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Sites in which the primary focus is the etymology of the name and its variants, a one-name study or organization, relevant genealogy or an associated family history.

Resources in This Category

• Davis Family Forum

  http://genforum.genealogy.com/davis/
  This is part of the Genealogy.com chat forums that deals with the Davis surname. Post your queries here of look for someone who posted about your family line.

• Davis Family Tree

  http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gdavis/
  Ancestors of Gary Davis (b.1949) from Brooklyn, NY USA. Includes the surnames Pesany, Carvelli, Snyder and van Valkenburg.

• Davis Family Tree

  http://www.users.centralonline.com.au/davismr/
  Descendants of William Davis (b.1797) and Mary Alford of Kent, ENG; migrated to Australia in 1848. Compiled by Malcolm Rodney Davis from Port Pirie, SA AUS. [Requires Internet Explorer]

• DAVIS Genealogy

  http://www.economywebdesign.com/davis/davisindex.htm
  George Davis is the our patriarch ancestor for the DAVIS lineage. George was born in New York (state or city) in about 1810. Moved to Oakland Territory, Michigan, around 1836, when he married Mary West.

• Davis Heritage

  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/davisheritage/
  Yahoo group focusing on the research and history of the name.

• Davis/Rino Family

  http://www.angelfire.com/ut2/mygen/laneya.html
  Family history and general interests of Terry Rino and Laneya Davis-Rino.

• Davis: Marla's Tree House

  http://www.angelfire.com/on/davisfamilytree/
  Family history, stories and pedigree of Marla Kay Andrus. Includes Fulton County, IL Marriages 1824-1946 and Bailey Cemetery listings. Features the surnames Davis, McHenry, Harrod, Duvall, Goodale, Bradford and Smith.

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