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    1. [BRAY-L] Re: elizabeth bray

    3. This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Bray Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5gF.2ACIB/131.148.150.151.1 Message Board Post: My great grandfather was Thomas Bray B. 3-14-1851 TN. D. 1-22-1895 Newark, Ind. Co., AR. M. Sophronia Julinanna Jane Vance 1870 Sharp Co., AR. B. 9-1-1852 D. 3-24-1915 Newark, Ind. Co., AR. This may be the Thomas Bray but as far as I know he was not married but the one time but could have.

    01/07/2004 08:41:10
    1. [BRAY-L] Re: Henry Bray B. Chatham Co., NC. D. 6-17-1790 Chatham Co., NC.

    3. This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/5gF.2ACIB/1210.1 Message Board Post: Three years ago I found an extensive Bray genealogy at the following website: http://www.geocities.com/lynne-488/BrayAncestors.html Generation 1 of the Ancestors of Alfred Bray identifies Henry Bray and Mary Wilson. "There is a will for Henry, Chatham Co., NC, dated 1790, and probated 1794. All of Henry's children are documented by his will, except Susanna.. Other references are "Bray's of Fisher River" by Edna Bray Reece, and "Pioneers of Old Monocacy" by John P. Dern."

    01/06/2004 02:16:00
    1. Re: [BRAY-L] Henry & Edward BRAY

    3. In a message dated 1/4/2004 11:04:06 AM Eastern Standard Time, c24m48@hotmail.com writes: Page 800 (Deep River Monthly Meeting, North Carolina): Was the Deep River MM the same Monthly Meeting as the Deep Creek MM? Which is to say, were Deep Creek and Deep River the same place? Jerry Bryan Jerry sorry I don't know Glee

    01/04/2004 04:27:17
    1. [BRAY-L] Change the Subject Title

    3. Folks -- You are defeating the ease of searching the archives by using the same title over and over. It's much easier to search the archives by title than to read each one --- if the title is relevant! What you're doing is just hitting the "Reply" button over and over without giving some thought as to what your subject matter is. Ernie

    01/04/2004 04:09:19
    1. Re: [BRAY-L] Henry & Edward BRAY
    2. Jerry Bryan

    3. >Page 800 (Deep River Monthly Meeting, North Carolina): Was the Deep River MM the same Monthly Meeting as the Deep Creek MM? Which is to say, were Deep Creek and Deep River the same place? Jerry Bryan _________________________________________________________________ Tired of slow downloads? Compare online deals from your local high-speed providers now. https://broadband.msn.com

    01/04/2004 04:00:28
    1. [BRAY-L] Unsubscribe

    3. Please remove me from this list Doris Parsons Miller On Line Parish Clerk, Tintagel, Cornwall Researching:Parsons, Bray, Derricott, Chilcott, Treleven, Coumbe, Lobb, Chapman and Draper Reading, PA USA

