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EXTRACTS FROM THE DIARY OF WILLIAM BRAY
by William Bray
These extracts are printed for the gratification of Mr. Bray's
descendants; who will see in them a remarkable instance of a life
of sociability and amusement, combined with great and successful
industry.
More extracts would have only shewn the same activity and pursuits.
MEMOIR
Mr. Bray was born at Shere, on the 15th of November, 1736. He was
the youngest of the three sons who survived their father Edward
Bray, Esq. George the eldest, who was in the Church, and the
second son Edward, who was in the Army, both died unmarried; and,
on the death of George the survivor, in 1803, Mr.
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