h/o 1st Agnes Soutter Hamilton, 2nd Eva Knight.
Mayflower Descendant.
Birth: in Minneapolis, Hennipen county, Minnesota, 1900 Federal census December 1863 (?).
Lost his mother in 1870, his father, the youngest of three, giving up partnership in the drug business to his partner-brother Thomas, then following a visit with oldest brother Oliver in Little Rock, Arkansas, removed to California around 1872 when Clarence was about seven years of age. Son Clarence married twice in California, removing east to New York in 1908 with 2nd wife & their two children, residing in Westchester county.
Census: 1870, age 4 Minneapolis, Hennepin county, Minnesota with parents and father's half-brother's 16 y/o son, Edward Weeks.
Census: 1880, age 16 in Ward 6, San Francisco, California, with father, boarding.
California voter registration: 20 AUG 1890, age 25 of 1300 Webster, Alamedia, Calfornia.
Census: 1900, age 36 San Francisco, California with 1st wife at Colonial Hotel.
Census: 1910, age 44 Bronxville, Westchester county, New York with 2nd wife & two children.
Census: 1920, age 52 Bronxville, Westchester county, New York, with 2nd wife, two children & her younger sister Hariett, on Ridge road, he a manager of manufacturing company.
Death: in Bronxville, Westchester county, New York county, New York.
OBITUARY: courtesy of E Sinker.
- The New York Sun, Monday;
1939 July 3, page 9
Clarence H. Gray
Funeral services were held this afternoon at his home at 24 Homesdale Road, Bronxville, for Clarence H. Gray, who retired in 1935 as sales manager of the Interwoven Stocking Company, with which he had been associated since 1923. He died at his home on Saturday night after a long illness.
Mr. Gray began his career as a young man with Cluett, Peabody & Co., and was sales manager on the West Coast before coming to New York in 1908 as Eastern sales manager and a member of the company board.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Eva Knight Gray, and a daughter, Mrs. A. Elliott Bates.
Father: John D Gray b: 1835 Lincoln county, Maine.
Mother: Marcia Elizabeth "Mattie" Morse b: about 1843 Minnesota.
Paternal Grandmother Elizaneth (Kennedy) Gray.
Marriage 1: Agnes Soutter Hamilton b: 3 JAN 1864
Married: JAN 1892 at St Paul's Episcopal Church Oakland, California.
- The Morning Call, San Francisco, California,
Wednesday; 1892 January 6, page 7
Mrs. Laurentine Hamilton of Oakland has issued invitations for the marriage of her daughter, Miss Agnes S. Hamilton, and Mr. Clarence H. Gray, the ceremony to take
place in St. Paul's Church to-day at 12 o'clock. The prospective groom is a son of Mr. J. D. Gray of Stockton, and Miss Hamilton is a daughter of the late Dr. Hamilton
of Oakland.
Known Children
None currently known.
Marriage 2: Eva Knight b: about 1874 California.
Married: 17 OCT 1903 in her home in San Francisco, California.
- Oakland Tribune, Monday Evening;
1903 October 19, page 5
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES
Clarence Gray Weds Miss Eva Knight
- An Engagement.
The residence of W.H. Knight on Webster street was converted into an artistic bower when the marriage of Miss Eva Knight and Clarence H. Gray was solemnized there
Saturday night. The window recess of the drawing room was chosen for the ceremony. It was decorated with ferns and delicate potted plants. A Chinese basket was hung over head, bearing huge droopiing chrysanthemums. Little white blossoms and huckleberry relieved the green everywhere and there was a delightful change in the living room to pink cosmos.
The bride wore no veil and carried a bunch of chrysanthemums. Her gown was exquisite clinging white crepe with the fashionable yoke of embroidered chiffon. The gown was scrolled and elaborate with silk applique. The bride was given away by her father and following the ceremony performed by Rev. Ernest E. Baker of the First Presbyterian Church; an elaborate supper was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Gray have left for a tour of the East and return to the pretty home awaiting them here.
Known Children
Jane E Gray b: about 1905 California.
Dalton Knight Gray b: about 1907 California.
~ information in most part from Anonymous, on 25 NOV 2012 ~
===
His obituary in the Bronxville Review-Press of Thursday, JULY 6, 1939, states he was buried in Kensico, (Valhalla), New York. Assuming the Kensico, Cemetery.
