Barb Albright Brown
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I was born in Oak Park and raised in Forest Park, IL. My occupation is professional musician. My parents were Billy Albright and Jane Elizabeth Gray.
My paternal grandparents were William Albright and Myrtle Volmuth, owners of many "Albright's" resturants/taverns in Chicago and the suburbs for over 50 years.
My maternal grandparents were Charles Franklin Gray and Elsie Lillian Nason. Charles, a real-estate broker in Chicago, was the grandson of Moses Gray, a Chicago pioneer. Moses arrived in Chicago in 1837. He established the "Traveler's Home" hotel and the "National Hotel" in the 1840s and in 1856, he established "Moses Gray & Company", a commission business that the family owned and operated in Chicago until 1927.
My paternal grandparents were William Albright and Myrtle Volmuth, owners of many "Albright's" resturants/taverns in Chicago and the suburbs for over 50 years.
My maternal grandparents were Charles Franklin Gray and Elsie Lillian Nason. Charles, a real-estate broker in Chicago, was the grandson of Moses Gray, a Chicago pioneer. Moses arrived in Chicago in 1837. He established the "Traveler's Home" hotel and the "National Hotel" in the 1840s and in 1856, he established "Moses Gray & Company", a commission business that the family owned and operated in Chicago until 1927.
I was born in Oak Park and raised in Forest Park, IL. My occupation is professional musician. My parents were Billy Albright and Jane Elizabeth Gray.
My paternal grandparents were William Albright and Myrtle Volmuth, owners of many "Albright's" resturants/taverns in Chicago and the suburbs for over 50 years.
My maternal grandparents were Charles Franklin Gray and Elsie Lillian Nason. Charles, a real-estate broker in Chicago, was the grandson of Moses Gray, a Chicago pioneer. Moses arrived in Chicago in 1837. He established the "Traveler's Home" hotel and the "National Hotel" in the 1840s and in 1856, he established "Moses Gray & Company", a commission business that the family owned and operated in Chicago until 1927.
My paternal grandparents were William Albright and Myrtle Volmuth, owners of many "Albright's" resturants/taverns in Chicago and the suburbs for over 50 years.
My maternal grandparents were Charles Franklin Gray and Elsie Lillian Nason. Charles, a real-estate broker in Chicago, was the grandson of Moses Gray, a Chicago pioneer. Moses arrived in Chicago in 1837. He established the "Traveler's Home" hotel and the "National Hotel" in the 1840s and in 1856, he established "Moses Gray & Company", a commission business that the family owned and operated in Chicago until 1927.
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