Sunday, December 1, 1912 was a very special day for Ina Jackson Bray...it was the day that she was going to claim Benjamin Franklin Brown as her own for their lifetime. They exchanged their "I do's" in Randolph County, North Carolina. From 1913 to 1931 the stork arrived nine times at Benny and Ina Brown's leaving two girls and seven boys to very loving parents and they welcomed each one of them.
I only knew Ina Brown as 'Grandma Brown' because she was my late husband's grandma. She probably thought he was her 10th child because he told me and our children about spending so much time there.
I think she was the happiest when the house was full and running over.
Rest in Peace, Grandma.
Bobby's wife, Marlene
Grandma Ina is survived by one son.
Siblings:
Willard F Bray (1884–1967
Enoch Houston 'Housy' Bray (1886–1982)
Bertie D Bray (1889–1973)
Vera C. Bray (1896–1963)
Lee Noy Bray (1898–1973)
I only knew Ina Brown as 'Grandma Brown' because she was my late husband's grandma. She probably thought he was her 10th child because he told me and our children about spending so much time there.
I think she was the happiest when the house was full and running over.
Rest in Peace, Grandma.
Bobby's wife, Marlene
Grandma Ina is survived by one son.
Siblings:
Willard F Bray (1884–1967
Enoch Houston 'Housy' Bray (1886–1982)
Bertie D Bray (1889–1973)
Vera C. Bray (1896–1963)
Lee Noy Bray (1898–1973)
Sunday, December 1, 1912 was a very special day for Ina Jackson Bray...it was the day that she was going to claim Benjamin Franklin Brown as her own for their lifetime. They exchanged their "I do's" in Randolph County, North Carolina. From 1913 to 1931 the stork arrived nine times at Benny and Ina Brown's leaving two girls and seven boys to very loving parents and they welcomed each one of them.
I only knew Ina Brown as 'Grandma Brown' because she was my late husband's grandma. She probably thought he was her 10th child because he told me and our children about spending so much time there.
I think she was the happiest when the house was full and running over.
Rest in Peace, Grandma.
Bobby's wife, Marlene
Grandma Ina is survived by one son.
Siblings:
Willard F Bray (1884–1967
Enoch Houston 'Housy' Bray (1886–1982)
Bertie D Bray (1889–1973)
Vera C. Bray (1896–1963)
Lee Noy Bray (1898–1973)
I only knew Ina Brown as 'Grandma Brown' because she was my late husband's grandma. She probably thought he was her 10th child because he told me and our children about spending so much time there.
I think she was the happiest when the house was full and running over.
Rest in Peace, Grandma.
Bobby's wife, Marlene
Grandma Ina is survived by one son.
Siblings:
Willard F Bray (1884–1967
Enoch Houston 'Housy' Bray (1886–1982)
Bertie D Bray (1889–1973)
Vera C. Bray (1896–1963)
Lee Noy Bray (1898–1973)
Inscription
The headstone is shared by husband and wife. BROWN is engraved across the stone with flower designs at each end. The names for husband and wife are each engraved on a separate book.
BENJAMIN F.
NOV. 25, 1887
DEC. 23, 1959
INA BRAY
SEPT. 8, 1893
AUG. 26, 1978
