Hmm, thanks Rosie and Tazz, you've set me a nice conundrum.
Perhaps Wright is not such an unusual first name - possibly even 'normal for Norfolk'!
I need to sit down with pen and paper and figure out which is the right Wright.
Rosie's first, ( and important) finding was that George was a widower at marriage, making me think that he would be older than her. If she was born 1745 (Tazzie's first suggestion), then she would already be 29 at marriage in 1774 and 42 when she had her last child Ann in 1787. Not impossible, but quite a 'mature mother' for that century.
At the other extreme, if she is the Wright born 1756 (Tazzie's latest post) then she would be a young(ish) bride at 18-19 when married in 1774. Do 18 year old girls marry widowers? She is also from different parish though still in Lynn.
Tazzie's second Wright who dies age 68 (wife of George the Mariner) does however fit in with Rosie's Wright born 45/46. I should check if Union Lane is in St Margarets parish. Where did you find this 'earlier burial' Tazzie? Date? Location?
Rosie's 3rd post, offers a Wright who died aged 60 in 1821 - suggesting a birthdate of 1761. I think we may have to rule this Wright out as a potential bride for George in 1774 - 13 year old brides are definitely not normal for Norfolk even then!
Plenty for me to ponder.
Thanks for sticking at this
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