William James Gray, Jnr

• 1858 Australia Birth Record - William J GRAY born 1858 Parramatta to William GRAY and Elizabeth (see media)
• 1918 Australian Death Record - William James GRAY died 4/2/1918 Queensland, son of John GRAY and Elizabeth DAW (see media)

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GEDCOM Note

Government Advertisement - Brisbane Courier Mail. 30 September 1918. William James Gray, deceased proprietor. Location: Dalby.

Brisbane Courier Mail - Monday 30 September 1918, page 4. Name of Deceased Proprietor - William James Gray, late of Dalby.Date of Death - 4th February, 1918. Name of Claimant - Catherine Gray, of the same place, widow of deceased. Description and Situation of Land. Allotment 2, and subdivisions 1,3,4, and 6 of allotment 1, of section 89, town of Dalby. Estate Claimed to be Transmitted. Fee simple. Particulars of Will or Otherwise. Will dated 26th August, 1917. Date within which Caveat may be Lodged - 9th November, 1918.

In the Toowoomba Chronicle about Mr William James Gray. 25 January 1918.
William James Gray died of blood poisoning. Location: Dalby.

The death of Mr William James Gray, an old and respected resident of Dalby, occurred yesterday, after a very short illness, from blood poisoning, at the age of 59 years. On January 25, Mr. Gray rode home some 25 miles, not being well, and on consulting Dr. H. L. Hawthorne, was ordered to his bed. The late Mr. Gray was a native of New South Wales; being born at St. Albyns, and arrived in the Dalby district over 40 years ago. For some time he was employed on Loudoun station, and for more than 18 years has been a valued servant of the Wambo Shire Council as ganger. The late Mr. Gray married Miss Catherine Wall (Dalby) in 1881, and the issue of the marriage was five daughters and three sons. One daughter (Cecilia) predeceased her father about two years ago. The daughters living are Mrs. Walter Tuckey (Hemerah), Mrs O'Callaghan (Dalby), Mrs T Hoffman (Dalby), and Miss Ivy, and the sons are William, Michael, and John, all of Dalby. Mr Gray was for over 30 years a member of the M.U.I.O.O.F. The funeral took place to the Dalby cemetery this morning, the Rev. Father Nolan conducting the burial service.The Toowoomba Chronicle, Wednesday, February 6, 1918.

GEDCOM Note

Government Advertisement - Brisbane Courier Mail. 30 September 1918. William James Gray, deceased proprietor. Location: Dalby.

Brisbane Courier Mail - Monday 30 September 1918, page 4. Name of Deceased Proprietor - William James Gray, late of Dalby.Date of Death - 4th February, 1918. Name of Claimant - Catherine Gray, of the same place, widow of deceased. Description and Situation of Land. Allotment 2, and subdivisions 1,3,4, and 6 of allotment 1, of section 89, town of Dalby. Estate Claimed to be Transmitted. Fee simple. Particulars of Will or Otherwise. Will dated 26th August, 1917. Date within which Caveat may be Lodged - 9th November, 1918.

In the Toowoomba Chronicle about Mr William James Gray. 25 January 1918.
William James Gray died of blood poisoning. Location: Dalby.

The death of Mr William James Gray, an old and respected resident of Dalby, occurred yesterday, after a very short illness, from blood poisoning, at the age of 59 years. On January 25, Mr. Gray rode home some 25 miles, not being well, and on consulting Dr. H. L. Hawthorne, was ordered to his bed. The late Mr. Gray was a native of New South Wales; being born at St. Albyns, and arrived in the Dalby district over 40 years ago. For some time he was employed on Loudoun station, and for more than 18 years has been a valued servant of the Wambo Shire Council as ganger. The late Mr. Gray married Miss Catherine Wall (Dalby) in 1881, and the issue of the marriage was five daughters and three sons. One daughter (Cecilia) predeceased her father about two years ago. The daughters living are Mrs. Walter Tuckey (Hemerah), Mrs O'Callaghan (Dalby), Mrs T Hoffman (Dalby), and Miss Ivy, and the sons are William, Michael, and John, all of Dalby. Mr Gray was for over 30 years a member of the M.U.I.O.O.F. The funeral took place to the Dalby cemetery this morning, the Rev. Father Nolan conducting the burial service.The Toowoomba Chronicle, Wednesday, February 6, 1918.