Photo October 16, 1950
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Davis, who were married October 16 in the High Street Fundamental Baptist Church. The bride is the former Helen Reed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Faught 1202 College. Mr. Davis is a son of Mrs. Emiline Davis, 206 South Clifton. The newlyweds are at home at 2727 West Olive
Bob is the baby in the second photo, his oldest brother Ralph next to him, his Uncle Sherman, and cousin Wallace.
In his mother's handwriting his middle name is spelled Jean and he was born at _ _ _ West Grand Street. She intended for his name to be Gene but did not know how to spell it and she wrote Jean. This is in Springfield, Greene County, MO. On his draft spelled Jene. His mother meant Gene but not knowing how to spell it she wrote Jean.
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SERIAL NUMBER 37503832 NAME DAVIS BOBBY J
GRADE, ALPHA PFC Private First Class
GRADE CODE 7 Second Lieutenant or Nurse or Dietitian or Physical therapy aide or Private First Class or Ensign or Second Class, Seaman
SERVICE CODE 1 ARMY
ARM OR SERVICE INF Infantry
ARM OR SERVICE CODE 10 INF: INFANTRY
DATE REPORT: DAY (DD) 01
DATE REPORT: MONTH (MM) 07
DATE REPORT: YEAR (Y) 4 1944
RACIAL GROUP CODE 1 WHITE
STATE OF RESIDENCE 75 Missouri
TYPE OF ORGANIZATION 740 Branch Immaterial/Infantry Division Band/Dental Corps/Medical Department
PARENT UNIT NUMBER }133
PARENT UNIT TYPE 06 Group/Regiment/Commands/System
AREA 72 European Theatre: Germany
LATEST REPORT DATE: DAY (DD) 21
LATEST REPORT DATE: MONTH (MM) 07
LATEST REPORT DATE: YEAR (Y) 5 1945
SOURCE OF REPORT 1 Individual has been reported through sources considered official.
STATUS 8 Returned to Military Control, Liberated or Repatriated
DETAINING POWER 1 GERMANY
CAMP 003 Stalag 2B Hammerstein (99 work camps in vicinity of Koslin & Stolp) West Prussia 53-17 View
REP
POW TRANSPORT SHIPS
Bob was mostly a very jolly fellow. Hardly ever saw him he did not have a very big grin on his face. He was a good Uncle too, took good care of his step son Romie, and you would never have known the relationship was step relatives. Helen was a bad cook and Bob would work and come home and cook the meals. Oh she could cook, it just was not very good. Much of the time when it was family get togethers she would help in the kitchen, but some easy chores, like cut the salad up.
So Bob did much of the cooking and I think it was something they both enjoyed and neither of them seemed to complain out loud much about it. He also done a lot of sewing, he worked in an auto upholstery shop in Springfield and he made some of the clothes on their backs. Maybe not a lot of people know that. Helen told that to me personally when I was a teenager.
Bob would not say a lot about his stay as a prisoner while in the army. It was a time he preferred to forget and not discuss. I am sure he talked with adults, but I was a child and one does not share those things with children, I guess. I did hear my Aunt talking with my mother and laying in bed and holding Bob as he awoke from nightmares and would be drenched with sweat. So I know there was trauma from the experience.
One day he left the area where the family was shortly after he and his wife had gotten back together from a seperation. He went to Kansas to live. She [Helen] had vowed to get him away from his family. He did not have any contact with anyone just a bit once in a while with his brother Paul. He did not even go to his mothers house. So for about fifty five years he did not have so much as a call to family for a Merry Christmas. Helen succeeded, but only because he let it happen and he did not call, not even sneak away to call.
A phone call come from my Aunt Peg and told me that Bob had died the day before. He had a stroke. I was a young woman and married when he left the Kansas City, and Independence area and left the family. He in time just became a name. He did attend my dad's funeral. Never came to my mothers though.
Bob was cremated and the day after his death Helen was having a memorial. She asked Peg to come. Peg declined and I was not even told in time to go to the memorial....and it is all as well. I am sure I would not have went anyway.
Now back in Springfield and I pass that upholstery shop where Bob used to work and sometimes I look that way think of Bob as a passing, he used to work there and that was all...after all without contact what memories can you have.
