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John Ray

Birth12 Feb 1765 - Augusta, Virginia Colony
Death30 Sep 1832 - Paris, Edgar County, Illinois USA
MotherMary Buntin
FatherJohn Ray

Born in Augusta, Virginia Colony on 12 Feb 1765 to John Ray and Mary Buntin. John Ray married Catherine Beard and had 14 children. He passed away on 30 Sep 1832 in Paris, Edgar County, Illinois USA.

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Parents
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John Ray
1730 - 1764
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Mary Buntin
1741 - 1778
Spouse(s)
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Catherine Beard
1768 - 1822
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Catherine Beard
1768 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Nancy Catherine Ray
1800 - 1835
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Andrew B. Ray
1795 - 1876
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Andrew B Ray
1801 - 1872
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Isaac Ray
1797 - 1855
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George Washington Ray
1803 - 1830
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William Ray
1788 - 1862
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James M. Ray
1789 - 1826
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Samuel Ray
1798 - 1880
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Lee E Ray
1808 - 1877
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Margaret "Peggy" Ray
1802 - 1850
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Elizabeth Ray
1810 - Unknown
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Reba Ray
1805 - Unknown
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John Ray
1798 - 1846
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Martin Ray
1798 - 1849

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