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Isaac Gray

Birth19 Mar 1730 - Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
Death09 Sep 1786 - New Salem, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States
MotherIsabel Gray
FatherJohn Gray

Born in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States on 19 Mar 1730 to John Gray and Isabel Gray. Isaac Gray had 10 children. He passed away on 09 Sep 1786 in New Salem, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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John Gray
1700 - 1782
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Isabel Gray
1707 - 1801
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Isaac Gray
1772 - 1822
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Sarah Nancy Gray Mclanathan
1763 - 1832
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Daniel Carr Gray
1766 - 1825
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Elihu Gray
1768 - 1830
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Patience Gray
1776 - 1850
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Tirzah Gray
1779 - 1853
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Mary Gray
1757 - Unknown
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Andrew Mcllam Gray
1755 - 1782
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Hannah Gray
1764 - 1839
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Margaret Gray
1768 - 1861

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