Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 2nd ed., 1885,
Butler Co.

FELIX GRAY, Butler County, was born December 23, 1818, in the brick house 
where he now resides, in the southeast part of Butler County.  His father 
was Charles Gray, a native of Appomattox County, Va., born in 1776, and 
removed to Boyle County, Ky., when a young man, and to Butler County in 
1809, where he died in 1830.  He was the son of Charles Gray, Sr., a 
native of Ireland.  The mother was Susanna Bilbo, a daughter of William 
and Sally (Bugg) Bilbo, of Boyle County, who was born in a fort in that 
county in 1786.  She died in 1861.  She was the mother of seven children, 
viz.: Bradford, Jane, John, Curran, subject, Hickman and Tabitha.  Felix 
Gray's education was limited, but he has been a reader and a student, and 
is well posted upon the current topics of the time.  He originated and is 
a director in the Morgantown Deposit Bank, which commenced business in 
September, 1880, and has met with encouraging success.  He has never been 
married, but with his sisters is living on the old homestead.  Mr. Gray 
is a farmer and owns 200 acres of fine land well improved.  Politically 
he is a stalwart Republican.

Gray Bilbo Bugg
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Appomattox-VA Boyle-KY

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