ray, t g
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Ray, T. G.; T. G. Ray; T. G. Ray, Dexter, Mo. - Informant (cert of Alexander G. Ray)
- Record count
- 6
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Indiana; Poplar Bluff; Stoddard County
- First event date
- 1915-12-03
- Last event date
- 1933-10-20
Timeline — 6 events
- 1915-12-03 Stoddard County. T. G. and A. G. Ray transferred land (s 1/2 ne 1/4, se 1/4 cor, sw 1/4 ne 1/4, 33-25-11) to the M. E. Church South for $165 Co-mentioned: M. E. Church South. Quote: "T. G. and A. G. Ray to M. E. Church South"
- 1926-02-19 Dexter. T. G. Ray and wife, Rev. Garber and S. A. Ramsey motored to Dexter Tuesday night to hear Rev. Judd preach at the Presbyterian Church; the column praises Judd as a very plain and simple talker Co-mentioned: S. A. Ramsey; Rev. Garber; Rev. Judd. Quote: "We found him to be a very plain and simp…
- 1927-10-14 Dexter. T. G. Ray, a prominent farmer and merchant of the Frisco-Vinson neighborhood, was here Monday; for best seed wheat see J. F. Raney, Dexter Quote: "For best seed wheat see J. F. Raney"
- 1929-08-02 Poplar Bluff. T. G. Ray went to Poplar Bluff with Mrs. Hobart of Shreveport, La., the mother-in-law of his son, T. L. Ray, who had been visiting him for several days Co-mentioned: T. L. Ray. Quote: "T. G. Ray went to Poplar Bluff yesterday with Mrs. Hobart, of Shreveport, La., the mother-in-law of h…
- 1930-02-14 T. G. Ray & Son advertise men's $1.50 flannel shirts for 98c and men's heavy weight Hanes underwear Quote: "Men's $1.50 Flannel Shirts, 98c. T. G. RAY & SON"
- 1930-02-21 Dexter. The firm of T. G. Ray & Son is closing out its dry goods and notions stock in the Cotton Belt; closing out sale
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