Harold Studley Gray
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Born: ♂ Harold Studley Gray
- February 23, 1894
- Detroit, MI
Died: 1972
Spouse: Laura Ley Gray (m. February 19, 1921, Titusville, PA; div. January 17, 1949); Margaret Ann Nichols Gray (m. May 15, 1949, Benton Harbor, MI)
Children: William Gray, Shirley Gray, Mary Gray
Parents: Philip H. Gray and Almina Studley Gray
Sibling: Philip H. Gray Jr., Evelyn Gray
Early Life
[edit]Education
[edit]- Harvard University, B.A., M.A.
Career
[edit]- Professor of Economics at Central China University (1922-1926)
- Founder of the farming cooperative Saline Valley Farms (MI)
Accomplishments
[edit]- Conscientious objector in WWI and WWII
- Imprisoned at Fort Leavenworth and Alcatraz for draft resistance
- Author of "Character 'Bad': The Story of a Conscientious Objector" (1934)
- Collected papers at University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Health
[edit]Faith
[edit]- Missionary in China, 1922-26
- Based his conscientious objection to war on his Christian faith
(See Saline Valley Farms)
The editor of "Character 'Bad'" has noted that Philip H. Gray Jr. was Harold's younger brother.