WALLS |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: husband of Mable Sawyer
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WALLS, Mable SAWYER (~1888-) |
Two Generations from Caleb and Caroline Sawyer: daughter of 1C4 John Sawyer and Ella Loper
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WANG Boqi |
With wife Yin Huiqi, our guests from the International Office at Harvard
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WARREN, Daniel (10GGF, 1626-1715) |
Son of John & Margaret Warren; husband of Mary Barron
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WARREN, John (10GGF and 11GGF, 1585-1667) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
10GGF and 11GGF: father of 10GGF Daniel Warren and 9GGM Mary Warren Bigelow
Watertown founder 1630, listed on monument
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WARREN, Margaret FOWLE (10GGM, 1587-1662) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
Wife of John Warren; widow of William Fowle
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WARREN BIGELOW, Mary (9GGM, 1624-91) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
Daughter of 10GGP John & Margaret Warren
Daughter of John & Margaret Warren; wife of John Bigelow
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WARREN CHILD, Mary (9GGM, 1651-1734) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
Daughter of Daniel & Mary Barron Warren
Wife of John Child
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WARREN, Mary BARRON (10GGM. 1632-1715) |
Among our Middlesex County pioneer ancestors
wife of 10GGF Daniel Warren; mother of 9GGM Mary Warren
Ancestor of our kin in Harvard Square Burial Ground
Descendants in Harvard Square Burial Ground
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WATSON, Anna BRIDGE (2C9R, 1691-1718) |
Buried in Harvard Square
Buried in Harvard Square
Location of grave
Gravestone
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WEBSTER, Bethany RALSTON (Granddaughter, 1995- ) |
I’ve gathered links to her images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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WEBSTER, Declan Crew (Grandson-in-law) |
(Grandson-in-law)
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WEBSTER, Zoe Kathleen (Great-granddaughter, 2019- ) |
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WELBY FARWELL, Olive (10GGM, 1604-1692) |
[Deacon] Henry Farwell, tailor, married Olive Welby at St. Botolph’s, Boston, Lincolnshire, England, 16 April 1629. They had three sons, Samuel, John, and [Ensign] Joseph, and three daughters, Elizabeth (wife of Joseph Wildbore), Mary (wife of John Bates), and Olive (wife of Benjamin Spalding).
Henry Farwell and his wife Olive Welby came to New England about 1636. They resided at Concord and Chelmsford Massachusetts. Henry Farwell died at Chelmsford, Massachusetts 1 Aug. 1670. He left a will dated 12 July 1670. His wife Olive died at Chelmsford, Massachusetts 1 March 1691/2.
Source: Farwell, John Dennis. The Farwell Family : A History of Henry Farwell and his wife Olive (Welby) Farwell of Boston, England, and Concord and Chelmsford, Mass., 1605-1927, with Twelve Generations of their Descendants. (1929): vol. 1 page 10.
In our Plantagenet line as a daughter of 11GGF Richard Welby and 11GGM Frances Bulkeley
In our Plantagenet line
Ancestor of our kin in Harvard Square Burial Ground
Ancestor of our kin in Harvard Square Burial Ground
Eleventh great-granddaughter of King Edward I Longshanks
Immigrant ancestor, Plantagenet descendant
Immigrant ancestor
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WELBY, Elizabeth THIMBLEBY (12GGM, 1535-aft.1571) |
In our Plantagenet line as a daughter of 13GGF Richard Thimbleby and 13GGM Katherine Tyrwhitt. Wife of 12GGF Thomas Welby — married 20 Jun 1560 in Irnham, Lincolnshire, England; Mother of 11GGF Richard Welby;
Died after 1571
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WELBY, Frances BULKELEY (11GGM, c.1568-1610) | In our Plantagenet line by her marriage to 11GGF Richard Welby (1563-1610) 4 June 1596 in Whaplode, Lincolnshire, England.