Detail Source WW II draft cards
Name Bobby Jene Davis Gender Male Race White Age 18
Relationship to Draftee Self (Head)
Birth Date 19 Apr 1924 Birth Place Springfield, Missouri, USA
Residence Place Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA
Registration Date 30 Jun 1942
Registration Place Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA
Employer Roy Laughwed
Height 6 1 Weight 160 Complexion Dark
Hair Color Brown Eye Color Blue
Next of Kin Gus W Davis
Household Members (Name) Age Relationship
Bobby Jene Davis 18 Self (Head)
Cremains to be scattered on river where he and wife fished.
Name Bobby J. Davis Gender Male Death Age 90
Birth Date 19 Apr 1924 Birth Place Springfield, MO
Marriage Date 16 Oct 1950 Marriage Place Springfield
Residence Place Kansas City, MO
Death Date 3 Mar 2015
Death Place Overland Park
Obituary Date 5 Mar 2015
Father William Augusta Davis
Mother Emiline Davis
Spouse Helen E. Reed
Child Romie Lynn Davis and his daughter in law Vicki.
Siblings Paul Davis, Ralph Davis, Jo Ann, Pauline, Peggy Bumgardner
The facts in this collection were found using artificial intelligence technology and may contain errors.
1930 Springfield, MO. census
Gus W Davis 50 Head
Emiline Davis 33 Wife
Ralph Barnett 10 Stepson
Robbie Davis 5 Son
Paul Davis 3 Son
Pauline Davis 3 Daughter
Peggy L Davis 0 Daughter
Hester Essary 45 Mother-In-Law
Fred Essary 23 Brother-In-Law
1940 Springfield, MO. census
William A Davis 63 Head
Emiline Davis 42 Wife
Robert Davis 15 Son
Pauline Davis 13 Daughter
Paul Davis 13 Son
Peggy Lee Davis 11 Daughter
Joan Davis 6 Daughter
Ralph Davis 20 Stepson
1950 census Springfield, Greene, MO.
Emiline Davis 52 Head
Bobby Jean Davis 26 Son
Paul Davis 23 Son upholsterer
Pauline Davis 23 Daughter
Joan Davis 16 Daughter
Obit can be found in Newspapers.com Kansas City Star. Bobby J Davis age 90 death date March 3, 2015 Obit date March 6, 2015.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Davis, who were married October 16 in the High Street Fundamental Baptist Church. The bride is the former Helen Reed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Faught 1202 College. Mr. Davis is a son of Mrs. Emiline Davis, 206 South Clifton. The newlyweds are at home at 2727 West Olive
Bob is the baby in the second photo, his oldest brother Ralph next to him, his Uncle Sherman, and cousin Wallace.
In his mother's handwriting his middle name is spelled Jean and he was born at _ _ _ West Grand Street. She intended for his name to be Gene but did not know how to spell it and she wrote Jean. This is in Springfield, Greene County, MO. On his draft spelled Jene. His mother meant Gene but not knowing how to spell it she wrote Jean.
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SERIAL NUMBER 37503832 NAME DAVIS BOBBY J
GRADE, ALPHA PFC Private First Class
GRADE CODE 7 Second Lieutenant or Nurse or Dietitian or Physical therapy aide or Private First Class or Ensign or Second Class, Seaman
SERVICE CODE 1 ARMY
ARM OR SERVICE INF Infantry
ARM OR SERVICE CODE 10 INF: INFANTRY
DATE REPORT: DAY (DD) 01
DATE REPORT: MONTH (MM) 07
DATE REPORT: YEAR (Y) 4 1944
RACIAL GROUP CODE 1 WHITE
STATE OF RESIDENCE 75 Missouri
TYPE OF ORGANIZATION 740 Branch Immaterial/Infantry Division Band/Dental Corps/Medical Department
PARENT UNIT NUMBER }133
PARENT UNIT TYPE 06 Group/Regiment/Commands/System
AREA 72 European Theatre: Germany
LATEST REPORT DATE: DAY (DD) 21
LATEST REPORT DATE: MONTH (MM) 07
LATEST REPORT DATE: YEAR (Y) 5 1945
SOURCE OF REPORT 1 Individual has been reported through sources considered official.
STATUS 8 Returned to Military Control, Liberated or Repatriated
DETAINING POWER 1 GERMANY
CAMP 003 Stalag 2B Hammerstein (99 work camps in vicinity of Koslin & Stolp) West Prussia 53-17 View
REP
POW TRANSPORT SHIPS
Bob was mostly a very jolly fellow. Hardly ever saw him he did not have a very big grin on his face. He was a good Uncle too, took good care of his step son Romie, and you would never have known the relationship was step relatives. Helen was a bad cook and Bob would work and come home and cook the meals. Oh she could cook, it just was not very good. Much of the time when it was family get togethers she would help in the kitchen, but some easy chores, like cut the salad up.
