The Maude Irene Wright Line

✷ near Fort Defiance, Ohio · ✝ in a hospital in Eau Claire, Wisconsin

Their home was on a farm in Garden Valley, Wisconsin, for 34 years, from 1877 to 1911. Then they moved to the City Point area, north of the Bills farm. His early childhood was spent on Beaver Island, Michigan. In September, 1856, his… more →

✷ White Pidgeon, Michigan · ✝ Altoona, Wisconsin

Her parents moved to Fitchburg, Dane County, Wisconsin, in March, 1848. She attended a young ladies' seminary in Madison, Wisconsin. The family moved to Portage in 1864 and to Northfield in 1865. Two brothers were Bill and Pafe. One sister… more →

✷ Canada · ✝ Coral City, Wisconsin

He and his brothers came from Michigan to Patosi or Black River Falls, Wisconsin. They set up the Wright mill at Coral City, Wisconsin.

✷ Massachusetts

✷ New York state

He was a farmer and innkeeper.

✷ Johnstown, Canada · ✝ Black River Falls, Wisconsin

✷ Cornwallistown, Canada

✷ Leeds, Canada · ✝ Granville, Canada

He was listed as a private in a flank company of Lennox militia. He received a free military grant of 100 acres.

✷ Elizabethtown, Canada

She was already married by 18120519 which was the date of order-in-council when her land petition was approved.

His grandson, Ben Wright, wrote that 17 children were born to this family, but only six were raised. Phineas was in the Revolutionary War, serving from Lebanon, New Hampshire.

✷ Orange County, New York

He was reputed to be a member of the Orange Rangers and a Tory who went to Halifax, Nova Scotia with the Rangers.

✷ Coventry, Connecticut

✷ Elizabethtown, Canada · ✝ Ontario, Canada

He was a loyalist of Elizabethtown, Ontario, Canada.

✷ Connecticut

✷ Elizabethtown, Canada

✷ Lebanon, Connecticut

✷ Hanover, Massachusetts

✷ Scituate, Massachusetts

✷ Scituate, Massachusetts

✷ Northampton, Massachusetts

✷ Litchfield, Connecticut

✷ Dedham, Massachusetts · ✝ Scituate, Massachusetts

✷ Hingham, Massachusetts

✷ Scituate, Massachusetts

✷ Scituate, Massachusetts

✷ Hartford, Connecticut

✷ Northampton, Massachusetts · ✝ Wood Creek, New York

✷ Windsor, Connecticut · ✝ Litchfield, Connecticut

✷ Windsor, Connecticut

✷ England · ✝ Scituate, Massachusetts

✷ Halifax, England · ✝ Scituate, Massachusetts

He sailed 16350920 on "Truelove" from London, England, to Boston. He settled at Dedham, MA, in 1635. He moved to Scituate before 1649 when he was made freeman. He was a shipbuilder and built the first bridge over North River at Stoney… more →

✷ England · ✝ Westfield, Massachusetts

✷ Scituate, Massachusetts

✷ Hingham, Massachusetts

✷ Scituate, Massachusetts

✷ Windsor, Connecticut · ✝ Coventry, Connecticut

✷ Windsor, Connecticut · ✝ Clinton, Connecticut

✷ Dorchester, Massachusetts

✷ Windsor, Connecticut

He was a Deacon.

✷ Windsor, Connecticut · ✝ Killingworth, Connecticut

✷ Grantham, England

✷ Grantham, England

✷ Hingham, Massachusetts

✷ Tauton, England

✷ Kenilworth, England · ✝ Killingworth, Connecticut

✷ Kenilworth, England · ✝ Killingworth, Connecticut

✷ Chesterton, England · ✝ Windsor, Connecticut

He came to America in 1630. The name has also been spelled Bewelle and Beville.

✷ Dorchester, Massachusetts · ✝ Northampton, Massachusetts

✷ Braintree, England · ✝ Windsor, Connecticut

✷ Ipswich, England · ✝ Windsor, Connecticut

✷ Halifax, England

· ✝ Northampton, Massachusetts

✷ Childwell, England

✷ Shelf, England

✷ Childwell, England

✷ Southwark, England · ✝ Plymouth, Massachusetts

✷ Southwark, England

✷ Braintree, England · ✝ Windsor, Connecticut

✷ Shalford, England · ✝ Windsor, Connecticut

✷ Kent, England · ✝ Scituate, Massachusetts

✷ England · ✝ Hartford, Connecticut

Shown as Sir Robert Buell.

· ✝ England

✷ Shevington, England

✷ Standish, England

✷ Bentley, England · ✝ Halifax, England

✷ Yardley, England · ✝ Kenilworth, England

✷ Southwark, England

✷ Southwark, England

✷ Bocking, England · ✝ Essex, England

· ✝ Braintree, England

✷ Shevington, England

✷ Hawkley, England

✷ Halifax, England

✷ Fortesset, England

✷ Surrey, England

✷ Thaxted, England

✷ Kelvedon, England

✷ Hawkley, England

✷ Gloucester, England

✷ Thaxted, England

✷ Madison Township, Iowa · ✝ Wyoming, Iowa

The A in his name did not stand for any name. He spent most of his life in Linn and Jones counties in Iowa. The family lived for seven years north of City Point, Wisconsin. His occupation was farming.