Person:Robert Gray (49)

Watchers
  1. Robert Gray1781 - 1859
  2. John Gray1790 -
  • HRobert Gray1755 - 1826
  • WAnn Glass1765 - 1846
m. Bef 1805
  1. Judge William Hill Gray1805 - 1890
  2. Dr. Joseph Glass Gray1807 - 1864
Facts and Events
Name Robert Gray
Gender Male
Birth[3] 1755 County Donegal, Ireland
Emigration[1] 1795 Came to America from Ireland
Marriage to Rebecca Watson
Marriage Bef 1805 to Ann Glass
Death[3] 1826 Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia
Burial[3] 1826 Old Presbyterian Cemetery, Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia[remains moved in 1912]
Alt Burial[3] 1912 Mount Hebron Cemetery, Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia

Records in Virginia

From: Bowen's CENTINEL AND GAZETTE -WINCHESTER POLITICAL REPOSITORY (Frederick County, Va.)
(Winchester, Va. newspaper) Selected items of genealogical value
1793:
John KENNEDY , care of Robert GRAY. (same Robert Gray?)
[1]
References
  1. .

    From "Robert Gray's Book":

    Other Gray Families:

    Robert Gray came from Ireland 1795, settled at Winchester, Va.; m. in Ireland Rebecca Watson. [pg. 17]

    http://www.freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com%2F~johnsongray%2Frobert%2520gray's%2520book.pdf

  2.   Clarke County Historical Association (Virginia). Proceedings of the Clarke County Historical Association. (Berryville, Virginia: Clarke County Historical Association, 1939?]-).

    From Obituary of William H. Gray, son of Robert Gray:

    Judge William H. Gray--
    Biographical: This is a portrait of Judge William Hill Gray (18---1887) of ”Locust Hill,” Loudoun County, Va., who was the son of Robert Gray - who came to Winchester, Va., from Donegal, Ireland, in 1789 - and his second wife, Mary Glass, of Frederick County, Va. Judge Gray married, 1st, Frances Westwood Elizey of Loudoun County; and 2nd, Ellen Douglas Powell, daughter of Cuthbert Powell of ”Llangollen, and a granddaughter of Major Charles Simms of the Revolutionary Army, who was an aide to Gen. Washington and who was one of his pall bearers and was also a charter member of the Society of the Cincinnati. Judge Gray amassed a considerable fortune and invested a large part of it in the bonds of the Confederate States Government. The owner of this portrait, his granddaughter, had $40,000 of these in her possession at one time. In politics Judge Gray was an ardent Whig. He was a great grandfather of Mrs. Harry F. Byrd and of J. Gray and William Beverley of Clarke County. He died at the home of his son, the Rev. Arthur Powell Gray, in Amherst, Va.

  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Find A Grave.

    Robert Gray
    Birth: 1755
    Death: 1826
    Burial:
    Mount Hebron Cemetery
    Winchester
    Winchester City
    Virginia, USA

    http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=GRAY&GSpartial=1&GSbyrel=all&GSst=48&GScntry=4&GSsr=2921&GRid=24105274&