Daughter of 12GGF Edward Bulkeley (1540-1620) and 12GGM Olive Irby (c1547-1614). Mother of 10GGM Olive Welby Farwell
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WELBY, Richard(11GGF, bef.1564) | In our Plantagenet line as a son of 12GGF Thomas Welby and 12GGM Elizabeth Thimbleby.Married 11GGM Frances Bulkeley, daughter of 12GGF Edward Bulkeley and 12GGM Olive Irby; married 4 Jun 1595 in Whaplode, Lincolnshire, England. Father of 10GGM Olive Welby.
Ancestor of our kin in Harvard Square Burial Ground
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WELBY, Thomas “of Moulton” (12GGF, 1505–bef.1571) |
In our Plantagenet line by his marriage to 12GGM Elizabeth Thimbleby, daughter of 13GGF Sir Richard Thimbleby and 13GGM Katherine Tyrwhitt Thimbleby
Born before 1505 in Moulton, Lincolnshire, England; . Son of 13GGF Thomas Welby and 13GGM Catherine Bray Welby. Father of 11GGF Richard Welby.
Ancestor of our kin in Harvard Square Burial Ground
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WELLINGTON MUNROE, Rebecca (1752-1838) |
Wife of H2C7R John
Location of grave
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WHEELER CARTER, Abi (5GA, 1775-1846) |
Chart
Born in Acton
Born in Carlisle (also)
James & Abi
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WHEELER HARTWELL, Abigail (5GA, 1788-1877) |
Chart
Daughter of Oliver Wheeler II and Hepzibah Munroe; Wife of interesting uncle Simon Hartwell 2nd; sister of Oliver Wheeler III; aunt of Harriet Page Wheeler
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WHEELER, Abigail H (1C4R, 1824-) |
Wife of Richard F Thayer
Daughter of Eli Wheeler and Lydia Carter
Niece of Oliver Wheeler III
First cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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WHEELER, Abigail WOODS (6GGM, 1726-1786) |
Wife of Oliver Wheeler I; mother of Oliver Wheeler II
Descent from Watertown founders 1630
In our Prescott line
Carlisle ancestor
Married to Oliver Wheeler I, in our Lexington Russell line
In our Plantagenet line
Alive 1773
Mother of Oliver Wheeler II of Acton
Hepzibah Wheeler's mother-in-law
Gravestone
Acton North Cemetery
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WHEELER, Abraham (8GGF, 1659-95) |
Housewright in Acton
Son of 9GP Richard and Sarah Prescott Wheeler
Husband of 8GM Tabitha
Father of 7GF Jonathan Wheeler
In our Prescott line
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WHEELER, Agnes LEE (W1C4R, 1820-) |
Wife of Hiram M Wheeler
Niece of Oliver Wheeler III
First cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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WHEELER, Amanda STAPLES (W1C4R, 1820-) |
Wife of Eli Wheeler, Jr.; niece of Oliver Wheeler III; first cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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WHEELER, Ann L (1C4R, ~1840- ) |
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler: daughter of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler and Eliza Osborne
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WHEELER, Benjamin Franklin (4GU, 1808-) |
Son of Oliver III and Hannah
Among descendants of OliverAndHannah
Born (perhaps)in Salem
Birth order uncertain
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
Removed to Ohio>
Mentioned to Orson Whitney by Harriet Wheeler
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WHEELER, Benjamin (1C4R, 1820-) |
Interesting uncle
Son of Eli Wheeler and Lydia Carter
Husband of Susan Reed
Nephew of Oliver Wheeler III
First cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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WHEELER CARTER WHITCOMB, Betsey (5GA, 1792-1879) |
Daughter to Oliver II, wife to two interesting uncles
Chart
Jason
Barnard & Betsey
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WHEELER, Caroline (1C4R, 1830-) |
Wife of William Jones
Daughter of Eli Wheeler and Lydia Carter
Niece of Oliver Wheeler III
First cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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WHEELER, Charles Oliver (4GU, 1805-) |