So Bob did much of the cooking and I think it was something they both enjoyed and neither of them seemed to complain out loud much about it. He also done a lot of sewing, he worked in an auto upholstery shop in Springfield and he made some of the clothes on their backs. Maybe not a lot of people know that. Helen told that to me personally when I was a teenager.
Bob would not say a lot about his stay as a prisoner while in the army. It was a time he preferred to forget and not discuss. I am sure he talked with adults, but I was a child and one does not share those things with children, I guess. I did hear my Aunt talking with my mother and laying in bed and holding Bob as he awoke from nightmares and would be drenched with sweat. So I know there was trauma from the experience.
One day he left the area where the family was shortly after he and his wife had gotten back together from a seperation. He went to Kansas to live. She [Helen] had vowed to get him away from his family. He did not have any contact with anyone just a bit once in a while with his brother Paul. He did not even go to his mothers house. So for about fifty five years he did not have so much as a call to family for a Merry Christmas. Helen succeeded, but only because he let it happen and he did not call, not even sneak away to call.
A phone call come from my Aunt Peg and told me that Bob had died the day before. He had a stroke. I was a young woman and married when he left the Kansas City, and Independence area and left the family. He in time just became a name. He did attend my dad's funeral. Never came to my mothers though.
Bob was cremated and the day after his death Helen was having a memorial. She asked Peg to come. Peg declined and I was not even told in time to go to the memorial....and it is all as well. I am sure I would not have went anyway.
Now back in Springfield and I pass that upholstery shop where Bob used to work and sometimes I look that way think of Bob as a passing, he used to work there and that was all...after all without contact what memories can you have.
Detail Source WW II draft cards
Name Bobby Jene Davis Gender Male Race White Age 18
Relationship to Draftee Self (Head)
Birth Date 19 Apr 1924 Birth Place Springfield, Missouri, USA
Residence Place Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA
Registration Date 30 Jun 1942
Registration Place Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA
Employer Roy Laughwed
Height 6 1 Weight 160 Complexion Dark
Hair Color Brown Eye Color Blue
Next of Kin Gus W Davis
Household Members (Name) Age Relationship
Bobby Jene Davis 18 Self (Head)
Cremains to be scattered on river where he and wife fished.
Name Bobby J. Davis Gender Male Death Age 90
Birth Date 19 Apr 1924 Birth Place Springfield, MO
Marriage Date 16 Oct 1950 Marriage Place Springfield
Residence Place Kansas City, MO
Death Date 3 Mar 2015
Death Place Overland Park
Obituary Date 5 Mar 2015
Father William Augusta Davis
Mother Emiline Davis
Spouse Helen E. Reed
Child Romie Lynn Davis and his daughter in law Vicki.
Siblings Paul Davis, Ralph Davis, Jo Ann, Pauline, Peggy Bumgardner
The facts in this collection were found using artificial intelligence technology and may contain errors.
1930 Springfield, MO. census
Gus W Davis 50 Head
Emiline Davis 33 Wife
Ralph Barnett 10 Stepson
Robbie Davis 5 Son
Paul Davis 3 Son
Pauline Davis 3 Daughter
Peggy L Davis 0 Daughter
Hester Essary 45 Mother-In-Law
Fred Essary 23 Brother-In-Law
1940 Springfield, MO. census
William A Davis 63 Head
Emiline Davis 42 Wife
Robert Davis 15 Son
Pauline Davis 13 Daughter
Paul Davis 13 Son
Peggy Lee Davis 11 Daughter
Joan Davis 6 Daughter
Ralph Davis 20 Stepson
1950 census Springfield, Greene, MO.
Emiline Davis 52 Head
Bobby Jean Davis 26 Son
Paul Davis 23 Son upholsterer
Pauline Davis 23 Daughter
Joan Davis 16 Daughter
Obit can be found in Newspapers.com Kansas City Star. Bobby J Davis age 90 death date March 3, 2015 Obit date March 6, 2015.
Photo October 16, 1950
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Davis, who were married October 16 in the High Street Fundamental Baptist Church. The bride is the former Helen Reed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Faught 1202 College. Mr. Davis is a son of Mrs. Emiline Davis, 206 South Clifton. The newlyweds are at home at 2727 West Olive
Bob is the baby in the second photo, his oldest brother Ralph next to him, his Uncle Sherman, and cousin Wallace.
