Agnes Dorothea Davis was National President of the Auxilary to The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, from Appomatton Auxiliary #2, Department of Maryland, SUVCW. (Wilmington, Delaware)
She had two sons and one step-daughter: William A., Frederick A., and Barbara Ann. She was married to William A. Davis (1909-1964), who is buried next to her AND whoses name also apprears on the grave stone.
She was the daughter of Florence Forrest Munden and Albert Wilhelme of New Castle, Delaware.
Florence Stierle, her mother, (name changed through a second marriage to Carl Stierle), is buried to her right facing the monument.
She had two sons and one step-daughter: William A., Frederick A., and Barbara Ann. She was married to William A. Davis (1909-1964), who is buried next to her AND whoses name also apprears on the grave stone.
She was the daughter of Florence Forrest Munden and Albert Wilhelme of New Castle, Delaware.
Florence Stierle, her mother, (name changed through a second marriage to Carl Stierle), is buried to her right facing the monument.
Agnes Dorothea Davis was National President of the Auxilary to The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, from Appomatton Auxiliary #2, Department of Maryland, SUVCW. (Wilmington, Delaware)
She had two sons and one step-daughter: William A., Frederick A., and Barbara Ann. She was married to William A. Davis (1909-1964), who is buried next to her AND whoses name also apprears on the grave stone.
She was the daughter of Florence Forrest Munden and Albert Wilhelme of New Castle, Delaware.
Florence Stierle, her mother, (name changed through a second marriage to Carl Stierle), is buried to her right facing the monument.
She had two sons and one step-daughter: William A., Frederick A., and Barbara Ann. She was married to William A. Davis (1909-1964), who is buried next to her AND whoses name also apprears on the grave stone.
She was the daughter of Florence Forrest Munden and Albert Wilhelme of New Castle, Delaware.
Florence Stierle, her mother, (name changed through a second marriage to Carl Stierle), is buried to her right facing the monument.
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