John Ray

Birth6 Aug 1733 - Saint Barnabas Church, Queen Anne Parish, Prince Georges, MD or Bedford. VA

Death12 Oct 1820 or JUNE 1814 - St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA or Washington, KY

MotherElizabeth Anne Pultney

FatherWilliam Ray

Born in Saint Barnabas Church, Queen Anne Parish, Prince Georges, MD or Bedford. VA on 6 Aug 1733 to William Ray and Elizabeth Anne Pultney. John Ray married Jane Randolf and had 10 children. He passed away on 12 Oct 1820 or JUNE 1814 in St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, USA or Washington, KY.

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Parents

William Ray
1705 - 1782

Elizabeth Anne Pultney
1707 - 1778

Spouse(s)

Jane Randolf
1720 - 1820

Verlinda Swearingen
1775 - 1846

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Naomi Ray
1762 - 1823

Mary ( Polly) (Hill) Ray
1797 - 1862

Verlinda Griffin Ray
1809 - 1890

Nathaniel Randolph Ray
Unknown - Unknown

Ruth Clary Ray
1795 - 1855

Benjamin D Ray
1798 - 1833

Sara S. (Sally) Ray
1816 - 1844

Elizabeth Moore Ray
1802 - 1880

John Guinn Ray
1812 - 1888

James Swearengin Ray
1794 - 1844

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