DAVIS, Geoffrey Crocker 1906–1967
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Title
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DAVIS, Geoffrey Crocker 1906–1967
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Description
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Geoffrey Crocker Davis, born in 1906 at Sorell, was a farmer who was tragically killed at Penna on 7 February 1967 fighting the catastrophic bushfires approaching Sorell township.
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Father of world renown combat cameraman and war correspondent, Neil Davis.
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Biographical text
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Born in 1906 at Sorell, Geoffrey Crocker Davis was a farmer who was tragically killed at Penna on 7 February 1967 fighting the catastrophic bushfires approaching Sorell township.
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In 1926 Geoffrey Crocker Davis married Marjorie Elaine New and they raised four children at Nala (near Oatlands) and at Sorell. Marjorie died at Sorell in 1944. Their eldest son, Geoffrey (known as Jimmie/Jim), died in 1947 at Laverton in Victoria "in his 21st year". Their youngest son, Neil, became a world renown combat cameraman and war correspondent, and was killed by tank fire shrapnel on 9 September 1985 while filming a coup in Bangkok.
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A plaque in Gordon Street, Sorell commemorates the bushfire victims:
"Geoffrey Crocker Davis, Manfred Weil, Beatrice Burdon, Edith Hayton and Irene Barwick who lost their lives in the tragic bushfires on 7th February 1967 which devastated the whole Sorell community".
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Family name
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Davis
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Given name
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Geoffrey Crocker
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Date of birth
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1906
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Birthplace
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Sorell, Tasmania
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Child of
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DAVIS, George Ross 1860–1941
DAVIS, Mary Hansford Crocker 1865–1958
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Gender
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Male
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Occupation
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Farmer
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Spouse of
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DAVIS, Marjorie Elaine New 1904–1944 (m1926)
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Parent of
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DAVIS, Geoffrey (Jimmie) Herbert 1926–1947
DAVIS, Darrel 1929–2016
DUNN/NEWITT, Barbara Cecilia 1928–2015
DAVIS, Neil Brian 1934–1985
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Date of death
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February 7, 1967
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Contributor
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Moya Sharpe
Carmel Torenius OAM
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Creator
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Melinda Reed