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Jakob Johann GRAY 1665–1727 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1665

Birth Location: Kalzenau, Livland

Death Date: 1727

Death Location: Sanditten

Father: Heinrich GRAJUS

Mother: Anna REHAUSEN

Spouse(s): Catharina POPPIN

Children(s): Christine GRAY

Jakob Johann GRAY was born in 1665 in Kalzenau, Livland, the child of Heinrich Grajus And Anna Maria Rehausen. Jakob Johann GRAY married Catharina Poppin, and had children including Christine Eleonore Gray. Jakob Johann GRAY passed away in 1727 in Sanditten.

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Biography

  • Jakob Johann GRAY was born in 1665 in Kalzenau, Livland, the child of Heinrich Grajus And Anna Maria Rehausen.
  • Jakob Johann GRAY married Catharina Poppin, and had children including Christine Eleonore Gray.
  • Jakob Johann GRAY passed away in 1727 in Sanditten.

Immediate Family

Parents

Heinrich GRAJUS
1635–1684
Birth Location: Berson, Livland
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Anna REHAUSEN
1645–1685
Birth Location: Ascheraden, Livland
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Spouses(s)

Catharina POPPIN
1679–
Birth Location: Königsberg, OstPreussen, Deutschland
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Children(s)

Christine GRAY
1706–1733
Birth Location: Eschenbruch
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Jakob GRAY's Ancestors

Self
Jakob GRAY
1665–1727
Birth Place: Kalzenau, Livland
Parents
Heinrich GRAJUS
1635–1684
Berson, Livland
Anna (Maria) REHAUSEN
1645–1685
Ascheraden, Livland
Grandparents
Jakob Grajus
1607–1686
Annaberg
Johan (Georg) Rehausen
1604–1650
Bretleben, Livland, DR
Anna (Maria Graevius or) Gräwius
–1657
Bartau, Livland
Great-Grandparents
David Gray
1584–1617
Johanna Uthmann
–1629
Gotthard Graevius
1582–1668
Katharina Mörlin
1590–1650
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Jakob Uthmann
1545–1600
Catharina Geitzkofler
1549–1589
Gotthard Graevius
1550–1639
Jeremias Mörlin
1554–1607

Jakob GRAY's Descendants

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Jakob (Johann) GRAY (1665–1727) m. Catharina POPPIN (21 OCT 1679–)
  1. 1. Christine (Eleonore) GRAY 1706–1733 m. Michael (Gottlieb) STEPPUHN 1699–1761
    1. 1. Jakob (Gottlieb) STEPPUHN 1727–1785 m. Catharina (Maria Dorothea) PASSARGE 1727–1806
      1. 1. Caroline (Eleonore) STEPPUHN 1753–1832 m. Gustav (Heinrich) QUASSOWSKI 1751–1807
        1. 1. Louise (Caroline) QUASSOWSKI 1781–1848 m. Johann (Christoph) RICHTER 1768–1853 m. David SCHINDELMEISSER 1766–1802 m. Aswald (Balthasar) ZACHLEHNER 1773–1804 m. Johann (Christoph) RICHTER 1768–1853 m. Johann (Christoph) RICHTER 1768–1853 m. Johann (Christoph) RICHTER 1768–1853 m. Johann (Christoph) RICHTER 1768–1853 m. Johann (Christoph) RICHTER 1768–1853 m. Johann (Christoph) RICHTER 1768–1853 m. Johann (Christoph) RICHTER 1768–1853 m. Johann (Christoph) RICHTER 1768–1853
      2. 2. Catharina (Concordia) STEPPUHN 1752–1820
      3. 3. Carl (Friedrich) STEPPUHN 1757–
      4. 4. Christian (Leopold) STEPPUHN 1765–1818
      5. 5. Johann (Wilhelm) STEPPUHN 1763–
      6. 6. Johann (Wilhelm) STEPPUHN 1763–
      7. 7. Carl (Wilhelm) STEPPUHN 1756–
      8. 8. Catharina (Concordia) STEPPUHN 1752–1820
      9. 9. Christian (Leopold) STEPPUHN 1765–1818
      10. 10. Ernst (Ludwig) STEPPUHN 1759–1822
      11. 11. George (August) STEPPUHN 1762–1763
      12. 12. Carl (Friedrich) STEPPUHN 1757–
      13. 13. Michael (Gottlieb) STEPPUHN 1754–1831
      14. 14. Samuel (Heinrich) STEPPUHN 1760–1831
    2. 2. Friedrich (Michael) STEPPUHN 1732–1791
    3. 3. Sophie (Charlotte) STEPPUHN 1731–1803
    4. 4. Eleonore (Regine) STEPPUHN 1728–1807
    5. 5. Heinrich (Ludwig) STEPPUHN 1729–
    6. 6. Johann (Christoph) STEPPUHN 1733–1756

Jakob GRAY's Timeline

2 Records

1665
1665
Birth of Jakob Johann GRAY in Kalzenau, Livland
Kalzenau, Livland
1727
1727
Age 62
Death of Jakob Johann GRAY in Sanditten
Sanditten

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1665
    Event Place: Kalzenau, Livland

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1727
    Event Place: Sanditten
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