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Sarah GRAY

Birth21 Nov 1816 - Norton, Yorkshire, England
DeathMAR 1880 - Yorkshire - East Riding, Yorkshire - North Riding, United Kingdom
MotherMary Adamson
FatherJohn Gray

Born in Norton, Yorkshire, England on 21 Nov 1816 to John Gray and Mary Adamson. Sarah GRAY married William Ford and had 9 children. She passed away on MAR 1880 in Yorkshire - East Riding, Yorkshire - North Riding, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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John Gray
1788 - 1868
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Mary Adamson
1793 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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William Ford
1818 - 1892
Children Show all
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Catherine Ford
1860 - 1928
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Henrietta Ford
1849 - Unknown
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Sarah Ford
1854 - 1889
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William Ford
1847 - Unknown
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Johm Ford
1843 - Unknown
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James Ford
1841 - Unknown
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Margaret Ford
1852 - Unknown
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Mary Ford
1846 - Unknown
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Henry Ford
1845 - Unknown

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