Charles L Davis
Charles L. DAVIS was also a Confederate soldier, serving in the 27th Virginia Infantry, in the "Stonewall Brigade." He was in active service two years, and then losing his health was detailed post quartermaster, and stationed at South Carolina. He was engaged in the four days fight at Manassas, the seven days fight at Richmond, with Milroy on Shenandoah Mountain, and also in the battle of Cedar Mountain.
At the old STUART residence in Greenbrier County, Charles L. DAVIS was united in marriage with Bettie C. CABELL, and in their home are two children: Breckenridge C., born September 13, 1877; Rachel Stuart, January 12, 1880. Loch-Lynn, another child, died at the age of four months and eleven days. The wife of Mr. DAVIS was born in Campbell County, Virginia, January 4, 1845, and her parents were natives of Virginia, both now deceased, Breckenridge and Martha (BOULDIN) CABELL. She died June 29, 1881.
Charles L. DAVIS has a farm devoted to stock-raising, and has been a member of the county court for more than six years, and is its president at this date. His post office address is Fort Spring, Greenbrier County, West Virginia.