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Stephen Ray

BirthABT 1838 - Great Dunmow
Death10 NOV 1904 - Little Easton
MotherMary Ann Stokes
FatherRichard Ray

Born in Great Dunmow on ABT 1838 to Richard Ray and Mary Ann Stokes. Stephen Ray married Elizabeth (Betsy) Jarvis and had 12 children. He passed away on 10 NOV 1904 in Little Easton.

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Parents
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Richard Ray
1802 - 1868
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Mary Ann Stokes
1805 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth (Betsy) Jarvis
1842 - 1878
Children Show all
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William Ray
1859 - Unknown
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Charles Ray
1867 - 1953
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Mary Ann Ray
1862 - Unknown
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Alice Ray
1865 - Unknown
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George Ray
1861 - 1882
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James Ray
1876 - 1961
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Elizabeth Ray
1864 - 1889
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Christian Edward Ray
1874 - 1899
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Edith Ray
1871 - Unknown
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Henry Ray
1869 - Unknown
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Ada M Kirby
1877 - Unknown
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Harry Ray
1870 - Unknown

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