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...unty, California. The battery was named after Major General [[Richmond P. Davis]]. Battery construction started in November 1936, was completed 1 May 1940 ..."|[[Image:Fort Funston Battery Davis Emp1 - 2.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Battery Davis Gun Emplacement #1]] ...

...Carolina. Named Camp Davis in July 1941 after Major General [[Richmond P. Davis]], {{Cullum|3179}}, a career military officer and major general of artiller |width="50%"|[[File:Camp Davis 4 Marker.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Camp Davis Roadside Marker]] ...

...onfederate [[U.S. Civil War]] Powder Works established in 1861 in Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia. Abandoned in 1865 at the end of the war. In 1861, Confederate President Jefferson Davis selected Lt Colonel [[George W. Rains|George Washington Rains]], {{Cullum|1 ...

[[Image:Jefferson-Davis.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Jefferson Davis]] ...th. He is buried at [[:Category:Hollywood Cemetery|Hollywood Cemetery]] in Richmond, Virginia. ...

...33-1864)''' - Born 6 Feb 1833, Patrick County, Virginia. Died 12 May 1864, Richmond, Virginia. ...] Regiment and [[2nd U.S. Cavalry]] Regiment were organized by [[Jefferson Davis]], who was at that time Secretary of War. Stuart was transferred to the [[1 ...

...ederate port at Wilmington. Wilmington was playing a major role in keeping Richmond and Petersburg supplied and in the war. ...followed by the capture of Wilmington and that was followed by the fall of Richmond and Petersburg and the surrender at Appomattox. ...