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History of Manistee, Mason & Oceana Counties, Michigan
H. R. Page & Co., Chicago - 1882

         [pg 67]
         
         WILSON H. GRAY is a member of the Manistee County bar, and
       is a native of Ireland. In 1852 he came to this country with 
       his parents, and lived at Grand Rapids for fifteen years. In 
       September, 1862, he went into the service with the One Hundred 
       and Sixteenth New York Volunteers. He was promoted to lieutenant 
       and afterwards to captain. He served until August, 1864, when 
       he received his discharge. After leaving the service he entered 
       upon the study of law, and was admitted to the bar in 1867. He 
       practiced law at Grand Rapids until the Summer of 1880, when 
       he came to Manistee. He has earned the reputation of being a 
       good lawyer, and is successful in his practice.
       
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