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Davis - An Identity Crisis: Using Indirect Evidence to Prove That H. P. Davis and Passen Davis of Trinity County are One Man Who is the Son of Wiley Davis

Debbie Parker Wayne, "An Identity Crisis: Using Indirect Evidence to Prove That H. P. Davis and Passen Davis of Trinity County are One Man Who is the Son of Wiley Davis," Texas State Genealogical Society Journal Stirpes (March 2011): 43–49. Third-place winner, 2012 Excellence in Writing Competition, Published Article Category, International Society of Family History Writers and Editors.





Linked toHarwell Passen Davis

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