Glen Wesley Wright, Jr.
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I am a native Alabamian who has called South Carolina home for over 30 years. My family has called Alabama home for at least four generations. The records indicate that my father's side (Wright) migrated across North and South Carolina through Georgia to settle in South Alabama (Wilcox County) My mother's side (Hill) settled in (Dallas County) Alabama from the up-state of South Carolina.
I became interested in my family's history by listening to my father's stories about our relatives. I began searching seriously in the 80's. Due to job and family that research was placed on the back burner.
My love of history and cemetery's keeps me in the hunt for those lost relatives.
I became interested in my family's history by listening to my father's stories about our relatives. I began searching seriously in the 80's. Due to job and family that research was placed on the back burner.
My love of history and cemetery's keeps me in the hunt for those lost relatives.
I am a native Alabamian who has called South Carolina home for over 30 years. My family has called Alabama home for at least four generations. The records indicate that my father's side (Wright) migrated across North and South Carolina through Georgia to settle in South Alabama (Wilcox County) My mother's side (Hill) settled in (Dallas County) Alabama from the up-state of South Carolina.
I became interested in my family's history by listening to my father's stories about our relatives. I began searching seriously in the 80's. Due to job and family that research was placed on the back burner.
My love of history and cemetery's keeps me in the hunt for those lost relatives.
I became interested in my family's history by listening to my father's stories about our relatives. I began searching seriously in the 80's. Due to job and family that research was placed on the back burner.
My love of history and cemetery's keeps me in the hunt for those lost relatives.
