Frank E. Davis Biography from History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire
From: Patricia Cooper - pcooper@peaknet.net

Surname: DAVIS
Source:  History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire and Representative Citizens
          by Charles A. Hazlett, Richmond-Arnold Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill., 1915

Page 914

  FRANK E. DAVIS, a prominent citizen of Plaistow, N. H., is
extensively engaged in the ,Poultry business, which he conducts on a
scientific basis. He was born In Plaistow, N. H., May 16. 1872, and
Comes of an old and well known family of this community. Mr. Davis 
is a grandson of Franklin Davis and a great-grandson of Jacob Davis. 

Page 915

The gandfather, Franklin Davis was born in Plaistow, where he after-
ward for many years conducted a grocery. He was widely known
as a musician and was leader of a band. His wife was Elmira A. 
Flanders. Walter P. Davis, father of the subject of this record, was
born in Plaistow in 1846 and until his death in 1872 worked in the shoe
shop in Haverhill. He married Martha L. Little and they had but one
child, Frank E.
  Frank E. Davis received a public school training, after which he
worked in the shoe shop at Haverhill until 1894. In that year he branched
out in the poultry business, at which he has been so successful. He
raises about 1,800 chickens each year, and winters about 800 hens.
In July, 1898, Mr. Davis was united in marriage with Miss Ella B.
Bailey, who was born in New Castle, New Brunswick, and is a daughter
of Charles and Sarah Bailey. They have a comfortable home in Plais-
tow  and are surrounded by their many friends who have known them
long.

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