EBENEZER WRIGHT

Birth15 Dec 1778 - Cambridge, Washington, New York, United States

Death8 Jan 1863 - Buried in the Center White Creek / Waites Corners Cemetery, White Creek, Washington County, NY

MotherSarah Babcock

FatherAbraham Wright

Born in Cambridge, Washington, New York, United States on 15 Dec 1778 to Abraham Wright and Sarah Babcock. EBENEZER WRIGHT married Clarissa Curtis and had 13 children. He passed away on 8 Jan 1863 in Buried in the Center White Creek / Waites Corners Cemetery, White Creek, Washington County, NY.

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Parents

Abraham Wright
1752 - 1814

Sarah Babcock
1756 - 1787

Spouse(s)

Clarissa Curtis
1804 - 1876

Mary Tiffany
1783 - 1824

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William Woodworth Wright
1825 - 1888

Delia Amanda Wright
1829 - 1890

Abram Wright
1806 - 1887

Benjamin T Wright
1804 - 1844

Sarah Wright
1799 - 1813

Julia Maria Wright
1832 - 1917

Elizabeth Wright
1802 - 1820

Ebenezer Wright
1815 - 1894

Stephen Wright
1813 - 1889

Gilbert Wright
1808 - Unknown

Mary Ann Wright
1819 - 1847

Sarah Wright
1823 - 1823

John Wright
1810 - Unknown

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