In his mother's handwriting his middle name is spelled Jean and he was born at _ _ _ West Grand Street. She intended for his name to be Gene but did not know how to spell it and she wrote Jean. This is in Springfield, Greene County, MO. On his draft spelled Jene. His mother meant Gene but not knowing how to spell it she wrote Jean.
www.archives.gov March 24, 2004 Record Detail
File Unit Title: World War II Prisoners of War Data File
Member of: Record Group 389: Records of the Office of the Provost Marshal General; Series: World War II Prisoners of War File, ca. 1942 - ca. 1947
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SERIAL NUMBER 37503832 NAME DAVIS BOBBY J
GRADE, ALPHA PFC Private First Class
GRADE CODE 7 Second Lieutenant or Nurse or Dietitian or Physical therapy aide or Private First Class or Ensign or Second Class, Seaman
SERVICE CODE 1 ARMY
ARM OR SERVICE INF Infantry
ARM OR SERVICE CODE 10 INF: INFANTRY
DATE REPORT: DAY (DD) 01
DATE REPORT: MONTH (MM) 07
DATE REPORT: YEAR (Y) 4 1944
RACIAL GROUP CODE 1 WHITE
STATE OF RESIDENCE 75 Missouri
TYPE OF ORGANIZATION 740 Branch Immaterial/Infantry Division Band/Dental Corps/Medical Department
PARENT UNIT NUMBER }133
PARENT UNIT TYPE 06 Group/Regiment/Commands/System
AREA 72 European Theatre: Germany
LATEST REPORT DATE: DAY (DD) 21
LATEST REPORT DATE: MONTH (MM) 07
LATEST REPORT DATE: YEAR (Y) 5 1945
SOURCE OF REPORT 1 Individual has been reported through sources considered official.
STATUS 8 Returned to Military Control, Liberated or Repatriated
DETAINING POWER 1 GERMANY
CAMP 003 Stalag 2B Hammerstein (99 work camps in vicinity of Koslin & Stolp) West Prussia 53-17 View
REP
POW TRANSPORT SHIPS
Bob was mostly a very jolly fellow. Hardly ever saw him he did not have a very big grin on his face. He was a good Uncle too, took good care of his step son Romie, and you would never have known the relationship was step relatives. Helen was a bad cook and Bob would work and come home and cook the meals. Oh she could cook, it just was not very good. Much of the time when it was family get togethers she would help in the kitchen, but some easy chores, like cut the salad up.
So Bob did much of the cooking and I think it was something they both enjoyed and neither of them seemed to complain out loud much about it. He also done a lot of sewing, he worked in an auto upholstery shop in Springfield and he made some of the clothes on their backs. Maybe not a lot of people know that. Helen told that to me personally when I was a teenager.
Bob would not say a lot about his stay as a prisoner while in the army. It was a time he preferred to forget and not discuss. I am sure he talked with adults, but I was a child and one does not share those things with children, I guess. I did hear my Aunt talking with my mother and laying in bed and holding Bob as he awoke from nightmares and would be drenched with sweat. So I know there was trauma from the experience.
One day he left the area where the family was shortly after he and his wife had gotten back together from a seperation. He went to Kansas to live. She [Helen] had vowed to get him away from his family. He did not have any contact with anyone just a bit once in a while with his brother Paul. He did not even go to his mothers house. So for about fifty five years he did not have so much as a call to family for a Merry Christmas. Helen succeeded, but only because he let it happen and he did not call, not even sneak away to call.
A phone call come from my Aunt Peg and told me that Bob had died the day before. He had a stroke. I was a young woman and married when he left the Kansas City, and Independence area and left the family. He in time just became a name. He did attend my dad's funeral. Never came to my mothers though.
Bob was cremated and the day after his death Helen was having a memorial. She asked Peg to come. Peg declined and I was not even told in time to go to the memorial....and it is all as well. I am sure I would not have went anyway.
Now back in Springfield and I pass that upholstery shop where Bob used to work and sometimes I look that way think of Bob as a passing, he used to work there and that was all...after all without contact what memories can you have.
