Father: Aaron Bray
Mother: Ann Bray
Information on Bray Cemetery, in Christian County, Missouri was from OZAR'KIN, Vol XXIII, Quarterly, Summer 2001. It was recorded by Connie Bogner for the Genealogical Records Project of the DAR through the Rachel Donelson Chapter of Springfield, MO. It was proofread by Marilyn Dexter. Connie Bogner gave permission to also share this with Ozar'kin readers (and I, a Ozar'kin reader, is passing it on
to this memorial)
As of February 1999 there were seven stones still visible in the Bray cemetery.
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He married Anna Wilburn (Russell) Bray in 1888 in Christian County Missouri and who was the mother of his five children. Sometime between 1897 and 1900, He was committed to the Missouri State Insane Asylum Number Three in Nevada, Vernon COunty, Missouri where he died in 1906. Between 1900 and 1903, Frank and Anna divorced.
Mother: Ann Bray
Information on Bray Cemetery, in Christian County, Missouri was from OZAR'KIN, Vol XXIII, Quarterly, Summer 2001. It was recorded by Connie Bogner for the Genealogical Records Project of the DAR through the Rachel Donelson Chapter of Springfield, MO. It was proofread by Marilyn Dexter. Connie Bogner gave permission to also share this with Ozar'kin readers (and I, a Ozar'kin reader, is passing it on
to this memorial)
As of February 1999 there were seven stones still visible in the Bray cemetery.
----
He married Anna Wilburn (Russell) Bray in 1888 in Christian County Missouri and who was the mother of his five children. Sometime between 1897 and 1900, He was committed to the Missouri State Insane Asylum Number Three in Nevada, Vernon COunty, Missouri where he died in 1906. Between 1900 and 1903, Frank and Anna divorced.
Father: Aaron Bray
Mother: Ann Bray
Information on Bray Cemetery, in Christian County, Missouri was from OZAR'KIN, Vol XXIII, Quarterly, Summer 2001. It was recorded by Connie Bogner for the Genealogical Records Project of the DAR through the Rachel Donelson Chapter of Springfield, MO. It was proofread by Marilyn Dexter. Connie Bogner gave permission to also share this with Ozar'kin readers (and I, a Ozar'kin reader, is passing it on
to this memorial)
As of February 1999 there were seven stones still visible in the Bray cemetery.
----
He married Anna Wilburn (Russell) Bray in 1888 in Christian County Missouri and who was the mother of his five children. Sometime between 1897 and 1900, He was committed to the Missouri State Insane Asylum Number Three in Nevada, Vernon COunty, Missouri where he died in 1906. Between 1900 and 1903, Frank and Anna divorced.
Mother: Ann Bray
Information on Bray Cemetery, in Christian County, Missouri was from OZAR'KIN, Vol XXIII, Quarterly, Summer 2001. It was recorded by Connie Bogner for the Genealogical Records Project of the DAR through the Rachel Donelson Chapter of Springfield, MO. It was proofread by Marilyn Dexter. Connie Bogner gave permission to also share this with Ozar'kin readers (and I, a Ozar'kin reader, is passing it on
to this memorial)
As of February 1999 there were seven stones still visible in the Bray cemetery.
----
He married Anna Wilburn (Russell) Bray in 1888 in Christian County Missouri and who was the mother of his five children. Sometime between 1897 and 1900, He was committed to the Missouri State Insane Asylum Number Three in Nevada, Vernon COunty, Missouri where he died in 1906. Between 1900 and 1903, Frank and Anna divorced.
Inscription
'God Gave, He Took, He Will Restore,
He Doeth All Things Well'
Gravesite Details
Buried in Row 1
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