Information from " Family Burying Grounds and Abandoned Church Cemeteries " published 1994 and a survey done in 1973
Married Harriett Jones.
In 1905 his widow was living in Greensboro on Cypress St. In 1897 the couple was living in Durham, NC and Marion was a weaver.
Marion S. Ray was a Civil War Veteran.
This is believed to be the oldest burial in the cemetery.
Marion S. Ray's grave was the first grave in the cemetery. His father was D. R. Ray and mother was Susan Ray. This is from the 1850, 1860 census
Married Harriett Jones.
In 1905 his widow was living in Greensboro on Cypress St. In 1897 the couple was living in Durham, NC and Marion was a weaver.
Marion S. Ray was a Civil War Veteran.
This is believed to be the oldest burial in the cemetery.
Marion S. Ray's grave was the first grave in the cemetery. His father was D. R. Ray and mother was Susan Ray. This is from the 1850, 1860 census
Information from " Family Burying Grounds and Abandoned Church Cemeteries " published 1994 and a survey done in 1973
Married Harriett Jones.
In 1905 his widow was living in Greensboro on Cypress St. In 1897 the couple was living in Durham, NC and Marion was a weaver.
Marion S. Ray was a Civil War Veteran.
This is believed to be the oldest burial in the cemetery.
Marion S. Ray's grave was the first grave in the cemetery. His father was D. R. Ray and mother was Susan Ray. This is from the 1850, 1860 census
Married Harriett Jones.
In 1905 his widow was living in Greensboro on Cypress St. In 1897 the couple was living in Durham, NC and Marion was a weaver.
Marion S. Ray was a Civil War Veteran.
This is believed to be the oldest burial in the cemetery.
Marion S. Ray's grave was the first grave in the cemetery. His father was D. R. Ray and mother was Susan Ray. This is from the 1850, 1860 census
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