Frank Davis - Revision history

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	'''Frank J. Davis''' was the regular [[guide]] of the [[George V.W. Duryee\|George V. W. Duryee]] family. In 1901, when the new [[Mark Twain Camp\|Duryee camp]] on [[Lower Saranac Lake]] was rented to [[Mark Twain\|Samuel Clemens]], Davis was assigned to work for the tenant family. <sup>1</sup> Davis was a licensed guide on Lower Saranac Lake from 1893 through 1920. <sup>2</sup>		'''Frank J. Davis''' was the regular [[guide]] of the [[George V.W. Duryee\|George V. W. Duryee]] family. In 1901, when the new [[Mark Twain Camp\|Duryee camp]] on [[Lower Saranac Lake]] was rented to [[Mark Twain\|Samuel Clemens]], Davis was assigned to work for the tenant family. <sup>1</sup> Davis was a licensed guide on Lower Saranac Lake from 1893 through 1920. <sup>2</sup>

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	Mr. Davis was born in Dannemora, N. Y., 56 years age. He was the son of [[Oren T. Davis\|Oren T.]] and [[Louise Davis\|Louise Davis]], and was a brother of the late [[Henry Davis\|Henry Davis]]. The deceased is survived by his wife and one daughter, Mrs. Francis Mullen, of Plattsburgh, and two grandchildren.		Mr. Davis was born in Dannemora, N. Y., 56 years age. He was the son of [[Oren T. Davis\|Oren T.]] and [[Louise Davis\|Louise Davis]], and was a brother of the late [[Henry Davis\|Henry Davis]]. The deceased is survived by his wife and one daughter, Mrs. Francis Mullen, of Plattsburgh, and two grandchildren.

	Interment was made in [[~~Pine Ridge cemetery\|~~Pine Ridge cemetery]].		Interment was made in [[Pine Ridge cemetery]].

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	1. [[~~Maitland DeSormo\|~~Maitland DeSormo]], ''Summers on the Saranacs'', p. 219. DeSormo's source was a Davis interview by [[Bill McLaughlin\|Bill McLaughlin]] in the ''Adirondack Enterprise'', July 2, 1960.<br>2. Charles Brumley, ''Guides of the Adirondacks'', p. 324.		1. [[Maitland DeSormo]], ''Summers on the Saranacs'', p. 219. DeSormo's source was a Davis interview by [[Bill McLaughlin\|Bill McLaughlin]] in the ''Adirondack Enterprise'', July 2, 1960.<br>2. Charles Brumley, ''Guides of the Adirondacks'', p. 324.

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	'''Frank J. Davis''' was the regular [[~~guide\|~~guide]] of the [[George V.W. Duryee\|George V. W. Duryee]] family. In 1901, when the new [[Mark Twain Camp\|Duryee camp]] on [[Lower Saranac Lake]] was rented to [[Mark Twain\|Samuel Clemens]], Davis was assigned to work for the tenant family. <sup>1</sup> Davis was a licensed guide on Lower Saranac Lake from 1893 through 1920. <sup>2</sup>		'''Frank J. Davis''' was the regular [[guide]] of the [[George V.W. Duryee\|George V. W. Duryee]] family. In 1901, when the new [[Mark Twain Camp\|Duryee camp]] on [[Lower Saranac Lake]] was rented to [[Mark Twain\|Samuel Clemens]], Davis was assigned to work for the tenant family. <sup>1</sup> Davis was a licensed guide on Lower Saranac Lake from 1893 through 1920. <sup>2</sup>
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	'''Frank J. Davis''' was the regular [[guide\|guide]] of the [[George V. W. Duryee\|George V. W. Duryee]] family. In 1901, when the new [[Mark Twain Camp\|Duryee camp]] on [[Lower Saranac Lake]] was rented to [[Mark Twain\|Samuel Clemens]], Davis was assigned to work for the tenant family. <sup>1</sup> Davis was a licensed guide on Lower Saranac Lake from 1893 through 1920. <sup>2</sup>		'''Frank J. Davis''' was the regular [[guide\|guide]] of the [[George V.W. Duryee\|George V. W. Duryee]] family. In 1901, when the new [[Mark Twain Camp\|Duryee camp]] on [[Lower Saranac Lake]] was rented to [[Mark Twain\|Samuel Clemens]], Davis was assigned to work for the tenant family. <sup>1</sup> Davis was a licensed guide on Lower Saranac Lake from 1893 through 1920. <sup>2</sup>
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	'''FUNERAL SERVICES FOR FRANK J. DAVIS'''		'''FUNERAL SERVICES FOR FRANK J. DAVIS'''

