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John W. Ray

Birth16 Jul 1835 - North Carolina
Death20 Jun 1890 - Neodasha, Wilson County, Kansas
MotherDica "Dicey" Boda
FatherPresley Ray

Born in North Carolina on 16 Jul 1835 to Presley Ray and Dica "Dicey" Boda. John W. Ray married Jane E. Mann and had 11 children. He passed away on 20 Jun 1890 in Neodasha, Wilson County, Kansas.

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Parents
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Presley Ray
1798 - 1840
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Dica "Dicey" Boda
1796 - 1882
Spouse(s)
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Jane E. Mann
1841 - 1874
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Lutitia Frances Wilkinson
1856 - 1942
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Jane Mann
1839 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Lydia Jane Ray
1862 - 1934
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Mary Emma Ray
1868 - 1950
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Ernest G Ray
1881 - Unknown
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Leota Ethel Ray
1879 - 1961
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James Arthur Ray
1885 - 1970
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Edger M "Whitie" Ray
1883 - 1920
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Elizabeth Jane Ray
1870 - 1952
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William Sherman Ray
1863 - 1937
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C F Ray
1860 - Unknown
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Franklin Ray
1872 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Jane Ray
Unknown - Unknown

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