The William E. "Bill" Davidson Family: The Life and Times of a Centenarian and His Family

The book traces the history and genealogy of the Davidsons from 1306 Scotland to Ireland and later the American Colonies in 1725. The Clarkes landed in the Colonies in 1624 from England. They were influential in the politics of Rhode Island. The Rollers arrived in the Colonies in 1740 from Germany. They later migrated to Indian Territory. The book chronicles the Davidson Family associations with George Washington and its participations in the American Revolution and Civil War. William M. Davidson served in the Confederacy at Shiloh. Cornelous "Trick" Jones served the Confederacy in the Texas 12th Cavalry Regiment. He was an Indian fighter and cattle drover. He married a Cherokee and had ten children. William E. "Bill" Davidson married Mary Pauline Roller in 1925. They had five children. Historical accounts of their lives are described that chronicles the Bill Davidson Family during the Great Depression, WW II, and post war years to the present day. There is an Index.