    01/03/2004 08:12:52
    1. Re: [BRAY-L] Henry & Edward BRAY

    3. BRAY in that area (Rockcastle Co split off from Pulaski in 1810; Pulaski split from Lincoln Co in 1799): Will of Henry BRAY: March 7, 1798. Probated July 1799. Wife Cathryn. Children: John, Fredrick, Peter, William, Abraham, Pegg13 y BELL, Jan DEWITT, Mary DAVIS and Crisner ROBERT. Executor: Aron ATHERTON. WItnesses: John HILL, Zacariah MASTERSON. (Nelson Co, KY, Will Book A). Will of Randolph JARBO: August 9, 1796. Probated Dec 13, 1796. Wife Elizabeth. Children: John Walter, Elender, Bemel, Hen;ry Bray, Joseph Brewer. Executors: wife and son John. [It's only a middle name, but there must be a family connection!] (Nelson Co, KY, Will Book A). Marriage records, Pulaski Co: BRAY, Nathan m. Kitty RANARD 6 Mar 1813 BRAY, Benjamin m. Mary PRICE 22 Jul 1818 BRAY, Littleberry m. Susanah DURHAM 28 May 1813 BRAY, Isaiah m. Phebe BRINSON 7 Aug 1824; consent of Littleberry BRAY for Isaiah "who has lived with me for two years"; bondsman James HARGIS ALEXANDER, Thomas m. Belenda BRAY 11 Apr 1848; father Isaac BRAY; bondsman James HARGIS HARGIS, George m. Sarah BRAY 1 Sep 1843; father Isiah BRAY; bondsman Squire BRAY from "The Kentucky Gazette: 1787-1800" by Karen Mauer Green (Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1983) article on 15 Sep 1787 mentions BRAY's tavern in Lexington; another article mentions a sale to be held at Capt. James BRAY's in Lexington [public sales were often held at inns and taverns, so Capt. James could be the tavern owner]. 15 Dec 1787: Evan SHELBY ran a notice dated 30 Nov 1787 regarding stolen cotton, serge, shirts, etc. with a request they be returned to Capt. James BRAY at Lexington or Capt. MORRISON at Bairdstown. 29 Mar 1788: Capt. James BRAY of Lexington is selling a slave. 7 June 1788: notice by Andrew GATEWOOD dated 26 May 1788: those indebted to James BRAY of Lexington should please settle their accounts. 28 Mar 1789: notice by Andrew GATEWOOD dated 25 Mar 1789: notice to those indebted to James BRAY (late of Lexington): please settle your accounts.

    01/03/2004 06:46:21
    1. [BRAY-L] Rosina Maude BRAY 1899-?

    3. I am seeking info on this person born Holborn 1899 still living in that area 1937 but what happen to her after. Known siblings Frances, Maria, Daisy, Frederick John, Augustus, Wilhemina although some may not have been BRAY. Parents Frederick BRAY a tailor and Elizabeth. TIA>

    01/03/2004 06:40:09
    1. Re: [BRAY-L] Henry & Edward BRAY

    3. from "Revised Marriages in Pulaski County, Kentucky" by Mary Weddle Kaurish (Somerset: Pulaski County Historical Society, no date. BRAY, Banjamin m. Mary PRICE Jul 22 1818 BRAY, Nathan m. Kitty RANARD 6 Mar 1817 BRAY, John m. ELiz. HERRIN or HERIN 5 Nov 1813 BRAY, Littleberry m. Susanah DURHAM (from Marriage Bond) 28 May 1813 BRAY, Isaiah m. Phebe BRINSON 7 Aug 1824; consent of Littleberry BRAY for Isaiah "who has lived with me for two years." [James HARGIS was either bondsman or performed the marriage; this book rarely tells which it is!] Thomas ALEXANDER m. Belenda BRAY 11 Apr 1848; her father was Isaac BRAY; George HARGIS was bondsman or performed the ceremony. George HARGIS m. Sarah BRAY 1 Sep 1843; her father was Isiah BRAY; bondsman Squire BRAY. from "Abstract of Early Kentucky Wills and Inventories" by J. Estelle Stewart King (Baltimore, Gen Pub Co, 1961): Nelson Co: BRAY, Henry: dated March 7, 1798; probated July 1799. Wife Cathryn. Children: John Frederick, Peter, William, Abraham, Peggy BALL, Jan DEWITT, Mary DAVIS, Cristner Robert. Executor: Aron ATHERTON. Witnesses: John HILL, Zacariah MASTERSON. JARBO, Randolph: dated Aug 9, 1796; probated Dec 13, 1796. Wife Elizabeth. Children: John, Walter, Elender, Bamel, Henry BRAY, Joseph BREWER. Executors: wife and son John. from "The Kentucky Gazette: 1787-1800" by Karen Mauer Green (Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1983): John CRITTENDEN and Horatio TURPIN, Fayette Co, 12 Sep 1787, agents for Col. John HARRIS, regarding HARRIS's land. Mentions BRAY's tavern in Lexington. (Vol I, No. 6, 15 Sep 1787) Joseph GALE, regarding a sale of the property of Robert COLLINS to satisfy his debt to Meredith HELM. Sale to be at Capt. James BRAY's in Lexington. (Vol I, No. 6, 15 Sep 1787) Evan SHELBY, 30 Nov 1787, regarding stolen cotton, serge, shirts, etc. Return to Capt. James BRAY at Lexington or Capt. MORRISON at Bairdstown. (Vol I, No. 17, 15 Dec 1787) (In the same edition, N. WILSON announces a meeting of the "Lexington Society for the Improvement of Knowledge." That's when I was young!) Capt. James BRAY of Lexington is selling a slave. (Vol I, No. 30, 22 Mar 1788) Andrew GATEWOOD, 26 May 1788, those indebted to James BRAY of Lexington should please settle their accounts. (Vol I, No 39, 24 May 1788) Andrew GATEWOOD, 25 Mar 1789, notice to those indebted to James BRAY (late of Lexington): please settle your accounts. (Vol II, No 31, 21 Mar 1789)

