Grafted Trees™ Genealogy

1810 US Census

1820 US Census

1830 US Census

1840 US Census

 This is speculative, but 1830 census in Albion shows Peter with
 two sons who could be Harvey and Ansel.  Harvey and
 Ansel are in the 1840 census in Albion.  These sons
 are also on the 1820 census, with a Peter Wright up in
 Brownville, Jefferson County, and one (that would be Harvey),
 with a Peter Wright in Russia, Herkimer County in 1810.
 there is a Peter Wright in Volney in 1840, of the right age, but
 with a number of younger children, not reflected in the 1830 census.
 the Peter Wright in the 1850 census in Hastings is too young, but
 possibly another son.  We should look at the 1835 and 1845 census images
 for Albion and Volney, for additional clues, as well as trying to
 verify the relationship the various Peter Wright's (Herkimer, Brownville
 and Albion).
 found an ancestry for Peter Wright, and filled in the dates.  It seems they
 had a son, Peter Parker Wright, born in 1809, and one young son shows on the 1810
 census.  Since Harvey was born in 1805, this is probably not
 Harvey's father.