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BRAY-SHELTON-JAMESON: History and Lineage Record of Descendants of Edward Bray, who came to the American colonies from England in 1699: history and lineage records of Thomas Jameson and of William Shelton, Jr. as they relate to the Bray family. Compiled for the Bray-Shelton Reunion Organization by Rachel Bray Schwier. Microreproduction of original published in Indiana by Bray Family Reunion Organization, [1972?]. 32, 204 leaves. Edward Bray (1693-1796) was born in England and died in North Carolina. His grandson, Henry Bray was born in 1755 in Fairfax County, Viriginia, the son of Edward Bray (1720-ca. 1810) and Sara Maynard Bray. He married Kezia Jones in 1778 at New Garden Friends Church, Guilford County, North Carolina. They had eleven children. He died in Morgan County, Indiana, in 1830. Descendants lived in Indiana, California, Illinois, and elsewhere. Includes the Arnold, Beals, Burris, Jennings, Sturdevant, Shelton, and other related families. Includes index.

Source: Reminiscent History Of The Ozark Region, pub. Goodspeed Brothers, Publishers, Chicago 1894

Bray, Taylor

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Reminiscent History Of The Ozark Region, pub. Goodspeed Brothers, Publishers, Chicago 1894

TAYLOR BRAY. The Bray family is of Irish extraction and the family tree took root on American soil at an early date. Our subject's grandfather, Will-iam Bray, was a native of North Carolina, in which State he passed his entire life. His son, Mark Bray, father of our subject, was also a native of the Old North State, born December 21 796, and died December 19, 869. The latterwas married in his native State to Miss Margaret Patterson, also a native of North Carolina, and there their nine children were born. About 1840 or 1841 they, in company with about sixty of their friends, among whom were the McDaniel and Marley families and others, emigrated to Christian County, Missouri, and settled near Sparta. The McDaniels and Marleys settled near Ozark. Mr. Bray, who settled near Sparta also, bought a tract of land, which was afterward known as the Bray settlement, and subsequently became the owner of a large tract of land and one of the wealthiest men in the county. The Bray family became very prominent in this section and were highly esteemed by all. Mr. Bray was an excellent shot and killed many deer and turkeys, for the woods abounded in game at that time. Mrs. Bray did her own spinning and weaving. In political matters Mr. Bray was a Democrat and previous to the Civil War he voted against secession. In connection with farming he carried on the Old Linden Mill, but the principal part of his time was given to farming and stockraising. The mother died in July, 1887. They were the parents of nine children as follows: Loesa, deceased, was the wife of T. Tillman Pat-terson; Arren; Cadmus, single, was killed in the Confederate Army; Merrica, died young; Lynn, a soldier, was killed at the close of the war; William, resides in Greene County, north of Springfield; Taylor (subject); Isaac, Who is living on the old home place. William was also a soldier, enlisting in Company H, Sixteenth Missouri Cavalry. Taylor Bray, the original of this notice, was born in the neighborhood where he now lives, near Sparta, March 31, 1844. His early life was spent amid the rude surroundings of pioneer life and he attended the district school until the breaking out of the war, being at that time seventeen years of age. In 1864, when twenty years of age, he enlisted in Company H, Sixteenth Missouri Cavalry, and served until the close of the war. He was in Gen. Price's raid and was in the battle at Booneville and in many skirmishes. He was never wounded ortaken prisoner and was discharged at Springfield in July, 1865. After the war Mr. Bray came home and engaged in farming. In 1867 he was married to Miss M. J. Marley, daughter of Eli Marley and Tennessee (Wisener) Marley. Eli Marley was born in North Carolina and is a son of Benjamin Marley:, who came to this county with the company in 1840 or 1841 and took up a home west of Ozark. He was in the Southern Army during the Civil War and died of wounds received at Vicksburg. He had sons in Gen. Price's army. Mrs. Bray was born on the old home place in this county August 22, 1849. Mr. and Mrs. Bray have had ten children, five of whom are living: William A., Mettie E., Della A., Howard M. and Jessie E. Those deceased are: James C.,Samuel E. and three who died in infancy. Our subject moved to the place where he now lives soon after the war. He has 158 acres of good farming land and in connection with agricultural pursuits in actively engaged in stockraising. He has made a complete success of his chosen occupation. In political matters he was formerly with the Democratic party, but is now with the Labor party. Mr. and Mrs. Bray are both members of the Baptist Church and the family is well respected in the community.

