Edward Wright

  Noted events in his life were:

• Background Information: ⁶⁷⁶
From a footnote in Concord in the Colonial Period, pgs. 89-90:

"Part of the consideration received by Hoar was Edward Wright of Concord sold John Hoare "all the right title & interest which Edward Wright of Concord aforesaid husbandman hath or should have in and to certain houses lands & hereditaments &c in the Lordship of Castle Browmick in the Coun[ty] of Warrick in the Kingdom of England by virtue of a deed of a gift made by Edward Wright of Castle Browmick aforesaid to feoffees in trust for the use of Francis Wright sonn and heyre apparent of the said Edward and of Mary Wiggin, daughter of John Wiggin: Wiggin of Aldridge in the Count[y] of Stafford (before the soleminizing of a marriage between the said Francis and the said Mary) & to their heyres &c the said deed of gift being now in the hands of mee the said John Hoare, and beareth date the 27th day of June in the 10th year of King James [1613] &c." [Middlesex Deeds, L. 4, f. 409]