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  1. 1.  Joseph Wright was born in 1792 in E ASTON CLINTON (son of Thomas Wright and Hannah Price); died on 26 Nov 1792.

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Thomas Wright was born in 1761 in E ASTON CLINTON (son of Thomas Wright and Elizabeth Reeve).

    Thomas married Hannah Price. Hannah (daughter of John Price and Hannah) was born in 1759 in E ASTON CLINTON; died on 26 Jul 1796. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Hannah Price was born in 1759 in E ASTON CLINTON (daughter of John Price and Hannah); died on 26 Jul 1796.
    Children:
    1. Sarah Wright was born in 1783 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    2. ANN Wright was born in 1786 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    3. Mary Wright was born in 1788 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    4. Thomas Wright was born in 1791 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    5. 1. Joseph Wright was born in 1792 in E ASTON CLINTON; died on 26 Nov 1792.


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  Thomas Wright was born in 1732 in E ASTON CLINTON (son of Robert Wright and (Unknown) Jane); died on 31 Jan 1813.

    Thomas married Elizabeth Reeve. Elizabeth was born in 1739 in E ASTON CLINTON. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 5.  Elizabeth Reeve was born in 1739 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    Children:
    1. 2. Thomas Wright was born in 1761 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    2. ANN Wright was born in 1762 in E ASTON CLINTON; died on 13 May 1764 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    3. ANN Wright was born in 1764 in E ASTON CLINTON; died on 27 Jun 1766 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    4. Joseph Wright was born in 1765 in E ASTON CLINTON; died on 22 Jun 1800 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    5. William Wright was born in 1767 in E ASTON CLINTON; died on 15 Jul 1795 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    6. Robert Wright was born in 1769 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    7. James Wright was born in 1773 in E ASTON CLINTON; died on 24 Nov 1852 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    8. George Wright was born in 1775 in E ASTON CLINTON; died on 24 May 1847 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    9. John Wright was born in 1779 in E ASTON CLINTON; died on 6 Dec 1853 in E ASTON CLINTON.

  3. 6.  John Price was born about 1725 in Unknown; died on 24 Apr 1800.

    John married Hannah. Hannah was born about 1725; died on 19 Oct 1803. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  4. 7.  Hannah was born about 1725; died on 19 Oct 1803.
    Children:
    1. 3. Hannah Price was born in 1759 in E ASTON CLINTON; died on 26 Jul 1796.


Generation: 4

  1. 8.  Robert Wright was born in 1703 in E ASTON CLINTON (son of Thomas Wright and Anne Wells); died on 13 Aug 1775.

    Robert married (Unknown) Jane. (Unknown) was born in ABT1705 in Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 9.  (Unknown) Jane was born in ABT1705 in Unknown.
    Children:
    1. Mary Wright was born in 1729 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    2. 4. Thomas Wright was born in 1732 in E ASTON CLINTON; died on 31 Jan 1813.
    3. ANN Wright was born in 1734 in E ASTON CLINTON.
    4. William Wright was born in 1737 in E ASTON CLINTON.


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