Detail Source WW II draft cards
Name Bobby Jene Davis Gender Male Race White Age 18
Relationship to Draftee Self (Head)
Birth Date 19 Apr 1924 Birth Place Springfield, Missouri, USA
Residence Place Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA
Registration Date 30 Jun 1942
Registration Place Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA
Employer Roy Laughwed
Height 6 1 Weight 160 Complexion Dark
Hair Color Brown Eye Color Blue
Next of Kin Gus W Davis
Household Members (Name) Age Relationship
Bobby Jene Davis 18 Self (Head)
Cremains to be scattered on river where he and wife fished.
Name Bobby J. Davis Gender Male Death Age 90
Birth Date 19 Apr 1924 Birth Place Springfield, MO
Marriage Date 16 Oct 1950 Marriage Place Springfield
Residence Place Kansas City, MO
Death Date 3 Mar 2015
Death Place Overland Park
Obituary Date 5 Mar 2015
Father William Augusta Davis
Mother Emiline Davis
Spouse Helen E. Reed
Child Romie Lynn Davis and his daughter in law Vicki.
Siblings Paul Davis, Ralph Davis, Jo Ann, Pauline, Peggy Bumgardner
The facts in this collection were found using artificial intelligence technology and may contain errors.
1930 Springfield, MO. census
Gus W Davis 50 Head
Emiline Davis 33 Wife
Ralph Barnett 10 Stepson
Robbie Davis 5 Son
Paul Davis 3 Son
Pauline Davis 3 Daughter
Peggy L Davis 0 Daughter
Hester Essary 45 Mother-In-Law
Fred Essary 23 Brother-In-Law
1940 Springfield, MO. census
William A Davis 63 Head
Emiline Davis 42 Wife
Robert Davis 15 Son
Pauline Davis 13 Daughter
Paul Davis 13 Son
Peggy Lee Davis 11 Daughter
Joan Davis 6 Daughter
Ralph Davis 20 Stepson
1950 census Springfield, Greene, MO.
Emiline Davis 52 Head
Bobby Jean Davis 26 Son
Paul Davis 23 Son upholsterer
Pauline Davis 23 Daughter
Joan Davis 16 Daughter
Obit can be found in Newspapers.com Kansas City Star. Bobby J Davis age 90 death date March 3, 2015 Obit date March 6, 2015.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Davis, who were married October 16 in the High Street Fundamental Baptist Church. The bride is the former Helen Reed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Faught 1202 College. Mr. Davis is a son of Mrs. Emiline Davis, 206 South Clifton. The newlyweds are at home at 2727 West Olive
Bob is the baby in the second photo, his oldest brother Ralph next to him, his Uncle Sherman, and cousin Wallace.
In his mother's handwriting his middle name is spelled Jean and he was born at _ _ _ West Grand Street. She intended for his name to be Gene but did not know how to spell it and she wrote Jean. This is in Springfield, Greene County, MO. On his draft spelled Jene. His mother meant Gene but not knowing how to spell it she wrote Jean.
www.archives.gov March 24, 2004 Record Detail
File Unit Title: World War II Prisoners of War Data File
Member of: Record Group 389: Records of the Office of the Provost Marshal General; Series: World War II Prisoners of War File, ca. 1942 - ca. 1947
Instructions: The records you selected are displayed below. The value is what is actually in the data file. The meaning is what the coded value means, if known.
SERIAL NUMBER 37503832 NAME DAVIS BOBBY J
GRADE, ALPHA PFC Private First Class
GRADE CODE 7 Second Lieutenant or Nurse or Dietitian or Physical therapy aide or Private First Class or Ensign or Second Class, Seaman
SERVICE CODE 1 ARMY
ARM OR SERVICE INF Infantry
ARM OR SERVICE CODE 10 INF: INFANTRY
DATE REPORT: DAY (DD) 01
DATE REPORT: MONTH (MM) 07
DATE REPORT: YEAR (Y) 4 1944
RACIAL GROUP CODE 1 WHITE
STATE OF RESIDENCE 75 Missouri
TYPE OF ORGANIZATION 740 Branch Immaterial/Infantry Division Band/Dental Corps/Medical Department
PARENT UNIT NUMBER }133
PARENT UNIT TYPE 06 Group/Regiment/Commands/System
AREA 72 European Theatre: Germany
LATEST REPORT DATE: DAY (DD) 21
LATEST REPORT DATE: MONTH (MM) 07
LATEST REPORT DATE: YEAR (Y) 5 1945
SOURCE OF REPORT 1 Individual has been reported through sources considered official.
