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Zella (Ray) Thomas1913
Lamerton?, Alberta
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Zella used to help bake bread with her mother, and used to go out washing, cleaning and painting for 75 cents a day.16
Leo and Essie Ray's Wedding7 November 1915
Mirror, Alberta
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Leo Ray and Essie Jamieson on their wedding day, in Bashaw, November 7, 1915.Leo and Essie had a daughter, Donna Jean.
After Essie's death, Leo married Alice Reeves.
Leo and Essie are buried in Mirror.
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Albert and Ovilla Ray's Wedding30 June 1918
Mirror, Alberta
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Albert (Bump) Ray and Orvilla Sorum on their wedding day, June 30, 1918.Albert was called Bump because as a child he used to bump into everything.
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Bill and Margret Ray's Wedding17 December 1926
Mirror, Alberta
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Bill (William) Ray and Margret Lakey on their wedding day, December 17, 1926.22
Clarence (Kid) Ray and Hilma's Wedding1930
Mirror, Alberta
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Clarence (Kid) Ray and Hilma Moller on their wedding day.Although all the Ray boys played baseball, having enough boys in their family to make their own team, Kid Ray was the one who actually became known for his baseball talents.
His name hangs in the Edmonton Baseball Hall of Fame.
Kid was also a barber in Mirror for many years, and his wife was a hairdresser. They had a shop on main street. In their shop they erected a wall down the middle of the room, using half as a barber shop, and the other half as the beauty salon.
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Kid Ray in The 1923 Canadian National Baseball Championship.1923
Mirror Alberta?
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Kid Ray and members of the Mirror Baseball Team in 1923, at the Canadian National Baseball Championship. Mirror had a real good ball team this year.Left to Right:
Joe Tulloch, Harold Oldring and Kid Ray.
The other men on the team were Bill Walker, Tiny Turner, Virgil Neis, and Joe Heumann as pitchers. Bump Ray was the catcher, and the others on the team were, Jerry Stacey, Harry Lord, Clayton Kehoe, Jim Cairns, Gordon Tulloch, Andy Lakey, Roy Merkley, and Len Murray.
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Andrew Jackson Jr1902
Calgary, Alberta
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Andrew Jackson Ray Jr. as a child.Andrew was born in the USA on July 6, 1902.
This photo was taken in 1903, in Calgary, after he moved to Lamerton with his family.
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