Elizabeth Pitts was the second wife of Buck Ray and the mother of one daughter. She was the stepmother of all the other children.
Elizabeth Pitts married Pleasant Buck Ray 9 April 1891 in Clay County, AL.
She died between 1900-1910 in Clay County, where she lived in 1900 and where her husband P.B. Ray was living as a widower in 1910. They lived near Poll Bridge, where his first wife and other relatives are buried but many of the graves in the Poll Bridge cemetery have disappeared due to neglect and vandalism.
Elizabeth Pitts married Pleasant Buck Ray 9 April 1891 in Clay County, AL.
She died between 1900-1910 in Clay County, where she lived in 1900 and where her husband P.B. Ray was living as a widower in 1910. They lived near Poll Bridge, where his first wife and other relatives are buried but many of the graves in the Poll Bridge cemetery have disappeared due to neglect and vandalism.
Elizabeth Pitts was the second wife of Buck Ray and the mother of one daughter. She was the stepmother of all the other children.
Elizabeth Pitts married Pleasant Buck Ray 9 April 1891 in Clay County, AL.
She died between 1900-1910 in Clay County, where she lived in 1900 and where her husband P.B. Ray was living as a widower in 1910. They lived near Poll Bridge, where his first wife and other relatives are buried but many of the graves in the Poll Bridge cemetery have disappeared due to neglect and vandalism.
Elizabeth Pitts married Pleasant Buck Ray 9 April 1891 in Clay County, AL.
She died between 1900-1910 in Clay County, where she lived in 1900 and where her husband P.B. Ray was living as a widower in 1910. They lived near Poll Bridge, where his first wife and other relatives are buried but many of the graves in the Poll Bridge cemetery have disappeared due to neglect and vandalism.
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