James Martin Gray 1851–1935

James Martin Gray, 1851–1935 (aged 84 years)

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James Martin Gray

Name: James Martin /Gray/
Given names: James Martin
Surname: Gray

Gender Male

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Birth	May 11, 1851 New York, NY
Marriage	Amanda Pauline Thorne — View this family March 30, 1870 (aged 18 years) New York, NY
Birth of a son	Hugh Barr Gray April 22, 1872 New York, NY
Birth of a daughter	Isabella Gray 1873 New York, NY
Death of a daughter	Isabella Gray 1873 New York, NY
Birth of a daughter	Valentina Gray 1875 New York, NY
Death of a daughter	Valentina Gray 1875 New York, NY
Death of a wife	Amanda Pauline Thorne 1875 New York, NY
Death	September 21, 1935 (aged 84 years) Chicago, IL

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himself	Links Birth: May 11, 1851 — New York, NY Marriage: March 30, 1870 — New York, NY Death: September 21, 1935 — Chicago, IL Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Amanda Pauline Thorne Hugh Barr Gray Isabella Gray Valentina Gray James Martin Gray 1851–1935 Birth: May 11, 1851 — New York, NY Death: September 21, 1935 — Chicago, IL
wife	Links Birth: 1850 35 19 — New York, NY Marriage: March 30, 1870 — New York, NY Death: 1875 — New York, NY Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse James Martin Gray Hugh Barr Gray Isabella Gray Valentina Gray Amanda Pauline Thorne 1850–1875 Birth: 1850 35 19 — New York, NY Death: 1875 — New York, NY
Marriage	Marriage — March 30, 1870 — New York, NY
2 years son	Links Birth: April 22, 1872 20 22 — New York, NY Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Hugh Barr Gray 1872– Birth: April 22, 1872 20 22 — New York, NY
21 months daughter	Links Birth: 1873 21 23 — New York, NY Death: 1873 — New York, NY Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Isabella Gray 1873–1873 Birth: 1873 21 23 — New York, NY Death: 1873 — New York, NY
3 years daughter	Links Birth: 1875 23 25 — New York, NY Death: 1875 — New York, NY Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Valentina Gray 1875–1875 Birth: 1875 23 25 — New York, NY Death: 1875 — New York, NY

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Shared note	James M. Gray James M. Gray, the third president of Moody Bible Institute, was born in the city of New York on 11 May 1851. His father Hugh Gray had eight children and died shortly after James was born. Later he was raised by his eldest brother. In 1865 at the age of fourteen, he was confirmed by a bishop of his church. After college, Dr. Gray entered into formal training in the Protestant Episcopal Church for a ministerial career. In 1873 while he was in training, he accepted Christ through the reading of a series of homilies on the book of Proverbs in the quietness of his room. Soon after his ordination in 1877, he assumed the pastorate of the Church of Redemption in Brooklyn, New York. From this urban church he ministered in the small but prestigious town in New York called Newburgh-on-the-Hudson to the Church of the Corner Stone for a year. In 1879 Dr. Gray was called to pastor the First Reformed Episcopal Church in Boston where he served for fourteen years. During that time he established three separate branch churches. Dr. Gray associated himself with the Boston Bible and Missionary Training School from its inception in 1889 by Adoniram Judson Gordon, and taught courses here until 1903 - 4. Dr. Gray married Amanda Thorne in 1870. She gave birth to Hugh Barr Gray in 1872, James M. Gray Jr. in 1879, and a son Charles who l

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James M. Gray

James M. Gray, the third president of Moody Bible Institute, was
born in the city of New York on 11 May 1851. His father Hugh Gray
had eight children and died shortly after James was born. Later he
was raised by his eldest brother. In 1865 at the age of fourteen,
he was confirmed by a bishop of his church. After college, Dr. Gray
entered into formal training in the Protestant Episcopal Church for
a ministerial career.

In 1873 while he was in training, he accepted Christ through the
reading of a series of homilies on the book of Proverbs in the quietness
of his room. Soon after his ordination in 1877, he assumed the pastorate
of the Church of Redemption in Brooklyn, New York. From this urban
church he ministered in the small but prestigious town in New York
called Newburgh-on-the-Hudson to the Church of the Corner Stone for
a year.

In 1879 Dr. Gray was called to pastor the First Reformed Episcopal
Church in Boston where he served for fourteen years. During that
time he established three separate branch churches. Dr. Gray associated
himself with the Boston Bible and Missionary Training School from
its inception in 1889 by Adoniram Judson Gordon, and taught courses
here until 1903 - 4.

Dr. Gray married Amanda Thorne in 1870. She gave birth to Hugh Barr
Gray in 1872, James M. Gray Jr. in 1879, and a son Charles who l

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Family with Amanda Pauline Thorne
himself	James Martin Gray 1851–1935
wife Parents John Edmund Thorne Amanda R. Kissam	Amanda Pauline Thorne 1850–1875
son	Hugh Barr Gray 1872–
daughter	Isabella Gray 1873–1873
daughter	Valentina Gray 1875–1875

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James Martin Gray(1851–1935)
- Amanda Pauline Thorne1870