JohnsonFamily10-21-2025 - Person Sheet
JohnsonFamily10-21-2025 - Person Sheet
Birth10 Sep 1900, Merriman, NE
Death22 Jan 1970, Los Angeles
FatherAustin Harold McCray
MotherNorma Bomer
Spouses
Birth23 Nov 1904, Merriman, NE
Death17 Jun 1988, Chula Vista, San Diego Co. CA279
FatherHarry L. Ayers (1877-1961)
MotherWinifred (Winnie) Crowe (1879-1930)
ChildrenNorma Winifred (1923-1992)
Harold LeGrand (1924-1924)
Bettemae Darline (1927-2012)
Dona Lee (1929-2016)
2?? 
Family ID19053
Marriagebef 1922
Birth23 Nov 1904, Merriman, Cherry, NE
Death17 Jun 1988, Chula Vista, San Diego, CA
Family ID19054
Marriage25 Aug 1931, Martin, Bennett, SD1647
Notes for Harold LeGrand McCray
Birth: Hay Springs, Sheridan, NE?
US census, 1930, Golden, Jefferson, CO shows Harrold L. McCray as an inmate in the county jail.
He is listed as divorced.1664
1910 Merriman
1914 arrived SD
1915 SD
Harold Mc Cray.
Military graveside services for Harold McCray, 70, father of Mrs. Royal Cronquist of Chula Vista, were held Friday in the Veterans Administration Cemetery at Los Angeles. Born in Nebraska, McCray served as a master sergeant in World Wars I and II. He died in the Los Angeles Veterans Hospital where he had been confined since becoming ill in June. Until his illness, he had lived in San Diego since 1938. McCravy was a member of both the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion. Also surviving are two sons, Harry and Austin of San Diego; three other daughters, including Mrs. Stewart Hoffmann of Spring Valley and Mrs. Jennie Perry of Chula Vista; two brothers, Jess and Roy of San Diego; 19 grandchildren, and seven greatgrandchildren.
US census, 1930, Golden, Jefferson, CO shows Harrold L. McCray as an inmate in the county jail.
He is listed as divorced.1664
1910 Merriman
1914 arrived SD
1915 SD
Harold Mc Cray.
Military graveside services for Harold McCray, 70, father of Mrs. Royal Cronquist of Chula Vista, were held Friday in the Veterans Administration Cemetery at Los Angeles. Born in Nebraska, McCray served as a master sergeant in World Wars I and II. He died in the Los Angeles Veterans Hospital where he had been confined since becoming ill in June. Until his illness, he had lived in San Diego since 1938. McCravy was a member of both the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion. Also surviving are two sons, Harry and Austin of San Diego; three other daughters, including Mrs. Stewart Hoffmann of Spring Valley and Mrs. Jennie Perry of Chula Vista; two brothers, Jess and Roy of San Diego; 19 grandchildren, and seven greatgrandchildren.