Person:Louisiana Hagan (1)

Listed in the 1850 Houston County, Texas Census as Lucy A. Hagin, age 12, born Houston County. With parents and siblings. There is a Tillman White as head of family a few doors down with a 12 year old William H. White...maybe future husband?

Listed in the 1860 Houston County, Texas Census as Lucy White, age 21, born VA. With parents and possibly niece and nephew.

Listed in the 1870 Houston County, Texas Census, Precinct 4, enumerated November 26th, page 268, Dwelling 65, Household 65 as Lucy Wright, age 31, born TX. With John Wright, age 40, born TN; Walter, age 4, born TX; Ina, age 2, born TX; Thom Legan, age 21, born TX; E. Legan, female, age 19, born TX; Jim McManners, male, age 16, born TX; William McManners, age 14, born TX; Arthur McManners, age 12, born TX; Laura McManners, age 10, born TX; Maggie McManners, age 8, born TX; Jim Hill, age 18, born AR.

According to Lillian's family tree, "Louisiana Hagan, Lucy Ann in some records, was 12 years old in the John C. Hagin Census recods (sic) of 1850. Houston Co. was given as her birthplace. In 1882 she wrote:"I was married to my present husband in Nov. 1861." This was John G. Wright, and her letter says he was in the Commissary Dept. of the Confederate Army for three years. They lived at Lovelady, Houston Co. for the years 1862 - 1882 and were moving to a farm near Lampasas Springs, Burnett Co., Texas. Both were still alive in Burnett Co. in 1892. Her letter of 1882 was written to Anna Keller, daughter of William Keller (See No. 95) in Montgomery Co., Kansas. The letter said, "I was not much suprised (sic) but more than glad to form the acquaintance of more of my Dear Mother's relatives and to hear from Aunt Ruie again whom I have heard my mother speak so often." This is a reference to Zeruiah (Starr) Keller, widow of her mother's half-brother Daniel Keller (Jr.)

"The Wrights had seven children, according to this letter: the first had died in infancy; Walter, fourteen in 1882; Ina May, died when four; Mary, eleven in 1882; Ernest, nine in 1882; Rosannah, five in 1882; John, one in 1882."