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A Reminiscent History of the Ozarks Region

Christian County Missouri Histories

ARREN BRAY

Among the families who have been residents of Christian County since 1840 we are pleased to name the one represented by our subject. Mark Bray, the father of our subject, brought his family to this country from North Carolina in 1840 and became one of the wealthy and influential citizens of the county. Arren Bray was born in the old North State November 15, 1835, and was fifth in order of birth of nine children. He was but five years of age when his parents came to Missouri and he attended the first school in this part of the county, it being on his father’s farm. When twenty-one years of age he stated out to farm for himself, but later began working in his father’s mill at Linden, where he remained for about nine years. In the year 1858 he married Miss Ann Wrightman, daughter of Joseph and Keziah (Beckner) Wrightman, natives of Virginia. Her parents moved to Illinois and resided there until 1856, when they came to Christian County, Mo., and located near Linden, on a farm where they remained a number of years. Mr. Wrightman was drowned in 1883, when seventy-two years of age. For many years he was a worthy member of the Baptist Church. The mother died in 1863. They were the parents of eleven children, as follows: Sarah, deceased, was the wife of David Grayston; Julia is the wife of James Agnew; Timothy, a resident of Springfield; Mrs. Bray; George, residing in this county; Leah, died young; William is probably deceased; Abigail, resides in Kansas, and is the wife of Steve Lawing; Susan resides in Bond County, Ark., and is the wife of Louis Suitzer; Rebecca, the wife of John Taylor, resides at Shell City, and Edward died four years of age. After their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Bray resided at Linden until 1860 and then moved on a farm, where they resided until the breaking out of the Civil War, after which they moved to Sangamon County, Ill. After the war Mr. Bray re-located on his farm and remained on the same until he came to the farm where he now lives in 1873. He has been unusually successful in his chosen occupation and is well and favorably known all over the county. He owns 100 acres where he now lives and eighty acres south of this place. His attention is given to farming and stockraising and he is a member of the Farmers’ Alliance. Formerly a Democrat is now with the People’s party. He and family attend the Baptist Church. To his marriage have been born nine children; George, a prosperous farmer of the neighborhood, is the owner of eighty acres. He married Miss Davidson and has four children: Lynn, Minnie, Iva and Ross; Anna married Andrew Fargey and they own a farm of 100 acres near the old home. They have four children as follows: Herbert, Cora, May and Lou; Frank married Miss Russell and has three children: Effie, Mark and an infant unnamed. They reside in the Ozark Region; Mary married James Tindle and has one child, Lois. They live near Ozark; Sidnia, Nellie, Susie, Barbara and Overton are the other children. Mr. Bray is a public-spirited citizen and no worthy movement is allowed to fail for want of support on his part.

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Volume 32, Number 4, Summer 1993

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Brays’ Settlement and Civil War (Part I)

by Robert Bray

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The North Carolina Heritage

In the first United States census (1790) for Chatham County, North Carolina there was a William Bray family consisting of one free white male over 16, and one free white female; presumably he and his wife. There was also a Henry Bray, head of another family consisting of one free white male and two free white females. That Henry may have been William’s father.

There was a son named William in nearly all generations of Brays that have been traced. The earliest was one of the eleven children of Henry B. Bray and was the father of Mark and his twelve siblings.

The Bray Family and Bray Settlement

The first William Bray, son of Henry Bray, Junior, was a second generation American. He lived near Siler City, North Carolina. One of his sons, Mark, was my great grandfather. The will of William was dated 1843 and showed that he was a resident of Chatham County. That area was called, in earlier days, "the back settlement," as opposed to the Tidewater or Piedmont. In the will, William disposed of five slaves; Richmond, Diley, Lish, Minerva and Jack. Richmond went to his daughter Peggy York who already had possession of him. Jack was to be hired out during the lifetime of his wife, Peggy, for benefit of the estate. The remaining three were willed directly to his wife Peggy. Mark, along with twelve brothers and sisters, were considered already to have had their respective shares of their father’s estate, and received nothing in the will.

