Frederick Charles WRIGHT

Birth14/5/1878 - Fonthill Road, Islington, East County of Middlesex, London, London, England

Death4/8/1954 - 104 Cook Street, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

MotherEliza Victoria ROBERTS

FatherEdward Samuel Wright

Born in Fonthill Road, Islington, East County of Middlesex, London, London, England on 14/5/1878 to Edward Samuel Wright and Eliza Victoria ROBERTS. Frederick Charles WRIGHT married Lucille Maud (Lucy) QUAIFE-CHAPMAN and had 7 children. He passed away on 4/8/1954 in 104 Cook Street, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

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Parents

Edward Samuel Wright
1844 - 1916

Eliza Victoria Roberts
1850 - 1938

Spouse(s)

Lucille Maud (Lucy) Quaife-chapman
1884 - 1915

Lily Lydia Dyson Needham
1899 - 1983

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Leonard George Wright
1907 - 1986

Frederick John Wright
1905 - 1995

Marguerite Devona Wright
1920 - 1997

James Robert Wright
1928 - 2009

Lily Rose Wright
Unknown - 2017

Noreen Wright
1930 - 2018

William Reginald Wright
1913 - 1998

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