A.S. Wright: Difference between revisions
Migratebot (talk | contribs) Created page with " '''Born:''' '''Died:''' '''Married: '''J. E. Wright '''Children: '''Gracie (born October 29, 1882; died June 1, 1891) Little is known about '''A.S. Wright''' but the initials of his wife, the name of their daughter and the street they lived on. <span style="">Gracie Wright alone is buried in Pine Ridge Cemetery<span style="">, with the note "Daughter of A.S. and J. E. Wright." ----- ''Plattsburgh Sentinel'', February 25, 1898 '''Sa..." |
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'''Children: '''Gracie (born October 29, 1882; died June 1, 1891) | '''Children: '''Gracie (born October 29, 1882; died June 1, 1891) | ||
Little is known about '''A.S. Wright''' but the initials of his wife, the name of their daughter and the street they lived on. | Little is known about '''A.S. Wright''' but the initials of his wife, the name of their daughter and the street they lived on. Gracie Wright alone is buried in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery]], with the note "Daughter of A.S. and J. E. Wright." | ||
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A new street has been proposed from Broadway to Park avenue in front of the residence of [[A. | A new street has been proposed from Broadway to Park avenue in front of the residence of [[A. S. Wright|A. S. Wright]], to be called Cedar street. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:32, 9 January 2026
Born:
Died:
Married: J. E. Wright
Children: Gracie (born October 29, 1882; died June 1, 1891)
Little is known about A.S. Wright but the initials of his wife, the name of their daughter and the street they lived on. Gracie Wright alone is buried in Pine Ridge Cemetery, with the note "Daughter of A.S. and J. E. Wright."
Plattsburgh Sentinel, February 25, 1898
Saranac Lake
A new street has been proposed from Broadway to Park avenue in front of the residence of A. S. Wright, to be called Cedar street.