Nutter Gray Family

[brianman]

Looking for Searle Gray b 1826 son of Nutter Gray b 1788 d 1853
and Lydia Gray née Searle b 1800 d 1838
Also Susannah Gray b 1823 daughter of above parents .
Any help would be much appreciated
Regards  Patricia

[hallmark]

Location?

[Kay99]

Possible marriage?

Susannah Cooper Gray - a minor
Marriage     5 Aug 1850 St John of Jerusalem, South Hackney, Hackney
Father:    Nutter Gray  - Coal Merchant
Spouse:    James Vipan Gotobed  - Gentleman - from Cambridge   Father James Gotobed - Brewer

Kay

[brianman]

Location?

Location?

Possible marriage?

Susannah Cooper Gray - a minor
Marriage     5 Aug 1850 St John of Jerusalem, South Hackney, Hackney
Father:    Nutter Gray  - Coal Merchant
Spouse:    James Vipan Gotobed  - Gentleman - from Cambridge   Father James Gotobed - Brewer

Kay

[brianman]

Names appear  , Essex  Billericay Nutter Gray b 1788 d Hackney 1853 Middlesex , other family names mother of Lydia Susannah Cooper b 1760 d 1792 Saffron- Walden Essex.
1841 Census has Nutter Gray, Searle Gray 15 Susannah Gray and Emily Gray 9 and second wife Phillis Gray .
Regards Patricia

[Kay99]

A family tree on Anc lists Susannah as dying in South Africa as below

3 May 1865 - New Constantia, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

GOTOBED - May 3 at New Constantia near Cape Town South Africa Susannah Cooper wife of James Vipan GOTOBED and second daughter of the late Nutter GRAY of Hackney aged 35; Source: Cambridge Independent Press 17 June 1865 page 8 of 9

[Kay99]

I wonder if Searle went with them to South Africa??

Searle Gray
Record Year-    1878
Residence Place  - Highlands Cape Colony, South Africa    
Record Source:    Voters List. Eastern Cape 1878. Cape Colony Publication Vol 11/1/8
Repository:    Cape Town Archives Repository

[Kay99]

Freemasonry Membership Records

Searle Grey Age:    23
Initiation Date:    13 May 1846
First Payment Year on Register:    1848
Profession: Clerk
Lodge:    Albany Lodge
Lodge Location: Graham Town (South Africa)
Lodge Number:    545
Folio Number:    190

[brianman]

Thanks for all that , you do have Searle GREY 23  can that be Searle GRAY
or another person .
Never knew they went to South Africa no wonder I could not find them in UK
A lot of the Gray Family came to Bendigo Victoria Australia late 1800s
Your help is much appreciated
Patricia