Descendants of Joseph Gray

Notes

13. Stephen Gray Mannen

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Cynthia Agnell Tue Mar 10 05:13:12 1998 MANNING/MANNEN; WILLIAMS: I am searching for information on Stephen MANNING or MANNEN. He married Harriett WILLIAMS. In 1870 they were living in Pleasant Gap Twp in Bates County along with their eleven children. Previously they had lived in Montgomery County. Harriett was from Kentucky, the daughter of Frederick WILLIAMS. By the late 1890s the family was in Texas. If you have any information on this family, I will be happy to share what I have.

54. Luther Allen Manning

Luther Allen MANNING
BORN: ,
DIED: ,
BURIED: ,
MARRIED: Rosa D. FRANKLIN, ,
CHILDREN:
? MANNING
Walter Lee MANNING

55. Margaret Emily Manning

Margaret Emily MANNING
BORN: 1848, Missouri
DIED: 10 Feb 1937, Hamilton County, Texas
BURIED: , Pottsville Cemetery, Hamilton County, Texas
MARRIED: John William STANDLEY, 3 Aug 1875, Travis County, Texas
CHILDREN:
Clara STANDLEY
Katie STANDLEY
Maud STANDLEY
Martin Luther STANDLEY
Odessa STANDLEY
Grover C. STANDLEY
Robert C. STANDLEY
John Francis STANDLEY

58. Richard Acie Manning

Richard Acie MANNING
BORN: Sep 1854, Missouri
DIED: ,
BURIED: ,
MARRIED: Lucinda Melcenia GRUBB, ,
CHILDREN:
Etta MANNING
Jess MANNING
Carlton J. MANNING
Joseph Carl MANNING
Annie Francis MANNING

59. John D. Manning

John L. MANNING
BORN: 1855, Missouri
DIED: ,
BURIED: ,
MARRIED: Dora ?, ,
CHILDREN:
Minnie Beatrice MANNING
Annie MANNING
Rosa MANNING
Gertrude MANNING
Nannie MANNING
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C.E. MANNING (ABT. 1867 - )
Christopher MANNING (ABT. 1853 - )
Formatas MANNING (Jul 1869 - )
Jeff D. MANNING (ABT. 1862 - )
Jess MANNING ( - )
Joe MANNING ( - )
John D. MANNING (ABT. 1855 - )
Joseph W. MANNING (ABT. 1851 - )
Margaret E MANNING (ABT. 1849 - )
Minnie Cora MANNING (8 Mar 1866 - 22 Mar 1959)
Nancy MANNING (ABT. 1859 - )
Richard MANNING (ABT. 1857 - )
Stephen B. MANNING (ABT. 1861 - )
Stephen G. MANNING (ABT. 1823 - )
MANNING
Hurst Ranch Cemetery:
Lena (Soules) Manning Ollie Manning
Aug 29, 1894 Jan 13, 1894
April 7, 1964 Dec 4, 1963
Married April 4, 1914

61. Stephen B. Manning

Stephen B. MANNING
BORN: 1861, Missouri
DIED: 1942, buried 2 Mi. E of Star, Hamilton County, Texas (Hurst Ranch Cemetery)
BURIED: ,
MARRIED: Mary L. ?, ,
CHILDREN: Infant Son MANNING
MARRIED: Mary Levinia SIMMONS, ,
CHILDREN:
Allie M. MANNING
Gracy L. MANNING
Alpha Belle MANNING
Richard O. MANNING
Stephen C. MANNING
Nannie H. MANNING
Alonzo MANNING
Theodore MANNING
Fay MANNING
Carl MANNING

62. Jefferson D. Manning

Jefferson D. MANNING
BORN: Aug 1864, Missouri
DIED: ,
BURIED: ,
MARRIED: Ida Mae WILLIAMS, ,
CHILDREN:
Luther G. MANNING
L. O. MANNING
Harry L. MANNING

