Free Genealogy Biography
of Caleb Gray,
Pennsylvania Volunteer of the Civil War
Caleb Gray
Caleb, son of Baldwin and Mary Gray, was born in Lancaster county, September 12, 1831, died March 10, 1908. Early in life he settled in Pittsburgh, and was a member of the volunteer firemen of that city. He was a carpenter, and lived in Sewickley and in Allegheny City, now Pittsburgh, North Side.
He served in the civil war in a cavalry regiment recruited in and around Pittsburgh, Company H, 4th Cavalry, 64th Regiment.
In polities he was a Republican. He died in Pittsburgh, aged seventy eight years. He married Julia McClelland, born in Tuscarawus, Ohio, in 1835, daughter of Joseph McClelland, a Scotch-Irish minister of the Methodist church, and his wife Julietta De Mar, born in France. The four children of Caleb Gray are deceased excepting Louis M., now residing in Pittsburgh, and Charles Lester.
Source: Genealogical and Personal History of Fayette County, John W. Jordan, Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1912.
|
| Gray Ancestry Resources
|
Gray in Family Trees
Gray in the largest collection of family trees online contributed by Ancestry.com users.
Gray Genealogy Records
Gray in thousands of birth, marriage & death, church, immigration & naturalization, and Civil War service records and pension index.
Gray in Census Images
Gray U.S. census records. The 1910 census lists Civil War survivors.
Gray in Newspapers
Look for Gray in historic PA newspapers. Articles may list battles, draft lists, soldiers returning home, lists of killed, injured, and POWs.
Gray in PA County History Books
Look for Gray biographical sketches in historic Pennsylvania Family and Local History Books and Stories. 
|
|
| Civil War Research
|
Civil War Research
Want to find out if your ancestor was a Civil War soldier? Follow these research ideas.
|
|
|
