Griffin R Wright
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Griffin and Malinda had the following children, all apparently born in Lincoln County, Tennessee: | Griffin and Malinda had the following children, all apparently born in Lincoln County, Tennessee: | ||
| − | #Edith Chapman Wright 1838 married first to Thomas Washington Duncan and secondly | + | #Edith Chapman Wright 1838 married first to Thomas Washington Duncan on 3 Oct 1854 in Arkansas or in the Indian Territory; and secondly married William C Martin in California; |
| − | #James Solomon Wright 1839, never married | + | #James Solomon Wright 1839, never married; |
| − | #Annie Moore Wright ~1840, married a "Mr Hamlin" or Hamblin, Hamblen and she died by 1898 | + | #Annie Moore Wright ~1840, married a "Mr Hamlin" or Hamblin, Hamblen and she died by 1898; |
| − | #John Elliot Wright 1841 married first Mary Ellen M L Lowe and secondly C Van Lindt | + | #John Elliot Wright 1841 married first Mary Ellen M L Lowe and secondly C Van Lindt; |
| − | #William Tucker Wright 1844 married Mary Elizabeth Burrow | + | #William Tucker Wright 1844 married Mary Elizabeth Burrow; |
| − | #Thomas Jefferson Wright 1846 married Laura Josephine Bourland | + | #Thomas Jefferson Wright 1846 married Laura Josephine Bourland; |
| − | #George Washington Higgins Wright 1848 married first Mary Ellen Redwine and secondly Lavina V S Geurin | + | #George Washington Higgins Wright 1848 married first Mary Ellen Redwine and secondly Lavina V S Geurin; |
| − | #Elizabeth Randall Wright ~1850 married Elkanah Archibald "Kana" Richards | + | #Elizabeth Randall Wright ~1850 married Elkanah Archibald "Kana" Richards. |
Several of Malinda's siblings and her parents were members of the Cumberland Presyterian Church at Norris Creek in Lincoln County, Tennessee. In 1853, several of these got a letter of dismissal, so they could rejoin the same church in the area to which they were going. | Several of Malinda's siblings and her parents were members of the Cumberland Presyterian Church at Norris Creek in Lincoln County, Tennessee. In 1853, several of these got a letter of dismissal, so they could rejoin the same church in the area to which they were going. | ||
