Grandparents
Nicholas and Françoise/Frances Petitjean Ducray of Gondenans-Les-Moulins, France, who emigrated to Pennsylvania in 1839 with their nine children (see "HARDY PIONEER FAMILY").
Parents:
Charles Celestin and Hannah Heslop Ducray
Siblings:
Charles Celestin Ducray married Hannah Heslop after his first wife Ann Waters (1839-1873) passed away. Charles and Ann had three children together; Charles and Hannah had eight children together.
Children with Ann Waters:
1) Ernest DuCray (1868-1936)
2) James Pierce "Percy" DuCray (1870-1951)
3) Frances Winters Ducray (born 1872; lived with uncle William Brunskill in 1880 Census)
Children with Hannah Heslop:
1) Eugenie (born 1874 in Gondenans)
2) Elizabeth Ducray Thomas (born 1876, married 1901)
3) Frank Nicholas Ducray (1878-1963,
Sheriff of Colorado Springs 1921-1923)
4) Heslop (born 1879)
5) George Heslop Ducray (1880-1945)
6) Celestine Ducray Beckett (1884-1959)
7) Julius C. Ducray (born 1886; twin of Julian Senninger)
8) Julian Senninger Ducray (1886-1964; twin of Julius C.)
In the 1910 Census, George was in Linkville, Klamath, Oregon, working in and living in a rail road grading camp in Upper Klamath Lake. On his work card, he listed his father as his nearest relative.
He is buried in Grand Junction, Colorado, with his sister Celestine Ducray Beckett and his brother Frank Nicholas DuCray.
Nicholas and Françoise/Frances Petitjean Ducray of Gondenans-Les-Moulins, France, who emigrated to Pennsylvania in 1839 with their nine children (see "HARDY PIONEER FAMILY").
Parents:
Charles Celestin and Hannah Heslop Ducray
Siblings:
Charles Celestin Ducray married Hannah Heslop after his first wife Ann Waters (1839-1873) passed away. Charles and Ann had three children together; Charles and Hannah had eight children together.
Children with Ann Waters:
1) Ernest DuCray (1868-1936)
2) James Pierce "Percy" DuCray (1870-1951)
3) Frances Winters Ducray (born 1872; lived with uncle William Brunskill in 1880 Census)
Children with Hannah Heslop:
1) Eugenie (born 1874 in Gondenans)
2) Elizabeth Ducray Thomas (born 1876, married 1901)
3) Frank Nicholas Ducray (1878-1963,
Sheriff of Colorado Springs 1921-1923)
4) Heslop (born 1879)
5) George Heslop Ducray (1880-1945)
6) Celestine Ducray Beckett (1884-1959)
7) Julius C. Ducray (born 1886; twin of Julian Senninger)
8) Julian Senninger Ducray (1886-1964; twin of Julius C.)
In the 1910 Census, George was in Linkville, Klamath, Oregon, working in and living in a rail road grading camp in Upper Klamath Lake. On his work card, he listed his father as his nearest relative.
He is buried in Grand Junction, Colorado, with his sister Celestine Ducray Beckett and his brother Frank Nicholas DuCray.
Grandparents
Nicholas and Françoise/Frances Petitjean Ducray of Gondenans-Les-Moulins, France, who emigrated to Pennsylvania in 1839 with their nine children (see "HARDY PIONEER FAMILY").
Parents:
Charles Celestin and Hannah Heslop Ducray
Siblings:
Charles Celestin Ducray married Hannah Heslop after his first wife Ann Waters (1839-1873) passed away. Charles and Ann had three children together; Charles and Hannah had eight children together.
Children with Ann Waters:
1) Ernest DuCray (1868-1936)
2) James Pierce "Percy" DuCray (1870-1951)
3) Frances Winters Ducray (born 1872; lived with uncle William Brunskill in 1880 Census)
Children with Hannah Heslop:
1) Eugenie (born 1874 in Gondenans)
2) Elizabeth Ducray Thomas (born 1876, married 1901)
3) Frank Nicholas Ducray (1878-1963,
Sheriff of Colorado Springs 1921-1923)
4) Heslop (born 1879)
5) George Heslop Ducray (1880-1945)
6) Celestine Ducray Beckett (1884-1959)
7) Julius C. Ducray (born 1886; twin of Julian Senninger)
8) Julian Senninger Ducray (1886-1964; twin of Julius C.)
In the 1910 Census, George was in Linkville, Klamath, Oregon, working in and living in a rail road grading camp in Upper Klamath Lake. On his work card, he listed his father as his nearest relative.
He is buried in Grand Junction, Colorado, with his sister Celestine Ducray Beckett and his brother Frank Nicholas DuCray.
Nicholas and Françoise/Frances Petitjean Ducray of Gondenans-Les-Moulins, France, who emigrated to Pennsylvania in 1839 with their nine children (see "HARDY PIONEER FAMILY").
Parents:
Charles Celestin and Hannah Heslop Ducray
Siblings:
Charles Celestin Ducray married Hannah Heslop after his first wife Ann Waters (1839-1873) passed away. Charles and Ann had three children together; Charles and Hannah had eight children together.
Children with Ann Waters:
1) Ernest DuCray (1868-1936)
2) James Pierce "Percy" DuCray (1870-1951)
3) Frances Winters Ducray (born 1872; lived with uncle William Brunskill in 1880 Census)
Children with Hannah Heslop:
1) Eugenie (born 1874 in Gondenans)
2) Elizabeth Ducray Thomas (born 1876, married 1901)
3) Frank Nicholas Ducray (1878-1963,
Sheriff of Colorado Springs 1921-1923)
4) Heslop (born 1879)
5) George Heslop Ducray (1880-1945)
6) Celestine Ducray Beckett (1884-1959)
7) Julius C. Ducray (born 1886; twin of Julian Senninger)
8) Julian Senninger Ducray (1886-1964; twin of Julius C.)
In the 1910 Census, George was in Linkville, Klamath, Oregon, working in and living in a rail road grading camp in Upper Klamath Lake. On his work card, he listed his father as his nearest relative.
He is buried in Grand Junction, Colorado, with his sister Celestine Ducray Beckett and his brother Frank Nicholas DuCray.
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