Deen, Fordice, Hallett, Hodges and Van Horn Families - Person Sheet
Deen, Fordice, Hallett, Hodges and Van Horn Families - Person Sheet
NameMary Ann Wright
Birth6 Jun 1840, Gambier, Knox County, Ohio
Death18 Sep 1917, Elyria, Lorain County, Ohio
FatherWilliam Henry Wright Sr. (1814-1885)
MotherMary Ransom (1820-1885)
Spouses
Birth18 Sep 1840, Columbiana County, Ohio
Death3 Nov 1912, Delaware, Delaware County, Ohio
BurialGambier, Knox County, Ohio
OccupationCarriage Maker, Undertaker, Civil War Soldier
FatherJohn Ditman Hart (1816-1864)
MotherMargaret Taylor (1816-1854)
Marriage28 Dec 1865, Knox County, Ohio
ChildrenLewis E. (1868-)
Eva May (1872-1872)
Fredrick W. (1873-1915)
Mary Margaret “Mamie” (1882-1954)
Notes for Mary Ann Wright
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Marriage 1866
Mother of 4 children - 3 living in 1900 - Mary was the youngest child
Mother and Father born in England
Confirmed in US Census 1900 - College Township Gambier village, Knox, Ohio, United States
Other children
Lewis E. Hart
Eva May Hart
Burgess Hart
They had 4 Children:
1.) Lewis E. Hart Born: 28 May 1868
2.) Eva May Hart Born: March 1872 and died 22 June 1872
3.) Freerick W. Hart Born: 14 Dec. 1873, Gambier
4.) Mary Martha Hart Born: 20 March 1882, College Twp.
1880 U.S. Federal Census College Twp., Knox Co., OH Page 241B
Wm. Hart, 1841, OH, Self, FB & MB PA, W, M, Married, 39, Wagon & Carriage Maker and Undertaker
Mary A. Hart, 1841, OH, Wife, FB & MB Eng., Married, 39, Keeping House
Lewis E. Hart, 1868, OH, Son, FB & MB OH, W, M, Single, 12
Frerick w. Hart, 1874, OH, Son, FB & MB OH, W, M, Single, 6
1900 U.S. Federal Census Gambier Village, Knox Co., OH Page 6B
Wm. T. Hart, Head, W, M, Sept. 1840, 59, Married 34 Years, OH, FB & MB PA, Carriage Maker
Mary A. Hart, Wife, W, F, June 1840, 59, Married 34 Years, 4 Children- 3 Living, OH, FB & MB Eng.
Mary M. Hart, Daughter, W, F, March 1882, 18, Single, OH, FB & MB OH, At School
History of Knox Co., Ohio Page 685
Wm. T. Hart, undertaker, Gambier. Gambier has one of the best and most extensive undertaking establishments in the county, opened in 1878 by Mr. W.T. Hart, who keeps on hand first-class burial material of all descriptions. He is also prepared to embalm bodies, and can respond to a call on short notice. Special attention is given to this branch on undertaking. He has for his use one of the best and finest hearses and teams in the county. His success in the business has been beyond his most sanguine expectation. He has calls from and attends funerals in a territory of more than ten miles around Gambier. Within thirty months he has received 93 calls and has promptly attended the same. His past experience in that line is a guarentee that the work in the future as in the past will give equal satisfaction to the bereaved.
Marriage 1866
Mother of 4 children - 3 living in 1900 - Mary was the youngest child
Mother and Father born in England
Confirmed in US Census 1900 - College Township Gambier village, Knox, Ohio, United States
Other children
Lewis E. Hart
Eva May Hart
Burgess Hart
They had 4 Children:
1.) Lewis E. Hart Born: 28 May 1868
2.) Eva May Hart Born: March 1872 and died 22 June 1872
3.) Freerick W. Hart Born: 14 Dec. 1873, Gambier
4.) Mary Martha Hart Born: 20 March 1882, College Twp.
1880 U.S. Federal Census College Twp., Knox Co., OH Page 241B
Wm. Hart, 1841, OH, Self, FB & MB PA, W, M, Married, 39, Wagon & Carriage Maker and Undertaker
Mary A. Hart, 1841, OH, Wife, FB & MB Eng., Married, 39, Keeping House
Lewis E. Hart, 1868, OH, Son, FB & MB OH, W, M, Single, 12
Frerick w. Hart, 1874, OH, Son, FB & MB OH, W, M, Single, 6
1900 U.S. Federal Census Gambier Village, Knox Co., OH Page 6B
Wm. T. Hart, Head, W, M, Sept. 1840, 59, Married 34 Years, OH, FB & MB PA, Carriage Maker
Mary A. Hart, Wife, W, F, June 1840, 59, Married 34 Years, 4 Children- 3 Living, OH, FB & MB Eng.
Mary M. Hart, Daughter, W, F, March 1882, 18, Single, OH, FB & MB OH, At School
History of Knox Co., Ohio Page 685
Wm. T. Hart, undertaker, Gambier. Gambier has one of the best and most extensive undertaking establishments in the county, opened in 1878 by Mr. W.T. Hart, who keeps on hand first-class burial material of all descriptions. He is also prepared to embalm bodies, and can respond to a call on short notice. Special attention is given to this branch on undertaking. He has for his use one of the best and finest hearses and teams in the county. His success in the business has been beyond his most sanguine expectation. He has calls from and attends funerals in a territory of more than ten miles around Gambier. Within thirty months he has received 93 calls and has promptly attended the same. His past experience in that line is a guarentee that the work in the future as in the past will give equal satisfaction to the bereaved.