STATUS 8 Returned to Military Control, Liberated or Repatriated
DETAINING POWER 1 GERMANY
CAMP 003 Stalag 2B Hammerstein (99 work camps in vicinity of Koslin & Stolp) West Prussia 53-17 View
REP
POW TRANSPORT SHIPS
Bob was mostly a very jolly fellow. Hardly ever saw him he did not have a very big grin on his face. He was a good Uncle too, took good care of his step son Romie, and you would never have known the relationship was step relatives. Helen was a bad cook and Bob would work and come home and cook the meals. Oh she could cook, it just was not very good. Much of the time when it was family get togethers she would help in the kitchen, but some easy chores, like cut the salad up.
So Bob did much of the cooking and I think it was something they both enjoyed and neither of them seemed to complain out loud much about it. He also done a lot of sewing, he worked in an auto upholstery shop in Springfield and he made some of the clothes on their backs. Maybe not a lot of people know that. Helen told that to me personally when I was a teenager.
Bob would not say a lot about his stay as a prisoner while in the army. It was a time he preferred to forget and not discuss. I am sure he talked with adults, but I was a child and one does not share those things with children, I guess. I did hear my Aunt talking with my mother and laying in bed and holding Bob as he awoke from nightmares and would be drenched with sweat. So I know there was trauma from the experience.
One day he left the area where the family was shortly after he and his wife had gotten back together from a seperation. He went to Kansas to live. She [Helen] had vowed to get him away from his family. He did not have any contact with anyone just a bit once in a while with his brother Paul. He did not even go to his mothers house. So for about fifty five years he did not have so much as a call to family for a Merry Christmas. Helen succeeded, but only because he let it happen and he did not call, not even sneak away to call.
A phone call come from my Aunt Peg and told me that Bob had died the day before. He had a stroke. I was a young woman and married when he left the Kansas City, and Independence area and left the family. He in time just became a name. He did attend my dad's funeral. Never came to my mothers though.
Bob was cremated and the day after his death Helen was having a memorial. She asked Peg to come. Peg declined and I was not even told in time to go to the memorial....and it is all as well. I am sure I would not have went anyway.
Now back in Springfield and I pass that upholstery shop where Bob used to work and sometimes I look that way think of Bob as a passing, he used to work there and that was all...after all without contact what memories can you have.
Detail Source WW II draft cards
Name Bobby Jene Davis Gender Male Race White Age 18
Relationship to Draftee Self (Head)
Birth Date 19 Apr 1924 Birth Place Springfield, Missouri, USA
Residence Place Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA
Registration Date 30 Jun 1942
Registration Place Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA
Employer Roy Laughwed
Height 6 1 Weight 160 Complexion Dark
Hair Color Brown Eye Color Blue
Next of Kin Gus W Davis
Household Members (Name) Age Relationship
Bobby Jene Davis 18 Self (Head)
Cremains to be scattered on river where he and wife fished.
Name Bobby J. Davis Gender Male Death Age 90
Birth Date 19 Apr 1924 Birth Place Springfield, MO
Marriage Date 16 Oct 1950 Marriage Place Springfield
Residence Place Kansas City, MO
Death Date 3 Mar 2015
Death Place Overland Park
Obituary Date 5 Mar 2015
Father William Augusta Davis
Mother Emiline Davis
Spouse Helen E. Reed
Child Romie Lynn Davis and his daughter in law Vicki.
Siblings Paul Davis, Ralph Davis, Jo Ann, Pauline, Peggy Bumgardner
The facts in this collection were found using artificial intelligence technology and may contain errors.
1930 Springfield, MO. census
Gus W Davis 50 Head
Emiline Davis 33 Wife
Ralph Barnett 10 Stepson
Robbie Davis 5 Son
Paul Davis 3 Son
Pauline Davis 3 Daughter
Peggy L Davis 0 Daughter
Hester Essary 45 Mother-In-Law
Fred Essary 23 Brother-In-Law
1940 Springfield, MO. census
William A Davis 63 Head
Emiline Davis 42 Wife
Robert Davis 15 Son
Pauline Davis 13 Daughter
Paul Davis 13 Son
Peggy Lee Davis 11 Daughter
Joan Davis 6 Daughter
Ralph Davis 20 Stepson
1950 census Springfield, Greene, MO.
Emiline Davis 52 Head
Bobby Jean Davis 26 Son
Paul Davis 23 Son upholsterer
Pauline Davis 23 Daughter
Joan Davis 16 Daughter
Obit can be found in Newspapers.com Kansas City Star. Bobby J Davis age 90 death date March 3, 2015 Obit date March 6, 2015.
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