Mary King Wright

Birth8 Dec 1843 - Sandy Creek, Warren, North Carolina, USA

Death14 Dec 1922 - Henderson, Vance Co, North Carolina-buried in Hoyle Family Cemetery, Gillburg, Vance Co, North Carolina

MotherEmaline L. Harton

FatherZachariah Wright

Born in Sandy Creek, Warren, North Carolina, USA on 8 Dec 1843 to Zachariah Wright and Emaline L. Harton. Mary King Wright married William James Hoyle and had 10 children. She passed away on 14 Dec 1922 in Henderson, Vance Co, North Carolina-buried in Hoyle Family Cemetery, Gillburg, Vance Co, North Carolina.

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Parents

Zachariah Wright
1798 - 1865

Emaline L. Harton
1815 - 1860

Spouse(s)

William James Hoyle
1844 - 1918

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Julia Flemming Hoyle
1878 - 1940

Joseph Lee Hoyle
1881 - 1955

Mary Alice Hoyle
1886 - 1972

Agnes Hannah Hoyle
1868 - 1960

Luther Thomas Hoyle
1878 - 1943

John Hugh Hoyle
1876 - 1960

James Hugh Hoyle
1870 - 1910

Jane E. Hoyle
1871 - Unknown

Catharine Hoyle
1872 - Unknown

Jane E Hoyle
1879 - Unknown

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