Norm Davis III

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Norm Davis III is a member of Clan Guthrie. Join: Scottish Clans Project Discuss: scottish_clans

Descendant of PGM migrant Fulke Davy, Founding Family-Hartford, CT.

Descendant of PGM migrant Richard Denton, Settler-Hempstead, N.Y..

Descendant of PGM migrant Angell Husted, Settler -Greenwich, CT.

Descendant of PGM migrant Geoffrey Ferris.

Descendant of PGM migrant Nicholas Knapp.

Descendant of PGM migrant Walter Butler.

Descendant of PGM migrant Thomas Lyon, Founding Family-Rye, NY.

Descendant of PGM migrant Lion Gardiner, Founder-Gardiner's Island, NY.

Descendant of PGM migrant William Palmer.

Descendant of PGM migrant John Reynolds.

Descendant of PGM migrant And Many More.

Family Lines

Davis, Davies, David descended of the Welsh line through

Connecticut, central New York and Long Island

prior to 1750.

Hallock in Suffolk County, British Colonial New York

before and after the Revolution

Lyon in Westchester County, New York &

Fairfield County, Connecticut 1620 to 1850

Guthrie Clan in New York, Connecticut, and Scotland

prior to 1800, including Carnegy, Lyall, Turnbull, Leslie

Bitz in New York, Connecticut, New York, and

Germany prior to 1800

Jacoby in Germany prior to 1900

Barnum in America prior to 1900

and England prior to 1800

Mead in Fairfield County, Connecticut and England

1620 to 1850, including Merritt and Purdy

Cemeteries

DAVIS burials on Long Island prior to 1750 at Find A Grave [1]

I have established these Cemetery Categories in order to group Davis family members according to their respective interments. Links in brackets are WikiTree category lists for each.

Category: Davis Family Cemetery, Coram, New York [2]

Category: Union Cemetery, Middle Island, New York [3]

Category: Sea View Cemetery, Mount Sinai, New York [4]

Downstate New York Cemeteries

• The Joseph Davis Private Cemetery, Mt. Sinai, contains 14 Davis burials of the late 1700's: Link [5]
• The former Davis Private Cemetery, Seaview, contains 2 Davis burials: Link [6]
• The Ancient Davis Burying Ground Mt. Sinai, contains 13 Davis burials: Link [7]
• The Brookfield Cemetery, Manorville, contains 13 Davis burials : Link [8]
• The Sea View Cemetery contains 234 Davis burials: Link [9]
• The Cedar Grove Cemetery at Patchogue contains 37 Davis burials, after 1800: Link [10]
• The Eliakim Davis Private Cemetery at Mt. Sinai contains 18 Davis burials: Link [11]
• The Davis (Samuel Davis) Family Cemetery at Mt. Sinai on Mt. Sinai Road contains 23 Davis burials: Link [12] and also here: [13]
• The Union Cemetery in Middle Village contains 98 Davis burials: Link [14]
• The Greenlawn Cemetery, Oneida County, New York contains 17 Davis burials: Link [15]
• The Seamans Cemetery, Savona, Steuben County, New York contains 11 Davis burials: link [16]
• The Wading River Cemetery Wading River, Suffolk County, New York contains 12 Davis burials and many other family names linked by marriage: link [17]

Upstate New York Cemeteries

• The Verona Cemetery, Oneida County, New York contains 21 Davis burials: link [18]
• The Reed Corners Cemetery, Gorham, New York contains 13 Davis burials and some in-law burials as well, mostly of the Josiah Davis+Ann Hopeful Jefferds descendants. link [19] and the Find-a-Grave link: [20]. See the Davis/Davies note below.

DAVIS Meeting House , Coram, New York [[21]]. The Davis Meeting House is the former Lester Davis House, c.1750, is most likely the homestead of Elijah Davis (1727-1802) and is a recognized historic site.

Biography

Norman was born in New York, USA in 1954

Our American roots include many ancestors with Military records in the Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Civil War, WW1 and WW2.

