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1101	Findagrave memorial	Bessie Davis
1102	Findagrave memorial	Beulah L. Davis
1103	Findagrave memorial	Clarence C. Davis
1104	Findagrave memorial	Dorothy Davis
1105	DOROTHY DAVIS LAWYER, 84, of Memphis, passed away on Saturday, February 16, 2008. She was born inDurant, Mississippi on September 16, 1923, and was preceded in death by her husband of 58 years, Douglas Lawyer, as well as her parents, Brooks and Minnie Davis, who instilled and cultivated her love for music, service to others and education. She graduated from Mississippi State College for Women and taught school for many years in Memphis, Atlantic Beach, FL, and Jackson, MS. She is survived by her three loving children, Scott (Leigh) and Jennifer Lawyer of Memphis, and Garry (Dana) Lawyer of Meridian, MS; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Dottie was a longtime member of Second Presbyterian Church as well as the Walking By Faith Sunday School class, the Martha Mary Circle, the Stephen Ministries program, and the Kings Daughters, as long as her health permitted. In addition to the numerous activities associated with her church related duties, she was also a volunteer worker at the Church Health Center and the Neighborhood Christian Center, where she served as a member of the board of directors for many years. Her life was an example to many, of a person with a servant heart and mind who lived to serve others, as she had learned from her parents. She was a devout friend and thoughtful caregiver for many of her associates. She particularly loved to bake and deliver her apricotnectar cakes as well as her homemade vegetable soup to her friends. Her love for her friends and family was surpassed only by her love of devotion to her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Visitaton will be held in the Salmon room at Second Presbyterian Church beginning at 11:30 a.m., followed by a memorial service in her honor in the Chapel at 12 Noon on Tuesday, February 19. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, memorials in her honor be sent to Second Presbyterian Church (Caring Ministries) or the Church Health Center. Family Funeral Care 901-761-8000 Graveside service February 19 at Memorial Park Cemetery	Dorothy Davis
1106	Findagrave memorial	Etta Davis
1107	Harriet Davis McDuffie, age 80, wife of the late Glenn Larin McDuffie, of 1504 Shadicrest Terrace, passed away Wednesday, January 7, 2009. Born in Samson, Alabama on May 4, 1928, she was the daughter of the late Philip Jennings and Annie Belle Beasley Davis. She was a graduate of the University of Alabama where she received a Bachelors of Arts degree in Sociology. Mrs. McDuffie was a longtime volunteer with the American Red Cross and a docent for the Huntsville, Alabama Museum of Art. She was a faithful member of Central United Methodist Church where she was actively involved with the Upper Room Sunday School Class and the Wednesday Bible Study group. Mrs. McDuffie was an avid reader, gardener, cook and an accomplished seamstress. She is going to be deeply missed by her family who will fondly remember her as a most loving mother and grandmother. Mrs. McDuffie is survived by her daughter, Mary Knipfer and husband, Mark of Spartanburg; her son, Philip McDuffie of Austin, TX and his fiance, Ellen Lockwood of Atlanta, GA; her sister, Mary Watkins and husband Billy of Enterprise, AL; four grandchildren, Laura Brand, and husband, Scott of Greenville, Shannon Knight, and husband, Taylor of Norfolk, VA, Erin America, and husband, Adam, of Boiling Springs, and Larin McDuffie of Nacogdoches, TX; and three great-grandchildren, Andrew and William Knight of Norfolk, VA, and Gracelyn America, of Boiling Springs. A celebration of her life will be conducted Saturday, January 10, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. at Central United Methodist Church with The Reverend Luther H. Rickenbaker, III presiding. The family will receive friends following the service in the fellowship hall. Memorials may be given in remembrance of Mrs. McDuffie to the Foundation for Fighting Blindness, Southern Regional Office, 4600 Marriott Drive, Suite 340, Raleigh, NC 27612; Central United Methodist Church Building Fund, 233 N. Church Street, Spartanburg, SC 29306; or Mobile Meals, 419 E Main St., Spartanburg, SC 29302.	Harriet Beasley Davis
1108	Findagrave memorial	Inez Davis
1109	Findagrave memorial	James R. "Jim" Davis
1110	Findagrave memorial	Jerry Clifton Davis
1111	Findagrave memorial	John Wallace Davis
1112	Findagrave memorial	Lula Davis
1113	Findagrave memorial	Perviatis A. Davis
1114	Findagrave memorial	Roger Bruce Davis
1115	Sarah E. Davis Roper was the daughter of James Robert "Jim" Davis and Sarah Nutonia Clements of Limestone County, Alabama. She married William Arthur Roper about 1905. Sarah was the granddaughter of Thompson D. Thompson and Elizabeth Purilla Carnes/Karnes, who came to Limestone County from South Carolina. Thompson was a CSA (Confederate States Army) Veteran.	Sarah Davis
1116	Findagrave memorial	Thompson D. Davis
1117	He was a PVT in CO B 2nd SC Rifles during the Civil War in South Carolina. He moved to Limestone County, AL about 1871. Thompson Davis owned 51 acres of land at Estaville Post Office, Sand Springs, Limestone County, AL where he had horses, cattle and goats, and grew cotton and tobacco. He also had some timber. He remained a farmer all of his life. He was a small, quiet man. He had a little workshop some 60 or 80 feet below the house and he wove baskets --small ones, more egg basket type, as a hobby. He split the canes, wove the baskets, and gave them to people and maybe sold some.	Thompson D. Davis
