John DAVIS & Mary GORDON

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John DAVIS
Mary GORDON

Husband: John DAVIS
Birth: 1780, Black Lick Twp., Indiana Co., PA
Father: William DAVIS
Mother: Jane WAUGH

Marriage:

Wife: Mary GORDON
Father: James GORDON

Children:

1. Alexander DAVIS
2. Mary DAVIS; m. James ROBINSON
3. Jane DAVIS
4. William DAVIS; m. Sarah RHEA
5. John DAVIS; m. Priscilla MARTIN
6. Johnson DAVIS; m. Minerva DAUGHERTY

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Source:

1. John Alexander Caldwell. 1880. History of Indiana County, Pennsylvania, 1745-1880. Wadsworth Publ. Co., Newark, OH (online at freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~treasures/pa/indiana/):

Chap. 56
p. 430 JOHN DAVIS was born in what is now Blacklick township, in 1780, and was a son of William Davis, an early settler of that township. He married Mary, a second daughter of James Gordon, a pioneer of Black-lick township. Their children were: Alexander, d.; Mary, m. to James Robinson, d.; Jane, d.; William, d., m. to Sarah Rhea. John, m. to Priscilla Martin; Johnson – served three years and ten months as a member of company B, 11th Pennsylvania reserves, in the war of 1861 – m. to Minerva Daugherty; and David, d...

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