William Gray

  Noted events in his life were:

• Residence: From Gray Genealogy. "The name William Gray of Fairfield appears on the early records of Westchester County, N.Y., as having been appointed Administrator of the estate of his brother Levi, date of June 3, 1684, who had paid church rates in Eastchester, March 30, 1678. A "home lot" had been granted to William Gray on the 9th of November 1680. His name again appears on the records of Westchester Co., as having paid church rates in Eastchester in 1692, and again, the real estate records show that "William Gray of Fayrefield, Conn., weaver, sold his home lot in Eastchester," date of April 3rd, 1697. It is not known whether he then returned to Fairfield, but that some of his decedents remained is evidenced by the fact that the name William Gray appears on record there in 1775, and on a map of Westchester County date of 1779, William Gray's place, in the town of Eastchester, is noted. None of the name of Gray, have, however, at any recent date, have resided in that vicinity."

• Residence: From History of Westchester County from its first settlement to the present time by Robert Bolton, 1848, 5 Sep 1685, Westchester, New York. Page 141-142

At a public meeting of the inhabitants, held Sept. 5th, 1685, it was resolved to contribute the following salary towards the maintenance of a minister:

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• Residence: From History of Westchester County from its first settlement to the present time by Robert Bolton, 1848, 30 Nov 1692, Eastchester, Westchester, New York. Pages 142-143

On the 30th of November 1692, the inhabitants of Eastchester agreed to pay the following sums towards the support of Mr. Golding:

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