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This group of 5 pictures is in the possession of the descendants
of Henry Tom and Deb Ola Crain in Oklahoma. 

Harp Crain Family

The mother in this picture is Lula Pirkle Crain, wife of Harper Crain.  Harp was murdered in Jackson County, GA.  It is believed that Lula and the children eventually went to Texas. 

The older daughter in this picture looks very much like the mother in the following  picture from our 'Unknown' Photo Album.

Contributed for use on this site by Jeannie Crain Wearn       01/06
 

Unknown baby photo from the
family photos of Henry Tom and
Deb Ola Crain

Contributed for use on this site by Jeannie Crain Wearn       01/06
 

Mollie Jane Coker Hayes Howington

Contributed for use on this site by Jeannie Crain Wearn       01/06
 

William Harper Crain and
Nancy Hubbard Crain

Nancy is buried in Double Springs church cemetery near Commerce

Contributed for use on this site by Jeannie Crain Wearn       01/06
 

Henry Tom and Deb Ola Haynes Crain
with their children Clarence Olin and Carl Newman Crain

Tom was the son of William Harper Crain and Nancy Hubbard

 Contributed for use on this site by Jeannie Crain Wearn       01/06

Frank Gray and Maude Grace DeVore
on their wedding day in August 1911

Contributed for use on this site by  their granddaughter
Sherry K. Gray   [email protected]  01/06

Milford Gray

Oil painting of Milford Gray  by Melvin Gray

Contributed for use on this site by 
Sherry K. Gray   [email protected]  10/06

Thomas Parks Gray and Sarah E. Hunnicutt

Contributed for use on this site by 
Sherry K. Gray   [email protected]  01/06

Thomas Parks Gray

Son of Milford Gray and Sarah Ann Pettyjohn

Contributed for use on this site by 
Sherry K. Gray   [email protected]  01/06

Windfield Scott Gray

Son of Milford Gray and Sarah Ann Pettyjohn

Contributed for use on this site by 
Sherry K. Gray   [email protected]   12/13

James Franklin Gray

Contributed for use on this site by 
Sherry K. Gray   [email protected]   12/13

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Henry Gray

Son of Thomas Parks Gray and Martha E. Hunnicutt,  Henry died at
about age 13.  He was killed while he  and his brother Frank were playing with a rifle.

Contributed for use on this site by his niece,
Sherry K. Gray   [email protected]  01/06

Sarah Ann Pettyjohn Gray

Sarah Ann Pettyjohn married Milford Gray in Jackson County, GA
 January 2, 1842.  Her nickname was "Candy Pig" because she kept
 rock candy  with her at all times.   After the loss of her husband she
 lived with her son, Thomas Parks Gray until her own death. She was
 the great grandmother of Melvin Gray. Both Sarah and Milford Gray
 are buried in the Shakerag Cemetery in Milton County, GA.

Contributed for use on this site by her great great granddaughter,
Sherry K. Gray   [email protected]  10/05

(Sherry has information to share on the Gray/Grau, Pettyjohn, Anderson, DeVores and associated families)

This picture was taken near the end of her life.  She
was in a wheelchair after  having had a stroke

Mary A. "Mollie Gray Roberts

Contributed for use on this site 
Sherry K. Gray   [email protected]  0406

Sarah A. "Sallie" Pettyjohn Roberts

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Polly Segars Jinks

Contributed for use on this site by 
Sherry K. Gray   [email protected]  10/06

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