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Descendants of Captain Simeon Wright Descendants of Captain Simeon Wright (This contains material from many sources, and should be used only as a guide to research. If you use or post any of this material, please credit: 1. The Database of Dr. Paul Douglas Cole, Kingston, Ontario, and 2. The work of Lynton (Bill) Stewart, as the research here quotes extensively from his research notes.) First Generation 1. Captain Simeon Wright was born on Jan 25 1726 in Northfield, Ma. He died in Canada. Simeon married Sarah. Sarah was born about 1730. They had the following children: + 2 M i. Simeon Wright Jr was born on Oct 18 1751 and died on Sep 11 1847. 3 F ii. Sarah Wright was christened on Feb 24 1788 in By Rev. John Langhorn. + 4 F iii. Rachel Wright was born about 1753. 5 F iv. Martha Wright was born about 1755. Martha married Moses Pratt on May 13 1779 in Rutland, VT. Moses was born on Sep 21 1754. He died on Aug 23 1823 in Manerva, NY. + 6 M v. Wait Wright U.E. was born about 1758. + 7 F vi. Lozina Wright was born about 1759. 8 F vii. Anna Wright was born on Mar 9 1761. She died on Oct 31 1826. Anna married Zebulon Mead in Sep 1779. 9 F viii. Sarah Wright. Second Generation 2. Simeon Wright Jr (Simeon) was born on Oct 18 1751 in VT. He died on Sep 11 1847 in Croton, OH. Simeon married Martha Freelove Foote on May 25 1769. Martha was born on Mar 11 1750. She died on Apr 13 1812 in Rutland, VT. They had the following children: 10 M i. Robert Wright was born on Dec 2 1770. He died on Oct 28 1823. Apr 26 2006 Descendants of Captain Simeon Wright Page 1 + 11 M ii. Simeon Wright was born on Mar 12 1772 and died on Apr 9 1833. + 12 F iii. Freelove Wright was born on Oct 28 1774. 13 F iv. Lucy Wright was born on May 31 1776. + 14 M v. Daniel Wright was born on Jun 6 1778 and died on Dec 30 1873. 15 M vi. David Wright was born on Jul 19 1780. 16 M vii. Wait Wright was born on May 28 1783. 17 F viii. Sallie Wright was born on Apr 9 1785. 18 M ix. Jonathan Wright was born on Sep 14 1787. 19 F x. Patience Wright was born on Mar 7 1789. 20 F xi. Rachel Wright was born on Apr 3 1792. 21 F xii. Caroline Wright was born on Dec 14 1794. 4. Rachel Wright (Simeon) was born about 1753 in VT. She died in Canada. Rachel married (1) Zenas Ross. They had the following children: 22 F i. Rachel Ross. 23 F ii. Dorcas Ross. 24 M iii. Leonard Ross was born on Oct 9 1789. He died on Mar 12 1867. 25 F iv. Margaret Ross was christened on Jun 30 1795. 26 M v. Wait Ross. 27 M vi. William Ross. Rachel also married (2) John Ransom Holcombe. They had the following children: 28 F vii. Rachel Holcombe was born about 1766. 29 M viii. John Holcombe U.E. was born in 1768. He died in 1861. 6. Wait Wright U.E. (Simeon) was born about 1758 in VT. He died in Canada. Apr 26 2006 Descendants of Captain Simeon Wright Page 2 Wait married ________ Smith? before 1783. ________ was born about 1760. They had the following children: + 30 M i. James Wright was born in 1782/1807. + 31 F ii. Rachel Wright U.E. was born about 1790 and died about 1829. 32 M iii. Daniel Wright was born in 1784/1790. Daniel married Susan Batter. 33 M iv. John J Wright was born in 1787/1795. 34 M v. Wait Wright Jr was born in 1789/1795. He died in 1852 in Porter Twp, Rock Co., Wisconsin, USA. Wait married Lucinda Stoner, daughter of Henry Stoner. Lucinda was born in 1803. 35 M vi. Amos Wright was born in 1797/1806. 36 F vii. Margaret Wright was born about 1798. She died on Dec 1 1864. Margaret married John Batter. 37 F viii. Electa Wright was born in 1799. She died in Darlington. Electa married Daniel Hudgins, son of Sgt. William Hudgins U.E. and Esther Nelson ?, on Jul 28 1819. Daniel was born in 1797 in New Brunswick. He died before 1871 in Darlington. 38 M ix. Simeon Wright was born in 1800/1802. Simeon married Eunice Bowling. + 39 M x. Joshua B Wright was born in 1801/1806 and died after 1880. 40 M xi. Smith Wright was born about 1806. + 41 M xii. Reuben Wright was born about 1806. 42 F xiii. Hannah Wright was born about 1809. 43 F xiv. Permelia Wright was born about 1809. 