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Surname: WRIGHT
Source:  A List of The Revolutionary Soldiers of Dublin, N.H. by Samuel Carroll Derby, 
          Columbus, Ohio, 1901, page 17, 18

JOHN WRIGHT served in Capt. Salmon Stone's company, July 21-Sept. 26, 1777, at Bennington and 
Stillwater; July 15, 1779, he enlisted for one year, receiving £60 bounty. He removed from 
Dublin. The name may be Wight, the names Wight and Wright, are often interchanged in the records.

OLIVER WRIGHT. This name occurs so frequently in the records that it is difficult to decide as 
to identity. There was a soldier of this name from Hollis, one from Alstead, two probably from 
Marlboro, and possibly one from Dublin, where Oliver Wright signed the Association Test, 1776, 
and was on the invoice list, 1777.  Oliver Wright was in Capt. John Mellen's company, 1777.  He 
and his family removed from Dublin.