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Robert Wray

Birth1 Mar 1829 - Knottingley Yorkshire
Death21 Sep 1900 - Knottingley, Yorkshire, England
MotherHannah WALKER
FatherRobert Wray

Born in Knottingley Yorkshire on 1 Mar 1829 to Robert Wray and Hannah WALKER. Robert Wray married Elizabeth Fish and had 11 children. He passed away on 21 Sep 1900 in Knottingley, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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Robert Wray
1794 - 1848
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Hannah Walker
1792 - 1866
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Fish
1827 - 1881
Children Show all
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Joseph Wray
1849 - 1929
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Annie Ray
1870 - Unknown
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Henry Walter Wray
1866 - 1912
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Walker Wray
1857 - 1859
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Robert Wray
1851 - 1886
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William Wray
1853 - Unknown
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Walker Wray
1871 - 1925
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Fanny Wray
1859 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Wray
1855 - Unknown
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Fanny Wray
1859 - 1871
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John Wray
1868 - Unknown

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