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Ired Marshall Raley

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Ired Marshall Raley
Birthdate:	August 28, 1855
Birthplace:	Horse Cave, Hart County, Kentucky, United States
Death:	February 20, 1935 (79) Fort Gibson, Muskogee County, Oklahoma, United States
Place of Burial:	Fort Gibson, Muskogee, OK, United States
Immediate Family:	Son of William Hugh Raley and Georgana Harriet Raley Husband of Margaret Virginia Raley Father of Charles William Raley; Ired Burns Raley; John Samuel Raley; DeWitt Raley; Oda Walton Raley and 9 others Brother of Nancy Eleander Raley; James Morris Raley; William Hugh Raley, Jr.; George Samuel Raley; Robert Benjamin Raley and 7 others Half brother of Wesley Tiner Raley
Occupation:	Minister, Farmer, Broom maker

Managed by:	Private User
Last Updated:	May 3, 2022

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About Ired Marshall Raley

In June-1882, Ired Marshall Raley was ordained as a Baptist minister in Boone, Arkansas. Ired was both a minister and a farmer. Ired and family also made and sold brooms. He made the brooms from Broomcorn he grew.

Broomcorn, also known as millet or guinea corn is still widely grown in the US. Broomcorn was first brought into this country in the late 1700's by Benjamin Franklin.

Ired moved his family to Oklahoma in 1901

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Ired Marshall Raley's Timeline

1855	August 28, 1855	Birth of Ired Marshall Raley Horse Cave, Hart County, Kentucky, United States
1881	November 6, 1881	Birth of Charles William Raley
1884	November 1884	Birth of Ired Burns Raley
1886	January 31, 1886	Birth of John Samuel Raley Boone County, Arkansas, United States
1888	February 5, 1888	Birth of DeWitt Raley
1889	December 15, 1889	Birth of Oda Walton Raley
1890	December 1890	Birth of Otta B. Raley
1892	April 25, 1892	Birth of James Daniel Raley
1894	February 21, 1894	Birth of Monty Angos Raley

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