One of William’s sons, Mark (1796-1868), married Margaret Patterson in their home state. In 1841, Mark, his wife and six children, together with a company of their friends, including the McDaniel and Marley families, emigrated to Greene (later, to become Christian) County, Missouri. The McDaniels and Marleys settled near the Village of Ozark where there was a grist mill on Finley Creek.

Mark entered land about half way between Ozark and Sparta and built a log house near a spring.

My grandfather, my father and I were all born on that farm within 175 yards of the same spot. The place was 2 miles due south of Linden, a tiny settlement on Finley Creek several miles above Ozark. Mark became owner and operator of a grist mill at Linden before 1860, but his principle occupation was farming and stock raising. In 1844, Mark and Margaret’s seventh child was born. He was Taylor, my grandfather. An eighth child, Isaac, was born in 1846.

Mark, like his father William, became a slave holder. Whether he acquired all his slaves in Missouri or whether he brought some of them from North

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David Bray, Sr. Family

David Bray, Sr. was born in Brunswick County, NC in 1743 and died in Surry County, NC in 1836. He was married to Amy Pace before 1772. Amy Pace (1755-1823) was the daughter of John Pace (abt. 1725-abt. 1780) and his wife Sarah Burge (1733-1808).

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First Generation:

Children of David Bray, Sr. and Amy Pace

William Bray (1772-1850) m. Leticia M. Hamlin (1773-1859), d/o Peter Hamlin

Nathan Bray (1773-bef. 1850) m. Judith Horne (1781-?)

Amy Bray (abt. 1774-abt. 1855) m. Arthinarious Bray (1770-abt. 1825), s/o Edward Bray and Sarah Maynard

Hanon Bray (1775-1843) m. Nancy

Reuben Bray (1777) m. Melinda Butler Ingram

Martha Bray (abt. 1778) m. Jesse Alberty (abt. 1778), s/o Frederick Alberty, Sr.

David Bray (1779-1850) m. 1) Eleander (Nellie) Wheelas; 2) Sarah Bledsoe (1805-bef. 1870)

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Second Generation

Children of William Bray and Leticia M. Hamlin

Thomas Hamlin Bray (abt. 1793-1838) m. Nancy Briggs

Amy Bray (1796-1879) m. Thomas Pearson Coe (1797-abt. 1866)

Leander Bray (abt. 1798)

Sally Bray (abt. 1800)

Tyre Bray (abt. 1800-1844) m. unknown (1812-?) (died in Carroll Co., IN)

Matilda Bray (abt. 1805) m. Samuel Barnes

Benjamin Franklin Bray (abt. 1807)

Henry Clinton Bray (1810-1866) m. Martha Milner Poindexter (1816-1872)

William Robert Bray (abt. 1812-1894) m. Evalaine Savage

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Children of Nathan Bray and Judith Horne

Martha (Mattie) Bray (abt. 1813) m. John Wood (abt. 1810)

Mary Bray (1826-1894) m. George Washington Crockett (1828-1896)

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Children of Amy Bray and Arthinarious Bray

Moses Bray (1795-18730 m. Lucy A. Walker

Sarah Bray (abt. 1796) m. Richard Hill

Artha Bray (abt. 1798-1835) m. Mary E. Whitaker (abt. 1800-1867)

Millie Bray (abt. 1800) m. Alfred Pace (1793), s/o Edmund Marion Pace and Sarah Elizabeth Walker

Reubin Bray (abt. 1802-abt. 1875) m. Rebecca Laffon (1809),

d/o James Warde Laffoon and Thankful Frances Gulaspy

Female Bray (abt. 1804)

Female Bray (abt. 1806)

Jemima Bray (abt. 1808) m. Robert Craig

Son Bray (abt. 1809)

Lebanon Bray (abt. 1811-1865) m. Martha P. Smith (1808), s/o Edward (Ned) and Susan Smith

Female Bray (abt. 1814)

Son Bray (abt. 1817)

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Children of David Bray and 1) Eleander (Nellie) Wheelas