63. Minnie Cora Manning

Minnie Cora MANNING
BORN: 8 Mar 1866, Missouri
DIED: 22 Mar 1959, Gunter, Grayson County, Texas
BURIED: ,
MARRIED: Jeptha T. TUBB, 1889, Hamilton County, Texas
CHILDREN:
Essie Lee TUBB
Effie Lula TUBB
Lloyd TUBB
Thomas Cortus TUBB
Jefferson Curtis TUBB

Jeptha T. Tubb

Bessie Lee TUBB ( - 20 Jan 1919)
Cecil TUBB ( - )
Didame TUBB (ABT. 1805 - )
Didame TUBB (ABT. 1781 - )
Effie Lula TUBB (6 Sep 1891 - Sep 1892)
Thomas Cortus TUBB (3 Jun 1896 - 13 Feb 1984)
Peter Walfred AGNELL (12 Oct 1869 - 10 Jan 1911)
Peter Walfrid AGNELL (17 Apr 1907 - 22 Apr 1995)
Sigrid AGNELL ( - )
Theodore Magus AGNELL (10 Dec 1872 - 1965)
William Alvin AGNELL (31 Oct 1909 - 1989)
Ulmer TUBB (3 May 1895 - 15 Jun 1899)

64. Cortis Edgar Manning

Cortis Edgar MANNING
BORN: 9 Aug 1868, Welllsville, Montgomery County, Missouri
DIED: 30 Jun 1955, Albuquerque, Bernalillo, New Mexico
BURIED: ,
MARRIED: Ida Blanche MORRISSON, 10 Aug 1898, Star, Hamilton County, Texas
CHILDREN:
Archie Addis MANNING
Stella Averal MANNING
Alma Medie MANNING
Elinor Farris MANNING
Minnie Bell MANNING
Calvin Gray MANNING
Martha Chloe MANNING
Lillian Corene MANNING

65. Thomas Hansford Manning

Thomas Hansford MANNING
BORN: 25 Jan 1872, Missouri
DIED: 27 Dec 1948, Abernathy, Hale County, Texas

18. Robert Price Gray

Biographical Sketch p. 896:
Robert P. Gray, one of Clark County's oldest citizens, was born in Kentucky in 1823, and is the son of William Gray, a native of the same State, born in 1799, and Margaret (Price) Gray, who was also a native of Kentucky. Our subject was left an orphan at the early age of four, and in 1827 came to Missouri with his grandfather and uncle, making his home with them in Montgomery County, until 1837, when he accompanied his uncle to Lewis County, MO., (now Clark County,) and located at Athens. The country then abounded in wild deer and Indians, and the old gentleman can relate many stories of early pioneer life in Clark County. In 1853 our subject was united in marriage to Julia A. Graham, daughter of James R. and Malena B. (Davis) Graham, natives of Virginia and Kentucky respectively, and members of the Old School Presbyterian Church. The father was an old settler of Clark County. Mrs. Gray was born June 16, 1836 in Lewis County, MO. She received her education in Clark County, and is a bright and well-informed lady. This marriage was blessed with ten daughters, seven of whom are still living. Mr. Gray is the owner of 320 acres of good and well-improved land, and has been a farmer of Clark County for fifty years. He is a Democrat. His wife is a worthy member of the Old School Presbyterian Church. They are both greatly interested in the education of the future generation.

Julia Ann Graham

From: Lucretia Story Craw [volunteer at the Athens Museum]

79. Virginia Frances Gray

GRAY VIRGINIA FRANCES 03/29/1865 GRAHAM GRAY F MISSOURI LOS ANGELES(19) 10/06/1942 77 yrs

82. Alta Price Gray

GRAY ALTA P 01/12/1877 GRAHAM F MISSOURI SANTA CLARA Santa Clara 02/17/1965 554-70-9358 88 yrs

