Alice Bray "Grandma Alice" was the daughter of Frederick Kirk Lewis and Sarah E Lewis of Northumberland County, Virginia. Alice married Reginald Claude Bray. They had 9 children. Reginald Bray, Alice Joyce Bray Headley (my grandmother), Betty Lou Bray Jones, Jean Bray Davis, Patricia Bray Davenport, Edward "Sonny" Bray, Claudette Bray Voight, William Bray and Fredrick Everett Bray.
Alice Bray and her husband Claude Bray lived in Northumberland County Virginia on Newman's Neck road on Hull Creek. They raised their children during the time of the depression. They were not people of wealth but they were rich in family and friends. Alice Bray dedicated much of her time (when not taking care of children, preparing meals or working the fields) to her Church, Corinth Methodist.
Alice Bray and her husband Claude Bray lived in Northumberland County Virginia on Newman's Neck road on Hull Creek. They raised their children during the time of the depression. They were not people of wealth but they were rich in family and friends. Alice Bray dedicated much of her time (when not taking care of children, preparing meals or working the fields) to her Church, Corinth Methodist.
Alice Bray "Grandma Alice" was the daughter of Frederick Kirk Lewis and Sarah E Lewis of Northumberland County, Virginia. Alice married Reginald Claude Bray. They had 9 children. Reginald Bray, Alice Joyce Bray Headley (my grandmother), Betty Lou Bray Jones, Jean Bray Davis, Patricia Bray Davenport, Edward "Sonny" Bray, Claudette Bray Voight, William Bray and Fredrick Everett Bray.
Alice Bray and her husband Claude Bray lived in Northumberland County Virginia on Newman's Neck road on Hull Creek. They raised their children during the time of the depression. They were not people of wealth but they were rich in family and friends. Alice Bray dedicated much of her time (when not taking care of children, preparing meals or working the fields) to her Church, Corinth Methodist.
Alice Bray and her husband Claude Bray lived in Northumberland County Virginia on Newman's Neck road on Hull Creek. They raised their children during the time of the depression. They were not people of wealth but they were rich in family and friends. Alice Bray dedicated much of her time (when not taking care of children, preparing meals or working the fields) to her Church, Corinth Methodist.
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