Brittania Bray (1806-1860) m. John Bowles (abt. 1800-1865) (died in Howell Co., MO)

Mary Amelia (Millie) Bray (1808-1886) m. James Bowles (abt. 1803-abt. 1853)

Hanon Bray (1813-1896) m. Polly Durhan Snow

Lewis Wheelas Bray (1818-1998) m. 1) Clarissa Jane Roberts (1819-1879), d/o Pleasant B. Roberts

and Mary (Polly) Bowles; 2) Mary S. Poindexter (1847-1901)

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David Bray and 2) Sarah Bledsoe

Christopher Columbus (Chris) Bray (1839-1905) m. Anna Victoria Bray (abt. 1843-1874)

Reuben Bray (abt. 1847)

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Third Generation

Children of Tyre Bray and his wife

John T. Bray (abt. 1821) m. Sarah Cond (born in St. Joseph Co., IN)

Mahala H. Bray (abt. 1829) m. George Frazier (married in St. Joseph Co., IN)

Martha Ann Bray (abt. 1832) m. Benjamin Ruch Bronson (married in St. Joseph Co., IN)

Emma Bray (abt. 1835) m. Daniel Thomas (married in St. Joseph Co., IN)

Sarah A. Bray (abt. 1839)

Lydia C. Bray (abt. 1841)

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Children of Henry Clinton Bray and Martha Milner Poindexter

William Alexander Bray (abt. 1834-1863)

Robert Franklin Bray (1836-aft. 1910) m. 1) Louiza (Ludie) Poindexter (1840-1893);

2) Sally J. Williams (1863-?)

Permelia Ellen Bray (abt. 1838-bef. 1850)

Josephine Bray (abt. 1840-bef. 1850)

Anna Victoria Bray (abt. 1843-1874) m. Christopher Columbus (Chris) Bray (1839-1905)

Martha Frances (Fannie) Bray (abt. 1846)

Mary Wentworth Bray (abt. 1853-1907) m. Mr. Carson

Henry Poindexter (Deck) Bray (1853-1930) m. Margaret (Magaline) E. Minnish (abt. 1858-abt. 1881);

2) Lisa Jane White (1854-1921)

Letitia Elizabeth (Lettie) Bray (abt. 1850-abt. 1884) m. Robert Henderson (Hen) White (abt. 1852-abt. 1895)

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Children of Mary Bray and George Washington Crockett

David Jesse Crockett (1848-1848)

Richard M. Crockett (abt. 1849)

Finley M. Crockett (1850-1887) m. Mary Ellen Cooper (abt. 1856-?)

Elnora (Ella) Crockett (1858-1917) m. 1) Richard H. Newton; 2) James Ceirtes McCann

Alice Bray (1862) (born in IN)

George Bray (1867)

Fannie Bray (1868) m. Roe Wilson (Fannie born in MO)

Anna Bray (?-1927) m. Dick Newton

Eddie Franklin Bray

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Children of Artha Bray and Mary E. Whitaker

Oliver Bray (1824-1891) m. 1) Mary (Polly) Butcher (1829-1884); 2) Nancy Reavis (1851-1915)

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Children of Hanon Bray and Polly Durhan Snow

Sarah Bray m. Mr. Pierce

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Children of Lewis Wheelas Bray and 1) Clarissa Jane Roberts

Leonard Hambleton Bray m. Rebecca Chaney

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Children of Lewis Wheelas Bray and 2) Mary S. (Polly) Poindexter

Fannie Belle Bray (1880-1952)

Fourth Generation

Children of Christopher Columbus (Chris) Bray and Anna Victoria Bray

Hulda Bray (abt. 1868)

William McHenry (Will) Bray

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Children of Robert Franklin Bray and Louiza (Ludie) Poindexter

Hery C. Bray (abt. 1860-bef. 1900)

Robert William (Will) Bray (1863)

Melton Frank Bray (1865)

Lee (Harden) Bray (abt. 1868-bef. 1900)

Mary (Ellen) Bray (1870-1892)

Thomas (Crawley) Bray (abt. 1872)

Rev. Martha Milner Bray (1874)

John W. Bray (abt. 1876)

Lillie Mae Bray (abt. 1878-1880)