A number of my direct ancestors were part of the "Great Puritan Migration" from 1600-1680 and were the first pioneer settlers to establish the towns of

• Hartford, Connecticut
• Rye, New York
• Warwick, Rhode Island
• Gardiner's Island, New York
• Italy Hollow, NY
• Reed's Corners, Ontario County, NY
• Brookhaven, Coram, Southaven, Mt. Sinai, Long Island [22] Elnathan Davis Profile lists many of his descendants and is a work in progress
• Saybrook, Connecticut
• Frontier towns after leaving New York in the early 1800's in Ohio, Iowa,

Many of my New York ancestors are interred in Canandaigua, NY at various cemeteries. There are associated branches of the family from Connecticut and Massachusetts there as well. [23]

My dad Norman C. Davis Jr. authored "Westchester Patriarchs" [24]

Sources

• First-hand information. Entered by Norman Davis at registration.
• Studwell Family of Fairfield County, Connecticut, pub.1899
• New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial, Volume IV, compiled under the direction of William Richard Cutter, A.M., pub. 1913
• History and Genealogy of the Cock, Cocks, Cox Family, compiled by George William Cocks, assisted by John Cox, Jr. pub. 1914
• Death Records of the Second Congregational Church, Greenwich, Connecticut
• Ye Historie of Ye Town of Greenwich, by Spencer P. Mead, LL.B., pub. 1911
• Pelletreau, William. Early Long Island Wills of Suffolk County, 1691-1703 (Francis P. Harper, New York, 1897) Page 12-14 [25]
• Davis, William Church 1866 - The Ancestry and Posterity of Joseph Davis (1773-1865) of Norway, New York, and his wife, Elizabeth Hallock Davis. [26]

Following

Descendant of PGM migrant Fulke Davy.

European Aristocrat project [27]

KNAPP Family [28]

Brick Walls

Maffett-21 Frances Emma Maffett, 1832; I suspect that she is the daughter of Norman Moffitt, but have found nothing to prove that. He was possibly married to Phebe ____, and research into Phebe Moffitt in the geographical area of Frances Emma Maffett is very suggestive of that connection. But, no proof to date.

Werner-1562 Catherina Werner, 1837: records found to date indicate her parents Jacob Werner and possibly Catherina Engel, but no proof. The trail ends with them, so far.

Mitchel-419 Peter Mitchel, 1782: The name is so common in Scotland. There are more than one, married to Margaret. The notes for his profile are based on his daughter's records, and that's the end of the trail for Peter, so far.

Comments

A special note here to my relatives or others who may be following: For many years, family lore has held that one of my ancestors Adolphus Flint Flint-1961 was the son of an unknown Flint, who married to an Onondaga - or possible Canandaigua - tribal woman. My father spent a good deal of time researching this and found nothing to support the story, yet it persisted because nothing was found to refute it, either. Recent research, and the discovery of records not previously available in Ontario County, New York, have shown that the story is not true. The full story is at his profile page.

The Davis/Davies question: There are a number of Davis/Davies family interments in the Reed Corners Cemetery who do not appear to be related; they are descended of William P. Davies b.1789 in Wales, d. 11 May 1853 in Pennsylvania. It is his son Ezekial S. Davis (1818-1888) who establishes the Ontario County NY line of this family. I can find no familial connection to date but the coincidence of two Davis/Davies lines in such a remote and undeveloped part of New York is intriguing. The fact that William P. Davies is known to have come from Wales sometime after 1823, and the fact that our "New World" ancestor Fulke Davis/Davy also came from Wales, but around 1640, is especially intriguing, but to date the Welsh records have not provided a clue as to whether they are of the same family, or completely unrelated. There are living today a number of Davis/Davies/David families in and around Glamorgan, Wales - the place they may have both been born. An interesting place to start is here with a Glamorgan Davies family: [29], and also, FreeBDM [30]

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