Elizabeth Gray

Not the same as Elizabeth Gray who married Capt. William Gray, of Surry County

3 Sep 1673 is the date of Elizabeth's husband's probate; as his 20 Jul 1673 will states his wife is Maudlin, Elizabeth had already died before this second marriage.

Will of William Gray (1673)

Web Page (Link to the Record)
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015051124116&view=1up&...
Where The Record Is Found (Citation)
Valentine, E. Pleasants., Torrence, C. (1927). The Edward Pleasants Valentine papers. Richmond, Va.: The Valentine museum.
Describe The Record (Notes)

" William -(x) - Gray "being sick & weak". dated July 20, 1673. Sons John Gray and Warwick Gray, land testator now lives on containing 708 (728) acres with the houses, edifices thereunto belonging to be equally divided. son William Gray and Abner Gray 461 (460) acres adjoining to Occupacy run to be equally divided. "If it should please God that either of my sons dye before they become of age that then that moyety or half of land to return to the survivor." Executors to buy a young mare for testators sons-in-law (stepsons) Toby and Thomas Ingram "between this and the last of April which shall be in the year of our Lord 1675." To son Abner aforesd. a black mare with all her increase which was purchased with a gift to him from Mr. Ahenatley (?) To daughter Mary Gray the first mare colt that testators own mare brings. To grandchild Elizabeth Bowler a cow called Mad Buck. Son in law James Bowler and wife Moudlin Gray Executors. Witness - Warwick Comack, Francis x Sterne. Recorded 3 die 7 bris 1673. Teste. Edwrd Crask. "

Source Modified:
November 16, 2020
Reason This Source Is Attached:
Note: The author implies that Toby Ingram and Thomas Ingram were stepsons (sons of a wife previously married?), rather than sons-in-law.

Uncertain origins

Parents seen as Thomas Jarrett 1594–1637 and Mary Anne Uverdale 1589–1670 - who married 19 Feb. 1613 in London

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/collaborate/GVTD-YRF

Her name is not established. The only references are via WikiTree which questioned many of its entries and contains no sources backing up it's entries and other minor sources for which the maiden name is unknown. And it is unknown if this person represents her husband's first wife or his 2nd wife, whom both are named Elizabeth.

In addition, and because her maiden name cannot be reliably established, her parents cannot be truly linked to this Elizabeth.

References

1. Essex county removed as it was not formed until 1692.
2. Reference: FamilySearch Genealogy - SmartCopy: Jan 12 2025, 4:25:41 UTC