Census: 1850 Berlin, Green Lake Co., Wisconsin
Census: 1870 Milton, Rock Co., Wisconsin: age 21, head of household

"Goodrich - Davis, Genealogy and History, 1638 through 1963", Alice Davis Tripp
Hand note: Vol. 1, Book No. 16 of 50 copies. Lucille Dayton Davis

Student from Milwaukee
data and parents names from his wedding record at Rock Co., Courthouse, Vol 4, rec 97.

"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 26, No 1, p 3, 30 Dec 1869.
In Milton, Wis., Dec. 18th, 1869, by Rev. D. E. Maxson, Mr. Julius F. Davis and Miss Elvira C. Saunders, all of Milton.

"The Sabbath Recorder," Vol 32, No 35, p 3, 31 Aug 1876.
At Davis Junction, Ogle County, Ill., Aug 17th, 1876, of consumption, Julius T. Davis, aged 27 years. The subject of this notice was born at Berlin, Wis. He was baptized and united with the Milton church, while Rev. D. E. Maxson, D. D., was pastor, of which he remained a faithful member until death. He had availed himself, to some extent, of the advantages afforded in Milton College for study, and in January, 1874, removed to Alfred Center, N. Y. As soon thereafter as suitable arrangements could be made, he entered Alfred University, with the design of pursuing a full course of study. But that fearful disease which has blunted (?) so many youthful hopes had already marked him for its victim. He was compelled to leave his studies, and seek a restoration of health. He returned West last September, and finally spent the last days of his earthly life at the home of his brother, Jeremiah Davis, where the deceased, together with his wife and infant child, received every kindness and attention their circumstances demanded. His last days were marked by great suffering, yet he patiently and prayerfully awaited the time of his deliverance. Death came at last as a welcome messenger, and bore away his manly spirit to that God who gave it. An appropriate funeral sermon was preached by a Baptist minister of that vicinity, Rev. Mr. Carr, from Psa 73: 24. May God comfort and abundantly bless the afflicted wife and child. L. E. L.

footstone says GAR, Co. C.

One account says that he contracted tuberculosis near the close of the Civil War while stationed in Florida.

Census: 1860 Milton Township, Rock Co., Wisconsin: age 7, with parents
Census: 1870 Milton, Rock Co., Wisconsin: age 17, wife of Julius
Census: 1880 Berlin, Green Lake Co., Wisconsin: age 27, widow, with Ira Clark as housekeeper
Census: 30 JUN 1900 Koto Township, McPherson Co., South Dakota: b May 1853, 3 children, 2 living
Census: 1910 Milton, Rock Co., Wisconsin: age 55, Janesville St, living alone, 1 child still living
Census: 1920 Pendleton, Umatilla Co., Oregon: age 66, living with son Edward

Alvira Charlotte (Saunders) (Davis) Clarke 1853-1932
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 26, No 1, p 3, 30 Dec 1869.
In Milton, Wis., Dec. 18th, 1869, by Rev. D. E. Maxson, Mr. Julius F. Davis and Miss Elvira C. Saunders, all of Milton.

"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 37, No 11, p 5, 17 Mar 1881.
In Berlin, Wis., Feb. 24th, 1891, by Rev. O. W. Babcock, Rev. Ira D. Clark, of Berlin, and Mrs. Alvira C. Davis, formerly of Milton.

died Portland, OR; buried Milton Cemetery in a plot with both husbands