Alice was mentioned in the 11 April 1742 will of her father, William Gray, proved on 19 October 1742. Unto my Daughter Alice one Feather bed and furniture of four pounds Price. If either my Son john Gray or my Son William Gray shall die without issue of his body that then the part of Land before bequeathed to my son William be equally divided among my two Daughters Alice Gray and Sarah Gray. To Daughter Alice Gray my Negro boy Jemmery and my Negro Girl Weney and her increase forever. All the remainder of my Personal Estate unto Loving wife and my four Children to be equally divided. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 6, pages 387–389.]