Husband: John C. WRIGHT
Birthdate: abt 1790
Birthplace: Virginia
Death date: abt 1855
Place of death: Kentucky
Burial:
Father: Thomas WRIGHT
Mother: Esther

Marriage date: 1811
Marriage place: Charlotte Virginia

Wife: Catherine G. WEATHERFORD
Birthdate: abt 1797
Birthplace: Virginia
Death date: after 1860
Place of death: Kentucky
Burial:
Father: Charles WEATHERFORD
Mother: Polly JONES

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Martha Ann WRIGHT
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1814
Birthplace: Charlotte Virginia
Death date: 1901
Place of death: Daviess Kentucky
Burial: Elmwood Cemetery
Marriage date: 1837
Marriage place: Daviess Kentucky
Spouse's name: Douglas LITTLE

Child No. 2: Nancy Catherine WRIGHT
Sex: F
Birthdate: 6/14/1822
Birthplace: Kentucky
Death date: 7/29/1853
Place of death: Kentucky
Burial:
Marriage date: 12/05/1841
Marriage place: Daviess Kentucky
Spouse's name: Hiram Lucius LITTLE

Child No. 3: Mary Elizabeth WRIGHT
Sex: F
Birthdate: 4/02/1815
Birthplace:
Death date: 5/31/1858
Place of death:
Burial:
Marriage date: 1838
Marriage place: Daviess Kentucky
Spouse's name: Andrew WALTRIP
 
 
Documentation:
* Family stories,
* Census records,
* Notes from Martha's son L P Little and his daughter Laura's research. L P Little even wrote that three of his brothers died very young of tuberculosis. They connected Polly Jones Weatherford to a Thomas Jones of Bermuda Hundred, Henrico, Virginia and this author feels that Polly was merely a nickname and this line needs more work. The 1810 census of Charlotte lists a Patsy Weatherford living near many other Weatherford families including a Charles. However we found in the Charlotte County Miscellany notes that Benoni Smith gave the surety to marriage for Catherine Weatherford....Catherine and John are found living with her daughter Mary Ann Waltrip on the 1850 census and only Catherine is found on the 1860 census, apparently widowed, and living with other daughter Martha Ann Wright Little, but we also find the Waltrip's children living in this household. Some speculate that John Wright had a son and while it is quite possible, this author found no proof.