John Alexander Clinton Gray

1902–1967 (age 65)

Biography

John Alexander Clinton Gray was a man of his time, living through significant historical changes during the twentieth century. His life spanned the years of rapid social and technological transformation.

Gray's memory is preserved at Cold Spring Cemetery, where he is remembered as part of the community's history. His life represented the experiences of his generation.

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