Davis / Davies

The name Davis or Davies in Ireland is often of Welsh origin having been brought to the country by settlers who located in all four Provinces but especially in Leinster and Ulster. Several native Gaelic Septs have used Davis as the anglicized version of their name including the McMurroughs of County Wexford and the MacDaibhaids in Ulster.

Spelling variations include: Davies, Davis, Divis and others.

First found in Flint, where the Davies family was seated from very ancient times, some say well before the Norman Conquest and the arrival of Duke William at Hastings in 1066 A.D.

Motto Translated: Without God without anything, God is enough.

James Davis & Ellen Murphy ( modificado el 24.04.2007 )

James Davis & Elizabeth Scott y McKane ( modificado el 05.10.2007 )

John Davis & Mary O´Dogherty ( modificado el 05.10.2007 )

Joseph Davis & Kathleen Dennin ( modificado el 11.09.2007 )

Joseph Davis & Eva Gobel ( modificado el 24.04.2007 )

Santiago Davis & María Margarita Barbero ( modificado el 24.04.2007 )