	The funeral services of Frank J. Davis were held from his late residence, [[19 McComb Street\|19 McComb Street]], Saranac Lake, and [[St. Luke~~'s Episcopal church~~\|St. Luke's Episcopal church]] Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.		The funeral services of Frank J. Davis were held from his late residence, [[19 McComb Street\|19 McComb Street]], Saranac Lake, and [[Church of St. Luke, the Beloved Physician\|St. Luke's Episcopal church]] Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

	Mr. Davis died in the Montreal General Hospital early Friday morning after a brief illness. He was one of the few remaining Adirondack guides and woodsmen of the old type. He was known throughout the Adirondacks as an expert fisherman and hunter and was well liked by all who knew him and came in contact with him. He had a host of friends in this community and the [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Lake]] region.		Mr. Davis died in the Montreal General Hospital early Friday morning after a brief illness. He was one of the few remaining Adirondack guides and woodsmen of the old type. He was known throughout the Adirondacks as an expert fisherman and hunter and was well liked by all who knew him and came in contact with him. He had a host of friends in this community and the [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Lake]] region.

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	'''Frank J. Davis''' was the regular [[guide\|guide]] of the [[George V. W. Duryee\|George V. W. Duryee]] family. In 1901, when the new [[Mark Twain Camp\|Duryee camp]] on [[~~Lower Saranac Lake\|~~Lower Saranac Lake]] was rented to [[Mark Twain\|Samuel Clemens]], Davis was assigned to work for the tenant family. <sup>1</sup> Davis was a licensed guide on Lower Saranac Lake from 1893 through 1920. <sup>2</sup>		'''Frank J. Davis''' was the regular [[guide\|guide]] of the [[George V. W. Duryee\|George V. W. Duryee]] family. In 1901, when the new [[Mark Twain Camp\|Duryee camp]] on [[Lower Saranac Lake]] was rented to [[Mark Twain\|Samuel Clemens]], Davis was assigned to work for the tenant family. <sup>1</sup> Davis was a licensed guide on Lower Saranac Lake from 1893 through 1920. <sup>2</sup>
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	## Footnotes		===Footnotes===

	1. [[Maitland DeSormo\|Maitland DeSormo]], ''Summers on the Saranacs'', p. 219. DeSormo's source was a Davis interview by [[Bill McLaughlin\|Bill McLaughlin]] in the ''Adirondack Enterprise'', July 2, 1960.<br>2. Charles Brumley, ''Guides of the Adirondacks'', p. 324.		1. [[Maitland DeSormo\|Maitland DeSormo]], ''Summers on the Saranacs'', p. 219. DeSormo's source was a Davis interview by [[Bill McLaughlin\|Bill McLaughlin]] in the ''Adirondack Enterprise'', July 2, 1960.<br>2. Charles Brumley, ''Guides of the Adirondacks'', p. 324.

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	'''FUNERAL SERVICES FOR FRANK J. DAVIS'''		'''FUNERAL SERVICES FOR FRANK J. DAVIS'''

	The funeral services of Frank J. Davis were held from his late residence, [[19 McComb Street\|19 McComb Street]], Saranac Lake, and [[St. Luke~~%27s~~ Episcopal church\|St. Luke's Episcopal church]] Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.		The funeral services of Frank J. Davis were held from his late residence, [[19 McComb Street\|19 McComb Street]], Saranac Lake, and [[St. Luke's Episcopal church\|St. Luke's Episcopal church]] Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

	Mr. Davis died in the Montreal General Hospital early Friday morning after a brief illness. He was one of the few remaining Adirondack guides and woodsmen of the old type. He was known throughout the Adirondacks as an expert fisherman and hunter and was well liked by all who knew him and came in contact with him. He had a host of friends in this community and the [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Lake]] region.		Mr. Davis died in the Montreal General Hospital early Friday morning after a brief illness. He was one of the few remaining Adirondack guides and woodsmen of the old type. He was known throughout the Adirondacks as an expert fisherman and hunter and was well liked by all who knew him and came in contact with him. He had a host of friends in this community and the [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Lake]] region.