Son of Oliver III and Hannah, born (perhaps) in Salem
Among descendants of OliverAndHannah
Mentioned to Orson Whitney by Harriet Wheeler
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
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WHEELER, Clara A (1C4R, 1824-) |
Wife of Edward Thayer
Daughter of Eli Wheeler and Lydia Carter
Niece of Oliver Wheeler III; first cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
First cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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WHEELER SAWYER, Clarissa Caroline (4GA) |
Mentioned to Orson Whitney by Harriet Wheeler
Probate of father Oliver’s will
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
Possible 1820 census entry
Daughter of Oliver III and Hannah
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WHEELER, Edith (1C4R, 1824-) |
wife of John A Mills
Daughter of Eli Wheeler and Lydia Carter
Niece of Oliver Wheeler III; first cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
First cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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WHEELER, Eli (5GU, 1780-1853) |
Interesting uncle
Son of Oliver Wheeler II and Hepzibah Munroe
Husband of Lydia Carter
Brother of Oliver Wheeler III; uncle of Harriet Page Wheeler
Uncle of Harriet Page Wheeler
Family group
Chart
Gravestone
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WHEELER, Eli, Jr (1C4R, 1822-) |
Interesting uncle
Son of Eli Wheeler and Lydia Carter
Husband of Julia Fish and of Amanda Staples
Nephew of Oliver Wheeler III
First cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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WHEELER, Eliza OSBORNE (4GA, ~1812-) |
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler: wife of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler
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WHEELER, Hannah ASHBY (4GGM, 1782- ) |
Wife of Oliver Wheeler III, of our Benjamin line of Cambridge pioneers
Married to Oliver Wheeler III, of our Lexington Munroe line
Married to Oliver Wheeler III, of our Lexington Russell line
Chart
Hannah’s descendant list
Descendants actually living in 1856
Four homes
4GGM, of Salem, married Oliver III
Oliver & Hannah
Daughter inimitable, indomitable, and peripatetic Harriet
Son Benjamin
In Hillsboro
In Salem
Shared house with Ashbys
Children Charles, Henry, Clarissa
In Farmington
1820 census
In Freedom
Oliver’s sole heir
Probate of husband Oliver’s will
Descendants
Children and grandchildren
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
Daughter Harriet’s grave in Salt Lake
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WHEELER, Hannah C (1C4R, 1824-) |
Wife of Isaac Jones
Daughter of Eli Wheeler and Lydia Carter
Niece of Oliver Wheeler III
First cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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WHEELER, Hannah RUSSELL (7GGM, 1690- ) |
Sister of James Russell
Wife of Jonathan Wheeler
Carlisle ancestor
In our Lexington Russell line
In our Prescott line
Wife of Jonathan Wheeler
Mother of Oliver Wheeler I
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WHEELER, Harriet C (1C4R, ~1843- ) |
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler: daughter of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler and Eliza Osborne
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WHEELER DECKER YOUNG, Harriet Page (3GGM, 1803-1871) |
Carlisle descendant
In our Plantagenet line
Among descendants of Oliver and Hannah
Among descendants listed by Hannah at probate
Two Generations from Oliver and Hannah Wheeler
Chart
Youth in New York
Two families
Wife of Isaac Decker
Harriet and Her Men
Six children of Isaac and Harriet
Nauvoo resident
In our Benjamin line from the Cambridge pioneers
In our line from key ancestors Oliver II and Hepzibah Wheeler
In our Lexington Munroe line
In our Lexington Russell line
Married 1820
Moved to Freedom 1827
Settled in Phelps 1820
Born in Hillsborough
Moved to Salem
Daughter Fannie’s grave in Salt Lake
Grave in Salt Lake
Daughter Clara’s grave in Salt Lake
