Joe W. Davis (416 bytes)
1: '''Joe W. Davis''' ([[1918]] - [[1992]]) was a prolific mayor of ...
3: ... home of the [[Huntsville Stars]], is named after Davis.
7: [[Category:1918 births|Davis, Joe W.]]
8: [[Category:1992 deaths|Davis, Joe W.]]

Joe Davis (2858 bytes)
3: ... = "2" bgcolor = "#00AF00" align = "center" | Joe Davis
5: ! align = "center" colspan = "2" | [[Image:Joe_Davis.jpg]]
38: '''Joe Davis''' ([[15 April]], [[1901]] - [[10 July]], [[1978]...
40: Joe Davis became a professional billards player at the age ...
42: Joe was also the World Professional Billiards Champio...

Al Davis (2656 bytes)
1: '''Allen "Al" Davis''' (born July 4, 1929) attended Wittenberg, gradu...
3: ...he head coach and general manager of the Raiders, Davis led them to a 10-4 record and received unanimous ...
7: ...L the genesis of modern professional football, Al Davis is a hero to American Football League fans, and i...
9: ... [[American Football League Hall of Fame]], today Davis is the President of A.D. Football, Inc., the mana...
17: ...http://www.conigliofamily.com/Raiders.htm#AlDavis Davis' citation on the AFL Hall of Fame website]

Davis (875 bytes)
1: The word '''Davis''' when used alone, has a number of possible mean...
3: Schools name '''Davis''':
4: *[[UC Davis]]
6: Places named '''Davis''':
7: *[[Davis, California]]

William Davis (4768 bytes)
2: <caption><font size="+1">'''The Hon. William Davis'''</font></caption>
4: [[image:billdavis.jpg|250px|Bill Davis]]</td></tr>
15: '''William (Bill) Grenville Davis''' (born [[July 30]], [[1929]] in [[Brampton, Ont...
19: Davis became the province's Progressive Conservative Pa...
21: ...rovince's public health and education systems and Davis was particularly interested in developing a netwo...

Jonathan Davis (5169 bytes)
1: ...the singer of the band [[Korn|KoRn]]. '''Jonathan Davis''' is also the given name of the rapper [[Q-Tip]]...
3: '''Jonathan Houseman Davis''' (born [[January 18]], [[1971]]) is the frontma...
5: ... to audition for the then named band, [[Creep]]. Davis went to a psychic who told him he would be stupid...
7: ...ts. The song ends with an emotional breakdown of Davis that was neither planned nor faked and has been d...
9: ...KoRn's music was the use of bagpipes performed by Davis on the song [[Shoots and Ladders]]. The bagpipes...

Leon J. Davis (1211 bytes)
2: [[image:LeonJDavis.jpg|Leon J. Davis|150px|right]]
4: '''Leon J. Davis''', Polish-born [[US]] labor leader, [[November 2...
8: ...ressive force. [[Martin Luther King]] referred to Davis's organization as "my favorite union".
10: ...e the deep, almost patriarchal connection between Davis and Local 1199.
18: [[Category:1906 births|Davis, Leon]]

Tom Davis (1170 bytes)
1: '''Thomas M. Davis III''' (born [[January 5]] [[1949]]), [[United St...
2: ...n]] member of the [[Virginia State Senate]]. Both Davis and Devolites have been previously married and di...
6: *[http://tomdavis.house.gov/ official website]

Lincoln Davis (3484 bytes)
1: <table align=right><tr><td>[[Image:LDAVIS.jpg]]</td></tr></table>
3: '''Lincoln Davis''' (born [[September 13]], [[1943]]) is a [[Unite...
5: ...f [[Byrdstown, Tennessee|Byrdstown]] in [[1978]]. Davis served two terms in the [[Tennessee House of Repr...
7: Davis has been recognized as a leader in the fight to a...
9: ...chools and new [[domestic violence]] legislation. Davis initiated and fought for a bill requiring counsel...

