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Origin: Families are IRISH from the original spelling of: Grealis Grealish Grayless Gradeless.
Surnames: Gradeless, Grayless, Grealish
Submitted by: Donald E. Gradeless
Origin of gray, Meaning of gray
Origin: Benjamin Franklin Gray B-3-23-1880/1 D-4-11-1958. his father was John Lewis/louis Gray . he is my Brickwall!
Surnames: GRAY
Submitted by: Juanita
Origin of gray, Meaning of gray
Origin: Researching John Gray, b. 1824, Glasgow, Scotland. Married Margaret Allan, b. 1825, in Glasgow, 1845. Emigrated to Ontario abt. 1855. NINE CHILDREN!!!
Surnames: GRAY
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Origin of gray, Meaning of gray
Origin: Gray
English origin means grey-haired
Surnames: Gray
Submitted by: glitz
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