Ralph Davis is a grandson to Maxie Gregg and Mollie Dominy Hill. His parents were Samuel Falcon and Jennie Hill Davis.
Ralph loved to play guitar and sing and would sing at churches when he had a chance. He also loved singing and playing at home. He wrote a song, "I'm Using the Bible For a Roadmap," and it was stolen from him. He also sang on KIVY radio one time.
Ralph loved to play guitar and sing and would sing at churches when he had a chance. He also loved singing and playing at home. He wrote a song, "I'm Using the Bible For a Roadmap," and it was stolen from him. He also sang on KIVY radio one time.
Ralph Davis is a grandson to Maxie Gregg and Mollie Dominy Hill. His parents were Samuel Falcon and Jennie Hill Davis.
Ralph loved to play guitar and sing and would sing at churches when he had a chance. He also loved singing and playing at home. He wrote a song, "I'm Using the Bible For a Roadmap," and it was stolen from him. He also sang on KIVY radio one time.
Ralph loved to play guitar and sing and would sing at churches when he had a chance. He also loved singing and playing at home. He wrote a song, "I'm Using the Bible For a Roadmap," and it was stolen from him. He also sang on KIVY radio one time.
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