Scott Davis
Honor Code SignatorySigned 26 Jan 2017 | 9,901 contributions | 715 thank-yous | 2,342 connections
Signed 26 Jan 2017 | 9,901 contributions | 715 thank-yous | 2,342 connections
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Scott B. Davis
Born 1960s.
Ancestors 
Son of Barry Davis
and [private mother (1940s - unknown)]
Brother of
[private brother (1970s - unknown)]
Father of
Thomas Barry Kevin Davis
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Biography
This profile is part of the Davis Name Study.
Scott Davis is a member of the Earl Grey's Famine Orphan Scheme 1848-1850 Team.
I came to Wikitree as an experienced Wikipedia contributor, with an interest in South Australian geography and history and my ancestors' places in it.
My ancestors migrated from Great Britain and Europe to South Australia between 1838 and 1876. The earliest of those had lived in Van Diemen's Land as a free settler for over five years, since leaving England in 1832.
I have discovered that the "male lines" have generally been easier to research than female ones - it has taken more effort to learn about maternal grandmothers at almost every point on my family tree.
Ancestors
List generated by https://apps.wikitree.com/apps/clarke11007/surnames.php?ph=0 on 1 February 2021.
My Surnames
- Legend:
- Surname (alternate spellings) : First Person with surname in tree → EKA - Earliest Known Ancestor
- ( # ) = number of generations from Primary person to EKA
𐂷 = pedigree chart of First Person / 
⇟ = descendant list of EKA
- Altus : Maria, b. 1846, Nechern, Saxony 𐂷 → Johann Altus, b. 1820, Rodewitz, Sachsen, Germany ⇟ (4)
- Bartisch : → Anna Bartisch, b. 1810, Kreis Crossen ⇟ (4)
- Brand : → Elizabeth Brand, b. 1774, Montrose, Angus, Scotland ⇟ (5)
- Bruce : Eliza, b. 1843, Islington St Mary, England 𐂷 → David Bruce, b. 1773, Montrose, Angus, Scotland ⇟ (5)
- Chilcott : Maria, b. 1829, Holford, Somerset, England 𐂷 → John Chilcott, b. 0000, ⇟ (5)
- Cox : Amy, b. 1885, Bowden-on-the-Hill, South Australia, Australia 𐂷 → Edward Cox, b. 1811, Minster Lovell, Oxfordshire, England ⇟ (4)
- Davies : Elizabeth, b. 1878, Wallaroo, South Australia, Australia 𐂷 → Shadrach Davies, b. 1808, St John; Swansea ⇟ (4)
- Davies : Margaret, b. 1845, Neath, Glamorgan, Wales, United Kingdom 𐂷 → Thomas Davies, b. 1810, Port Talbot, Glamorgan, Wales ⇟ (4)
- Davis : Barry, b. 1939, Mount Barker, South Australia, Australia 𐂷 → Thomas Davis, b. 1792, Stogursey, Somerset, England ⇟ (5)
- Deer : Gweneth, b. 1913, Cowell, South Australia, Australia 𐂷 → Jacob Deer, b. 1747, Pontardawe, Wales ⇟ (6)
- Fawcett : → Harriet Fawcett, b. 1805, ⇟ (5)
- Fincham : Hannah, b. 1808, Coggeshall, Essex, England 𐂷 → John Fincham, b. 1775, null ⇟ (5)
- Fischer : Anna Eleonore, b. 1846, Ostritz, Züllichau-Schwiebus, Brandenburg, Prussia 𐂷 → Johann Fischer, b. 1814, Züllichau, Brandenburg, Prussia, Germany ⇟ (5)
- Goble : → Mary Goble, b. 1810, England ⇟ (5)
- Godwin : Elizabeth, b. 1814, Swinbrook, Oxfordshire, England 𐂷 → Charles Godwin, b. 1791, Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire, England ⇟ (5)
- Gregurke : Emma, b. 1881, Eudunda, South Australia, Australia 𐂷 → Johann Gregurke, b. 1803, Trebschen, Zuellichau Schweibus, Germany ⇟ (4)
- Groby : → Katharina Groby, b. 1800, null ⇟ (5)
- Henschke : Emilie, b. 1837, Chociule,Lubuskie,POL 𐂷 → Johann Henschke, b. 1770, Brandenburg, Prussia ⇟ (5)
- Hern : → Hannah Hern, b. 1788, Swinbrook, Oxfordshire, England ⇟ (5)
- Herrmann : → Anna Herrmann, b. 1780, null ⇟ (5)
- Hirsch : → Anna Hirsch, b. 1812, Prussia ⇟ (4)
- Hunt : Jane, b. 1843, Brize Norton, Oxfordshire, England 𐂷 → George Hunt, b. 1818, Brize Norton, Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom ⇟ (4)
- James : → Catherine James, b. 1775, Llanguicke, Glamorgan, Wales ⇟ (5)