44 F xv. Betsey Wright. 7. Lozina Wright (Simeon) was born about 1759 and was christened on Feb 24 1788 in By Rev. John Langhorn. Lozina married James Lindsay. They had the following children: Apr 26 2006 Descendants of Captain Simeon Wright Page 3 45 M i. John Lindsay was christened on Feb 9 1789 in By Rev. John Langhorn. 46 F ii. Margaret Lindsay was christened on Jun 7 1791. 47 F iii. Elizabeth Lindsay was christened on Jul 10 1793. 48 F iv. Catharine Lindsay was christened on Jan 29 1795. 49 M v. James Lindsay was christened on Jul 9 1797. 50 F vi. Lamy Lindsay. 51 F vii. Jane Lindsay. Third Generation 11. Simeon Wright (Simeon, Simeon) was born on Mar 12 1772 in Rutland, VT. He died on Apr 9 1833. Simeon married Susannah Abbot on Nov 8 1796 in Lea, MA. Susannah was born on Nov 7 1778. She died on Jan 18 1862. They had the following children: 52 M i. Seth Wright was born on Jan 22 1792. 53 M ii. Hiram Wright was born on Jul 25 1802. 54 M iii. Wait F Wright was born on Jul 20 1807. 55 M iv. Robert P Wright was born on Aug 26 1809. 56 M v. James N Wright was born on Feb 20 1818. 12. Freelove Wright (Simeon, Simeon) was born on Oct 28 1774. Freelove married Martin Mead about 1795. They had the following children: 57 M i. Simeon Mead. 14. Daniel Wright (Simeon, Simeon) was born on Jun 6 1778. He died on Dec 30 1873. Daniel married Ruth Todd before 1805. Ruth was born about 1784. Daniel and Ruth had the following children: Apr 26 2006 Descendants of Captain Simeon Wright Page 4 58 F i. Mary Wright was born on Sep 25 1805. She died in 1884. Mary married Masury Woodward before 1837. Masury was born on Apr 18 1802. He died in 1891. 30. James Wright (Wait, Simeon) was born in 1782/1807. He had the following children: 59 F i. Julia Wright. 31. Rachel Wright U.E. (Wait, Simeon) was born about 1790 in PE Co, Ont. She died about 1829 in South Bay, S Marysburg, PE Co, Ont. Rachel married William Hudgin Jr. U.E., son of Sgt. William Hudgins U.E. and Esther Nelson ?. William was born in 1788 in New Brunswick. He died on Apr 25 1871 in South Bay, S Marysburg, PE Co, Ont and was buried in South Bay Cem. They had the following children: 60 F i. Harriet Hudgin U.E. was born in 1815. She died in 1877. Harriet married John William Alexander Banker, son of Abraham Banker and Ruth Marie Dollory. John was born in 1816 in Ottawa. 61 M ii. Moses Hudgin U.E. was born in 1818 in South Bay, S Marysburg, PE Co, Ont. He died on May 18 1878 in South Bay, S Marysburg, PE Co, Ont. Moses married Ann Mouck, daughter of Michel-Eusebe (Michael) Mouck and Nancy Ann Collier, on Oct 21 1842 in South Bay?, Marysburg, Ont. Ann was born about 1825 in South Bay, S Marysburg, PE Co, Ont. She died on Dec 11 1897 in South Bay, S Marysburg, PE Co, Ont. 62 F iii. Eliza Jane Hudgin U.E. was born in 1820. She died on Jul 19 1877. Eliza married Philip Dulmage, son of David Dulmage and Ann Roblin, on Feb 26 1839 in Marysburgh, Ont. Philip was born in 1802. 63 F iv. Ann Hudgin U.E. was born in 1822. Ann married Capt. Solomon Mouck "Black Solomon Mouck", son of Michel- Eusebe (Michael) Mouck and Nancy Ann Collier, on Nov 20 1842 in Marysburgh, PE Co, Ont. Black Solomon Mouck was born in 1819. He died in 1868. 64 M v. John Hudgin U.E. was born in 1826. He died in 1859. John married Ellen Hicks on Nov 20 1842 in Marysburgh. 65 M vi. Aaron Hudgin U.E. was born in 1827. He died in 1833. 39. Joshua B Wright (Wait, Simeon) was born in 1801/1806. He died after 1880 in Huron Co. Michigan. Joshua married Leah ?. They had the following children: Apr 26 2006 Descendants of Captain Simeon Wright Page 5 66 M i. Jesse Wright was born about 1835. 67 M ii. Charles Wright was born in 1840. 68 F iii. Louisa Wright was born about 1843. 41. Reuben Wright (Wait, Simeon) was born about 1806. Reuben married Sarah. They had the following children: 69 M i. David Wright. David married C Minaker, daughter of John Minaker and Phoebe VanCleaf or VanClief, on Jan 20 1863. Appendix A - Notes (This contains material from many sources, and should be used only as a guide to research.
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