Jim, I don't find these Grays [de Grai, etc.],in DD; I'll check Moor's Knights of Edward I as soon as I get a chance; the time period may be too late for the former resource. Kevin Just a thought--Kevin, if you don't mind me asking, any chance DD has anything on this family in Northumberland (WARK or WERKE, also Heton) that might help fill in these blanks? Jim CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail message, including any attachments, is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain confidential and privileged information. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution is prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply e-mail and destroy all copies of the original message.

Kevin, KBradford@lourdes-pad.org wrote: >Jim, > >I don't find these Grays [de Grai, etc.],in DD; I'll check Moor's Knights >of Edward I as soon as I get a chance; the time period may be too late for >the former resource. > > It's hard to know what time period the Grays of Northumberland branched off from the family in Scotland. Being "of great antiquity in Northumberland" doesn't say much as to when this may have occurred. We have the same problem with the Gray family in Scotland. That is that, prior to Sir John Gray of Broxmouth we don't have an accurate record of this family either. All we can determine from the armorial bearings is that Sir John Gray of Broxmouth was heir to the senior branch of the family while Thomas Gray of Wark was heir to a cadet branch. I appreciate you looking though--thanks. Jim