Bray was a member of the Company K, 23rd Infantry Division, for the Union Army, during the Civil War.
He is buried in a wooded area on a hill off Bray School Road about a half mile before getting to the old Bray School. His tombstone, marked with his Civil War service, is the only one marked in a cemetery that contains several fieldstones. The area is open to cattle so the fieldstones have been toppled and the cemetery is in bad shape. Bray's tombstone has been broken.
He is buried in a wooded area on a hill off Bray School Road about a half mile before getting to the old Bray School. His tombstone, marked with his Civil War service, is the only one marked in a cemetery that contains several fieldstones. The area is open to cattle so the fieldstones have been toppled and the cemetery is in bad shape. Bray's tombstone has been broken.
Bray was a member of the Company K, 23rd Infantry Division, for the Union Army, during the Civil War.
He is buried in a wooded area on a hill off Bray School Road about a half mile before getting to the old Bray School. His tombstone, marked with his Civil War service, is the only one marked in a cemetery that contains several fieldstones. The area is open to cattle so the fieldstones have been toppled and the cemetery is in bad shape. Bray's tombstone has been broken.
He is buried in a wooded area on a hill off Bray School Road about a half mile before getting to the old Bray School. His tombstone, marked with his Civil War service, is the only one marked in a cemetery that contains several fieldstones. The area is open to cattle so the fieldstones have been toppled and the cemetery is in bad shape. Bray's tombstone has been broken.
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