Samuel W. Gray was an identical twin to Alfred J. Gray. The birth records in Montgomery Co. just show one birth for a Samuel Alfred Gray. He married Nellie Kirtland in Montgomery Co., OH. 10 April 1895.
Samuel was a journeyman carpenter who never owned land or a car in his lifetime. He walked everywhere and was a member of the Bath Road Presbyterian Church and later Westminster Presbyterian in Dayton. Sam and Nellie's last residence was the Bossler House on Dutoit St. in the St. Anne's Hill district of Dayton.
Samuel was a journeyman carpenter who never owned land or a car in his lifetime. He walked everywhere and was a member of the Bath Road Presbyterian Church and later Westminster Presbyterian in Dayton. Sam and Nellie's last residence was the Bossler House on Dutoit St. in the St. Anne's Hill district of Dayton.
Samuel W. Gray was an identical twin to Alfred J. Gray. The birth records in Montgomery Co. just show one birth for a Samuel Alfred Gray. He married Nellie Kirtland in Montgomery Co., OH. 10 April 1895.
Samuel was a journeyman carpenter who never owned land or a car in his lifetime. He walked everywhere and was a member of the Bath Road Presbyterian Church and later Westminster Presbyterian in Dayton. Sam and Nellie's last residence was the Bossler House on Dutoit St. in the St. Anne's Hill district of Dayton.
Samuel was a journeyman carpenter who never owned land or a car in his lifetime. He walked everywhere and was a member of the Bath Road Presbyterian Church and later Westminster Presbyterian in Dayton. Sam and Nellie's last residence was the Bossler House on Dutoit St. in the St. Anne's Hill district of Dayton.
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