| Date of birth | 02 May 1876 |
| Date of death | 15 August 1918 |
| Mothers name | Edith Mary (née Mitchell) |
| Spouses name | Sarah Ann (nee Huff) |
| Spouses date of birth | 1881 |
| Fathers name | George Henry Searle Wright |
| Marriage date | 31 January 1900 |
| Place of marriage | Levin |
| Siblings | Alfred Mitchell (m 1908 Coley), Frederick William, Sidney James, Sarah Edith Louisa (m Howan), Arthur Percy, Ernest Robert Vivian (m 1925 Peters) |
| Children | George Henry Searle (Harry 11 May 1901- ?), Frederick Arthur (Fred 04 September 1902- ?), Irwin Cecil (Joe, 16 August 1904 - 18 October 1976), , |
| Cause of death | Killed in action |
| Buried where | Gommecourt British Cemetery No 2 Hebuterne. IV. F. 30 |
| Places of relevance | , , , , |
| Awards | British War Medal, Victory Medal |
| Place of birth | Foxton, New Zealand |
| Occupation | Flax Miller |
| Place of death | In the Field, France |
| Date of arrival overseas | 11 June 1917 |
| Theatres of war | Western Europe 1917, 1918 |
| Place of embarkation | Wellington on TS "Devon" |
| Surname | WRIGHT |
| War memorial | Foxton |
| Place enlisted | Palmerston North |
| Christian names | George Henry |
| Place of arrival overseas | Devonport, England |
| Wars | WW1 |
| Service number | 41920 |
| Religion | Presbyterian |
| Date enlisted | 18 October 1916 |
| Final rank | Lance-Corporal |
| Regiment or service | 2nd Battalion Wellington Regiment NZEF |
| Embarkation date | 05 April 1917 |
| User reference | 1.71 |
Age on enlistment: 40 years.
Died aged 40 years.
Last Employer & Address: Hemp Co, Rangitane.
NOK: Mother Mrs Edith Mary Wright, Foxton.
Parents had been in NZ 45 years.
Hair: Fair. Eyes: Blue.
Height: 5'10½" Complexion: Fair.
Complexion: Fair.
Weight: 11st. Chest: 34"-36".
Medals were sent to son Mr GHS Wright, Ravensworth Place, Foxton.
Marital status: (Divorced [on enlistment sheet])
Sarah Wright remarried John Henry Fuller in 1918 and had one son Donald Raymond Laurence Fuller.
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