Lorenzo died 23 April 1917 at Manila, Philippine Islands, and was buried in Arlington National Cemetery at
 Washington.

He was a Mason and a Christian Scientist.

He served in official positions in the United States Army for for many years. He was a Lieutenant he was of the 11th U. S. Infantry at Fort Buford, North Dakota. Cadet at the Military Academy 1881. Lieutenant, 7th U. S. Cavalry, 1885. Retired with the rank of Major in 1904 for a disability received in the line of duty.

Recalled to duty in World War I

Children by Carolyn S:
Paul Root Davison, born 3 March 1890 in  Illinois. Served in U. S. Cavalry
Donald Angus Davison. born  26 October in Arizona, Served in the U. S. Engineers
Franklin MacKenzie Davison. He served in U. S. Artillery 
Mary B Davison married in Dublin to Frank R McCrary. She did Red Cross work in France and became first American woman yeoman to serve in a foreign field. Naval Aviation Headquarers in Paris

Children by Effie May Huey:
Stephen Davison, born  5 December 1910 at Davenport lowa.

Mrs. Effie Huey Davison
DAR ID Number: 98366
Born in Brooklyn, Iowa
Wife of Major Lorenzo Paul Davison, U. S. A.
Descendant of Robert Slemons, as follows:
1. Joseph Slemons Huey (1837-1910) m. 1869 Gertrude Parcell (1849-1908).
2. John Huey (b. 1793) m. Hesther Slemons (1804-87).
3. Robert Slemons m. 1780 Hannah Donnelly (d. 1824).
Robert Slemons (1754-1814) served as private in Capt. John Marshall's company, Col. Walter Stewart's regiment of Pennsylvania infantry. He was born in Antrim, Ireland; died in Westmoreland County, Pa.