The Theodore F. Wright Family Page

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• Index of Individuals


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Family Photos

• Bruce W. Wright (112 KB)
  Bruce Wright, son of William and Jean Wright as a young boy
• Caroline Dunfee Wright (46 KB)
  See the Dunfee Family Tree
• Jack Wright (105 KB)
  Jack Wright was the son of William and Jean Wright. He moved to Florida as a young man.
• Harry Huggins (96 KB)
  Harry Huggins, young son of Wesley Huggins and Rachel Chambers Huggins
• Theodore F. Wright (22 KB)
  Theodore is the oldest Wright we have in our file
• Marmaduke P. Wright (126 KB)
  "Duke" Wright was the son of John W. and Sarah Wright. He was the Chief Armorer at the Asbury Park Armory and lived in Neptune City, NJ. I have several photos and letters written to his father during WWI.
• Helen Wright Poland (121 KB)
  Helen Wright Poland, daughter of Thomas and Mary Wright.
• Thomas Dunfee Wright (17 KB)
  Grandpop Tom is Norman's grandfather.
• Jack & Nona Wright (100 KB)
  and Family on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary
• Edith Wright (45 KB)
  In 1924, Miss Edith Wright was appointed as "Miss Bradley Beach" and went to Atlantic City for the contest.
• Mary Anna Huggins Wright (27 KB)
  Grandmom Mary is Norman's grandmother
• Susan Huggins Gilbert (73 KB)
  Susie was the daughter of Wesley Huggins and Rachel Chambers. She was the wife of Pearson Gilbert.
• The Wright Children (76 KB)
  The children of William and Jean Wright as youngsters.
• Elwood Huggins Wright (20 KB)
  "Arch" as he was known was the son of Tom and Mary Wright and Norman's father.
• Thomas Huggins (26 KB)
  Tom was the son of Wesley Huggins and Rachel Chambers. He was one of the early Constables in Neptune City, NJ.
• Martha Leah Curdt Wright (106 KB)
  Leah was the wife of Elwood Huggins Wright and Norman's mother.
• Wesley Huggins (28 KB)
  Wesley Huggins, father of Mary Anna Huggins Wright
• Winfield Huggins (23 KB)
  Winfield was the son of Wesley Huggins and Rachel Chambers.
• The Elwood Huggins House (83 KB)
  The home of Elwood Huggins was on Main Street in Bradley Beach, NJ. Note the gentleman on the right with the horse and a strip on his pant leg. We think this might have been Thomas Hancock Huggins, brother of Elwood, and one of the first constables in Neptune City, NJ. ca. 1900.
• Rachel Chambers Huggins (32 KB)
  Rachel Chambers, daughter of Solomon and Ann Johnson Chambers, grandaughter of James and Margaret Reynolds Chambers and mother of Mary Anna Huggins Wright
• Ocean Avenue, Bradley Beach, NJ (88 KB)
  This post card was written to Rebbeca Wright Asay by her granddaughter, Florence Branson in the early 1900's. Apparently Florence and her family had visited Sykesville during the Christmas holidays. Most of the buildings are still there and the site looks just about the same today.
• Norman and Marie Wright (54 KB)
  Norman is the great-grandson of Theodore F. Wright and Caroline Dunfee
• William W. Wright (26 KB)
  William W. Wright was the oldest son of Thomas and Mary Wright
• More on Edgar (184 KB)
  These photos describe Edgar's last trip
• Elwood Huggins (37 KB)
  Elwood Huggins, the eldest son of Wesley Huggins and Rachel Chambers was killed by an automobile outside of Ocean Grove while returning home from work. He was an employed by James A. Bradley as a carpenter in Ocean Grove.
• Children of William and Jean Wright (43 KB)
  These are the children of William and Jean Wright as adults.
• Wright Family Coat of Arms (29 KB)
  The name Wright goes back many centuries in England.
• Eleanor Huggins (97 KB)
  Eleanor Huggins was the daughter of Wesley and Rachel Huggins. We believe she was married to a Nelson Shreve.

Family Tree Maker Reports and Trees

• InterneTree: Marie F Wright


• Genealogy Report: Descendants of Theodore F. Wright


• Genealogy Report: Descendants of Thomas Dunfee


• Genealogy Report: Descendants of James J. Chambers


• Genealogy Report: Descendants of Robert W. Morris

Related Files

• Old Cemeteries by Jeannette McClellan Wright (3 KB)
  Jeannette wrote this poem shortly before her untimely death.
• What Happened to Edgar? (4 KB)
  Grand Uncle Edgar died by rather mysterious circumstances. Read this to find out the story.
• Poem by Mary Ann Dunfee (2 KB)
  This was written in 1873 shortly before her death. We have the original document.

Related Links

• Dunfee/Dunphy Family Web Ring Sites
• Official Dunfee/Dunphy/Dunphey Family Web Ring Home Page
• The Official Dunfee/Dunphy Family Home Page