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James Bray

Birth26 Dec 1798 - Chatham County, North Carolina, USA
Death11 May 1886 - Oswego, Labette County, Kansas
MotherAnna Welch
FatherJAMES BRAY

Born in Chatham County, North Carolina, USA on 26 Dec 1798 to JAMES BRAY and Anna Welch. James Bray married Sarah "Sallie" Edwards and had 15 children. He passed away on 11 May 1886 in Oswego, Labette County, Kansas.

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Parents
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James Bray
1763 - 1857
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Anna Welch
1767 - 1842
Spouse(s)
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Sarah "Sallie" Edwards
1802 - 1884
Children Show all
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Samuel Bray
1824 - 1911
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Enos C. Bray
1843 - 1928
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Malthus Freeman Bray
1831 - 1907
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Calvin Bray
1838 - 1900
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Mila America Bray
1844 - 1885
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James Bray
1833 - 1913
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Mathew Bray
1828 - 1916
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Atlas Bray
1826 - 1911
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Eliza J Bray
1841 - 1873
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Rebecca Bray
1828 - 1922
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Miley Bray
1838 - 1865
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Mary Bray
1825 - Unknown
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Rachel E Bray
1833 - 1873
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Nancy Bray
1830 - Unknown
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Henry Bray
1833 - Unknown

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