Mayflower Descendant.
Birth: in Minneapolis, Hennipen county, Minnesota, 1900 Federal census December 1863 (?).
Lost his mother in 1870, his father, the youngest of three, giving up partnership in the drug business to his partner-brother Thomas, then following a visit with oldest brother Oliver in Little Rock, Arkansas, removed to California around 1872 when Clarence was about seven years of age. Son Clarence married twice in California, removing east to New York in 1908 with 2nd wife & their two children, residing in Westchester county.
Census: 1870, age 4 Minneapolis, Hennepin county, Minnesota with parents and father's half-brother's 16 y/o son, Edward Weeks.
Census: 1880, age 16 in Ward 6, San Francisco, California, with father, boarding.
California voter registration: 20 AUG 1890, age 25 of 1300 Webster, Alamedia, Calfornia.
Census: 1900, age 36 San Francisco, California with 1st wife at Colonial Hotel.
Census: 1910, age 44 Bronxville, Westchester county, New York with 2nd wife & two children.
Census: 1920, age 52 Bronxville, Westchester county, New York, with 2nd wife, two children & her younger sister Hariett, on Ridge road, he a manager of manufacturing company.
Death: in Bronxville, Westchester county, New York county, New York.
OBITUARY: courtesy of E Sinker.
- The New York Sun, Monday;
1939 July 3, page 9
Clarence H. Gray
Funeral services were held this afternoon at his home at 24 Homesdale Road, Bronxville, for Clarence H. Gray, who retired in 1935 as sales manager of the Interwoven Stocking Company, with which he had been associated since 1923. He died at his home on Saturday night after a long illness.
Mr. Gray began his career as a young man with Cluett, Peabody & Co., and was sales manager on the West Coast before coming to New York in 1908 as Eastern sales manager and a member of the company board.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Eva Knight Gray, and a daughter, Mrs. A. Elliott Bates.
Father: John D Gray b: 1835 Lincoln county, Maine.
Mother: Marcia Elizabeth "Mattie" Morse b: about 1843 Minnesota.
Paternal Grandmother Elizaneth (Kennedy) Gray.
Marriage 1: Agnes Soutter Hamilton b: 3 JAN 1864
Married: JAN 1892 at St Paul's Episcopal Church Oakland, California.
- The Morning Call, San Francisco, California,
Wednesday; 1892 January 6, page 7
Mrs. Laurentine Hamilton of Oakland has issued invitations for the marriage of her daughter, Miss Agnes S. Hamilton, and Mr. Clarence H. Gray, the ceremony to take
place in St. Paul's Church to-day at 12 o'clock. The prospective groom is a son of Mr. J. D. Gray of Stockton, and Miss Hamilton is a daughter of the late Dr. Hamilton
of Oakland.
Known Children
None currently known.
Marriage 2: Eva Knight b: about 1874 California.
Married: 17 OCT 1903 in her home in San Francisco, California.
- Oakland Tribune, Monday Evening;
1903 October 19, page 5
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES
Clarence Gray Weds Miss Eva Knight
- An Engagement.
The residence of W.H. Knight on Webster street was converted into an artistic bower when the marriage of Miss Eva Knight and Clarence H. Gray was solemnized there
Saturday night. The window recess of the drawing room was chosen for the ceremony. It was decorated with ferns and delicate potted plants. A Chinese basket was hung over head, bearing huge droopiing chrysanthemums. Little white blossoms and huckleberry relieved the green everywhere and there was a delightful change in the living room to pink cosmos.
The bride wore no veil and carried a bunch of chrysanthemums. Her gown was exquisite clinging white crepe with the fashionable yoke of embroidered chiffon. The gown was scrolled and elaborate with silk applique. The bride was given away by her father and following the ceremony performed by Rev. Ernest E. Baker of the First Presbyterian Church; an elaborate supper was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Gray have left for a tour of the East and return to the pretty home awaiting them here.
Known Children
Jane E Gray b: about 1905 California.
Dalton Knight Gray b: about 1907 California.
~ information in most part from Anonymous, on 25 NOV 2012 ~
===
His obituary in the Bronxville Review-Press of Thursday, JULY 6, 1939, states he was buried in Kensico, (Valhalla), New York. Assuming the Kensico, Cemetery.
h/o 1st Agnes Soutter Hamilton, 2nd Eva Knight.
