VERY LITTLE KNOWN
When it comes to Lewis Y. Davis, we actually have more questions than we do answers. In some records, his name is spelled as Louis and in others as Lewis. The middle initial "Y" seems to always appear - though at this time, we do not know what it stands for. It is known that he married Nancy Fite, the d/o Leonard Fite, Jr. and Elizabeth Duncan.
CHRONOLOGY OF WHAT IS KNOWN
1832/33 - Dr. Wright's Day Book"lists LOUIS Y. DAVIS, Aaron DAVIS and Solomon DAVIS"
May Term 1844 - LDS FILM #1,010,990 DEKALB CO COURT CLERKS OFFICE MIN BOOK APR 1842-SEP 1849, p. 108
"LEWIS Y. DAVIS furnished the certificate of his election as Justice of the Peace in District #1 and was duly qualified & sworn"
1850 DeKalb Co., TN Census
October 23, 1899 - Liberty Herald Newspaper - Forks of the Pine Section
"Uncle LEWIS Y. DAVIS of Cottage Home was here Friday on his return home from a visit in Nashville"
Debbie writes:Seated is my grandfather, A.J. Towar, with my mother, Betty Ann (Towar) Mulkey on his lap. Standing behind them from left to right is: Albert J. “Bud” Towar, Jr., my grandmother, Mackie (Davis) Towar, and my uncle, Bruce Towar.
AFter Mackie's divorce from John Braffette, she married Albert J. Towar, who adopted Betty Ann.