19. Mary "Polly" Finley Gray

Obituary:
Died, June 24th, 1893 Mrs. Francis B. Clare, aged 69 years and seven days. The subject of this notice was born in Kentucky June 17, 1824; her maiden name was Miss Mary Gray. By the death of her parents she was made an orphan at the early age of three years, and was brought to this county and reared by her grandparents, thus having never been blessed with a mother's care or known a mother's love. Notwithstanding, all this was extended to her children throughout her entire life in all that the word "mother" implies. At the time of her death she was on a visit to her son-in-law, B. H. Wommack. She had for a number of years been afflicted with that dreadful disease, rheumatism, which she bore with that christian fortitude and resignation that few are able to command. The day before her death (Friday), although feeble, she seemed in her usual good spirits and toward evening was rather cheerful. The family all retired early and God in his mercy permitted her to pass her last night on earth in sweet sleep with the family who loved her as a mother should be loved. About a quarter to four o'clock Saturday morning she was taken with a pain in her stomach; some simple remedies were given which did not give any relief.
Those around her did all in their power to alleviate her sufferings, but it seemed that the dreaded malady defied all human ministrations. She told her daughter, who bent every energy to relieve her, that the pain had gone to her shoulder. The daughter coming from another room, where she had been for some remedy, was alarmed at her mother's looks and called to her husband and father to come quickly, that she believed her mother was dying; her son-in-law was the first to reach the bed; he raised her head, which had gotten off the pillow and his wife asked what he thought. He told them she was dying; she made two gasps and all was over. ... Word was immediately sent to all the children who were near enough, and those at quite a distance telegraphed to, and by Sunday morning all were present except one, Mrs. Ella Fentem, who lives in California.
She was buried Sunday evening about four o'clock at the family burying ground on the old Clare farm. ...

Francis Beatty Clare

Obituary from Silex Index newspaper:
Francis B. Clare, who died December 12, 1905 was born in Kentucky in February, 1816.... He was the son of Daniel and Jane Hansford Clare, who came to this county in 1826 and settled on the farm now owned by Robert Shocklee. His father was married twice, the second marriage being to Mrs. Frances Cox of Montgomery County, who up until the last 18 years lived on the old homestead and is well and favorably known to many Lincoln County people. Uncle Frank was the eldest child of 7 sons and 2 daughters by his father's 1st marriage and one son by his second marriage. All except Horatio, the youngest of a family of ten children, have preceded him to the grave.
He attained his education in the old country log school houses, sitting upon benches made of split white oak timber without backs.
In 1840, he married Miss Mary Grey, who died June 24, 1892. To this christian mother and father ten children were born, 9 now living--5 sons and 4 daughters.
Funeral services were conducted at Elm Grove church by Elder Wm. A Meloan of Montgomery City. All the children were present except Mrs. Ella Fenton of California. Neighbors and friends filled the large house to its full capacity, which attests the esteem in which he was held. He leaves a family of 9 children, 35 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren. In 1838 he settled the place on which he died, having lived there 67 years. At the time he came to this county the population was thin. I have heard him say that on the road running from Troy to Millwood, a distance of 12 miles, there were only eight houses, that men would go 10 to 12 miles, to help a settler raise a house. Hospitality was unbounded, selfishness never practiced. The west prairie which today is dotted with splendid farm houses and fertile farms was thought unfit for agriculture and adapted only to grazing. He lived to see almost three generations pass away -- the men of his father's day, most all those of his day and many of the third generation. ...Honest and just, he never claimed to be perfect, though a man of exemplary habits, scarcely ever failing to see the faults of those most dear to him and was ever ready to cover them with the mantle of charity. He did his duty as a citizen, neighbor and father; man that he was, never fearing to do right. No one loved his church better than he, and up to within a few years of his death the weather was seldom too inclement for him to attend and contribute to the support of the church and the spread of the gospel through its ministry. After his mind began to fail, he expressed the desire, if consistent with God's will, to be called home....

