RE: David Sinclair and Annie Gray

[Juli <kalwa@cwix.com>]

Hello Richard -

Yes Gray is a fairly common Scottish name - there are many in Ayr.  This
particular family of Grays hailed from Strathlachlan, Argyll originally and
was actually MacGlashan's but when the ancestors moved to Ayr in the late
1700s they changed their name to Gray.

Dunoon cemetery has many Gray headstones.

If  you email me direct at Kalwa@cwix I will introduce you to my friend who
is researching the Grays.

Have a wonderful weekend -

Juli
Princeton, NJ but Forever Argyll




-----Original Message-----
From:	owner-sinclair@jump.net [mailto:owner-sinclair@jump.net] On Behalf Of
R S
Sent:	Saturday, March 27, 1999 12:37 AM
To:	sinclair@jump.net
Subject:	Re: David Sinclair and Annie Gray


Hello,

I find the mention of Grays very interesting.  My Mom's side are Grays.
However, they are from County Longford, Ireland (not too far from
Northern Ireland. Possibly a result of the Scots being settled in
Ireland by that King someone was talking about?).  Is the name Gray
fairly common as Scottish?  I have never heard of Scot Grays before.
Any info would be great. Very interesting.

Richard F. Sinclair








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