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William Gray

Birth12 JAN 1847 - Durham County, Ontario, Canada
Death2 Nov 1937 - Morris, Huron, Ontario, Canada
MotherAnn (Nancy) Bell
FatherHenry Gray

Born in Durham County, Ontario, Canada on 12 JAN 1847 to Henry Gray and Ann (Nancy) Bell. William Gray married Selina Craggs and had 8 children. He passed away on 2 Nov 1937 in Morris, Huron, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents
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Henry Gray
1807 - 1901
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Ann (Nancy) Bell
1816 - 1897
Spouse(s)
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Selina Craggs
1861 - 1942
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Eliza Jane Montgomery
1853 - 1874
Children Show all
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Richard Henry Gray
1887 - 1952
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Evra Kathlen Gray
1901 - 1981
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Selina Ruth Gray
1891 - 1973
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Annie Bertrice Gray
1884 - 1962
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Mary Ethel Gray
1883 - 1946
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Roy Cleveland Gray
1897 - 1977
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Eliza Jane Gray
1874 - 1952
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Richard H. Gray
Unknown - Unknown

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