Thomas DAVIS

                   He willed a farm in York Township to his daughter Martha. This was 1/7 of the estate. He was dead by 17 May 1782.
There is a brother-in-law Thomas Minshall named in his will. I don't know if this is his sister's husband or his wife's brother.

2 Apr 1757 (30th year of King George II):
Christopher Deetinhefer of York Township, yeoman (oldest son and heir-in-law of Paul Deetinhefer, joyner), and Katrina his wife and Anna Maria Deetinhefer, widow of said Paul: to Thomas Davis of Hempfield Township, Lancaster County, inn holder: for 600 pounds: a tract of 250 acres on the little Codorus Creek, except 211/2 acres conveyed to Henry Baker 24 Jul 1756, and a small iron stove, subject nevertheless to the payment of the residue of the purchase money, interest, and quitrent.
1762 - Thomas Davis, York Township, tax 1.10.0 pound.
1762 - a Thomas Davis, Newberry Township, had a tax of 1 pound, per head.
Neither are present ever again which makes sense since out Thomas died in 1763, beofer the 1765 taxation.
His will dated 3 Jan 1763, stated he lived in York Twp., York. He had a plantation and fulling mill.
He divided it equally between the children, so there should be 7 kids.
It appears he had a lot in York Town also. This was 1/2 lot of ground in York Town on High Street and known as Lot # 108.