Wright Siblings

Homer A Wright & Caroline R were children of Thomas L Wright & Phoebe Rogers.

Homer married a widower named Mary Jane Jones; she was the daughter of Richard Green & Martha Felt.

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The Enterprise, 5 Mar 1936
HOMER A. WRIGHT SERVICES HELD AT KENNARD
Homer A. Wright, 75, died shortly after 4 p.m. Saturday at the Dick Stricklett home at Blair. Although he had been bedfast since being taken to the Stricklett home his condition was not considered critical.  Mr. Wright was born June 9, 1860, in New York state where he grew to manhood, coming to Kennard in 1896 to go into the general mercantile business with his brother, Chas. L. Wright, now of Verbank Village, N. Y. He sold his interest to E. C. Nelson to go into the drayage business. About 10 years ago he retired from active work.  His marriage to Mrs. Mary Jane Jones occurred February 8, 1905. Mrs. Wright died 10 years ago. He is survived by two step-daughters, Mrs. Carl Ward of Kennard and Blanche Jones of Hastings. Also his brother, Chas L., another brother and a number of sisters, nieces and nephews all in New York state.  Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Kennard Methodist church, with burial in the Kennard cemetery.

The Blair Pilot, 6 Jan 1926
Mary Janes Green was born at Baraboo, Wisconsin, February 10, 1958 and departed this life December 29th, 1925, at Kennard, Nebraska. She was united in marriage to Fred D. Jones August 28, 1881, who preceded her in death 37 years ago. To this union four children were born. Burr R. Jones, of Beaver Crossing, Nebr., Mrs. Maude Schmeller, of Guide Rock, Nebr., Blanche Jones, of Hastings and Mrs. Jessie Ward, of Kennard, Nebr. She was again united in marriage to Homer A. Wright February 8, 1905. She leaves to mourn her loss her husband, children, three brothers and eleven grandchildren. She was a member of the Baptist Church for many years, but of late years she affiliated with the Church of God, of which she was a faithful member at the time of her death. She was a kind and loving mother and will be greatly missed by her family and friends. The funeral services were held in the Methodist Church in Kennard on Thursday, J. W. Williams, of Gladbrook, Iowa officiating assisted by the local pastor.
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Caroline married Rev Benjamin Franklin Hurlbut, the son of Edson E Hurlbut & Charlotte M Jaynes and they had 2 sons - Harold & Dwight.

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Jefferson County Journal, 30 May 1917
Resolutions of the Federated Churches of Mannsville, NY, on the Death of Mrs Carrie Hurlburt
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God in His wise providence to removed our sister from the scenes of her earthly usefulness to the domain of the Great Master above, and while we deplore the loss of our sister with feelings of deep regret, we desire to express our appreciation of the honorable career and noble Christian character of the decease in the community in which she has lived for the past five years. But most of all, our hearts will go out in sympathy to the devoted husband, Rev B F Hurlburt, bereft of a loving companion, and to the sons, bereft of a kind and devoted mother, whose joys and sorrows she has shared for so many years. Resolved, that our heartfelt sympathy be tendered to the family in their bereavement. Resolved, that as a token of respect, this memorial be entered in the church records, a copy sent to the bereaved family and also to the local papers for publication. "Should she be gone, you'd find that home. E'en though it might be plain and small, Would lack a something that should come, As sunbeams through the shutters fall. Should she be gone the empty chair, Could ne'er be filled by anyone; For as they sat around her there, Her smiles and patience were like sun. Should she be gone, 'tis hard to say, Wives and mothers fill such space, As makes this world worth while to stay, What could we do, who could replace, Should she be gone?" ~ The Board of Trustees of the Federated Churches 
 

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Madison County Times, Fri, 26 Aug 1949
Rev B F Hurlbut Prominent Rural Pastor Passes On
Rev B F Hurlbut died Aug 19 at his home in Cazenovia after a long illness.  He would have been 89 years of age today. He was born Aug 26, 1869, in Georgia, VT, a son of Edson E and Charlotte Jaynes Hurlbut. He worked on his father's farm and taught school for some years. At the age of 25, he entered Crozier Seminary to study for the ministry. After graduating he served Baptist pastorates at Beekman Delaware County and other pastorates in Massachusetts and Connecticut. In 1912, he helped organize the Community Church in Munnsville, combining the Baptist and Congregational Churches. After seven years, he went to Memphis and then to Chittenango. He retired in 1930. However, he continued most active as a supply pastor in various churches. He was strictly a rural pastor and was a seventh degree Granger. He was most active in Grange work and held several offices. He was one of the organizers of Rural Life Sunday and conducted the first such Sundays in Madison County in 1936. He married Miss Carrie Wright in 1889 and she died in 1917. In 1920, he married Miss Ina Freeman of Munnsville who survives. He also leaves three sons, D M Hurlbut of Detroit, Harold of Southington, Conn, John of Sea Bright, NJ and one granddaughter. Final rites were held Sunday from the Cazenovia Baptist Church and a large number paid their final respects to a beloved pastor, granger and neighbor.