    01/03/2004 06:39:36
    1. Re: [BRAY-L] Henry & Edward BRAY

    3. from "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy" by William Wade Hinshaw (Baltimore, Gen Pub Co, 1963), Vol I: p. 1055 (Cane Creek Monthly Meeting, South Carolina): Henry BRAY b. 8-29-1755 (son of Edward) Keziah BRAY b. 3-19-1761 (daut. of Richard JONES) children: Jemima b. 11-30-1778 John b. 5- 8-1780 Henry b. 2-18-1782 Sarah b. 1-26-1784 Edward b. 1-18-1786 Mary b. 5-25-1788 Richard b. 5-22-1790 Joseph b. 6-15-1792 p. 1060 (same MM): Keziah BRAY & daughters granted certificate 1-24-1795 p. 960 (Westfield Monthly Meeting, Surry Co, NC): 1799, 5,18: Henry BRAY and children John, Henry, Edward, Richard, Joseph, and Abijah received on certificate from Springfield MM dated 1799, 4, 6. p. 974 (Deep Creek Monthly Meeting, Surry Co, NC [in what's now Yadkin Co.]): Sarah BRAY died 3-15-1803. p. 982 (also Deep Creek): 1799, 1,5: Sarah BRAY received on certificate from Cane Creek MM, dated 1798,2,3 1802, 6,5: Henry BRAY & family (sons Henry, Edward, Richard, Joseph, and Abijah) received on certificate from Mt. Pleasant MM, dated 1802,5,29 1802, 6,5: Keziah & daughters Sarah, Mary, and Kezia received on certificate from Mt. Pleasant MM, dated 1802,12,25. 1803, 5,7: John BRAY received on certificate from Mt. Pleasant MM, dated 1802,12,25 1804, 3,3: Henry, Jr., disowned for marrying outside of unity 1804, 6,2: John disowned 1805,12,7: Henry & family, of Hunting Creek, granted certificate to Miami MM, Ohio 1805,12,7: Keziah & children granted certificate to Wainsville MM 1805,12,7: Sarah granted certificate to Wainsville MM