Jimmie Davis (1490 bytes)
1: ...James Houston Davis''', better known as '''Jimmie Davis''', ([[September 11]], [[1899]] - [[November 5]],...
3: ...ouisiana in 1977. (The song was copyrighted under Davis's name after he purchased the song from its compo...
5: Davis was elected as a [[United States Democratic Party...
9: Davis was inducted into the [[Country Music Hall of Fam...
13: ...ie_davis.html Country Music Hall of Fame's Jimmie Davis page]

Thomas Davis (1950 bytes)
1: '''Thomas Osborne Davis''' ([[October 14]], [[1814]] - [[September 16]], ...
2: [[image:Thomas_davis.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Thomas Davis]]
3: Thomas Davis was born in the town of Mallow in the rebel count...
8: ...basic fact that Ireland as a nation must be free, Davis was the one who built this idea up promoting the ...
12: [[Category:1814 births|Davis, Thomas Osborne]]

Steve Davis (5177 bytes)
1: ''Alternate use: [[Steve Davis (trombonist)]]
5: ... "2" bgcolor = "#00AF00" align = "center" | Steve Davis
86: '''Steve Davis''' (born [[August 22]], [[1957]]) is an [[England...
88: ...to 17, winning the final frame on the final ball. Davis completed the most crushing World Championship vi...
90: ...e ironic nickname, ''Steve 'Interesting' Davis''. Davis himself has long played upon this image, particul...

Ziff Davis (2791 bytes)
1: ...Magazine]]'' from Mercury Press, which remained a Davis Publication till the folding of that company and ...
5: Ziff Davis is a major player in the field of computer and in...
7: ...n & Partners]] and [[James Dunning]] (former Ziff Davis CEO, chairman, and president) gained the online c...
9: ...ng company [[Ziff Davis Media]] Inc. parted. Ziff Davis Inc. goes on under the new name [[ZDNet]].
11: Ziff Davis owns many of North America's most popular video g...

David W. Davis (309 bytes)
1: ...([[1873]]&ndash;[[1959]]) (also known as '''D. W. Davis''') was the [[United States|American]] Governor o...
4: [[Category:Governors of Idaho|Davis, David W.]]

David J. Davis (239 bytes)
1: '''David J. Davis''' ([[1870]]-[[1942]]) was the [[United States|Am...
5: [[Category:1870 births|Davis, David J.]]
6: [[Category:1942 deaths|Davis, David J.]]

Warren R. Davis (1144 bytes)
1: '''Warren Ransom Davis''' ([[May 8]], [[1793]] - [[January 29]], [[1835]...
5: Davis served as Solicitor for the western circuit in So...
7: Davis died in [[Washington, D.C.]] and is buried there ...
9: [[Category:1793 births|Davis, Warren R.]]
10: [[Category:1835 deaths|Davis, Warren R.]]

George Davis (367 bytes)
1: '''George Davis''' can refer to different people:
3: * [[George Davis (baseball player)]], the baseball player.
4: * [[George Davis (art director)]], the art director.
5: * [[George Davis (armed robber)]], armed robber
6: * [[George Davis (climber)]], the mountain climbera

Chip Davis (604 bytes)
1: '''Louis F. "Chip" Davis, Jr.''' (born [[November 15]], [[1947]]) is the f...
3: He was born '''Louis F. Davis, Jr.''' in [[Sylvania, Ohio]].
10: [[Category:1947 births|Davis, Chip]]
11: [[Category:Composers|Davis, Chip]]
12: [[Category:United States musicians|Davis, Chip]]

Anthony Davis (1448 bytes)
1: '''Anthony Davis''' (born [[February 20]], [[1951]] in [[Paterson,...
6: ...om/composers/davis_bio.html Schirmer.com: Anthony Davis]
7: ...s-davis.shtml Musicians & Middle Schools: Anthony Davis]
8: ...query_Active_Status=Faculty UCSD Faculty: Anthony Davis]
10: [[Category:1951 births|Davis, Anthony]]

Benjamin O. Davis Sr. (886 bytes)
1: [[Image:stamp-us-benjamin-o-davis-sr.jpg|125px|right]]
2: ...merican]] general and the father of [[Benjamin O. Davis Jr.]] He was the first [[African-American]] gener...
4: ...r of ''America's First Black General, Benjamin O. Davis, Sr., 1880-1970'') has presented evidence of his ...
8: [[Category:1877 births|Davis, Benjamin O., Sr.]]
9: [[Category:1970 deaths|Davis, Benjamin O., Sr.]]

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