This photo, (c1901) has three generations of my Wright line: My ggg-grandfather, Salmon Holmes Wright(1839-1915); my great-great-grandparents, Wm. Sherman Wright(1866-1939) and Zella Ann (Waskom) Wright(1868-1949); and my great-grandfather, Wm. Berkey Wright(1893-1980).

The memorials with the capitalized last names are my direct ancestors. Others are additional spouses or siblings of my direct lines.

If you have information to add to any of my memorials, please contact me. If you have a photo that you would like to share, that would be great, too!

I have identified 100% of my direct ancestors through six generations and 86% through seven generations. I enjoy researching and discovering my ancestors, and I often wonder what their lives were like...what the challenges were that they faced, and what joys they had.

Through these memorials, it is my intention to honor those that came before us and to learn more about them by networking with others. I hope to have helped others in their research as well.

By learning about our ancestors, we learn more about ourselves...and American history!

This photo, (c1901) has three generations of my Wright line: My ggg-grandfather, Salmon Holmes Wright(1839-1915); my great-great-grandparents, Wm. Sherman Wright(1866-1939) and Zella Ann (Waskom) Wright(1868-1949); and my great-grandfather, Wm. Berkey Wright(1893-1980).

The memorials with the capitalized last names are my direct ancestors. Others are additional spouses or siblings of my direct lines.

If you have information to add to any of my memorials, please contact me. If you have a photo that you would like to share, that would be great, too!

I have identified 100% of my direct ancestors through six generations and 86% through seven generations. I enjoy researching and discovering my ancestors, and I often wonder what their lives were like...what the challenges were that they faced, and what joys they had.

Through these memorials, it is my intention to honor those that came before us and to learn more about them by networking with others. I hope to have helped others in their research as well.

By learning about our ancestors, we learn more about ourselves...and American history!