    01/03/2004 06:37:40
    1. Re: [BRAY-L] Henry & Edward BRAY

    3. from "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy" by William Wade Hinshaw (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1969), Vol I: Page 375 (Cane Creek Monthly Meeting, North Carolina): 1760, 1, 5: Sarah BRAY received on certificate from Fairfax MM. 1776, 5, 4: Rachel & Sarah BRAY received by request. 1778, 1, 3: Henry BRAY granted certificate to New Garden MM to marry. 1778, 4, 4: Keziah BRAY received on certificate from New Garden MM. 1778, 4, 3: Henry BRAY granted certificate to Deep River MM. 1779, 4, 3: Keziah BRAY (with husband) granted certificate to Deep River MM. 1781, 3, 3: Henry BRAY & child[ren?] received on certificate. 1781, 3, 3: Keziah & daughter Jemima received on certificate from Deep River MM, dated 1781, 1, 1. 1783, 9, 6: Sarah, Jr. disowned. 1785,11, 5: Rachel McDANIEL (formerly BRAY) disowned; married out of unity. 1787, 2, 3: Henry BRAY & family granted certificate to Bush River MM, South Carolina 1787, 2, 3: Keziah BRAY (with husband) & child[ren?] granted certificate to Bush River MM, S.C. 1792, 8, 7: Sarah BRAY granted certificate to Cane Creek MM, S.C. returned certificate 1792,10,6. 1798, 2, 3: Sarah BRAY granted certificate to Deep Creek MM, N.C. 1802, 9, 4: Mary BRAY (formerly COX) disowned; married out of unity. 1818, 6, 6: Susannah (formerly HADLEY) disowned; married out of unity. Page 800 (Deep River Monthly Meeting, North Carolina): 1779, 5, 3: Henry BRAY & wife & child Jemima, received on certificate from Cane Creek MM, dated 1779, 4, 3. Page 528 (New Garden Monthly Meeting, North Carolina): 1778, 2, 2: Henry BRAY, son of Edward, Chatham Co., married Kezia JONES daughter of Richard, Surry Co. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- from "Surry County, North Carolina" (map), author unknown (Jamestown, NC: The Custom House, no date indicated): David BRAY and Littleberry BRAY are shown as owning land as of 1784 in the area of the map designated "C5" -- just under 3 miles west of the junction of Full Run and Whittaker Creek, just over 1 mile east of a road identified as "Ridge Road" and "Yadkin Road." Closest neighbors are Benedict ALDERSON, Michael & Ezekiel REYNOLDS, Robin HEAD, John BRASWELL, Andrew MARTIN, James MARTIN, John JOHNSON, several FOSTERs and DUDLEYs. David BRAY is also shown owning land in 1784 in the area designated "C4" -- at the head of an unnamed branch of Cody Creek, a mile and a half west of the Fish River. Closest neighbors are John REED, Joshua FREEMAN, Samuel FREEMAN, William WALKER, Joseph GENTRY, Edward MOORE, Leonard DAVIS. David BRAY, Jr., is shown owning land in 1792 on Cody Creek, just under 1 mile southwest of David BRAY. Closest neighbors are the same as above. Glee

    01/03/2004 06:34:33
    1. [BRAY-L] William J Bray

    3. This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Bray, Lewis Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5gF.2ACIB/1216 Message Board Post: I am looking for information on a William J. Bray. Born 12/14/1874, Died 11/18/1963 Married to Martha Jane Lewis. I am looking to extend the current Family Tree into Europe and would gladly sift through anything you may have or know about.

    01/03/2004 04:21:26
    1. Re: [BRAY-L] HELP!! Need information on SARAH BRAY b1859(?) married to WILLIA...

    3. Can you give us a little more information? Do you know where she was born? Her parents? Married William who? Your cuz in time Glee

    01/03/2004 12:15:25
    1. [BRAY-L] Patrick BRAY correction
    2. james e. wall

    3. >Patrick BRAY >b. bet. 1755-1765 Orange Co. Virginia >d. ca 1829 Claiborne Co. Tennessee >m. 26 Oct 1786 Orange Co. Virginia Mary STOCKS d/o Thomas STOCKS. Mary >had at least one brother named William STOCKS. I typed they were married in 1726 my apologies. The above is the correction. james wall