In bronze on the “This is the Place” monument
Eldest of three pioneer women
Portrait
Not of obscure Welsh extraction, as she claimed
DUP got her ancestry all wrong
Nice portrait; name misspelled
Utah pioneer
Younger portrait
Youngest portrait I’ve seen
Our last Wheeler ancestor
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WHEELER, Harry (1C4, ~1854-) |
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler; son of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler and Mrs Catherine F Wheeler
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WHEELER, Henry (1C4, ~1857-) |
Removed to Ohio>
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler; son of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler and Mrs Catherine F Wheeler
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WHEELER, Henry Hammond (4GU, 1806-) |
Son of Oliver III and Hannah, born (perhaps)in Salem
Among descendants of OliverAndHannah
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler
Among descendants listed by Hannah at probate
Mentioned to Orson Whitney by Harriet Wheeler
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WHEELER, Hepzibah MUNROE (5GGM, 1751-1829) |
Autograph
Born in present-day Carlisle
Married Oliver Wheeler II
Billerica birthplace
Carlisle ancestor
Granny Hepzibah
James & Abi
Barnard & daughter Betsey
Son Eli
Thaddeus & Hannah
Cousin Thaddeus
Munroe Line
Gravestone
Hepzibah & Oliver
Epitaphs
Daughter of Nathan Munroe
In our Benjamin line from the Cambridge pioneers
Our line from key ancestors Oliver II and Hepzibah Wheeler
Our link to New Towne pioneers
In our Lexington Munroe line
Married to Oliver Wheeler II, of our Lexington Russell line
Mother of Oliver Wheeler III
Collared me
Awoke me to the purposes that have structured the residue of my mortal life.
Wife of Oliver Wheeler II; mother of Eli Wheeler
In our Prescott line
Descent from Watertown founders 1630
Her in-laws: the parents of her husband Oliver Wheeler II
A little girl in 1757, when her family moved to settle New Hampshire.
Our fifth great-grandmother
Married 5GGF Oliver Wheeler II, 3 March 1773.
Born in Billerica.
Home on Westford Street.
So how did our pivotal ancestors Oliver and Hepzibah ever meet?
Abi was Hepzibah’s and Oliver’s firstborn daughter.
Uncle Eli Wheeler was their fourth child
In this shot, you can just catch a glimpse of Thaddeus’ cousin
Her father Nathan was a founder of Carlisle
Dr. Joseph Munroe was her first cousin and therefore mine
The Vital Records showed her as born in Billerica
Harriet was a granddaughter of Oliver and Hepzibah
I brought her roses from Billerica.
I’d been looking forward to delivering an extensive status report.
Links us to an amazing heritage
Oliver II and Hepzibah Munroe Wheeler.
I blame her for my family history addiction
In all likelihood, her birthplace stood here at the time of the Revolution
Her most famous grandchild by far
The pivotal ancestors who connect us with
Oliver & Hepzibah Epitaphs
Didn’t really quite reprove my sloth as I deserved
Indeed, maybe it will be given to me to have been your Hepzibah
Maybe you’ll have a Hepzibah of your own
And here’s Our Munroe and Russell lines coincide in our crossroads ancestors, Oliver and Hepzibah.
Prominent Hillsborough resident; mother of Oliver Wheeler III
Harriet, Hepzibah’s most famous grandchild by far
The Lord and Granny Hepzibah turned my world upside down.
A fifth great-grandmother.
My eye fell on a fascinating name:
The next Memorial Day, I set out to find Granny Hepzibah’s grave.
Turned my life around and focused it on family history.
I could have bought the flowers much closer to her birthplace.
Valerie did, once, accompany me to Hillsborough Center
The Revolutionary-era couple who, more than any others, tie us to our heritage in Colonial New England.
Of inconveniently far-away Billerica
A great-grandaughter of William Munroe, the 1653 immigrant to Lexington
With Grandpa Oliver II, blessed the world with thirteen children Two of their daughters, Abigail (#8) and Betsy (#11) had between them three interesting husbands (our 5th great-uncles-by-marriage) and one fascinating child.
