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Mary C. Davis
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A Brief Account of the Character, Sickness and Death of Mary C. Davis, Aged 16 Y. 6 Mo., Daughter of Mr. Alpheus Davis, of Warner, N.H., who Died July 24, 1826
An account of Mary C. Davis' last days and eventual death from measles, told from the perspective of her sabbath school teacher Mr. D, emphasizing her good moral character and religious devotion.
Davis Family World War I and World War II Miscellany
Folder includes order for Anthony H. Davis to report for duty; postcard addressed to Mary C. Davis reporting his safe arrival overseas; ration books for Amelia and Lee Davis, Oakland, Calif., dated 1942; and letters from James A. Davis to Mary C. Davis, and to his brother Sean Davis and his wife Amelia, both written from France.
Every Day Spirit
In this uplifting and transformational book, spiritual teacher Mary Davis shares daily reflections, inspiring quotes, practices, prayers and meditations that fill your heart with encouragement, joy and inner peace. With a page for each day of the year, this gentle book will become a companion and a wise teacher that takes you on a spiritual journey of finding joy and gratitude in simple things, peace and comfort even in the midst of chaos, and a deeper love for others through kindness, compassion and service. Written during a year of solitude in the isolation of a cabin, Mary's poetic gift with words, loving guidance, humor and heart will feed your soul and have you looking forward to each day's reading. Every Day Spirit is packed with spiritual wisdom, making it a road map to a more meaningful and fulfilling life – and a reminder to slow down and notice the blessings. It's the perfect gift for yourself...and anyone in need of inspiration, hope, comfort and wisdom.
Mary Elizabeth Moragne Davis Papers
Davis' diary, 1837-1842 (unbound), re her life in Abbeville District, S.C., entries re farming, politics, church activities and her religious views, experience as a school teacher, local news, and observations of African-Americans as slaves, servants, and freedmen; and undated manuscripts re M.E. Moragne's early life and literary sketches.
