jeremiah wright 1839-1926 (General)
I am searching for information about my great grandfather Jeremiah Wright 1839-1926 who lived in Longhope, then Mitcheldean for the majority of his adult life, describing himself as a labourer, a railway worker and a coal haulier. We have no photos of this man although my mother claims to remember at least one photo when she was a child, of a man with a big bushy beard.
We believe, from burial records, that he is buried in the Walford area, possibly Bishopswood, but again we cannot be sure as parish records don't seem to clarify this....
jeremiah wright 1839-1926
by Mike Pinchin 
, Bedford, England, Thursday, August 20, 2015, 20:39 (3377 days ago) @ Roz Rees
Is this the Jeremiah WRIGHT who married Eliza PHILLIPS 02/11/1861 at Longhope, and later married Alice JONES 18/03/1889 at Mitcheldean?
Three children at Mitcheldean?
1890 Felix Josiah (a blacksmith by 1911)
1891 Sussanah Elizabeth
1894 Gladys May
There are some mentions of what appears to be Felix Josiah in the BNA:-
Gloucester Citizen - Saturday 23 December 1922
James SKINNER, of Ruardean, was charged with stealing two fowls, valued at 15s., the property of Felix J. WRIGHT, blacksmith and brother-in-law of defendant, of Hope Mansell.
Gloucester Citizen - Saturday 30 May 1925
Felix WRIGHT, motor driver, Howle Hill, near Ross, was fined 10s. for driving a motorcar without sufficient lights on May 16th.— P.C. NICHOLS stated the facts.
Gloucester Journal - Saturday 05 September 1925
Felix Josiah WRIGHT, of Cloughton [Coughton?], near . Ross, was summoned for driving a motor car without proper lights at Cinderford on August 8th.—Fined £1. —P.C. COLE was the officer concerned.
It’s not very much but perhaps it shows that Felix moved into Herefordshire (from Mitcheldean where he was in 1911, also as a blacksmith). If his elderly father was still with him it could help explain the General Register entry,
Jeremiah WRIGHT, Death, Q1, 1926, Ross District. Aged 87 (1839).