- Keller : Johanne, b. 1851, South Australia, Australia 𐂷 → Karl Keller, b. 1816, Gleinau, Kreis Wohlau, Schlesien, Prüßen ⇟ (4)
- Klente : → Maria Klente, b. 1800, ⇟ (5)
- Klingner : Caroline, b. 1866, Stockwell, South Australia 𐂷 → Carl Klingner, b. 1826, Semmelwitz, Silesia, Prussia ⇟ (4)
- Knuschke : Anna, b. 1837, Upper Heidau, Silesia, Prussia 𐂷 → Johann Knuschke, b. 1805, Heidau, Silesia, Prussia ⇟ (5)
- Koithan : Ernstine, b. 1892, Dutton, South Australia, Australia 𐂷 → Johann Koithan, b. 1799, Mariendrebber, Germany ⇟ (5)
- Krause : → Johanne Krause, b. 1817, Gleinau, Kreis Wohlau, Schlesien, Prüßen (Silesia, Prussia) ⇟ (4)
- Krollig : Alma, b. 1914, Dutton, South Australia, Australia 𐂷 → Bartolomaus Krollig, b. 1800, null ⇟ (5)
- Kurzen : → Johanna Kurzen, b. 1801, Trzebiechów, Lubuskie, Poland ⇟ (4)
- Lemar : Harriet, b. 1859, Macclesfield, South Australia, Australia 𐂷 → Samuel Lemar, b. 1742, England ⇟ (7)
- Monk : Amy, b. 1821, Brize Norton, Oxfordshire, England 𐂷 → Job Monk, b. 1795, Alvescot, Oxfordshire, England ⇟ (5)
- Morgan : → Catherine Morgan, b. 0000, Wales ⇟ (4)
- Nerton : → Mary Nerton, b. 1806, Dulverton, Somerset, England ⇟ (5)
- Petras : → Johanne Petras, b. 1820, Klemzig, Brandenberg, Germany ⇟ (5)
- Schneider : → Anna Schneider, b. 1822, Nechern, Saxony, Prussia ⇟ (4)
- Stacey : Mary, b. 1794, Stogursey, Somerset, England 𐂷 → James Stacey, b. 1767, ⇟ (6)
- Steinkow : → Marianna Steinkow, b. 1816, Gross Dammer, Prosen, Prussia ⇟ (4)
- Thomas : → Elizabeth Thomas, b. 1814, Michaelstone, Glamorgan, Wales ⇟ (4)
- Wittwer : Faye, b. 1945, Mount Barker, South Australia, Australia 𐂷 → George Wittwer, b. 1780, Tschausdorf, Kreis, Crossen, Brandenburg, Prussia ⇟ (5)
- Wolschapp : → Dorothea Wolschapp, b. 1806, Germany ⇟ (5)
- Wood : Sarah, b. 1837, O'Brien's Bridge, Van Diemen's Land 𐂷 → Joshua Wood, b. 1793, North Hall Bridge, Leeds, Yorkshire, England ⇟ (5)
Sources
- First-hand information. Entered by Scott Davis.
Only the Trusted List can access the following:
- Scott's formal name
- full middle name (B.)
- e-mail address
- exact birthdate
- birth location
- images (1)
- private siblings' names
- private children's names (1)
- spouse's name and marriage information
DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Scott by comparing test results with other carriers of his ancestors' Y-chromosome or mitochondrial DNA. However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Scott:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Scott by comparing test results with other carriers of his ancestors' Y-chromosome or mitochondrial DNA. However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Scott:
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~0.78%
Bart Kakoschke
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23andMe, GEDmatch A922383 [compare]
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AncestryDNA, GEDmatch A922383 [compare], Ancestry member bkakoschke
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Family Tree DNA Family Finder, GEDmatch A922383 [compare], FTDNA kit #Private
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Genealogist-to-Genealogist (G2G) Forum posts about Scott:
- Scott Davis is a Wonderful WikiTreer Aug 4, 2023.
Featured Female Poet connections: Scott is 19 degrees from Anne Bradstreet, 19 degrees from Ruth Niland, 33 degrees from Karin Boye, 33 degrees from 照 松平, 19 degrees from Anne Barnard, 42 degrees from Lola Rodríguez de Tió, 25 degrees from Christina Rossetti, 22 degrees from Emily Dickinson, 31 degrees from Nikki Giovanni, 22 degrees from Isabella Crawford, 18 degrees from Mary Gilmore and 20 degrees from Elizabeth MacDonald on our single family tree. Login to find your connection.