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WHEELER, Hiram M (1C4R, 1828-) |
Son of Eli Wheeler and Lydia Carter
Interesting uncle
Husband of Agnes Lee
Nephew of Oliver Wheeler III
First cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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WHEELER, Isabella C A (1C4, 1840-) |
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler; daughter of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler and Eliza Osborne
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WHEELER, Jonathan (7GGF, 1684-1747) |
Carlisle ancestor
Husband of Hannah Russell
Married to Hannah Russell, of our Lexington Russell line
Son of 8GP Abraham and Tabitha Wheeler
Husband of Hannah Russell
Father of Oliver Wheeler I
In our Prescott line
North Acton homestead
Father of Oliver I
Deeded land to Oliver I
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WHEELER, Judah (1C8R, 1727-?) |
Received land from father Samuel
Son of Samuel and Dorcas
Lived on Judy Farm Road
Raised chickens
Put his wife down
Jailed for non-payment of taxes
Carlisle location
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WHEELER, Julia (1C4R, ~1836- ) |
Two Generations from Oliver and Hannah Wheeler: daughter of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler and Eliza Osborne
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WHEELER, Julia FISH (W1C4R, 1820-) |
Wife of Eli Wheeler, Jr; niece of Oliver Wheeler III; first cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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WHEELER, Julia Ann C (1C4, 1836-) |
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler; daughter of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler and Eliza Osborne
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WHEELER, Louis (5GU, 1776-) |
James & Abi
Born in Carlisle
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WHEELER, Lydia CARTER (5GA, 1784-) |
Married to interesting Uncle Eli
Born in Carlisle
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WHEELER, Mary REED (~1837) |
Two Generations from Oliver and Hannah Wheeler: wife of 1C4 Oliver Howard F Wheeler
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WHEELER, Minnie (1C4, ~1850-) |
Two Generations from Oliver and Hannah Wheeler; daughter of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler and Mrs Catherine F Wheeler
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WHEELER, Mrs. Catherine F (4GA, ~1784- ) |
Two Generations from Oliver and Hannah Wheeler: wife of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler
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WHEELER, Mrs. Eli (5GA, ~1826- ) |
Wife of 5GU Eli
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WHEELER, Mrs. Lucy R (4GA, ~1811- ) |
Wife of 4GU Henry Hammond Wheeler
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WHEELER, Olive A (1C4, ~1847-) |
Two Generations from Oliver and Hannah Wheeler; daughter of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler and Mrs Catherine F Wheeler
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WHEELER, Oliver I (6GGF, 1722-1804) |
Husband of Abigail Woods; father of Oliver Wheeler II
In our Plantagenet line by his marriage to Abigail Woods
Born in Lancaster
Descent from Watertown founders 1630: son of Samuel III and Patience Bigelow Woods; father of Oliver Wheeler II
In our Lexington Russell line
In our Prescott line
Creation of Carlisle
Carlisle ancestor
Deeded land from father Jonathan
Lived in North Acton
Carlisle location
Known as “Oliver Wheeler of Acton”
Father of Oliver Wheeler II of Acton
Lexington-Concord 1775
Alive 1773
Gravestone
Acton North Cemetery
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WHEELER, Oliver II (5GGF, 1748-1833) |
Husband of Hepzibah Munroe Wheeler II; father of Eli Wheeler
In our Plantagenet line as a son of 6GGP Oliver I Wheeler and Abigail Woods
Chart
Descent from Watertown founders 1630
In our Prescott line
With his wife Hepzibah, our link to New Towne pioneers
Married to Hepzibah Munroe, of our Lexington Munroe line
In our Lexington Russell line
Husband of Hepzibah Munroe, of our Benjamin line of Cambridge pioneers
Father or father-in-law to four Uncles in the Section
Granny Hepzibah Section
Parents’ graves in Acton
Oliver Wheeler II
Prologue: How Did They Meet?
Married Hepzibah
Born in North Acton
Born in (later) Carlisle
Carlisle ancestor
Known as “Oliver Wheeler of Acton”
Lexington-Concord 1775
Gravestone
Oliver II & Hepzibah Munroe Wheeler
Prominent Hillsborough resident; father of Oliver Wheeler III
Epitaphs
James & Abi
Eli
Barnard & Betsey
Wore a sword at Concord Bridge
With Granny Hepzibah, blessed the world with thirteen children Two of their daughters, Abigail (#8) and Betsy (#11) had between them three interesting husbands and one fascinating child.
