Sarah Marie Wright

(31 July 1964 - )
Sarah Marie Wright|b. 31 Jul 1964|p2219.htm|Larry Lee Wright|b. 27 May 1937\nd. 17 Dec 2000|p2215.htm|Joanna Arvilla Huff|b. 23 Dec 1934\nd. 26 Oct 1984|p551.htm|||||||Clifford T. Huff|b. 2 Apr 1909\nd. 2 Jun 1983|p549.htm|Bernice I. Grieb|b. 20 Sep 1913\nd. 14 Apr 1968|p550.htm|

Fourth cousin once removed of Darrell Allen Martin.
Sarah Marie (Wright) Johnson
Sarah was born in Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan, on 31 July 1964.1 She is the daughter of Larry Lee Wright and Joanna Arvilla Huff. She married Gregory Carl Johnson in Charlotte, Eaton County, Michigan, on 15 October 1983.2
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Descendants of Stephen Hartwell Dutton

Children of Sarah Marie Wright and Gregory Carl Johnson

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  1. [S208] Sarah Marie (Wright) Johnson via e-mail 25 Jan 2004 and shortly thereafter, "born 07/31/1964 in Eaton Rapids, MI".
  2. [S208] Johnson, 2004, "Sarah Marie Wright ... married Gregory Carl Johnson of Charlotte, MI" and "Gregg and I were married 10-14-1983 in Charlotte, Eaton County, MI" and "corrections ... married 10/15/83 (not 10/14)."
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