William E Lay

Birth20 Oct 1809 - Tompkins County, New York, USA

Death23 May 1900 - Green Creek, Sandusky, Ohio, United States

MotherMary Squire

FatherJohn Lay

Born in Tompkins County, New York, USA on 20 Oct 1809 to John Lay and Mary Squire. William E Lay married Margaret Lee and had 16 children. He passed away on 23 May 1900 in Green Creek, Sandusky, Ohio, United States.

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Parents

John Lay
1775 - 1859

Mary Squire
1777 - 1852

Spouse(s)

Margaret Lee
1815 - 1907

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Harkness N. Lay
1836 - 1928

Alice Lay
1851 - 1923

William B Lay
1858 - 1939

Ann Elizabeth Lay
1839 - 1888

Henry S Lay
1842 - 1941

Francis Marion Lay,
1846 - 1864

Clemintine Lay
1844 - 1936

Mabel V. Lay
1860 - 1942

Polly Minerva Lay
1834 - 1834

Harriet Cornelia Lay
1840 - 1892

Fidelia L. Lay/alexander
1848 - 1932

Francis Marion Lay
1846 - 1864

Fidelia Alexander
1848 - 1932

Mabel Lay (Hutchinson)
1860 - 1942

William B Lay
1879 - Unknown

Alice Harnden Van Doren
1851 - 1923

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