John Adelbert Gray, son of Worlin Wilson and Lucinda Avaletta Nutting Gray, married Arrabella Jane Allison on 26 July 1882 in Sturgeon Boone Co. Missouri. They had 4 children: Arthur b. 29 Jun 1886,Benjamin Adelbert b. 13 Feb 1887,Annabelle b. 5 Oct 1889, and Harris William (Willie) Gray b. 24 Feb 1895.
John was a telegraph operator and station agent employed by the Wabash Railroad and was located from time to time in Clark, Missouri. He also was stationed at various times in Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, a fine vocalist, a leader of the church choir and an uncompromising anti-saloon man.
He was a republican. On account of failing health, he left
the railroad service and moved to a farm near Canon City, Colorado where he died, leaving his wife, Arrabella, and his four young children.
John was a telegraph operator and station agent employed by the Wabash Railroad and was located from time to time in Clark, Missouri. He also was stationed at various times in Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, a fine vocalist, a leader of the church choir and an uncompromising anti-saloon man.
He was a republican. On account of failing health, he left
the railroad service and moved to a farm near Canon City, Colorado where he died, leaving his wife, Arrabella, and his four young children.
John Adelbert Gray, son of Worlin Wilson and Lucinda Avaletta Nutting Gray, married Arrabella Jane Allison on 26 July 1882 in Sturgeon Boone Co. Missouri. They had 4 children: Arthur b. 29 Jun 1886,Benjamin Adelbert b. 13 Feb 1887,Annabelle b. 5 Oct 1889, and Harris William (Willie) Gray b. 24 Feb 1895.
John was a telegraph operator and station agent employed by the Wabash Railroad and was located from time to time in Clark, Missouri. He also was stationed at various times in Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, a fine vocalist, a leader of the church choir and an uncompromising anti-saloon man.
He was a republican. On account of failing health, he left
the railroad service and moved to a farm near Canon City, Colorado where he died, leaving his wife, Arrabella, and his four young children.
John was a telegraph operator and station agent employed by the Wabash Railroad and was located from time to time in Clark, Missouri. He also was stationed at various times in Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, a fine vocalist, a leader of the church choir and an uncompromising anti-saloon man.
He was a republican. On account of failing health, he left
the railroad service and moved to a farm near Canon City, Colorado where he died, leaving his wife, Arrabella, and his four young children.
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