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| James D. Davis (1817–1898) |
= | Elizabeth A. Myers (1817–1878) |
Henry Winstein (a.1809–?) |
= | Elizabeth [Deidolf ?] (a.1825–?) |
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| HUNTER DAVIS (1856–191?) |
= | ISABELLE WINSTEIN (1857–189?) |
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| Eula E. (1887–?) = |
Gertrude (1889–?) = |
Helen (1891–?) = |
Ruth D. (1896–?) = |
| Edward B. McIntyre (1887–?) |
John Fogerty (1894–?) |
Norwood E. Folk (1891–?) |
Allen G. McLeish (1893–?) |
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| NAME |
Hunter Davis |
Isabelle (Belle) Winstein |
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| DOB |
1856 |
1857 |
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| LOCATION |
Upper St. Clair Township, PA |
South Fayette Township, PA |
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| DOD |
191? |
189? |
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| INTERNMENT |
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| MILITARY SERVICE |
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| OCCUPATION |
Fireman; R.R. Engineer |
| NOTES |
Belle was still living with her parents, (Henry and Elizabeth), in Collier, PA during the 1880 Census, working as a school teacher. Henry was
a shoemaker. The Census records in 1850–70 list Henry as being born in France and Elizabeth in Germany, while the 1880 Census has them both
listed as being born in Prussia. A John Deidolf, presumably Elizabeth’s father, (born a.1800 in Germany), was listed as living with
them in the 1850 and 1870 Census records. While speculative, it is likely that Belle died during childbirth, or shortly thereafter, as her youngest child, Ruth, was only three years old during the 1900 Census, Hunter was listed as a widow, and her niece, Cora Winstein, was living with the family at the time. (Cora was the daughter of Belle’s brother, William, and was later married to Hunter’s nephew, Charles Davis, son of Richard Biddle Davis.) |
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| YEAR |
LOCATION |
HEAD |
OCCUPATION |
SPOUSE |
CHILDREN AT HOME |
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| 1880 |
Dennison, OH |
Hunter (23) |
Fireman |
(Boarder—living over a Bakery run by James M. Gloyd) |
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| 1890 |
(Records Destroyed) |
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| 1900 |
Columbus, OH (10th Ward) |
Hunter (44) |
R.R. Engineer |
(Deceased) | Eula (13) Gertrude (10) Helen (8) Ruth (3) Cora Winstein (22) (Niece) |
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| 1910 |
Columbus, OH (5th Ward) |
Hunter (54) | Tanner |
Gertrude (20) Helen (18) Ruth (13) |
