RAY, Thomas Jefferson The Pulaski (TN) Citizen 02 Aug 1933
T. J. Ray of the Bryson community, died at his home Tuesday night at 10:30 o'clock.
Mr. Ray would have been 86 years of age at his next birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray have enjoyed a long and useful life together. They were the parents of ten children of their own, and raised two orphan children.
Mr. Ray grew to young manhood at a time when conditions were hard in this country. Never enjoyed the advantages of an education, but he was a success in business. A good practical farmer, who gave all his children a good start in life. And had saved up enough to provide for himself and Mrs. Ray in old age.
T. J. Ray of the Bryson community, died at his home Tuesday night at 10:30 o'clock.
Mr. Ray would have been 86 years of age at his next birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray have enjoyed a long and useful life together. They were the parents of ten children of their own, and raised two orphan children.
Mr. Ray grew to young manhood at a time when conditions were hard in this country. Never enjoyed the advantages of an education, but he was a success in business. A good practical farmer, who gave all his children a good start in life. And had saved up enough to provide for himself and Mrs. Ray in old age.
RAY, Thomas Jefferson The Pulaski (TN) Citizen 02 Aug 1933
T. J. Ray of the Bryson community, died at his home Tuesday night at 10:30 o'clock.
Mr. Ray would have been 86 years of age at his next birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray have enjoyed a long and useful life together. They were the parents of ten children of their own, and raised two orphan children.
Mr. Ray grew to young manhood at a time when conditions were hard in this country. Never enjoyed the advantages of an education, but he was a success in business. A good practical farmer, who gave all his children a good start in life. And had saved up enough to provide for himself and Mrs. Ray in old age.
T. J. Ray of the Bryson community, died at his home Tuesday night at 10:30 o'clock.
Mr. Ray would have been 86 years of age at his next birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray have enjoyed a long and useful life together. They were the parents of ten children of their own, and raised two orphan children.
Mr. Ray grew to young manhood at a time when conditions were hard in this country. Never enjoyed the advantages of an education, but he was a success in business. A good practical farmer, who gave all his children a good start in life. And had saved up enough to provide for himself and Mrs. Ray in old age.
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