Ann Teresa Gray
Lifespan: 1840 - 1917
Birth: 1 Aug 1840 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire
Occupation: Unknown
Marriage: Edward Thomas Ellis
Children: George E. Ellis, John Foster Ellis, Enos Ellis, Lillie Gertrude Ellis, Lyla Ellis, Effa M. Ellis, Gracie Ellis
Parents: Enos Gray & Unknown
Death: 30 Jun 1917 in Brewer, Penobscot, Maine
Burial: Bangor, Penobscot, Maine
Chapter 1: Beginnings in the Granite State – The Early Life of Ann Teresa Gray (1840–1860)
Introduction
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Read MoreLydia built a life of devotion and constancy on the rugged soil of Maine, nurturing her family through faith, hardship, and the quiet triumph of everyday endurance.
Read MoreWidowed young, Hannah bore the burdens of motherhood, mill towns, and mourning with fierce devotion, leaving behind a legacy of love etched into Maine’s soil.
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