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WHEELER, Oliver III (4GGF, 1782-1854) |
Chart
In our Plantagenet line
In our Benjamin line from the Cambridge pioneers
In our line from key ancestors Oliver II and Hepzibah Wheeler
In our Lexington Munroe line
In our Lexington Russell line
Carlisle ancestors
Descendants
Four homes
Son of Oliver II and Hepzibah
Married Hannah Ashby, of Salem
Daughter Harriet born 1803 in Hillsborough
On the 1806 tax rolls in Hillsborough as Oliver
“Jr.”
Removed to Salem; moved in with brother-in-law George
Perhaps strained family relations
In Salem
Housewright
Shared quarters with Ashbys
Children Charles, Henry, Clarissa Caroline
Defaulted on mortgage
In Farmington
1820 census
In Freedom
Cabinetmaker
in Elton
1835 census
Neighbor to Benjamin
Guinea pigs
1840 census
Purchased home 1852
1852 will
Property in Elton
Grave in Elton
Daughter Harriet’s grave in Salt Lake
Mentioned to Orson Whitney by Harriet Wheeler
Two Generations from Oliver and Hannah Wheeler
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WHEELER, Oliver Howard F (1C4, 1838) |
Two Generations from OliverAndHannah Wheeler; son of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler and Eliza Osborne
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WHEELER, Richard (9GGF, 1614-1676) |
Husband of Sarah Prescott Wheeler
Father of Abraham Wheeler
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WHEELER, Sam(p)son (7GU, 1721-?) |
Grandson of Abraham and Tabitha
Brother of Oliver I
Constable; arrested cousin Judah
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WHEELER, Samuel (8GU, 1687-1781) |
Member of the committee to secure the first minister
Deeded land to son Judah
Builder (1735) of house at 12 Wheeler Lane
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WHEELER STARR, Sarah Helen Elizabeth (1C4, 1831-) |
Two Generations from Oliver and Hannah Wheeler
Daughter of 4GU Benjamin Franklin Wheeler and Eliza Osborne
Wife of Jonathan Starr, Jr. (1831-)
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WHEELER, Sarah PRESCOTT (9GGM, 1637-1714) |
Wife of Richard Wheeler
Founder of Watertown
Daughter of John and Mary Platts Prescott; Wife of Richard Wheeler; mother of Abraham Wheeler
Founder of Lancaster
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WHEELER, Susan REED (W1C4R, 1820-) |
Wife of Benjamin Wheeler
Niece of Oliver Wheeler III
First cousin of Harriet Page Wheeler
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WHEELER, Tabitha (8GGM, 1660- ) |
In our Prescott line
Wife of Abraham Wheeler; mother of Jonathan Wheeler
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WHITCOMB, Barnard (5GU, 1813-1883) |
Chart
Jason
Barnard & Betsey
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WHITCOMB, Betsey WHEELER CARTER (5GA, 1792-1879) |
Daughter to Oliver II, wife to two interesting uncles
Chart
Jason
Barnard & Betsey
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WHITE, Anthony |
Foster father of Mary Ball’s baby sister Abigail
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WHITNEY, Orson F. |
Historian, friend of Deckers
Harriet Wheeler mentioned her siblings
Wrote up “This Is the Place”
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WILKINS, Asenath MONROE (3C5R, 1834-1908) |
Chart
David & Asenath
Mary Jane
James & Asenath
Detail
Leonard
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WILKINS MUNROE, Asenath (~1795-1887) |
Wife of 2C6R David Monroe
David & Asenath
Mary Jane
James & Asenath
Detail
Leonard
The Rays
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WILKINS Isaac (Lieutenant; 1733-?) |
Husband of 1C7R Margaret Munroe
Son-in-law of 7GU Joseph Munroe, Jr.
