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Noah Milton Davis
Noah Milton Davis was the son of William Milton Davis and Nancy Kathleen Stephens Davis. His stepmother was Nancy Gourley Davis. He married Joysa Loudella Anglin. (She went by Lulu or Lula.)
In the 1880 census, he appears in Cobb County, Georgia, with the following family members:
-W L Davis, age 38 (his father, William Milton Davis)
-M [N?] C Davis, 37 (his mother Nancy Kathleen Stephens Davis)
-A E Davis, 13 (his brother Albinie E Davis)
-I A Davis, 12 (his brother Ira A Davis)
-E B Davis, 10 (his sister, Dora?)
-K E Davis, 9 (his sister Kate E Davis)
-M [U?] E Davis, 6 (his sister Uerie/Aerie Eunice Davis)
-N M Davis, 3 (This is him)
-Elizabeth Stephens, 58 [68?] (his paternal grandmother)
In the 1900 census, he appears in Cobb County, Georgia, with the following family members:
-William M Davis, 58
-Nancy C Davis, 57
-Uerie E Davis, 25
-Noah M Davis, 22
-Ollie D Davis, 19
-Ara W Davis, 17
-James E Davis, 15
In the 1910 census, he appears in Cobb County, Georgia. He is listed two families down from his father and three families down from his brother Albinie. He has the following family members:
-Noah M Davis, 32
-Lulu D [O?] Davis, 33
Noah and Joysa had a daughter, Theo Christine Davis, in 1908. She died in 1909, and so does not appear on the census records. She is buried in the same cemetery as her parents.
His World War I Draft Registration card gives his wife's name as Lula Davis. His job is "farmer" and his employer is "self". His height is "tall", build "slender", eyes "brown", and hair "dark". He is living in Cobb County.
In the 1920 census, he appears in Cobb County, with the following family members:
-Noah M Davis, 41
-Lula Davis, 40
-Mary C Davis, 9
-William M Davis, 7
-Eugene Davis, 4 and 10 months
-Elsie L Davis, 2 and 4 months
In the 1930 census, he appears in Cobb County, with the following family members:
-Noah M Davis, 52
-Lula Davis, 50
-Kathleen Davis, 19
-William Davis, 17
-Eugene Davis, 14
-Elsie Davis, 12
-Pierce Davis, 8
Noah Milton Davis
Noah Milton Davis was the son of William Milton Davis and Nancy Kathleen Stephens Davis. His stepmother was Nancy Gourley Davis. He married Joysa Loudella Anglin. (She went by Lulu or Lula.)
In the 1880 census, he appears in Cobb County, Georgia, with the following family members:
-W L Davis, age 38 (his father, William Milton Davis)
-M [N?] C Davis, 37 (his mother Nancy Kathleen Stephens Davis)
-A E Davis, 13 (his brother Albinie E Davis)
-I A Davis, 12 (his brother Ira A Davis)
-E B Davis, 10 (his sister, Dora?)
-K E Davis, 9 (his sister Kate E Davis)
-M [U?] E Davis, 6 (his sister Uerie/Aerie Eunice Davis)
-N M Davis, 3 (This is him)
-Elizabeth Stephens, 58 [68?] (his paternal grandmother)
In the 1900 census, he appears in Cobb County, Georgia, with the following family members:
-William M Davis, 58
-Nancy C Davis, 57
-Uerie E Davis, 25
-Noah M Davis, 22
-Ollie D Davis, 19
-Ara W Davis, 17
-James E Davis, 15
In the 1910 census, he appears in Cobb County, Georgia. He is listed two families down from his father and three families down from his brother Albinie. He has the following family members:
-Noah M Davis, 32
-Lulu D [O?] Davis, 33
Noah and Joysa had a daughter, Theo Christine Davis, in 1908. She died in 1909, and so does not appear on the census records. She is buried in the same cemetery as her parents.
His World War I Draft Registration card gives his wife's name as Lula Davis. His job is "farmer" and his employer is "self". His height is "tall", build "slender", eyes "brown", and hair "dark". He is living in Cobb County.
In the 1920 census, he appears in Cobb County, with the following family members:
-Noah M Davis, 41
-Lula Davis, 40
-Mary C Davis, 9
-William M Davis, 7
-Eugene Davis, 4 and 10 months
-Elsie L Davis, 2 and 4 months
In the 1930 census, he appears in Cobb County, with the following family members:
-Noah M Davis, 52
-Lula Davis, 50
-Kathleen Davis, 19
-William Davis, 17
-Eugene Davis, 14
-Elsie Davis, 12
-Pierce Davis, 8
Information provided by Find-A-Grave member Michael Land -
Noah Milton Davis
Noah Milton Davis was the son of William Milton Davis and Nancy Kathleen Stephens Davis. His stepmother was Nancy Gourley Davis. He married Joysa Loudella Anglin. (She went by Lulu or Lula.)
