Stony Brook, with her husband, Harrison Davis, aged 42. Also living in the household were Lucy Dobbs, aged 48, and Edward L'Hommedieu, aged 9. Her husband was shown to be a farmer.
(Long Island Surnames; 1855, 1865 New York State Census; 1870 US Federal Census; New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol 11, New Village Cemetery Transcription)
Daughter of Christopher Tooker and Juliana Longbotham, wife of Harrison Davis and mother of Ruth Amanda (married Albert Worden Holmes, married Samuel Holmes, married Thomas D. Vanderveer), Sidney Harrison, George W., Henry Jeremiah, and Almira Losee Davis.
In 1855, Margaret Davis, aged 31, was living in New York City, NY, with husband, Harrison Davis, aged 37, and children, Amanda Davis, aged 12, and Cydney Davis, aged 9. Her husband, Harrison, was shown to be a sailor.
In 1865, Margaret E. Davis, aged 40, was living in Brookhaven, NY, with husband, Harrison Davis, aged 47, and daughter, Amanda N. Davis, aged 19. Also living in the household were housekeeper, Lucy Dobbs, aged 43, and Charles Howe, aged 62, farmer. Her husband, Harrison, was shown to be a wood merchant.
In 1870, Margaret E. Davis, aged 47, was living in Brookhaven, NY, post office Stony Brook, with her husband, Harrison Davis, aged 42. Also living in the household were Lucy Dobbs, aged 48, and Edward L'Hommedieu, aged 9. Her husband was shown to be a farmer.
(Long Island Surnames; 1855, 1865 New York State Census; 1870 US Federal Census; New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol 11, New Village Cemetery Transcription)
In 1855, Margaret Davis, aged 31, was living in New York City, NY, with husband, Harrison Davis, aged 37, and children, Amanda Davis, aged 12, and Cydney Davis, aged 9. Her husband, Harrison, was shown to be a sailor.
In 1865, Margaret E. Davis, aged 40, was living in Brookhaven, NY, with husband, Harrison Davis, aged 47, and daughter, Amanda N. Davis, aged 19. Also living in the household were housekeeper, Lucy Dobbs, aged 43, and Charles Howe, aged 62, farmer. Her husband, Harrison, was shown to be a wood merchant.
In 1870, Margaret E. Davis, aged 47, was living in Brookhaven, NY, post office Stony Brook, with her husband, Harrison Davis, aged 42. Also living in the household were Lucy Dobbs, aged 48, and Edward L'Hommedieu, aged 9. Her husband was shown to be a farmer.
(Long Island Surnames; 1855, 1865 New York State Census; 1870 US Federal Census; New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol 11, New Village Cemetery Transcription)
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