David Wray

Birth13 Mar 1827 - Leyburn or Richmond, Yorkshire, England

Death22nd December 1881 - 58 Ebury Mews, Knightsbridge, Westminster, LONDON, England

MotherAlice (Alis) THOMPSON

FatherJOHN WRAY (Stonemason) (m THOMPSON) DIRECT LINE

Born in Leyburn or Richmond, Yorkshire, England on 13 Mar 1827 to JOHN WRAY (Stonemason) (m THOMPSON) DIRECT LINE and Alice (Alis) THOMPSON. David Wray married Ann Fothergill and had 13 children. He passed away on 22nd December 1881 in 58 Ebury Mews, Knightsbridge, Westminster, LONDON, England.

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Parents

John Wray (Stonemason) (M Thompson) Direct Line
1781 - 1851

Alice (Alis) Thompson
1786 - 1848

Spouse(s)

Ann Fothergill
1830 - 1900

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Henry Wray
1850 - Unknown

Frederick Allister Wray
1874 - 1938

John James Wray
1851 - 1932

Randolph Mcgregor Wray
1865 - 1938

Ann Alice Wray
1854 - 1925

Eliza Wray
1870 - 1933

Robert Wray
1861 - 1940

Edith Wray
1865 - Unknown

Isabell Wray
1862 - 1943

David Wray
1859 - 1943

Louisa M Wray
1880 - 1948

William Wray
1857 - Unknown

Mary E Wray
1868 - 1875

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