1118	Findagrave memorial	Velma A. Davis
1119	Findagrave memorial	Willie Brooks Davis
1120	Findagrave memorial	Willie Brooks Davis, Jr.
1121	Retired railroad engineer dies at Durant Willie Brooks Davis, retired railroad engineer, died in the District 2 Hospital in Durant Thursday night after a short illness. He was 75. Services were held at 2 p. m, Sunday at First Methodist Church. Burial followed in Mizpah Cemetery. Mr. Davis was born in Holmes County and had lived in Durant 68 years. He retired in June. 1953 after having served as locomotive, engineer for the Illinois Central Railroad for 43 years. He and Mrs. Davis, the former Minnie Lucas, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Oct. 5 of this year. He leaves his wife: a son, Sgt. Harold L. Davis, stationed at Camp Zama, Japan; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy D Lamyer of Jackson; two brothers, T. P. Davis of Memphis, and John L. Davis of New York City; a sister, Mrs. Jennie Lee Sheehy of Los Angeles, Calif. and three grandchildren.	Willie Brooks Davis
1122	From "Soldiers of the Revolution in Bedford County, Tennessee": Howel Dawdy(Doddy) served with Allen's Tennessee Soldiers in the Revolution as residingin Washington or Sullivan County, Tennessee, 1781-83, where he was listed bythe Board of Auditors of Revolutionary Accounts. He was a first settler at Shelbyville, TN in 1810 and was a First Commissioner and Ranger of the new County of Bedford. Re: Revolutionary Accounts, Raleigh, NC and Moore Co., TN Cemetery Records by Marsh. Birthplace from IGI records.	Howel Dawdy
1123	Findagrave memorial	Phoebe Dawdy
1124	Findagrave memorial	Abraham Shriver Dawson
1125	Findagrave memorial	Clark Morris Dawson
1126	1880 census gives birthplace as Virginia.	Elijah Henkins Dawson
1127	Findagrave memorial	Elijah Henkins Dawson
1128	Findagrave memorial	Ida May Dawson
1129	1880 census gives birthplace as Virginia. Not sure Jehu was married twice. I wife's name as Mary two different places but with different birth years. May be the same woman.	Jehu Long Dawson
1130	Findagrave memorial	Jehu Long Dawson
1131	Findagrave memorial	Sarah Jane Dawson
1132	Findagrave memorial	Susanna Dawson
1133	BIRTH: 1H7Z-WL5 says birthplace is Greene, PA	Susanna Dawson
1134	Findagrave memorial	Arizona Day
1135	Findagrave memorial	Betty Deem
1136	Findagrave memorial	Richard Oswald Deer
1137	Findagrave memorial	Adelaide Frances Delap
1138	Findagrave memorial	Artella Virginia Delap
1139	also listed as Artelia Virginia Adalade	Artella Virginia Delap
1140	Findagrave memorial	Caldona E. Delap
1141	Findagrave memorial	Claud G. Delap
1142	Findagrave memorial	Margaret Alice Delap
1143	Findagrave memorial	Martha Tennessee Delap
1144	Findagrave memorial	Myrtle Delap
1145	Findagrave memorial	Sarah Rachel Delap
1146	Findagrave memorial	Thomas Arthur Delap
1147	Findagrave memorial	Vallie Delap
1148	Findagrave memorial	William A. H. "Bill" Delap
1149	Findagrave memorial	William Arthur Delap
1150	Findagrave memorial	Jack Jay Delfunt

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