Mayflower Descendant.
Birth: in Minneapolis, Hennipen county, Minnesota, 1900 Federal census December 1863 (?).
Lost his mother in 1870, his father, the youngest of three, giving up partnership in the drug business to his partner-brother Thomas, then following a visit with oldest brother Oliver in Little Rock, Arkansas, removed to California around 1872 when Clarence was about seven years of age. Son Clarence married twice in California, removing east to New York in 1908 with 2nd wife & their two children, residing in Westchester county.
Census: 1870, age 4 Minneapolis, Hennepin county, Minnesota with parents and father's half-brother's 16 y/o son, Edward Weeks.
Census: 1880, age 16 in Ward 6, San Francisco, California, with father, boarding.
California voter registration: 20 AUG 1890, age 25 of 1300 Webster, Alamedia, Calfornia.
Census: 1900, age 36 San Francisco, California with 1st wife at Colonial Hotel.
Census: 1910, age 44 Bronxville, Westchester county, New York with 2nd wife & two children.
Census: 1920, age 52 Bronxville, Westchester county, New York, with 2nd wife, two children & her younger sister Hariett, on Ridge road, he a manager of manufacturing company.
Death: in Bronxville, Westchester county, New York county, New York.
OBITUARY: courtesy of E Sinker.
- The New York Sun, Monday;
1939 July 3, page 9
Clarence H. Gray
Funeral services were held this afternoon at his home at 24 Homesdale Road, Bronxville, for Clarence H. Gray, who retired in 1935 as sales manager of the Interwoven Stocking Company, with which he had been associated since 1923. He died at his home on Saturday night after a long illness.
Mr. Gray began his career as a young man with Cluett, Peabody & Co., and was sales manager on the West Coast before coming to New York in 1908 as Eastern sales manager and a member of the company board.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Eva Knight Gray, and a daughter, Mrs. A. Elliott Bates.
Father: John D Gray b: 1835 Lincoln county, Maine.
Mother: Marcia Elizabeth "Mattie" Morse b: about 1843 Minnesota.
Paternal Grandmother Elizaneth (Kennedy) Gray.
Marriage 1: Agnes Soutter Hamilton b: 3 JAN 1864
Married: JAN 1892 at St Paul's Episcopal Church Oakland, California.
- The Morning Call, San Francisco, California,
Wednesday; 1892 January 6, page 7
Mrs. Laurentine Hamilton of Oakland has issued invitations for the marriage of her daughter, Miss Agnes S. Hamilton, and Mr. Clarence H. Gray, the ceremony to take
place in St. Paul's Church to-day at 12 o'clock. The prospective groom is a son of Mr. J. D. Gray of Stockton, and Miss Hamilton is a daughter of the late Dr. Hamilton
of Oakland.
Known Children
None currently known.
Marriage 2: Eva Knight b: about 1874 California.
Married: 17 OCT 1903 in her home in San Francisco, California.
- Oakland Tribune, Monday Evening;
1903 October 19, page 5
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES
Clarence Gray Weds Miss Eva Knight
- An Engagement.
The residence of W.H. Knight on Webster street was converted into an artistic bower when the marriage of Miss Eva Knight and Clarence H. Gray was solemnized there
Saturday night. The window recess of the drawing room was chosen for the ceremony. It was decorated with ferns and delicate potted plants. A Chinese basket was hung over head, bearing huge droopiing chrysanthemums. Little white blossoms and huckleberry relieved the green everywhere and there was a delightful change in the living room to pink cosmos.
The bride wore no veil and carried a bunch of chrysanthemums. Her gown was exquisite clinging white crepe with the fashionable yoke of embroidered chiffon. The gown was scrolled and elaborate with silk applique. The bride was given away by her father and following the ceremony performed by Rev. Ernest E. Baker of the First Presbyterian Church; an elaborate supper was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Gray have left for a tour of the East and return to the pretty home awaiting them here.
Known Children
Jane E Gray b: about 1905 California.
Dalton Knight Gray b: about 1907 California.
~ information in most part from Anonymous, on 25 NOV 2012 ~
===
His obituary in the Bronxville Review-Press of Thursday, JULY 6, 1939, states he was buried in Kensico, (Valhalla), New York. Assuming the Kensico, Cemetery.
