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WinnDixie · 11-02-2008, 04:48 PM

or anyone who can help...we have really been reminiscing these last few days about John P. Davis, and we have essentially no info at all about his son, John Rodney Davis. Stearn's records him as being born in 1852. No record of death, as he was evidently alive in 1902 when the book was published. Is there an on-line source of birth/death records for Belknap County? I am not exactly sure here...I know there are privacy laws regarding accessing some material like that. It doesn't hurt to ask, though...and we can"t "just drop in" to the Courthouse.

I have downloaded the 12th NH Regimental History to my desktop...thanks so much for that link. We have the book, but it is great to have it on the computer just the same!

11-02-2008, 04:48 PM	#7
WinnDixie Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Huntsville, AL Posts: 239 Thanks: 44 Thanked 75 Times in 17 Posts	Question, Boardwak Bluesboy or anyone who can help...we have really been reminiscing these last few days about John P. Davis, and we have essentially no info at all about his son, John Rodney Davis. Stearn's records him as being born in 1852. No record of death, as he was evidently alive in 1902 when the book was published. Is there an on-line source of birth/death records for Belknap County? I am not exactly sure here...I know there are privacy laws regarding accessing some material like that. It doesn't hurt to ask, though...and we can"t "just drop in" to the Courthouse. I have downloaded the 12th NH Regimental History to my desktop...thanks so much for that link. We have the book, but it is great to have it on the computer just the same!