The name is spelled Joshua Ray, Joshua Rea, and probably in several other ways in old records.
Arrived in America in 1630, became a member of the First Church of Salem in 1668, and became a freeman on May 3, 1665.
"He and his wife were among the original members of the church at Salem Village." (Cutter)
1693: keeper of the ship-tavern at Salem.
Sources:
Thanks to Find A Grave member Putnam Wyatts for providing biographical information about Joshua Rae
The Ray Genealogy - Showing the Line from Daniel Ray who settled at Plymouth Colony about 1630. Grinnell, Iowa: Ray & Frisbie, Printers, September 20, 1919
Genealogical and personal memoirs relating to the families of Boston and eastern Massachusetts, William Richard Cutter, 1908, v III, pp 1501-1502
Arrived in America in 1630, became a member of the First Church of Salem in 1668, and became a freeman on May 3, 1665.
"He and his wife were among the original members of the church at Salem Village." (Cutter)
1693: keeper of the ship-tavern at Salem.
Sources:
Thanks to Find A Grave member Putnam Wyatts for providing biographical information about Joshua Rae
The Ray Genealogy - Showing the Line from Daniel Ray who settled at Plymouth Colony about 1630. Grinnell, Iowa: Ray & Frisbie, Printers, September 20, 1919
Genealogical and personal memoirs relating to the families of Boston and eastern Massachusetts, William Richard Cutter, 1908, v III, pp 1501-1502
The name is spelled Joshua Ray, Joshua Rea, and probably in several other ways in old records.
Arrived in America in 1630, became a member of the First Church of Salem in 1668, and became a freeman on May 3, 1665.
"He and his wife were among the original members of the church at Salem Village." (Cutter)
1693: keeper of the ship-tavern at Salem.
Sources:
Thanks to Find A Grave member Putnam Wyatts for providing biographical information about Joshua Rae
The Ray Genealogy - Showing the Line from Daniel Ray who settled at Plymouth Colony about 1630. Grinnell, Iowa: Ray & Frisbie, Printers, September 20, 1919
Genealogical and personal memoirs relating to the families of Boston and eastern Massachusetts, William Richard Cutter, 1908, v III, pp 1501-1502
Arrived in America in 1630, became a member of the First Church of Salem in 1668, and became a freeman on May 3, 1665.
"He and his wife were among the original members of the church at Salem Village." (Cutter)
1693: keeper of the ship-tavern at Salem.
Sources:
Thanks to Find A Grave member Putnam Wyatts for providing biographical information about Joshua Rae
The Ray Genealogy - Showing the Line from Daniel Ray who settled at Plymouth Colony about 1630. Grinnell, Iowa: Ray & Frisbie, Printers, September 20, 1919
Genealogical and personal memoirs relating to the families of Boston and eastern Massachusetts, William Richard Cutter, 1908, v III, pp 1501-1502
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