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     Hugh Clifton Davis, son of Caleb Davis and Josephine Buzzell, was born on 10 March 1892 at Wellington, Piscataquis, Maine.^1,2

     Hugh, at age 34, son of Caleb Davis and Josephine Buzzell, married Edith Lillian Carr on 21 April 1926 Unknown GEDCOM info: 21 APR 1926.³

     Hugh Clifton Davis died on 23 July 1955 at Harmony, Somerset, Maine, at age 63.² and was buried at Chadbourne Cemetery, Harmony, Somerset, Maine.²

     Jane Davis, daughter of Luther Davis and Jane I. Smith, was born circa 1837 at Maine.^1,2,3

     Jennie M. Davis, daughter of Caleb Davis and Laura Smith, was born circa 1875 at Maine.¹

     John Davis, son of Luther Davis and Jane I. Smith, was born circa 1838 at Maine.^1,2,3

     John Davis was in Military Service on 4 December 1861 at Wellington, Piscataquis, Maine, Mustered out Company C, 13th Infantry Regiment Maine on 20 August 1865. Thirteenth Infantry.--Cols., Neal Dow, Henry Rust, Jr; Lieut.-Cols., Henry Rust, Jr., Frank S. Hasseltine; Majs., Frank S. Hasseltine, Abernethy Grover. The 13th regiment was raised at large, and rendezvoused at Augusta. It was mustered into service for three years on Dec. 13, 1861, and left Feb. 18, 1862, for Boston, where it embarked on board transports for Ship island, Miss., arriving there in March. During its long stay on Ship island, it suffered severely in health, though it excelled in drill and discipline. Detachments of the regiment were sent into the defenses of New Orleans, July 5, 1862, and the entire regiment was ordered there on Sept. 1. The 13th remained in the South until July 1, 1864, when it was ordered north and arrived at Fortress Monroe on the 12th. While in the South it participated in the capture of Point Isabel, Tex., Mustang island, and of Fort Esperanza, commanding Pass Caballo, the entrance to Matagorda bay. In April, 1864, it formed part of the Red River expedition under Gen. Banks, and was in the battle of Pleasant Hill, La. Soon after its arrival in the North, it went to Harper's Ferry. On Aug. 3, 1864, the reenlisted men proceeded to Maine on furlough, and rejoined the regiment at Harper's Ferry on Oct. 1. As communication with the front was impossible at this time, Gen. Stephenson on the 5th ordered the regiment to Martinsburg, W. Va., to strengthen the defenses of that place, as it was the base of supplies for Sheridan's whole army. Here the regiment remained engaged in picket and patrol duty until the expiration of their original term of service. The original members who had not reenlisted arrived in Augusta, Dec. 30, 1864, and were mustered out at that place on Jan. 6, 1865. Two hundred and fifty-two reenlisted men and 82 recruits, whose term of service had not expired, were transferred to and consolidated with the 30th regiment of infantry, Maine volunteers.⁴

     John Davis died on 14 July 1908⁵ and was buried at Chadbourne Cemetery, Harmony, Somerset, Maine.⁶

     Joshua H. Davis, son of Luther Davis and Jane I. Smith, was born on 20 October 1849 at Maine.^1,3,4

     Joshua and an unknown person filed a marriage intention on 14 July 1871 at Wellington, Piscataquis, Maine.⁵

     Joshua, at age 21, son of Luther Davis and Jane I. Smith, married Lucy F. Packard at age 16 on 23 July 1871 at Wellington, Piscataquis, Maine, by Abram Lord.^6,5,7

     Joshua H. Davis died in 1926 at Harmony, Somerset, Maine,⁸ and was buried at Chadbourne Cemetery, Harmony, Somerset, Maine.⁹