“Lieut. Davis settled in Concord; was deputy 1689, 1690, 1692, and 1705, and held other responsible positions; was in command of troops after the wounding of Capt. Wheeler at Brookfield, 1675; freeman Mass. Col. March 21, 1689/90; d. June 14, 1713, aet. 77; grave-stone now standing in Concord; original will on file at East cambridge, made June 24, 1710, proved July 3, 1713, and bearing his autograph; a better autograph may be seen on the Concord records 1689/90, attesting election of town clerk. Wife Mary and 7 children mentioned in will as still living, also grandson Samuel Hunt. Like his father and brother Samuel he had divided most of his real estate among his sons before his death.”304