Jerome Davis was the third child and second son of Mark Davis and Ann Read.
Jerome's grave stone was almost illegible in 2004. His birth date is from William MacKellar Kern, "Kern and Ogden Ancestors. Also allied families of Lanterman, Read, Crissman, etc.," 1938; which is in the manuscript division of the New York Public Library in New York City. Kern's manuscript is incredibly accurate as he had access to family Bibles during the period between about 1890 and 1930. The death date for Jerome in his manuscript matches that on the stone.
Jerome's grave stone was almost illegible in 2004. His birth date is from William MacKellar Kern, "Kern and Ogden Ancestors. Also allied families of Lanterman, Read, Crissman, etc.," 1938; which is in the manuscript division of the New York Public Library in New York City. Kern's manuscript is incredibly accurate as he had access to family Bibles during the period between about 1890 and 1930. The death date for Jerome in his manuscript matches that on the stone.
Jerome Davis was the third child and second son of Mark Davis and Ann Read.
Jerome's grave stone was almost illegible in 2004. His birth date is from William MacKellar Kern, "Kern and Ogden Ancestors. Also allied families of Lanterman, Read, Crissman, etc.," 1938; which is in the manuscript division of the New York Public Library in New York City. Kern's manuscript is incredibly accurate as he had access to family Bibles during the period between about 1890 and 1930. The death date for Jerome in his manuscript matches that on the stone.
Jerome's grave stone was almost illegible in 2004. His birth date is from William MacKellar Kern, "Kern and Ogden Ancestors. Also allied families of Lanterman, Read, Crissman, etc.," 1938; which is in the manuscript division of the New York Public Library in New York City. Kern's manuscript is incredibly accurate as he had access to family Bibles during the period between about 1890 and 1930. The death date for Jerome in his manuscript matches that on the stone.
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Jerome is buried to the left of his younger brother, Jerome B. Davis who was born 12 years later and who also died as an infant.
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