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Mary Ellen Schregleman Wright - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Madison Journal Sep[tember 20, 1940

Former Tallulah Girl Passes Away In New Orleans

Mrs. Mary Ellen Schregleman Wright, of New Orleans, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. N. 
Schregleman, of Tallulah, passed away at the Baptist hospital of that city on Thursday, September 12 
after a short illness.

Mrs. Wright was a native of Madison parish, born January 22, 1912, and was a graduate of Xavier Academy 
of Vicksburg being a member of the class of 1930. She had been a resident of New Orleans for several years 
and only recently was married to William F. Wright.

The funeral was in charge of the McMahon Funeral Parlors, of New Orleans, and was conducted from the 
Incarnate Word Church of that place. The burial took place in the St. Patrick Cemetery No. 1, New Orleans.

Besides her husband and parents, Mrs. Wright is survived by one sister, Miss Evelyn Schregleman, and 
three brothers, Joe, Jr., Andrew James, ,and Hewes Findley Schregleman.
Mrs. B. M. Craig. Interment was in the Silver Cross cemetery.