George William Fentem

From the book, "History of Northeast Missouri" p. 211, Audrain County:

93. Margaret A. Fentem

BECKHAM, GEORGE E. FENTON, SUSIE 25 Nov 1884 Clark MO

95. Clarissa Emily Fentem

BAKER, GEORGE FENTON, C. E. 25 Jan 1882 Clark MO
BECKHAM, GEORGE E. FENTON, SUSIE 25 Nov 1884 Clark MO
PERRY, JOHN FENTON, EMMA 12 Sep 1894 Clark MO
GLENN, JOHN W. FENTON, SARAH J. 02 Mar 1887 Clark MO

21. Joseph P. Gray

McKee, Mary Jane Gray, Joseph 1/18/1859

22. Robert B. Gray

CENSUS YR: 1870 TERRITORY: IA COUNTY: Van Buren DIVISION: Farmington Twp REEL NO: M593-421 PAGE NO: 255B
REFERENCE: PO Farmington Enumerated by J. G. Shipley 19 August 1870
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LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. REAL VAL. PERS VAL. BIRTHPLACE
5 92 102 Gray R. B. 46 M W Farmer 500 1,498 Missouri 6 92 102 Gray Ann 40 F W Keeping House Masechusetts
7 92 102 Gray Austin 10 M W Attending School Missouri
8 92 102 Gray Flora 7 F W Attending School Iowa
9 92 102 Gray Mira 4 F W At Home Iowa
10 92 102 Gray William 6/12 M W Iowa Nov

Ann Tower

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Roy Birch
Benjamin Franklin TOWER (Isaac TOWER6, Joseph TOWER5, Joseph TOWER4, John TOWER3, John TOWER2, Robert TOWER1) was born 24 APR 1806 in Randolph, Norfolk, Ma., and died 1 JAN 1862 in at sea, on the Pacific Ocean.. He married Esther HOLLIS 10 DEC 1826 in Randolph, Norfolk, Ma., daughter of Ebenezer HOLLIS and Ruth HOLBROOK. She was born 9 DEC 1809 in Randolph, Norfolk, Ma..

104. George Gray

GRAY, GEORGE F. EVERMAN, EDIE 03 Jun 1875 Clark MO

105. Austin Gray

Early Van Buren Co IA Marriages
Alfrey, Nora Gray, Austin 10/19/1879

Arthur Cochrane

Last Name First Name Middle Birth Date Mother Maiden Father Last Sex Birth Place Death Place Residence Death Date SSN Age Post-ems
COCHRANE ARTHUR B 02/28/1887 ROBBINS M MARIN Fairfax 04/23/1960 73 yrs Add
COCHRANE ARTHUR B 08/26/1866 LOWER COCHRANE M PENNSYLVANIA LOS ANGELES(19) 12/08/1947 81 yrs
Last Name First Name Middle Birth Date Mother Maiden Father Last Sex Birth Place Death Place Residence Death Date SSN Age Post-ems
COCHRANE NELLIE A 08/25/1898 F KENTUCKY SANTA CLARA 10/28/1973 559-01-8845 75 yrs

114. George J. Gray

Smith, Abbie Gray, George 4-8-1869

117. Thomas Gray

GRAY, THOMAS J. OLDENHAGE, DELIA 14 Nov 1888 Clark MO

Samuel James Bedell

1. Samuel James Bedell (William R. Bedell1) was born 1821 in KY, and died 11 FEB 1884 in Soquel, CA. He married Margaret B. Gray 25 MAR 1847 in Clark Co., MO, daughter of George Gray and Nancy Price. She was born 1832 in Missouri, and died in Soquel, CA.

29. John James Gray

on p. 32 of "The Good Old Days of Northeast Clark County Missouri.." referencing homes in Athens, Missouri at the turn of the century "...Back on Thome Street, next across from the M.E. Church, was the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Denny. Then just opposite each other were the Townsend house, occupied by widow lady, Mrs. Hannah Johnson, her brother John Gray, and his two grown daughters..."

126. Nancy Gray

COCAYNE, L. G. GRAY, NANNIE 06 Mar 1886 Clark MO

128. Lillie B. Gray

From p. 31 of "The Good Old Days.." ...Miss Lilly Gray of Athens closed a spring term of school at Flat Rock, Iowa. [1893]