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Re: Wrays in GA1860 era, DNA - Genealogy. com I am related: Wm C Wray - Mary Thomas Wm M Wray - Sarah Bell Landrum Pleasant Judson Wray - Susan Rebecca Atkinson Eula Irene Wray - Ben Smith (aka Russell Jackson Daniel) Evan Wilson Smith - Artie King Chancey Pleas (W)Ray Smith - L Faye Garner Me The following is a bit disjointed, but it is what I have ------------------------------------------- Notes by BA Smith in re Wm C Wray SOURCE: THE
Wray, Pitman, Surry Co VA, 166 - Genealogy. com Wray, Pitman, Surry Co VA, 1663-1736 By Guy Baker November 19, 2010 at 03:09:23 Please correct errors Please forgive the repetition of some information in the notes I am trying to determine the ages of the Wray family below to better determine the ages of the Pitman family I do not descend from the Wray Family William Wray was listed many times in Surry Co VA taxables starting on 10 Jun
Death look-up:Wray-Peabody - Genealogy. com I have been looking for information on Helen Peabody wife of Harold A Peabody, she was my great aunt It was suggested that I post a death look up as someone in this forum might have access to the information I am seeking I am trying to find out where Helen and Harold ended up I have a photo album and the last pictures I have of them were in Sherbrooke, Canada in 1928 They had a son Harold
wray in ontario canada - Genealogy. com wray in ontario canada By katherine wray April 08, 2003 at 12:52:00 Hi I a member of the wray family My ggrandfather was Joseph Wray married to Martha Wray My grandfather was Russell wray married to blanche wray [wallace] My father is Merlin wrayand my mother was eileen wray [johnston] I am very interested in getting any info that i can on this family any info would be greatly appreciated
Re: Wrayswood Plantation GA - Genealogy. com Hello Jack, WRAYSWOOD -- A mile downstream from the once-bustling site of Scull Shoals sits a 19th-century plantation with its own rich history and a direct connection to the Scull Shoals settlement Wrayswood, named after the founder, Judge Phillip Wray, was an established concern on the west bank of the Oconee River as early as 1818 The connection between Wrayswood and Scull Shoals was
McArdles and Keenans in County - Genealogy. com McArdles and Keenans in County Louth By Susan Clark February 02, 2002 at 05:55:49 I thought I'd check to see if anyone is checking on the McArdles or Keenans My great-grandparents were from Dundalk in County Louth Patrick McArdle was a seaman Ann Keenan McArdle died March 23, 1890 in Sand-hole, Dundalk A daughter Mary Anne Lynch was present at death - she was listed as daughter and address
Re: John and Martha Patsy Br - Genealogy. com Did John Wray have a sister named Martha?See my prior post of August 5, 2000 to this site Martha Wray could be my GGGG grandmother Patsey Brewer, daughter of Greames Brewer, married John Wray January 2, 1801, in Brunswick Co , VA Surety for the marriage bond was Claiborne Lightfoot Minister was Edward Dromgoole Witness was John Lightfoot I also note that Morris Pearson married a Nancy
Re: John Southmeade and Anne H - Genealogy. com The Southmead's inherited their coat of arms from the Charles family of Devon when William Southmayd of Wray (the g-g-grandfather of the Colonist) married Joanne Charles, the daughter and only heir of John Charles of Moreton The Southmead (and Southmayd) coat of arms is the Charles coat of arms with a slightly larger blue field than that of the
Sir William Southmead - Genealogy. com Sir William Southmead By Jeffrey Southmayd March 23, 1999 at 08:11:33 One other thing, as far as I can tell from my research, the "Sir William Southmead who was granted arms in 1604" reference that I have run into from time to time is not founded in anything factual that I was able to find The Southmead coat of arms was passed down from the Charles family of Devonshire when William Southmeade