James Carson Gray
(1876-1968) |
James Carson Gray 3 4
![]() General Notes: He was convicted of forgery in Brown County, Texas. He spent two years in Huntsville prison (convict number: 23374) from 23 Aug 1903 until 13 May 1905. He had 8 years of schooling. He listed his occupation as cowboy. He was married. ![]() James married Clara Bell Head, daughter of James Madison Head and Nancy Jane Phelps, on 6 Dec 1896 in , Mills County, Texas.1 2 (Clara Bell Head was born on 18 Nov 1878 in , Burleson County, Texas, died on 4 Jul 1911 in Santa Anna, Coleman County, Texas 8 and was buried in Center City Cemetery, Center City, Mills County, Texas 9.) Marriage Notes: Rev. G. W. Templin, Minister of the M. E. Church South, performed the marriage ceremony. |
1 Mills County, Texas, Marriage Record, Book 2, 1893-1905, page 105.
2 Marriage License, Mills County, Texas, Record Book.
3 1900 United States Federal Census, Justice Precinct 2, Mills, Texas; Roll: 1659; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 0112; FHL microfilm: 1241659. Repository: Ancestry.com.
4 1920 United States Federal Census, Justice Precinct 2, Hansford, Texas; Roll: T625_1805; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 114. Repository: Ancestry.com.
5 FindAGrave, Memorial# 40022055.
6 Texas, Convict and Conduct Registers, 1875-1945, Convict Record Ledgers, Huntsville, B022081-027060. Repository: Ancestry.com.
7 Texas, Convict and Conduct Registers, 1875-1945, Convict Record Ledgers, Huntsville, B032061-037000. Repository: Ancestry.com.
8 Texas Death Index, 1903-2000, Repository: Ancestry.com.
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FindAGrave, Memorial# 50061082.
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