Enos Gray
Lifespan: 1800 - 1883
Birth: 9 Jan 1800 in Wells, York, Maine
Occupation: Mariner
Marriage: Mary Greenough (married November 8, 1829) Martha Varney (married 1862)
Children: William H. Gray, Samuel Gray, George Gray, Ann Teresa Gray, Emily M. Gray Moore
Parents: Joshua Gray Jr. & Priscilla Low
Death: 31 Mar 1883 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, New Hampshire
Burial: New Hampshire
Enos Gray: A Life of Resilience and Maritime Endeavors
Chapter 1: Early Life and Family Roots
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Asa lived a steadfast life on Maine soil, raising eight children and building a legacy of endurance through war, wilderness, and the unyielding rhythm of the land.
Read MoreWalter built communities from Charlestown to Stonington, raising a large family and serving as a town leader until his final days.
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Read MoreSimon lived a steady colonial life in 18th-century Massachusetts, contributing to his close-knit farming community during a time of religious and political transformation.
Read MoreRev. Henry was a devoted minister and farmer whose journey took him from New York to South Dakota, spreading faith and family values.
Read MoreRebecca faced the New World with resilience, raising a family of pioneers and supporting her husband Walter in every chapter.
Read MoreMary gave her life to motherhood in early Connecticut, remembered for her quiet strength and the daughter she left behind.
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