General Notes
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Montgomery County, Alabama
Will book 3 pages 107-108
Ishmeal Davis leaves all his worldly goods to his wife Rebecca. 1 acre of
land to be permanently deeded to the Christian Church at Salem for the
meeting house and graveyard that is there. Property to be divided among
his children on his wife's death.
John V. Davis
Mary Jackson
Eliza Motherhead
Rebecca Moore
Cornelia Hurt
Witnesses: Bartlett Williard
Allen Dubberly
Benjamin Mitchell
dated 21 Feb 1843 Probated June 17, 1848
CENSUS YR: 1860 STATE: Alabama COUNTY: Montgomery DIVISION: Ramah
REEL NO: M653-19 PAGE NO: 15
REFERENCE: Enumerated by C. C. Wilkins on 16 June 1860, 2nd District
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LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. REAL
VAL. PERS VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB
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5 108 99 Davis John V. 58 M X Farmer 13,000 16,000
GA
6 108 99 Davis Julia 56 F SC
7 108 99 Davis Jackson 21 M AL
8 108 99 Davis Lane 18 M AL
9 108 99 Davis Julia 16 F AL
10 108 99 Davis Wm. 12 M AL
11 108 99 Davis Gustavus 12 M AL
12 108 99 Mury Robt. 25 M Farmer A
John V. and Julia Parker were married in a religious ceremony in ?.1 They had a son named James Anderson Monroe.
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Children
James Anderson Monroe Davis
James Anderson Monroe was born on October 9th, 1832 in Montgomery Co., AL.1 He died at the age of 80 on January 9th, 1913 in Live Oak Co., TX.1
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