Albert R. Bray (1880-bef. 1907)

Samuel F. Bray (1885)

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Children of Oliver Bray and 1) Mary (Polly) Butcher

William Hiram (Hi) Bray (abt. 1849-1861)

Sion (Si) Bray (abt. 1852-1861)

Martha Ellen Bray (1856-1937)

Lacy Jasper (Lace) Bray (1859-1930)

Matilda (Tilda) Bray (abt. 1860-abt. 1861)

Nancy E. Bray (1861-1919)

Cornelia (Nealey) (1864-1947)

John Clarendon Columbus Bray (1866-1919)

Mollie Kapp Bray (1870-1933)

Richard Oliver Bray (1873-?)

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David Bray, Sr. Family

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First Generation:

Children of David Bray, Sr. and Amy Pace

William Bray (1772-1850) m. Leticia M. Hamlin (1773-1859), d/o Peter Hamlin

Nathan Bray (1773-bef. 1850) m. Judith Horne (1781-?)

Amy Bray (abt. 1774-abt. 1855) m. Arthinarious Bray (1770-abt. 1825), s/o Edward Bray and Sarah Maynard

Hanon Bray (1775-1843) m. Nancy

Reuben Bray (1777) m. Melinda Butler Ingram

Martha Bray (abt. 1778) m. Jesse Alberty (abt. 1778), s/o Frederick Alberty, Sr.

David Bray (1779-1850) m. 1) Eleander (Nellie) Wheelas; 2) Sarah Bledsoe (1805-bef. 1870)

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Second Generation

Children of William Bray and Leticia M. Hamlin

Thomas Hamlin Bray (abt. 1793-1838) m. Nancy Briggs

Amy Bray (1796-1879) m. Thomas Pearson Coe (1797-abt. 1866)

Leander Bray (abt. 1798)

Sally Bray (abt. 1800)

Tyre Bray (abt. 1800-1844) m. unknown (1812-?) (died in Carroll Co., IN)

Matilda Bray (abt. 1805) m. Samuel Barnes

Benjamin Franklin Bray (abt. 1807)

Henry Clinton Bray (1810-1866) m. Martha Milner Poindexter (1816-1872)

William Robert Bray (abt. 1812-1894) m. Evalaine Savage

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Children of Nathan Bray and Judith Horne

Martha (Mattie) Bray (abt. 1813) m. John Wood (abt. 1810)

Mary Bray (1826-1894) m. George Washington Crockett (1828-1896)

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Children of Amy Bray and Arthinarious Bray

Moses Bray (1795-18730 m. Lucy A. Walker

Sarah Bray (abt. 1796) m. Richard Hill

Artha Bray (abt. 1798-1835) m. Mary E. Whitaker (abt. 1800-1867)

Millie Bray (abt. 1800) m. Alfred Pace (1793), s/o Edmund Marion Pace and Sarah Elizabeth Walker

Reubin Bray (abt. 1802-abt. 1875) m. Rebecca Laffon (1809),

d/o James Warde Laffoon and Thankful Frances Gulaspy

Female Bray (abt. 1804)

Female Bray (abt. 1806)

Jemima Bray (abt. 1808) m. Robert Craig

Son Bray (abt. 1809)

Lebanon Bray (abt. 1811-1865) m. Martha P. Smith (1808), s/o Edward (Ned) and Susan Smith

Female Bray (abt. 1814)

Son Bray (abt. 1817)

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Children of David Bray and 1) Eleander (Nellie) Wheelas

Brittania Bray (1806-1860) m. John Bowles (abt. 1800-1865) (died in Howell Co., MO)

Mary Amelia (Millie) Bray (1808-1886) m. James Bowles (abt. 1803-abt. 1853)

Hanon Bray (1813-1896) m. Polly Durhan Snow

Lewis Wheelas Bray (1818-1998) m. 1) Clarissa Jane Roberts (1819-1879), d/o Pleasant B. Roberts

and Mary (Polly) Bowles; 2) Mary S. Poindexter (1847-1901)

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David Bray and 2) Sarah Bledsoe

Christopher Columbus (Chris) Bray (1839-1905) m. Anna Victoria Bray (abt. 1843-1874)