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	'''Frank J. Davis''' was the regular [[guide\|guide]] of the [[George~~%20V~~.~~%20W~~.~~%20Duryee~~\|George V. W. Duryee]] family. In 1901, when the new [[Mark~~%20Twain%20Camp~~\|Duryee camp]] on [[Lower~~%20Saranac%20Lake~~\|Lower Saranac Lake]] was rented to [[Mark~~%20Twain~~\|Samuel Clemens]], Davis was assigned to work for the tenant family. <sup>1</sup> Davis was a licensed guide on Lower Saranac Lake from 1893 through 1920. <sup>2</sup>		'''Frank J. Davis''' was the regular [[guide\|guide]] of the [[George V. W. Duryee\|George V. W. Duryee]] family. In 1901, when the new [[Mark Twain Camp\|Duryee camp]] on [[Lower Saranac Lake\|Lower Saranac Lake]] was rented to [[Mark Twain\|Samuel Clemens]], Davis was assigned to work for the tenant family. <sup>1</sup> Davis was a licensed guide on Lower Saranac Lake from 1893 through 1920. <sup>2</sup>
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	'''FUNERAL SERVICES FOR FRANK J. DAVIS'''		'''FUNERAL SERVICES FOR FRANK J. DAVIS'''

	The funeral services of Frank J. Davis were held from his late residence, [[19~~%20McComb%20Street~~\|19 McComb Street]], Saranac Lake, and [[St.~~%20Luke~~%27s~~%20Episcopal%20church~~\|St. Luke's Episcopal church]] Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.		The funeral services of Frank J. Davis were held from his late residence, [[19 McComb Street\|19 McComb Street]], Saranac Lake, and [[St. Luke%27s Episcopal church\|St. Luke's Episcopal church]] Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

	Mr. Davis died in the Montreal General Hospital early Friday morning after a brief illness. He was one of the few remaining Adirondack guides and woodsmen of the old type. He was known throughout the Adirondacks as an expert fisherman and hunter and was well liked by all who knew him and came in contact with him. He had a host of friends in this community and the [[Upper~~%20Saranac%20Lake~~\|Upper Lake]] region.		Mr. Davis died in the Montreal General Hospital early Friday morning after a brief illness. He was one of the few remaining Adirondack guides and woodsmen of the old type. He was known throughout the Adirondacks as an expert fisherman and hunter and was well liked by all who knew him and came in contact with him. He had a host of friends in this community and the [[Upper Saranac Lake\|Upper Lake]] region.

	Mr. Davis was born in Dannemora, N. Y., 56 years age. He was the son of [[Oren~~%20T~~.~~%20Davis~~\|Oren T.]] and [[Louise~~%20Davis~~\|Louise Davis]], and was a brother of the late [[Henry~~%20Davis~~\|Henry Davis]]. The deceased is survived by his wife and one daughter, Mrs. Francis Mullen, of Plattsburgh, and two grandchildren.		Mr. Davis was born in Dannemora, N. Y., 56 years age. He was the son of [[Oren T. Davis\|Oren T.]] and [[Louise Davis\|Louise Davis]], and was a brother of the late [[Henry Davis\|Henry Davis]]. The deceased is survived by his wife and one daughter, Mrs. Francis Mullen, of Plattsburgh, and two grandchildren.

	Interment was made in [[Pine~~%20Ridge%20cemetery~~\|Pine Ridge cemetery]].		Interment was made in [[Pine Ridge cemetery\|Pine Ridge cemetery]].

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	1. [[Maitland~~%20DeSormo~~\|Maitland DeSormo]], ''Summers on the Saranacs'', p. 219. DeSormo's source was a Davis interview by [[Bill~~%20McLaughlin~~\|Bill McLaughlin]] in the ''Adirondack Enterprise'', July 2, 1960.<br>2. Charles Brumley, ''Guides of the Adirondacks'', p. 324.		1. [[Maitland DeSormo\|Maitland DeSormo]], ''Summers on the Saranacs'', p. 219. DeSormo's source was a Davis interview by [[Bill McLaughlin\|Bill McLaughlin]] in the ''Adirondack Enterprise'', July 2, 1960.<br>2. Charles Brumley, ''Guides of the Adirondacks'', p. 324.

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	Interment was made in [[Pine%20Ridge%20cemetery\|Pine Ridge cemetery]].		Interment was made in [[Pine%20Ridge%20cemetery\|Pine Ridge cemetery]].

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	## Footnotes		## Footnotes

	1. [[Maitland%20DeSormo\|Maitland DeSormo]], ''Summers on the Saranacs'', p. 219. DeSormo's source was a Davis interview by [[Bill%20McLaughlin\|Bill McLaughlin]] in the ''Adirondack Enterprise'', July 2, 1960.<br>2. Charles Brumley, ''Guides of the Adirondacks'', p. 324.		1. [[Maitland%20DeSormo\|Maitland DeSormo]], ''Summers on the Saranacs'', p. 219. DeSormo's source was a Davis interview by [[Bill%20McLaughlin\|Bill McLaughlin]] in the ''Adirondack Enterprise'', July 2, 1960.<br>2. Charles Brumley, ''Guides of the Adirondacks'', p. 324.