Mayflower Descendant.
Birth: in Minneapolis, Hennipen county, Minnesota, 1900 Federal census December 1863 (?).
Lost his mother in 1870, his father, the youngest of three, giving up partnership in the drug business to his partner-brother Thomas, then following a visit with oldest brother Oliver in Little Rock, Arkansas, removed to California around 1872 when Clarence was about seven years of age. Son Clarence married twice in California, removing east to New York in 1908 with 2nd wife & their two children, residing in Westchester county.
Census: 1870, age 4 Minneapolis, Hennepin county, Minnesota with parents and father's half-brother's 16 y/o son, Edward Weeks.
Census: 1880, age 16 in Ward 6, San Francisco, California, with father, boarding.
California voter registration: 20 AUG 1890, age 25 of 1300 Webster, Alamedia, Calfornia.
Census: 1900, age 36 San Francisco, California with 1st wife at Colonial Hotel.
Census: 1910, age 44 Bronxville, Westchester county, New York with 2nd wife & two children.
Census: 1920, age 52 Bronxville, Westchester county, New York, with 2nd wife, two children & her younger sister Hariett, on Ridge road, he a manager of manufacturing company.
Death: in Bronxville, Westchester county, New York county, New York.
OBITUARY: courtesy of E Sinker.
- The New York Sun, Monday;
1939 July 3, page 9
Clarence H. Gray
Funeral services were held this afternoon at his home at 24 Homesdale Road, Bronxville, for Clarence H. Gray, who retired in 1935 as sales manager of the Interwoven Stocking Company, with which he had been associated since 1923. He died at his home on Saturday night after a long illness.
Mr. Gray began his career as a young man with Cluett, Peabody & Co., and was sales manager on the West Coast before coming to New York in 1908 as Eastern sales manager and a member of the company board.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Eva Knight Gray, and a daughter, Mrs. A. Elliott Bates.
Father: John D Gray b: 1835 Lincoln county, Maine.
Mother: Marcia Elizabeth "Mattie" Morse b: about 1843 Minnesota.
Paternal Grandmother Elizaneth (Kennedy) Gray.
Marriage 1: Agnes Soutter Hamilton b: 3 JAN 1864
Married: JAN 1892 at St Paul's Episcopal Church Oakland, California.
- The Morning Call, San Francisco, California,
Wednesday; 1892 January 6, page 7
Mrs. Laurentine Hamilton of Oakland has issued invitations for the marriage of her daughter, Miss Agnes S. Hamilton, and Mr. Clarence H. Gray, the ceremony to take
place in St. Paul's Church to-day at 12 o'clock. The prospective groom is a son of Mr. J. D. Gray of Stockton, and Miss Hamilton is a daughter of the late Dr. Hamilton
of Oakland.
Known Children
None currently known.
Marriage 2: Eva Knight b: about 1874 California.
Married: 17 OCT 1903 in her home in San Francisco, California.
- Oakland Tribune, Monday Evening;
1903 October 19, page 5
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES
Clarence Gray Weds Miss Eva Knight
- An Engagement.
The residence of W.H. Knight on Webster street was converted into an artistic bower when the marriage of Miss Eva Knight and Clarence H. Gray was solemnized there
Saturday night. The window recess of the drawing room was chosen for the ceremony. It was decorated with ferns and delicate potted plants. A Chinese basket was hung over head, bearing huge droopiing chrysanthemums. Little white blossoms and huckleberry relieved the green everywhere and there was a delightful change in the living room to pink cosmos.
The bride wore no veil and carried a bunch of chrysanthemums. Her gown was exquisite clinging white crepe with the fashionable yoke of embroidered chiffon. The gown was scrolled and elaborate with silk applique. The bride was given away by her father and following the ceremony performed by Rev. Ernest E. Baker of the First Presbyterian Church; an elaborate supper was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Gray have left for a tour of the East and return to the pretty home awaiting them here.
Known Children
Jane E Gray b: about 1905 California.
Dalton Knight Gray b: about 1907 California.
~ information in most part from Anonymous, on 25 NOV 2012 ~
===
His obituary in the Bronxville Review-Press of Thursday, JULY 6, 1939, states he was buried in Kensico, (Valhalla), New York. Assuming the Kensico, Cemetery.
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