Samuel DAVIS

• BIRTH: 3 APR 1713, Shiloh,Cumberland,New Jersey
• CHRISTENING: MAY 1735, Shiloh,Cumberland,New Jersey
• DEATH: 20 OCT 1773, Shiloh,Cumberland,New Jersey

• MARRIAGE: 13 OCT 1735, Shiloh,Cumberland,New Jersey

1. Hannah DAVIS
2. Samuel DAVIS
3. Isaac DAVIS
4. Martha Woolsey DAVIS
5. Reuben DAVIS
6. Elijah DAVIS
7. Evan DAVIS

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                   _Jonathan DAVIS _|
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 _Elnathan DAVIS _|
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Notes

Frank D. Andrews, ROBERT AYARS AND HIS DESCENDANTS, Vineland, NJ, Privately Published, 1918, p. 10. He was the brother of Jonathan Davis, the first pastor of the Shiloh Seventh Day Baptist Church. An original signer of the Shiloh Church Covenant. Son of Elnathan Davis of Trenton, NJ, Surveyor General (?).

Ebenezer Mack Treman and Murray E. Poole, THE HISTORY OF THE TREMAN, TREMAINE, TRUMAN FAMILY IN AMERICA, WITH THE RELATED FAMILIES OF MACK, DEY, BOARD, AND AYERS, (Ithaca, NY, Ithaca Democrat, 1901), p. 1547.

REGISTER OF THE COHANSEY SEVENTH DAY BAPTIST CHURCH: 1737-1830, Ernest K. Bee, Jr., Editor, Plainfield, New Jersey, Seventh Day Baptist Publishing House, 1976, pp. 1B, 4, 24, 30.