I97426: Alice (____

                       _Edward DOTY ________
                      |                     
 _John Edward DOTY ___|
|                     |
|                     |_Faith CLARKE _______+
|                                           
|
|--Edward DOTY 
|  
|                      _Jacob COOKE ________+
|                     |                     
|_Elizabeth COOKE ____|
                      |
                      |_Damaris HOPKINS ____+

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Samuel GRAY

[93103]

1700 - ____

BIRTH: 1700

Father: Edward GRAY
Mother: Melatiah LEWIS

Family 1 : Ruth ALLEN

                       _John II GRAY _______+
                      | (1612 - 1674) m 1643
 _Edward GRAY ________|
| (1654 - ....) m 1684|
|                     |_Hannah LUMPKIN _____+
|                        m 1643             
|
|--Samuel GRAY 
|  (1700 - ....)
|                      _George III LEWIS ___+
|                     |                     
|_Melatiah LEWIS _____|
   m 1684             |
                      |_Mary LOMBARD _______+

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[93103] moved to Boston and could be considered the first real casualty of the Rev. War. He was the second man shot, but the first to die at the Boston Massacre of March 5, 1770. It seems that Sam and a British private named Kilroy got into a brawl earlier
in the day at the ropemaker shop where Sam worked. The private asked for work and was told "Yes, you can go clean out my shit house". He apparently didn't see the humor in the statement but being smart enough to realize he was outnumbered went back to
the barracks ; got some friends and returned. According to Hiller B. Zobel in his book "The Boston Massacre" he states: A private named Mathew Kilroy fought notably, but so did Samuel Gray a ropemaker. Later that night at the site of the Massacre; Sam
was standing beside a man named Langford right after the first shot was fired at Crispas Atticus. Together they watched as Kilroy raised his weapon. " Goddamn you, Don't Fire!" screamed Langford. Without aiming Kilroy fired. Sam Gray , his hands in
his jacket pockets spun around and fell on Langford's left foot. John Hickling ran to help Sam ; feeling through the gushing blood in the wound Hickling found a hole in Gray's head, "As big as my hand." It is said a group of friends brought Sam's
body to Dr. Lorings in Cornhill; but the door was locked so somewhat carelessly, they left him there.

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HOADLEY

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Father: Alvan HOADLEY
Mother: Helen HASKINS

                       _Harvey HOADLEY _____
                      |                     
 _Alvan HOADLEY ______|
|                     |
|                     |_Anginette GRAY _____+
|                                           
|
|-- HOADLEY 
|  
|                      _____________________
|                     |                     
|_Helen HASKINS ______|
                      |
                      |_____________________

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Lucille B. PROPST

[8358]

11 Feb 1918 - Jun 1989

BIRTH: 11 Feb 1918 [8356]
DEATH: Jun 1989 [8357]

Father: Ferdinand PROPST
Mother: Polly C. MCGRAW

                       _____________________
                      |                     
 _Ferdinand PROPST ___|
|                     |
|                     |_____________________
|                                           
|
|--Lucille B. PROPST 
|  (1918 - 1989)
|                      _Charles W. MCGRAW __+
|                     | (1855 - 1923) m 1882
|_Polly C. MCGRAW ____|
  (1891 - ....)       |
                      |_Catherine SEABAUGH _
                         m 1882

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