George Ray brought his family to Baylor County on 14 February 1880. They first settled at Round Timbers, but soon bought and settled on land west of Seymour, Texas. After 10 years of farming, the moved to Seymour, Texas, living a number of years in the stone house near the Valley Freight Station. Later, the purchased property in southeast Seymour, Texas.
Information from Searchers of the Past
Review of Texas Death Certificate family information given by wife Mrs. George Ray
Born September 14, 1847 in Indiana to William Ray of Tennessee and Sara Irland of Kentucky
Died September 21, 1917-Pulmonary Tuberculosis in Seymour, Baylor, Texas
Burial Sept 22, 1917 Seymour, Texas
Information from Searchers of the Past
Review of Texas Death Certificate family information given by wife Mrs. George Ray
Born September 14, 1847 in Indiana to William Ray of Tennessee and Sara Irland of Kentucky
Died September 21, 1917-Pulmonary Tuberculosis in Seymour, Baylor, Texas
Burial Sept 22, 1917 Seymour, Texas
George Ray brought his family to Baylor County on 14 February 1880. They first settled at Round Timbers, but soon bought and settled on land west of Seymour, Texas. After 10 years of farming, the moved to Seymour, Texas, living a number of years in the stone house near the Valley Freight Station. Later, the purchased property in southeast Seymour, Texas.
Information from Searchers of the Past
Review of Texas Death Certificate family information given by wife Mrs. George Ray
Born September 14, 1847 in Indiana to William Ray of Tennessee and Sara Irland of Kentucky
Died September 21, 1917-Pulmonary Tuberculosis in Seymour, Baylor, Texas
Burial Sept 22, 1917 Seymour, Texas
Information from Searchers of the Past
Review of Texas Death Certificate family information given by wife Mrs. George Ray
Born September 14, 1847 in Indiana to William Ray of Tennessee and Sara Irland of Kentucky
Died September 21, 1917-Pulmonary Tuberculosis in Seymour, Baylor, Texas
Burial Sept 22, 1917 Seymour, Texas
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