Scott Allen Maxwell [Parents]
They had the following children:
M i Dustin Errol Maxwell F ii Amber Lynne Maxwell
Walter Lee Wilson was born on 8 Mar 1878. He died on 3 Sep 1926. Walter married Orelia Catharine Stevens.
Orelia Catharine Stevens married Walter Lee Wilson.
They had the following children:
M i Walter Orrin Wilson
Walter Orrin Wilson II [Parents]
Bernice Louise Wilson [Parents]
Other marriages:Bodnar, Joseph
They had the following children:
M i Jason Thomas Bailey
Bernice Louise Wilson [Parents]
Other marriages:Bailey, Thomas Alva
They had the following children:
F i Marianna Louise Bodnar F ii Evelyn Michelle Bodnar
Edward Hall Davis [Parents] was born on 11 Oct 1918 in West Chester, Chester Co., PA. He died on 16 Dec 2000. Edward married Arline Elizabeth Blottenberger on 31 Dec 1942 in San Antonio, TX.
Edward Hall Davis lived at West Chester, PA.
(Other sources:
1. SSDI. Last residence - Oxford, Chester Co., PA 19363
2. US Social Security Applications and Claims Index
3. Pennsylvania, Veteran Compensation Application Files, WWII, 1950-1966
4. US Public Records Index
5. Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Mennonite Vital Records, 1750-2014)
Arline Elizabeth Blottenberger [Parents] was born on 5 Oct 1917 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA. She died on 26 Jan 2012 in West Chester, Chester Co., PA. Arline married Edward Hall Davis on 31 Dec 1942 in San Antonio, TX.
In 1993 Arline E. (Blottenberger) Davis was living at 10 Reservoir Rd., West Chester, PA 19380.
Arline remembered "After Mother and Daddy Blottenberger were married June 2, 1914 in Landisville, Lancaster Co., they moved and settled in their home at 1526 Edgewood St., Phila., PA. We three children were born at this address (1 boy and 2 girls). From the time I was able to walk it seemed I was always into some mischief and always got spanked for it. I love fun and people. Had all the childhood diseases, mumps, whooping cough, measles, chicken pox, almost mastoiditis, and pleurisy.
My brother Christian Arvel was the oldest and I always looked up to him, until I caught onto his pranks then I rebelled even though I still loved him.
My sister Mary Kathryn is the youngest and we were very close till it came to boy friend time and then sometimes we shared the same fellow, because we were 18 months apart, and then there was rivalry between us.
Our house in Phila. was very small, the same for the yard. My sister and I shared a bedroom and there was two other bedrooms. We moved to Berwyn, PA when I was 5 years old, in 1923, then we had plenty of room for playing games with our friends. School was one block away with plenty of gym things to play on. An average student but sports meant more to me. I just loved them. Even though I played paper dolls and made their own clothes and furniture, with my best girlfriend named Dot Hughes. She was born in Phila. on my birthday (the same age), then moved to Berwyn the same month we did. But we never met till we both started 1st grade. What a surprise. Her brother married my sister.
As I said before I was always into trouble and our Mother was the disciplinarian in the family. Daddy was very easy going and never raised his voice. But when Mother spoke, we knew to be good.
We visited our relatives on Mother's side of the family at their big farm and we always had the best time with our cousins. Had plenty of good food that was the best ever. We never wanted to go gome when it was time to leave. Of course they had all kinds of farm animals and we just loved feeding them. This
was our Sunday outings if we didn't pack a picnic lunch by a stream or go picking wild berries and fruits.Mother (a Mennonite) and Daddy did not belong to a church, so we kids were never pushed into any religion. Our only association would be to Sunday School through our friends.
My High School was T.E. (Tredyffrin and Easttown Townships) in Berwyn and I graduated with the class of 1936. I was active in all the sports, Sr. class school play, and one year book.
We worked on benefits through our school years to raise enough money for when we became seniors we went to Washington, DC for three days. Very educational and a lot of fun. Three of we girls left the hotel at night and thought we were getting away with something, but when we got back the teachers
were waiting for us so you know we got scolded.At home we three kids had our chores to do each day and special ones on Saturday. And if we did them and did them right, Mother would give us enough money for train fare to the next town and a movie. That was a big treat. The only animals we ever had were cats and they were all named "Boots", one after another.
Mother made most of our clothes and I was the lucky one because I would get the new dress and my sister would get the hand me downs.
