Name: Elbert Colville Davis

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Person Info

Name: Florence Sarah Josephine Lusk
Sex: F
Birth: 18 Oct 1889 in San Francisco, CA
Death: 21 Nov 1978 in Erie, Pa
Burial: Erie Cemetery, Erie, PA..
Person Id: I107
Tree Id: 617973

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Parents

Father:

Frank Charles Lusk: Birth: Oct 1863 in Albany, Whiteside County, Illinois. Death: 17 Apr 1941 in New York City, N.Y.

Mother:

Mae Sterrett: Birth: Jun 1867 in Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania. Death: 5 Oct 1956 in Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania

Family
Marriage:

Married: Lorenzo Dow Davis on 5 Oct 1915 at Erie, Erie County, PA.¹
Lorenzo Dow Davis: Birth: 2 Nov 1887 in Wellsville, Allegany County, NY. Death: 4 Aug 1964 in Boston, MA

Children:

John Gilson Davis: Birth: 22 Dec 1917 in Erie, Erie County, PA. Death: 4 Apr 1920 in Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania
Ruth Townsend Davis: Birth: 2 Apr 1919 in Erie, Erie County, PA. Death: 19 Jan 1995 in Erie, Erie County, PA

Family
Marriage:

Married: Frederick Carlyle Weiblen on ABT 1927.
Frederick Carlyle Weiblen: Birth: 15 Sep 1893 in Fairview, Erie County, Pennsylvania. Death: 21 Jan 1987 in Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida

Children:

Lorenzo Dow Davis: Birth: 14 Aug 1922 in Cleveland, Ohio. Death: 26 Nov 2004 in Spring Hill, Hernando County, Florida

Sources

1.	Title: Pennsylvania Vital Records

Notes

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Note: As a teenager, left NYC to live with Aunt & uncle in Erie - John and Florence Gilson. Lived withWife Threw Knives At Him, But They're Still “Good Friends”
Milwaukee Jan 15 - Despite his wife's temperamental outbursts, during which she threw knives, unhinged doors, and hit him. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C Weiblen, 42, and his spouse, Florence, are still “good friends”. Weiblen testified to that effect in a hearing on his application for divorce. ”There isn't a door in any of the apartments we lived in but bears marks of mutilation by her hand”, he testified. After citing the numerous complaints about his wife's conduct during the temperamental outbursts, Weiblen drew a smile from the courtroom spectators when he said; ”Florence and I are still good friends, though”.
Stevens Point Daily Journal, January 15, 1936

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