There's much to be said about taking someone else's research without double-checking the facts. Such was the case when I wrote the names of "who I thought were my ancestors" on my Ancestry quilt only to discover they were not. I'll be adding a label to the back of my quilt that will include the correct names of my 3rd and 4th gr-grandparents. Here is the paternal side of my family tree:-)
Quilt block for my father, Franklin Ralph Davis.
My dad and mom, Franklin Ralph Davis and Etta Florence Bower.
Quilt block for my grandfather, Ralph Butler Davis.
Ralph Butler Davis was born 27 Jun 1882 and died 23 Nov 1971. He married Maude Hankinson.
My grandmother, Maude Hankinson Davis, is the daughter of Frank Hankinson and Mary Purple. She was born 1 Aug 1884 and died 16 Feb 1967.
Ralph and Maude are buried in George Washington Memorial Park, Paramus, NJ.
Quilt block for my gr-grandfather, Horace E. Davis.
My gr-grandparents, Margaret Anne Edwards and Horace E. Davis.
Horace and Margaret are buried in the Methodist Cemetery, Livingston Manor, NY. Horace was b. 3 Feb 1837 and died 3 Nov 1924. Note there is no death year on the gravestone. He served in the Civil War with the 2d NY Mounted Rifles and was discharged for disability. Margaret is the daughter of John Edwards and Catherine Wood. She was born 22 Jun 1844 and died 25 Jan 1917.
Quilt block for my gr-gr-grandfather Henry Wooden Davis.
Henry Wooden Davis is the son of Jacobus Davis and Nancy Wooden. He was born 6 Nov 1800 in Wawarsing, Ulster, NY and died 22 Dec 1874. He is buried next to his wife, Eunice Fisk, in the Methodist Cemetery in Livingston Manor, NY.
Gravestone of my gr-gr-grandmother, Eunice Fisk Davis, daughter of William Fisk and Hannah Martin. Eunice was born 7 Oct 1802 and died 12 Aug 1844 at the age of 42.
My 3rd gr-grandparents are Jacobus Davis and Nancy Wooden. He was baptized 15 Dec 1777 and died August 1852. She was born about 1782 and died after 1860. They are buried "somewhere" in Brighton, Livingston, MI.
My 4th gr-grandparents are William Davis and Maria Kittle. William was born between 1752-1756 in NJ. I believe he is the son of Jacobus Davis and Elizabeth Keator but I have not been able to prove the connection. Maria was born 17 Jan 1756, daughter of Jan Kittle and Sarah Kortright of Rochester, Ulster, NY. William and Maria were married August 1774 in the Wawarsing Reformed Dutch Church. The record of their marriage is written in Dutch.
Translation: William Davis, young man, born in New Jersey, with Maria Kittle, young woman, born at Wawarsing and both residing there.
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