My husband Ed and I were introduced by my brother-in-law, Bob Hughes, because he and Ed were inducted into the Army on June 6, 1941. Ed later changed to the Air Force and was sent to Texas for his training. I went down by train alone (because I never could leave my Mother to stay any place without her) so she was amazed when I left Xmas Eve alone and we were married Dec. 31, 1942 at 9:00 PM in the Presbyterian Church in San Antonio. One other couple stood for us. Ed could only get New Years Day off.
At this time I was working for the Bell Telephone Company as a switchboard operator for six years. But when I knew I was getting married, I quit and headed for Texas. Our first child was born in Castroville, Texas and we came back to West Chester to live in Ed's Mother's third floor apartment when he was
8 months old. Ed was being shipped overseas. Since them we had 2 girls and after the children were grown and on their own, Ed and I and another couple did a lot of traveling, which we all enjoyed so much. We were able to say we have been in every state of the union and some foreign countries, also the Caribbean Islands.Since Ed has retired we took a trip to Germany and visited the Blattenbergers over there. All in all we had a good life and a good marriage."
"The Daily Local", 29 January 2012:
Arline B. Davis, of West Chester, died peacefully in her home, surrounded by loved ones, on January 26, 2012, at the age of 94.Born in Philadelphia October 5, 1917, she was the daughter of the late Charles and Mertie Blottenberger and the wife of Edward H. Davis, Sr., who passed away in 2000, after sharing 58 years of marriage, living in West Chester since 1946.
She graduated from Tredyffrin/Easttown High School in 1936, which is now Conestoga High School of Berwyn.
Arline is survived by her son, Edward Jr. and wife Peggy Greer of West Chester, her daughter, Edine Davis and fiancee Jon Paul Hollabaugh of San Rafael, Calif. and daughter, Christine and husband Steven West of West Chester; also seven grandchildren, Lisa, Susanna, Jenny Rose, Jacob, Alicia, David and Ryan; five great-grandchildren, Libby Ann, McKenzie, Patrick, Lorelei and Collins; and three step-great-grandchildren, Ashlyn, Savannah and Briana.
She loved gardening, sewing, knitting, ceramics, playing bingo at the Elks every Wednesday and all the children, grand and great. She was a member of the United Methodist Church of West Chester for over 50 years. She was also a 65 year member of the Order of the Eastern Star, Chapter #297 in Berwyn and Chapter #352 in West Chester; and a 25 year member of Goshen Twp. Meals on Wheels.
Interment will be private. Memorial contributions may be made to Humanity Gifts Registry, P.O. Box 835, Phila., PA 19105-0835, or Compassionate Care Hospice, 3331 Street Rd., Suite 410, Bensalem, PA 19020.
(Other sources:
1. Findagrave.com - Memorial# 84124500)
They had the following children:
M i Edward H. Davis Jr. F ii Arline Edine Davis F iii Christine Merlin Davis
Robert Agnew Hughes III [Parents] was born on 9 Oct 1919 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA. He died on 26 Jan 1961 in Veteran's Hospital, Delaware Co., PA. Robert married Mary Kathryn Blottenberger on 28 May 1941.
Mary Kathryn Blottenberger [Parents] was born on 15 Apr 1919 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA. She died on 18 May 1966 in Bryn Mawr, PA. Mary married Robert Agnew Hughes III on 28 May 1941.
Mary K. (Blottenberger) Hughes was a member of the order of Eastern Star. She died unexpectedly at age 47 at Bryn Mawr Hospital near Philadelphia, PA.
They had the following children:
M i Charles R. Hughes M ii Rodney Arthur Hughes F iii Joyce A. Hughes
Moulton Horatio Davis married Linnie Remster Davis.
Linnie Remster Davis married Moulton Horatio Davis.
They had the following children:
M i Edward Hall Davis
Robert Agnew Hughes Jr. was born on 12 Jul 1887 in Christiana, DE. He died on 10 Oct 1969 in Berwyn, Chester Co., PA. Robert married Amy Carolina Hauseman.
Amy Carolina Hauseman was born on 28 Sep 1890. She died in 1963 in Berwyn, Chester Co., PA. Amy married Robert Agnew Hughes Jr..
They had the following children:
M i Robert Agnew Hughes III
Rodney Arthur Hughes [Parents]
Ruth Ann Jackson [Parents]
They had the following children:
M i Brian Scott Hughes M ii Douglas Keith Hughes F iii Rebecca Ann Hughes