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John Wright
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John Wright may refer to:
- John Buckland Wright, New Zealand illustrator
- John C. Wright (born 1961), science fiction and fantasy writer (Nebula award finalist)
- John Cardinal Wright (1909-1979), Roman Catholic Bishop of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- John Charles Wright (1861–1933) Anglican archbishop of Sydney, Australia
- John Farnsworth Wright (1929-2001), British economist
- John Kirtland Wright (1891-1969), American geographer
- John Lloyd Wright, architect and toy designer, son of Frank Lloyd Wright
- John Robert Wright, (born 1973), American Virtue Ethicist
- John "Rookie" Wright, American handball player
- John Vines Wright (1828-1908), member of the U.S. Congress, the Confederate Congress, and a state supreme court justice.
- John Wright (cricketer) (born 1954), member of the New Zealand cricket team, former coach of the Indian cricket team
- John Wright (film editor), Academy Award-winning film editor
- John Wright (ice hockey), former NHL player
- John Wright (inventor), an inventor of electroplating (method patented, 1840)
- John Wright (politician), New Zealand MP, 1996–2002
- Johnny Wright, American music act manager
- John Crafts Wright, was an American congressman from Ohio.
- John Wright (American baseball player), pioneer in baseball integration
- John Wright (drummer), drummer for Nomeansno
- John Wright (footballer), Football (soccer) player who formerly played for Sheffield Wednesday F.C.
- John Wright (Gunpowder Plot), conspirator with Guy Fawkes
- John Wright (minister), youngest Ordained minister of the Evangelical Christian Church, Granbury, TX (USA).
- John Wright (poet), English poet
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