In the 1880 census, he appears in Cobb County, Georgia, with the following family members:
-W L Davis, age 38 (his father, William Milton Davis)
-M [N?] C Davis, 37 (his mother Nancy Kathleen Stephens Davis)
-A E Davis, 13 (his brother Albinie E Davis)
-I A Davis, 12 (his brother Ira A Davis)
-E B Davis, 10 (his sister, Dora?)
-K E Davis, 9 (his sister Kate E Davis)
-M [U?] E Davis, 6 (his sister Uerie/Aerie Eunice Davis)
-N M Davis, 3 (This is him)
-Elizabeth Stephens, 58 [68?] (his paternal grandmother)
In the 1900 census, he appears in Cobb County, Georgia, with the following family members:
-William M Davis, 58
-Nancy C Davis, 57
-Uerie E Davis, 25
-Noah M Davis, 22
-Ollie D Davis, 19
-Ara W Davis, 17
-James E Davis, 15
In the 1910 census, he appears in Cobb County, Georgia. He is listed two families down from his father and three families down from his brother Albinie. He has the following family members:
-Noah M Davis, 32
-Lulu D [O?] Davis, 33
Noah and Joysa had a daughter, Theo Christine Davis, in 1908. She died in 1909, and so does not appear on the census records. She is buried in the same cemetery as her parents.
His World War I Draft Registration card gives his wife's name as Lula Davis. His job is "farmer" and his employer is "self". His height is "tall", build "slender", eyes "brown", and hair "dark". He is living in Cobb County.
In the 1920 census, he appears in Cobb County, with the following family members:
-Noah M Davis, 41
-Lula Davis, 40
-Mary C Davis, 9
-William M Davis, 7
-Eugene Davis, 4 and 10 months
-Elsie L Davis, 2 and 4 months
In the 1930 census, he appears in Cobb County, with the following family members:
-Noah M Davis, 52
-Lula Davis, 50
-Kathleen Davis, 19
-William Davis, 17
-Eugene Davis, 14
-Elsie Davis, 12
-Pierce Davis, 8
Noah Milton Davis
Noah Milton Davis was the son of William Milton Davis and Nancy Kathleen Stephens Davis. His stepmother was Nancy Gourley Davis. He married Joysa Loudella Anglin. (She went by Lulu or Lula.)
In the 1880 census, he appears in Cobb County, Georgia, with the following family members:
-W L Davis, age 38 (his father, William Milton Davis)
-M [N?] C Davis, 37 (his mother Nancy Kathleen Stephens Davis)
-A E Davis, 13 (his brother Albinie E Davis)
-I A Davis, 12 (his brother Ira A Davis)
-E B Davis, 10 (his sister, Dora?)
-K E Davis, 9 (his sister Kate E Davis)
-M [U?] E Davis, 6 (his sister Uerie/Aerie Eunice Davis)
-N M Davis, 3 (This is him)
-Elizabeth Stephens, 58 [68?] (his paternal grandmother)
In the 1900 census, he appears in Cobb County, Georgia, with the following family members:
-William M Davis, 58
-Nancy C Davis, 57
-Uerie E Davis, 25
-Noah M Davis, 22
-Ollie D Davis, 19
-Ara W Davis, 17
-James E Davis, 15
In the 1910 census, he appears in Cobb County, Georgia. He is listed two families down from his father and three families down from his brother Albinie. He has the following family members:
-Noah M Davis, 32
-Lulu D [O?] Davis, 33
Noah and Joysa had a daughter, Theo Christine Davis, in 1908. She died in 1909, and so does not appear on the census records. She is buried in the same cemetery as her parents.
His World War I Draft Registration card gives his wife's name as Lula Davis. His job is "farmer" and his employer is "self". His height is "tall", build "slender", eyes "brown", and hair "dark". He is living in Cobb County.
In the 1920 census, he appears in Cobb County, with the following family members:
-Noah M Davis, 41
-Lula Davis, 40
-Mary C Davis, 9
-William M Davis, 7
-Eugene Davis, 4 and 10 months
-Elsie L Davis, 2 and 4 months
In the 1930 census, he appears in Cobb County, with the following family members:
-Noah M Davis, 52
-Lula Davis, 50
-Kathleen Davis, 19
-William Davis, 17
-Eugene Davis, 14
-Elsie Davis, 12
-Pierce Davis, 8
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