Thank you so much for joining the Southern Cross Stars for the Connect-a-Thon this weekend. There is information on the Southern Cross Stars page, and our chat post at https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1682615 . We'll be chatting during the Thon on the new Aussie Challenge Teams channel. You can message me any time if you have any other questions. I'm always happy to help! Gillian, Southern Cross Stars Team Leader
We're contacting you for the annual Australia Project membership checkin. We really appreciate your involvement in the Project in the last year. Thank you so much for all your help to improve Australian profiles on WikiTree.
Please could you reply to this message, or send me a private message to let us know if you'd like to stay on in the Project, and if you'd like to make any changes to the teams that you belong to. The teams are listed on Australia Project Teams.
If you've moved on to other things for the moment, that's absolutely fine. We'd appreciate if you'd let us know so that we can remove you from the membership list.
We're always happy to receive any ideas or suggestions that you have to make our project even better.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
The Australia Project Leadership Team ~ Gillian, Margaret and Veronica
Scott
Regards, Margaret
I think I was reacting to the { {unsourced} } template, but Lorna is 7 degrees from me, so counts in my CC7. It turns out your father was my wife Leanne's grandfather's first cousin!
Scott
edited by Scott Davis
John
Leanne's grandfather was Laurie Harkness (1909-1982), so the connection is through your grandmother.
You’re a member of Southern Cross Stars for the 2023 WikiTree Source-a-Thon. Thanks for choosing us! Your Bib is 642 if you want to download your Bib and create a sticker. We kick off this evening. The times for starting and finishing for various locations in Australia is at Southern Cross Stars Chat.
There is Source-a-Thon ‘how to’ information and some lists of unsourced profiles to work on at Southern Cross Stars, but you can work on any unsourced profiles that you want. You’ll find resources relevant to Australia under Australia Project Resources. We'd love to see you on the team Discord channel. If you haven't yet joined Discord, see Help:Discord.
I’m always happy to receive a direct message if you have any other questions, or need help with anything. Have a great fun weekend :-) Gillian, your Team Captain!
Thanks very much for adding information to the profile of Ernst MacKenzie. I created these profiles with minimum information - my goal was to search for related families. The extra information is a big improvement.
I had ancestors on the same voyage, and he remains by far the most-remotely related passenger to me at 20 degrees (next most distant are five at 15 degrees)
it's annual check-in time 2023. If you still wish to remain a member of the Germany Project, please reply to this post, by stating this intention. If we don’t hear from you in the next 30 days, your membership badge will be removed. In this case please don't be offended ... you're welcome to rejoin at any time. Please also note, that in order to receive help, with researching your German ancestors, membership is not mandatory. Just ask your questions in the G2G forum and tag them with Germany in order for knowledgeable people to see them.
If you wish to remain a member, we would like to learn more about your perception of the Germany Project in order to achieve a future development according to our members needs and wishes. For this, we created a survey, which we kindly ask you to fill-in.
In case you want to communicate, discuss and receive help about WikiTree in German, you might want to check out the WikiTree category at Compgen’s Discourse as well as the German Discord server Ahnenforschung.
Of course there’s still the official WikiTree Discord server, where we usually talk English. Feel free to learn more about Discord and the server at Help:Discord.
Kind regards from Black Forest
I'd like to remain a member please. I have quite a few ancestors (my mother's ancestors) who migrated from Prussia and/or Germany to South Australia about 170 years ago (mostly but not all from places presently in southwestern Poland). I have a latent interest in where they came from and why they left their home and came to Australia. I also have a more general interest in their cohort's contribution to South Australia's history.
I don't speak or read German.
I've completed the survey.
Thanks, Scott
Thank you for contributing to the family tree of Neta Heinrich (Bussenschutt-9). Neta was one of my favourite family members. While I was at boarding school in Adelaide she lived near her sister-in-law, my grandmother, born Dorothy Heinrich(-519).
Cheers, Steve.
edited by Steve Thomas
The Gregory Families seem to be mostly from a little further north - Hamley Bridge, Alma, Owen etc. although Neta's mother was born at Modbury and died at Paskeville. I expect to find more connections to my wife eventually as she has ancestors from both Golden Grove/Upper Dry Creek and Kulpara-Greens Plains. I am ten degrees from Neta with only my own and one other marriage (Gregory-Roberts) in the chain.
