History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 722.
[Harrison County]  [Leesburg Precinct]

JAMES GRAY, farmer, P. O. Cynthiana, a native of Harrison County, born
in the year 1804; his father, William Gray came from Pennsylvania in 1797
and located in Harrison County, near where his son, James, now lives; his
grandfather was also named William; his mother was Jane Craig, daughter
of James and Hannah (McCoy) Craig.  In 1828 he married Miss Jane McCory,
daughter of James McCory, of Bourbon County, Ky.; she died in 1831,
leaving one child, now Sarah J. Lail.  In 1832, he married Miss Keiser,
of Bourbon County, and daughter of John Keiser; she died in 1869,
leaving ten children, viz: Susan R., who is dead; Elizabeth, now the wife
of Mr. Ammerman, of Harrison County; John K., Margaret, now the wife of
Mr. Megibben of Harrison County; Nancy Umston, Martha Gray, Menory
Tucker, Letitia Gray, Addie and Fannie.  He is the owner of 350 acres of
land five miles from Cynthiana along the line of Cynthiana and Leesburg
Pike.  He is the breeder of a high grade of stock.  He is a member of the
Presbyterian Church of Mt. Pleasant and by honest toil he has amassed a
handsome fortune.

Gray McCoy Craig McCory Lail Keiser Ammerman Megibben Umston Gray
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Bourbon-KY PA

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