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John Edward “Jack” Wright

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John Edward “Jack” Wright

Birth
Athens County, Ohio, USA
Death
3 May 1944 (aged 49)
Cherryvale, Montgomery County, Kansas, USA
Burial
Medway, Clark County, Ohio, USA Add to Map
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Born in Floodwood, Ohio, to John William and Nancy Alice Spires Wright. By the age of 15, Jack was already working as a coal miner and later took up blacksmithing. In 1930 he was a machinist in Dayton, Ohio. Sometime later he moved his family to nearby Osborn to work at Patterson Field (now Wright-Patterson Air Force Base). In 1942, he took an assignment to Coffeyville Army Air Field and moved his family to Cherryvale, Kansas. There he supported WW2 pilot training as a machine shop foreman until his death in 1944. He was married to Addie Mae Wilson and they had three children: Edith Elaine, Samuel Earl, and Eldene Fay.
Born in Floodwood, Ohio, to John William and Nancy Alice Spires Wright. By the age of 15, Jack was already working as a coal miner and later took up blacksmithing. In 1930 he was a machinist in Dayton, Ohio. Sometime later he moved his family to nearby Osborn to work at Patterson Field (now Wright-Patterson Air Force Base). In 1942, he took an assignment to Coffeyville Army Air Field and moved his family to Cherryvale, Kansas. There he supported WW2 pilot training as a machine shop foreman until his death in 1944. He was married to Addie Mae Wilson and they had three children: Edith Elaine, Samuel Earl, and Eldene Fay.


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