The New Jersey coast in three centuries: history of the New Jersey coast with genealogical and historic-biographical appendix . aughter of Frederick and Wilhelmina Brink-hautz, whom he married in October, 1S87. JAMES BRAV. The family of Bray, of Monmouth county, New Jersey, is one which has beenhigh in honor there for many generations. Its representatives were conspicuous fortheir loyalty in the Revolutionary war and in the war of 1812, and at subsequentperiods of our history they were patriotic to a degree that was highly creditable tothem as American citizens. James Bray, of Lincroft, Atlant
The New Jersey coast in three centuries: history of the New Jersey coast with genealogical and historic-biographical appendix . aughter of Frederick and Wilhelmina Brink-hautz, whom he married in October, 1S87. JAMES BRAV. The family of Bray, of Monmouth county, New Jersey, is one which has beenhigh in honor there for many generations. Its representatives were conspicuous fortheir loyalty in the Revolutionary war and in the war of 1812, and at subsequentperiods of our history they were patriotic to a degree that was highly creditable tothem as American citizens. James Bray, of Lincroft, Atlantic township, Monmouth county. New Jersey, isa son of the late David Sutton and Eliza (McClain) Bray, and was born in Middle-town township, January 20, 1824. He was educated in the common schools nearhis boyhood home and at Matawan Academy, and early determined to be a farmer,and as such he has shown himself to be enterprising, resourceful, progressive and in-creasingly successful. He owns eighty acres of well cultivated and productive landand his residence, barns and outbuildings, and indeed all things about his farm, be-.
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