1.  MAG DOCIA3 DAVIS  (THOMAS WOODFORD2, JAMES P1) was born 11 May 1882 in Highlandville, Christian Co., MO, and died 13 May 1954 in Springfield, Greene Co., MO. She married JAMES ROBERT DAVIS, son of DAVID DAVIS and SARAH KINSER. (The photo is of Eda, Mag, Robert and Eugene) 

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Children of MAG DAVIS and Robert DAVIS are:
2. i. EDA EDIE4 DAVIS, b. 21 Feb 1901, Greene Co., MO; d. 06 Oct 1976, Springfield, Greene Co., MO.
 ii. EUGENE F4 DAVIS, b. 26 May 1915, Springfield, Greene Co., MO; d. 08 Dec 1992, Springfield, Greene Co., MO.
 iii. JESSE DAVIS, b. 27 Feb 1917; d. 28 Aug 1917. Burial: Maple Park Cem, Springfield, MO 

Generation No. 2

2.  EDA EDIE4 DAVIS (MAG DOCIA3, THOMAS WOODFORD2, JAMES P1) was born 21 Feb 1901 in Greene Co., MO, and died 06 Oct 1976 in Springfield, Greene Co., MO.  She married GLENN ELWIN BRAYFIELD 1919 in Springfield, MO.

Midge Brayfield Baker submitted this article to the Christian County history book, 1998 pg 70:
BRAYFIELD-- "When I was a child I remember traveling from Springfield to Highlandville with my family and grandparents.  It seemed like a long, long trip.  I expect we might have had to stop to fix a flat tire or two on the way.  This usually happened whenever we took a trip.  We were there so they could tend the graves of my great-grandparents, Woodford and Mahala Davis.  I thought it was odd that the highway ran through the middle of that cemetery!  Just before you came to the cemetery, there were two small mounds next to the fence on the left side of the road.  My mother told me that when she was small she thought that these mounds were the graves of Adam and Eve!  So, every time we passed that way we'd look for the graves of Adam and Eve.  To this day, even though I am 73 years old and the mounds are long gone, I still look to see if I can find where they had been.
My mother was Edie Davis Brayfield.  She was raised near Highlandville by her grandmother, Mahala Davis.  When she was about 13, she moved to Springfield with her mother and stepfather, Mag and Bob Davis.  Their next door neighbors were Elle and Jim Brayfield.  Edie and Davis and Glenn Brayfield were married in 1919.  I always felt lucky that both sets of grandparents were the best of friends.
Edie and Glenn's children were Helen Brayfield Haymes, 1920; Robert James Brayfield 1921; Mildred "Midge" Brayfield Baker 1923; Joseph Allen Brayfield 1926; Gerald Mack Brayfield 1933; and Donald Gene Brayfield 1940.
Mom loved music.  She played the piano and had a good singing voice.  When our family got together, we did a lot of singing.  Having such a large family, Mom didn't get to do a lot away from the home, but one of her favorite things was belonging to the "Mother Singers".  They entertained different organizations.  They even had a few engagements out of town.  The family also entertained themselves on musical instruments.  Mom would play the piano, Dad played the fiddle, brother Bob played the banjo, Joe played the guitar, Donnie play the guitar, and Jerry learned to play the ukelele just so he wouldn't feel left out.  They didn't play well, but they had a lot of fun and it brought a lot of joy to the people who listened.  
Children of EDA DAVIS and GLENN BRAYFIELD are:

 i. HELEN MARIE BRAYFIELD, m. DWIGHT WILLIAM HAYES. Burial: Haymes Chappel, Webster Co., MO
 ii. MILDRED IMOGENE BRAYFIELD, m. THOMAS PARKER.
 iii. JOSEPH ALLEN BRAYFIELD, m. LOETTA MINNIE.
 iv. GERALD MACK BRAYFIELD.
 v. DONALD GENE BRAYFIELD, m. JANE ELIZABETH GOSS.
 vi. ROBERT JAMES BRAYFIELD, b. May 1921, Springfield, Greene Co., MO; d. 13 Dec 1968, Springfield, Greene Co., MO; m. RUTH NAOMI DALE.