Howland Shippen Davis

1889–1969 (age 80)

clergyman

Biography

Howland Shippen Davis faithfully served as a clergyman, offering thoughtful sermons and compassionate support to those seeking guidance. His warm presence and principled example inspired trust among friends and congregants alike.

He passed away in 1969, and his steadfast care continues to echo in the memories of Saint Paul's Episcopal Church, where he now rests in quiet peace at the church cemetery.

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