Nace Family

Joseph Robison Davison, –1918

Name
Joseph Robison /Davison/
Given names
Joseph Robison
Surname
Davison
Marriage
Laura Wampler — View this family
Shared note: 3 Children
Birth of a son
William Richardson Davison
March 31, 1876
Death
March 24, 1918
Family with Laura Wampler
himself
Marriage:
Death: March 24, 1918
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Joseph Robison Davison
–1918
Death: March 24, 1918
wife
Birth: about 1849 34 33 — Chambersburg, Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA
Marriage:
Census: 1850 — Chambersburg, Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA
Census: 1860 — Chambersburg, Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA
Census: 1870 — Chambersburg, Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA
Death: after 1922
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Laura Wampler
1849–1922
Birth: about 1849 34 33 — Chambersburg, Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA
Death: after 1922
Marriage — —
son
Death:
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Clarence Davison
–
Death:
son
Death:
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Guy Wampler Davison
–
Death:
son
Birth: March 31, 1876 27
Marriage:
Death:
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William Richardson Davison
1876–
Birth: March 31, 1876 27
Death:
Marriage
Shared note

3 Children

Shared note

Robertson's book, p238, indicates:
"J.R. Davison was a soldier of the Civil War, having served two enlistments, one with Lieut. Mercereau's Independent Cavalry Co., and, after the expiration of that enlistment, with the 21st Pa. Cav., until the close of the war. He spent the night on the porch of the McLean house in which Grant and Lee were at the time, arranging the terms of the surrender at Appomatox, and his Memoirs of these notable events were afterwards utilized by the Government. After the war, he engaged in the grain, coal and lumber business at Greencastle, Pa., till the time of his death, March 24, 1918. He was an elder of the Presbyterian Church for about forty years and active in the business and social affairs of the town."