History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . withprobably the best reputation for its products in thecity, and made it a successful business as a business man and as a citizen he alwaysenjoyed the thorough respect and esteem of hismany associates, and his character and actions werealways an open book, and none who read thereincould find flaw or ground for just criticism of hisstraightforward career. He was a Republican in hispolitical views, and was long a member of the Ma-sonic order, his funeral being conducted und
History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . withprobably the best reputation for its products in thecity, and made it a successful business as a business man and as a citizen he alwaysenjoyed the thorough respect and esteem of hismany associates, and his character and actions werealways an open book, and none who read thereincould find flaw or ground for just criticism of hisstraightforward career. He was a Republican in hispolitical views, and was long a member of the Ma-sonic order, his funeral being conducted under theauspices of the local lodge. He was a sincere Chris-tian and took an active part in the Methodist churchof his home city. In January, 1865, Mr. Davis married Miss HesterA. Cory, who was born in Ohio, a daughter of Johnand Susan (Carpenter) Cory. Mrs. Davis was bornDecember 14, 1842. A brother of Mrs. Davis wasThomas Cory, whose death occurred in Ohio someyears ago. In 1848 Hester Cory accompanied herparents on their removal to Mount Pleasant, Henrycounty, Iowa, and she was reared in Iowa, where. ^4(4, ^(j)CLLnJ r ^^^^ THE HE^ ?FtJBLIC UBl. TILDEN FOUNDATTO/V
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