It's time for the annual Australia Project membership checkin. Thank you so much for contributing to the project and Australian profiles on WikiTree during the last year. We really appreciate you!
If you would like to stay in the project, please reply to this message or send me a private message to let us know that you would like to stay on. Alternatively, if your WikiTree and research interests have moved away from Australia, please let us know and we can remove you from the membership list for the moment. You will, of course, be very welcome to rejoin the project down the track whenever you want to.
We are also keen to know if you want to make any changes to the team or teams that you want to focus on. Take a look on Australia Project Teams to see what teams there are to choose from. If you want to discuss this, or have any questions or suggestions about the Australia Project we'd love to hear your ideas.
Thanks for taking the time to get back to us!
Gillian, co-Leader, Australia Project
Yes, I wish to continue in the Australia Project. I don't seem to be listed on the South Australia team, so I better contact Karyn to join that. I have 16 ancestors in the South Australia Pioneers category!
As far as other teams, I enjoyed the Connector's Challenge but not so much the Sourcerer's Challenge. I tend to add to and improve any profile I happen to read, and create the categories for locations or cemeteries as required. For example I recently saw a memorial for a young man who died in Malta from wounds incurred at Gallipoli. I created his profile and three or four others to connect him to the tree, plus the category for the locality he had come from and improved several other profiles near where his family connected.
My interest is predominantly pre-federation South Australia including my own and my wife's ancestors, their relatives, neighbours and likely friends.
Scott
As shown by the red type, the Category:Gross Dammer, Posen has been completely renamed. I have moved some profiles to the new 'Groß Dammer, Meseritz, Posen, Preußen'.
This doesn't deal with all the problems you raised. 'Category: Posen, Preußen' and 'Category: Posen, Prussia' need some clean-up. I'll raise a new G2G sometime in the future.
Regards, Steve.
edited by Steve Thomas
Rather than confuse the whole discussion, I want to clear up a small point.
I will support the location category structure under Category: Preußen. In the formal structure the appropriate spelling includes "ß" and umlaut. Category:Meseritz_(Kreis),_Posen fits comfortably inside this structure, Category:Posen,_Prussia does not fit as well. One part of the cleanup is to remove Posen, Prussia as a parent for Category:Gross_Dammer,_Posen. Is that OK?
Regards, Steve
edited by Steve Thomas
1) I have started the process to rename the category 'Gross Dammer, Posen' to the full German title 'Groß Dammer, Meseritz, Posen, Preußen'. This might take a few days. 2) I am the manager of 4 of the profiles in Meseritz(Kreis). When the renaming is complete I will move those profiles to Groß Dammer. 3) Then I will look at how to compact the parallel Posen categories.
I am quite amused. Groß Dammer was 8 km North-West(ish) of the town that used to be Bentschen. The train line between Warsaw and Berlin passes between these 2 towns. I took this train in 2018. Without knowing it, I had passed within 3 km of Groß Dammer.
More than half my immigrant ancestors came from this area (Posen, Eastern Brandenburg, Silesia), and I have not been close to it (yet). I visited England and Scotland almost 20 years ago, and it looks like I went close to where a couple of my British ancestors might have been, but that was well before I knew that, and we didn't go near the previous home of the few I knew about then.
This was an exceptional case. I have only added the 4 levels for reference of anyone looking at this example. It serves as a model for the location fields.
[More explanation added 14 hours later. This 4 level category name sets the gold standard for the location field. The silver standards are the minor variations in German and English. "Gross Dammer, Meseritz, Preussen", "Gross Dammer, Meseritz, Prussia". I do not worry about most variations in the location field unless they are clearly wrong. "Gross Dammer near Bentschen" is correct and may be helpful to that Profile Manager. In South Australia I will defend the location "White Hut near Clare" in https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Lindner-709.]
When the dust settles this entire discussion stream can be archived and de-clutter your profile.
P.S. did anyone mention that I am the Team Leader for Prussia in the Wikitree Germany Project?
edited by Steve Thomas
It is going to take me some time to answer your question about parallel categories. Gross Dammer was about 8 km West of Bentschen in the Prussian province of Posen. Around 1900 this region was predominantly German speaking. Wikipedia contains interesting history. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zb%C4%85szy%C5%84
Cheers, Steve.
edited by Steve Thomas
One of my aunts was born Faye Schunke, a descendant of Georg Schunke on the same ship.
edited by Steve Thomas
August Gregurke was my 2x great grandfather. I’m trying to fill in more of the families of my immigrant ancestors for the connect-a-thon. It’s slow going as I’m trying to do full biographies if I can, not just a name and couple of dates.