F. Walter Davies, Jr. was the only son of F. Walter and Kate (Richardson) Davies of Lakehall plantation in Chicot County. His mother died young of an illness, purportedly pneumonia, in 1884.
The younger Walter drowned in Lake Chicot when left unattended by an aunt, who went back to the house for a parasol.
Davies and Gaines families of Chicot Co lost at least two children to accidental drowning in Lake Chicot, the largest natural lake in Arkansas.
The younger Walter drowned in Lake Chicot when left unattended by an aunt, who went back to the house for a parasol.
Davies and Gaines families of Chicot Co lost at least two children to accidental drowning in Lake Chicot, the largest natural lake in Arkansas.
F. Walter Davies, Jr. was the only son of F. Walter and Kate (Richardson) Davies of Lakehall plantation in Chicot County. His mother died young of an illness, purportedly pneumonia, in 1884.
The younger Walter drowned in Lake Chicot when left unattended by an aunt, who went back to the house for a parasol.
Davies and Gaines families of Chicot Co lost at least two children to accidental drowning in Lake Chicot, the largest natural lake in Arkansas.
The younger Walter drowned in Lake Chicot when left unattended by an aunt, who went back to the house for a parasol.
Davies and Gaines families of Chicot Co lost at least two children to accidental drowning in Lake Chicot, the largest natural lake in Arkansas.
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