Reuben Bray (abt. 1847)

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Third Generation

Children of Tyre Bray and his wife

John T. Bray (abt. 1821) m. Sarah Cond (born in St. Joseph Co., IN)

Mahala H. Bray (abt. 1829) m. George Frazier (married in St. Joseph Co., IN)

Martha Ann Bray (abt. 1832) m. Benjamin Ruch Bronson (married in St. Joseph Co., IN)

Emma Bray (abt. 1835) m. Daniel Thomas (married in St. Joseph Co., IN)

Sarah A. Bray (abt. 1839)

Lydia C. Bray (abt. 1841)

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Children of Henry Clinton Bray and Martha Milner Poindexter

William Alexander Bray (abt. 1834-1863)

Robert Franklin Bray (1836-aft. 1910) m. 1) Louiza (Ludie) Poindexter (1840-1893);

2) Sally J. Williams (1863-?)

Permelia Ellen Bray (abt. 1838-bef. 1850)

Josephine Bray (abt. 1840-bef. 1850)

Anna Victoria Bray (abt. 1843-1874) m. Christopher Columbus (Chris) Bray (1839-1905)

Martha Frances (Fannie) Bray (abt. 1846)

Mary Wentworth Bray (abt. 1853-1907) m. Mr. Carson

Henry Poindexter (Deck) Bray (1853-1930) m. Margaret (Magaline) E. Minnish (abt. 1858-abt. 1881);

2) Lisa Jane White (1854-1921)

Letitia Elizabeth (Lettie) Bray (abt. 1850-abt. 1884) m. Robert Henderson (Hen) White (abt. 1852-abt. 1895)

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Children of Mary Bray and George Washington Crockett

David Jesse Crockett (1848-1848)

Richard M. Crockett (abt. 1849)

Finley M. Crockett (1850-1887) m. Mary Ellen Cooper (abt. 1856-?)

Elnora (Ella) Crockett (1858-1917) m. 1) Richard H. Newton; 2) James Ceirtes McCann

Alice Bray (1862) (born in IN)

George Bray (1867)

Fannie Bray (1868) m. Roe Wilson (Fannie born in MO)

Anna Bray (?-1927) m. Dick Newton

Eddie Franklin Bray

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Children of Artha Bray and Mary E. Whitaker

Oliver Bray (1824-1891) m. 1) Mary (Polly) Butcher (1829-1884); 2) Nancy Reavis (1851-1915)

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Children of Hanon Bray and Polly Durhan Snow

Sarah Bray m. Mr. Pierce

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Children of Lewis Wheelas Bray and 1) Clarissa Jane Roberts

Leonard Hambleton Bray m. Rebecca Chaney

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Children of Lewis Wheelas Bray and 2) Mary S. (Polly) Poindexter

Fannie Belle Bray (1880-1952)

Fourth Generation

Children of Christopher Columbus (Chris) Bray and Anna Victoria Bray

Hulda Bray (abt. 1868)

William McHenry (Will) Bray

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Children of Robert Franklin Bray and Louiza (Ludie) Poindexter

Hery C. Bray (abt. 1860-bef. 1900)

Robert William (Will) Bray (1863)

Melton Frank Bray (1865)

Lee (Harden) Bray (abt. 1868-bef. 1900)

Mary (Ellen) Bray (1870-1892)

Thomas (Crawley) Bray (abt. 1872)

Rev. Martha Milner Bray (1874)

John W. Bray (abt. 1876)

Lillie Mae Bray (abt. 1878-1880)

Albert R. Bray (1880-bef. 1907)

Samuel F. Bray (1885)

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Children of Oliver Bray and 1) Mary (Polly) Butcher

William Hiram (Hi) Bray (abt. 1849-1861)

Sion (Si) Bray (abt. 1852-1861)

Martha Ellen Bray (1856-1937)

Lacy Jasper (Lace) Bray (1859-1930)

Matilda (Tilda) Bray (abt. 1860-abt. 1861)

Nancy E. Bray (1861-1919)

Cornelia (Nealey) (1864-1947)

John Clarendon Columbus Bray (1866-1919)

Mollie Kapp Bray (1870-1933)

Richard Oliver Bray (1873-?)

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