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Henry Lee Gray

Birth8 Apr 1885 - Falkner, Tippah, Mississippi, USA
Death27 September 1974 - Walnut, Tippah, Mississippi, USA
MotherCharlott Rhoda (Lottie) Hopkins
FatherJames Henry Gray

Born in Falkner, Tippah, Mississippi, USA on 8 Apr 1885 to James Henry Gray and Charlott Rhoda (Lottie) Hopkins. Henry Lee Gray married Sarah Elizabeth Thornton and had 8 children. He passed away on 27 September 1974 in Walnut, Tippah, Mississippi, USA.

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James Henry Gray
1859 - 1931
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Charlott Rhoda (Lottie) Hopkins
1862 - 1902
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Sarah Elizabeth Thornton
1889 - 1963
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James Christopher "Chris" Gray
1911 - 2001
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Mary L Gray
1912 - 2000
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Pvt Hubbard Watkins Gray
1921 - 1944
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Hermie Irene Gray
1913 - 1966
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William Grady Gray
1918 - 1996
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John Franklin Gray
1925 - 1996
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Alta Edna 'Ed' Gray
1915 - 1991
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Claude Hayes Gray
1927 - 2008

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