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David Ray

Birth1801 - Tennessee, United States
Death1874 - Monroe County, Indiana
MotherSarah Vernon or Erwin
FatherWilliam Rea

Born in Tennessee, United States on 1801 to William Rea and Sarah Vernon or Erwin. David Ray married Hester E (Hettie) Murray and had 11 children. He passed away on 1874 in Monroe County, Indiana.

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Parents
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William Rea
1785 - 1813
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Sarah Vernon Or Erwin
1779 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Hester E (Hettie) Murray
1837 - 1913
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Elizabeth Mccoy
1819 - 1849
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Margaret Rader
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Clement Blanderham Freedom Ray
1863 - 1931
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Hiram Lafayette Ray
1867 - 1958
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Angeline Ray
1837 - 1911
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Stephen Ray
1845 - Unknown
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James A Ray
1843 - Unknown
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Robert Thomas Jefferson Ray
1861 - 1943
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William Andrew Jackson Ray
1855 - 1923
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Mary Anna Ray
1847 - 1900
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Ellen Jerushia Ray
1868 - 1890
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Mary Catherine Elizabeth Ray
1872 - 1944
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Tilman Ray
1870 - Unknown

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