Bonnie, Yes, Bettie Wright was mentioned in the Hatmaker divorce case. May 24, 1900 Tennei Hatmaker vs John Hatmaker Here is what it says about her in the divorce. "that the defendant had wilfully deserted the Complainant without a reasonalbe cause, turned her hout of door and refused and neglected to provide for her as charged, and that he had also committed adultery with one Bettie Wright after his marriage to Complainant and before the filing of this bill as charged," John B. Wright vs Emma Wright dismissed 6 Jan 1893 It was dismissed because Emma Wright failed to appear. Also states she was a non-resident of the state of Tennessee. John Wright vs Mary Wright 18 Mar 1886 (Circuit Court Minues, Nov 188-Feb 1887, pp526, p543) Mary B. Rominger vs Frank Rominger 21 June 1890 She was granted the divorce and restored to her maiden name Mary B. Wright. Also given custody of one child. The child's name is not mentioned. (Circuit Court Minutes, Jun 1887-Feb 1892, p341, 355) Hope this helps you. My Sharp/Allen/Lay lines have been and still is a "fun bunch" to figure out also. Kathy