    01/02/2004 07:16:41
    1. [BRAY-L] Andrew Jackson BRAY
    2. james e. wall

    3. Dorie & BRAY-L, I am fairly sure that I have your Andrew Jackson BRAY in my GEDCOM. Andrew Jackson BRAY s/o Edmund "Edward" BRAY & Elizabeth SULLIVAN b. 4 Aug 1837 Lee Valley, Hawkins Co. Tenn d. 2 Nov 1917 Clinchport, Taylor Dist., Scott Co. Virginia m. 1) 5 Sept 1856 Susan Elizabeth ANDERSON 2) 11 Nov 1866 Mary Elizabeth LIVINGSTON 3) 4 July 1889 Elizabeth Victoria MORRISON This Edmund "Edward" BRAY s/o Patrick BRAY & Mary STOCKS Patrick BRAY b. bet. 1755-1765 Orange Co. Virginia d. ca 1829 Claiborne Co. Tennessee m. 26 Oct 1726 Orange Co. Virginia Mary STOCKS d/o Thomas STOCKS. Mary had at least one brother named William STOCKS. This couple did reside a time in Wilkes Co. NC and given my STUBBLEFIELDs came out of Wilkes Co. NC as well. Patrick's son Thomas BRAY married into my STUBBLEFIELD family (to Mary "Molly/Polly" STUBBLEFIELD McVEY the widow of Thomas McVEY. There is a good chance the STUBBLEFIELDs and this BRAY family migrated together, or knew each other in NC prior to Tenn. This Patrick BRAY is not thought to be of the Henry BRAY m. Marie WILSON or Edward BRAY m. Sarah MAYNARD families. The reason I caught the line into my GEDCOM is a BRAY in Tennessee married into my STUBBLEFIELD family and I just had to track the line down to figure if Patrick connected in or not. To the best of my knowledge he does not. Hoyt & Rose who both descend from Patrick BRAY believe his line to be Irish in Origins and his father would be the Immigrant generation, but I am not sure that is proven at this time. So Dorie let me know if this is your line and I will put you in touch with Rose. I think you descend from the Mary Elizabeth Livingston m. Andrew Jackson BRAY. Mary Elizabeth LIVINGSTON d/o Abraham J. LIVINGSTON & Mary Byrd EWING james wall At 02:00 PM 1/2/2004 -0700, you wrote: >does anyone know if there is a connection with the Henry and Edward Bray >mentioned in the e-mails this past two weeks and my Andrew Jackson Bray >born in >Hawkins County, TN; died in Scott County, VA? > >thanks for responding.... Dorie Bray-Mueller .... my grandfather was Henry >Clinton BRAY son of Andrew.

    01/02/2004 04:08:20
    1. [BRAY-L] Re: Bray's from UK to Los Angeles

    3. This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5gF.2ACIB/1194.1.1.1 Message Board Post: When I read you message I almost fell out of my chair. Happy Year to you also. I was very impressed with your web site. I found it while browsing "genealogy.com" Raymond High

    01/02/2004 03:45:47
    1. [BRAY-L] HELP!! Need information on SARAH BRAY b1859(?) married to WILLIAM MAIDEN

    3. This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: BRAY/MAIDEN Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5gF.2ACIB/1215 Message Board Post: We have been stumped on Sarah Bray forever. Any information you might have would be greatly appreciated. This is almost the last line we need to complete our 12 generation pedigree chart. Thank you!

    01/02/2004 09:30:58
    1. [BRAY-L] Re: Bray's from UK to Los Angeles

    3. This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/5gF.2ACIB/1194.1.1 Message Board Post: Dear Raymond, What a wonderful new years present to hear from you. I have replied to Jim in some length and look forward to hearing more from you both. Happy new year and kind regards, Robin & Judy Preston

    01/02/2004 08:43:31
    1. Re: [BRAY-L] Henry & Edward BRAY

    3. Happy new year, bray cuzzins! does anyone know if there is a connection with the Henry and Edward Bray mentioned in the e-mails this past two weeks and my Andrew Jackson Bray born in Hawkins County, TN; died in Scott County, VA? thanks for responding.... Dorie Bray-Mueller .... my grandfather was Henry Clinton BRAY son of Andrew.

    01/01/2004 08:48:13
    1. Re: [BRAY-L] Alfred K.H. Bray m. Jeannette H.F. Gordon, Woollahra, NSW, 1927

    3. London Sorry I didn't find anything in my database. do you have a birthdate by any chance? Glee

    12/31/2003 11:02:12