History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 500.
[Bourbon County]  [Paris City and Precinct]

JAMES WILSON WRIGHT, farmer, P. O. Paris; was born in this precinct, Feb.
12, 1812, being the eldest son, and second child born to John A. and
Martha (Kelly) Wright.  Our subject has always been a resident of this
neighborhood, in which he was born, and is one of the substantial
members of the Commonwealth; he was raised on the homestead, to farming
pursuits; soon after leaving the parental roof, and while a single man,
he was for several years engaged in selling goods at Moreland, now
Hutchinson Precinct; he has been twice married; Feb. 11, 1846, to
Hariet Thomas, daughter of Lindsey and Dorcas (Hinton) Thomas; she was
born Jan. 30, 1827; in Shelby County, this State; she died May 15, 1866,
having borne three children, who came to maturity, viz: Laura, now wife
of Nathan Bayless, of this county, and Isaac K., and William L., both
residing in Scott County; Dec. 21, 1871; Mr. Wright was married to
Cynthia Jones, who was born in Hutchinson Precinct, daughter of John I.
Jones and Mary Swartzwelder, both natives of Bourbon County; Mary was
a daughter of Samuel Swartzwelder, a native of Pennsylvania, and
emigrated to this county at an early day; Mr. Wright settled on the
farm he now owns; March 1, 1847, he put all the substantial improvements
on the place that appears today; the farm was purchased of his uncle,
Andrew Wright; the farm having been in the name of the family since
first settlement; he has 500 acres in one body, and has settled his two
sons in Scott County; by his last wife he has three children: Martha
Wilson, James W. Jr. and Clarence Jones.

Wright Kelly Thomas Hinton Bayless Jones Swartzwelder
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Shelby-KY Scott-KY PA

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