David died in Solomontown,
[4]
South Australia on 6 September 1965
[5]
and was buried in Port Pirie Cemetery on 8 Sep 1965.
[6]
Sources
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Australia Birth Index 1788 - 1922
Name: David Gray
Birth Date: 18 Aug 1889
Father's name: Frank Gray
Mother's name: Fanny Wilson Button
Birth Place: Port Broughton
Registration Place: Daly, South Australia
Page Number: 27
Volume Number: 446 http://www.ancestry.com
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Adelaide Advertiser Tuesday 11 April 1916 P4
GRAY - WHELAN - On the 2nd February, at St Mark's
Church, Port Pirie, by the Rev Father O'Byrne,
David, eldest son of Mr and Mrs F. Gray, Bookabie,
West Coast, to Rose, second daughter of Mr and
Mrs. J Whelan Port Broughton. Present address,
Solomontown, Port Pirie. http://trove.nla.gov.au
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Australia Marriage Index 1788 - 1950
Name: David Gray
Father's name: Frank Gray
Spouse Name: Rose Whelan
Spouse's Father's Name: John Whelan
Marriage Date: 02 Feb 1916
Marriage Place: Port Pirie
Registration Place: Clare, South Australia
Page Number: 307
Volume Number: 266 http://www.ancestry.com
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Australia Death Index 1787 - 1985
Name: David Gray
Death Date: 6 Sep 1965
Death Place: South Australia
Registration Year: 1964-1966
Registration Place: South Australia
Page Number: 6217
Volume Number: 997 http://www.ancestry.com
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Port Pirie Cemetery Records
Surname GRAY
Given Names DAVID
Cemetery PORT PIRIE
Section COMMON CATHOLIC 1
Plot/Grave/Niche 111
Last Residence PORT PIRIE
Age at Death 76 YRS
Date of Burial 08/09/1965
Minister Officiating FR. GREGORY
Funeral Director B A MESCHKE
Burial/Order Number 10025
Comments
LEASE:3385, CC ,LOT 111, GRAVE:4 http://www.pirie.sa.gov.au/page.aspx?c=72323#
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DNA Connections
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