Davis, George R.,
d. March 2, 1919,
Private, Army, Company C, 6th Iowa Cavalry,
Buied; March 4, 1919
Residence Douglass IA; 18 years old.
Enlisted on 9/22/1862 as a Private.
On 9/22/1862 he mustered into "C" Co. IA 6th Cavalry
He was discharged on 5/29/1865
He also had service in:
"H" Co. IA 18th Infantry (Also served)
born in New York
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Son of John Lovejoy Davis and Mary Jane Brown. Known wives were: Ada Augusta Rogers Eggleston Davis; and Walks Among The Clouds - of the Crow Nation - aka Margaret.
The Billings Evening News printed the news of marriage #4 to Ms. Eggleston in April 1907. Mr. Davis states that he had been married three time prior, two wives died and he was divorced from the first. He was given the nickname "Crow," somewhere along his journey.
His obituary states that he died in Saint Xavier, Big Horn County, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Dell Howe.
Information researched and added by: longagoandyesterday.
d. March 2, 1919,
Private, Army, Company C, 6th Iowa Cavalry,
Buied; March 4, 1919
Residence Douglass IA; 18 years old.
Enlisted on 9/22/1862 as a Private.
On 9/22/1862 he mustered into "C" Co. IA 6th Cavalry
He was discharged on 5/29/1865
He also had service in:
"H" Co. IA 18th Infantry (Also served)
born in New York
----------
Son of John Lovejoy Davis and Mary Jane Brown. Known wives were: Ada Augusta Rogers Eggleston Davis; and Walks Among The Clouds - of the Crow Nation - aka Margaret.
The Billings Evening News printed the news of marriage #4 to Ms. Eggleston in April 1907. Mr. Davis states that he had been married three time prior, two wives died and he was divorced from the first. He was given the nickname "Crow," somewhere along his journey.
His obituary states that he died in Saint Xavier, Big Horn County, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Dell Howe.
Information researched and added by: longagoandyesterday.
Davis, George R.,
d. March 2, 1919,
Private, Army, Company C, 6th Iowa Cavalry,
Buied; March 4, 1919
Residence Douglass IA; 18 years old.
Enlisted on 9/22/1862 as a Private.
On 9/22/1862 he mustered into "C" Co. IA 6th Cavalry
He was discharged on 5/29/1865
He also had service in:
"H" Co. IA 18th Infantry (Also served)
born in New York
----------
Son of John Lovejoy Davis and Mary Jane Brown. Known wives were: Ada Augusta Rogers Eggleston Davis; and Walks Among The Clouds - of the Crow Nation - aka Margaret.
The Billings Evening News printed the news of marriage #4 to Ms. Eggleston in April 1907. Mr. Davis states that he had been married three time prior, two wives died and he was divorced from the first. He was given the nickname "Crow," somewhere along his journey.
His obituary states that he died in Saint Xavier, Big Horn County, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Dell Howe.
Information researched and added by: longagoandyesterday.
d. March 2, 1919,
Private, Army, Company C, 6th Iowa Cavalry,
Buied; March 4, 1919
Residence Douglass IA; 18 years old.
Enlisted on 9/22/1862 as a Private.
On 9/22/1862 he mustered into "C" Co. IA 6th Cavalry
He was discharged on 5/29/1865
He also had service in:
"H" Co. IA 18th Infantry (Also served)
born in New York
----------
Son of John Lovejoy Davis and Mary Jane Brown. Known wives were: Ada Augusta Rogers Eggleston Davis; and Walks Among The Clouds - of the Crow Nation - aka Margaret.
The Billings Evening News printed the news of marriage #4 to Ms. Eggleston in April 1907. Mr. Davis states that he had been married three time prior, two wives died and he was divorced from the first. He was given the nickname "Crow," somewhere along his journey.
His obituary states that he died in Saint Xavier, Big Horn County, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Dell Howe.
Information researched and added by: longagoandyesterday.
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