Surveyor of Highways
Role in Lexington alarm
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WILKINS Isaac (Adopted by Hartwells) |
Neighbor orphan, adopted by Simon Hartwell 2nd and our Aunt Abigail Wheeler
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WILKINS James M. (1829-1908) |
Husband of 3C5R Asenath
Mary Jane
James & Asenath
Detail
Leonard
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WILKINS Leonard M. (4C4R, 1868-1893) |
Chart
Leonard
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WILKINS, Margaret MUNROE (1C7R, 1742-1790) |
Daughter of Joseph and Hannah
Wife of Lt. Isaac Wilkins
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WILLETT, Mary BROWNE (8GGM, 1604-1669) |
Daughter to Worshipful John Browne
Wife to Captain Thomas Willett
Buried in Rhode Island
Grave
Enclosure
Inscription
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WILLETT, Thomas (8GGF, 1610-1674) |
Came on a later Mayflower
Biography
First Mayor of New York
Successor to Myles Standish
Autograph
Buried in Rhode Island
Grave
Enclosure
Inscription
Monument
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WILLETT HOOKER, Mary (7GGM, 1637-1682) |
Wife of Samuel Hooker of our Hooker line from the Cambridge pioneers
Daughter of Thomas and Mary Browne Willett
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WILSON, Franklin McGregor (GU, etc.) |
First husband of Aunt Vera Knapton
First of three to leave Aunt Vera a widow
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WILSON NEFF SEELY SHEFFIELD, Vera KNAPTON (GA) |
Widow of Grandma Seely’s nephew Franklin McGregor Wilson
Widow of Uncle Seymour Howard Neff
Grandpa Seely’s widow and Grandma Seely’s sister-in-law
Cared for at least three husbands in their last days
Wife of Charles Nephi Sheffield
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WOLZ ANDERSON, Laura WOLZ (Daughter-in-law, - ) |
I’ve gathered links to Laura’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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WOLZ, Paul and Geri |
Laura’s parents
At Bryan’s Eagle Court of Honor
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WILLIAM the Bastard (29GGF, 1028-1087) |
Duke of Normandy, conqueror of Saxons, King of England
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WOODS WHEELER, Abigail (6GGM, 1726-1786) |
Married to Oliver Wheeler I, in our Lexington Russell line
Acton North Cemetery
Hepzibah Wheeler's mother-in-law
Mother of Oliver Wheeler II of Acton
Gravestone
Alive 1773
Carlisle ancestor
In our Plantagenet line
Wife of Oliver Wheeler I; mother of Oliver Wheeler II
In our Prescott line
Descent from Watertown founders 1630
Daughter of 7GGP Samuel III and Hannah Farwell Woods
Wife of Oliver Wheeler I
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WOODS, Alice RUSHTON (9GGM, 1636-1712) |
Among our Middlesex pioneer ancestors
Settled first in Cambridge, then removed to Groton
Wife of Samuel Woods I
Mother of Samuel Woods II
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WOODS, Hannah FARWELL (8GGM, 1667-1739) |
Daughter of 9GP Joseph and Hannah Learned Farwell
Mother of Samuel Woods III
Plantagenet descendant
In our Plantagenet line
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WOODS, Patience BIGELOW (7GGM 1695-1771) |
Daughter of 8GGP James and Elizabeth Child Bigelow
Married 7GGF Samuel Woods III, thus connecting us into our distinguished Woods, Wheeler, and Russell ancestral lines
Daughter of 8GGP James and Elizabeth Child Bigelow
Wife of Samuel
Woods III
Mother of Abigail Woods Wheeler
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WOODS, Samuel I (9GGF, 1636-1717) |
Among our Middlesex pioneer ancestors
Settled first in Cambridge, then removed to Groton
Husband of Alice Rushton Woods
Father of Samuel Woods II
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WOODS, Samuel II (8GGF, 1661-1712) |
Husband of Hannah Farwell Woods
Father of Samuel Woods III
Descent from Watertown founders 1630
Plantagenet descendant
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WOODS, Samuel III (7GGF, 1700-1773) |
Husband of Patience Bigelow Woods
Father of 6GGM Abigail Woods Wheeler
Descent from Watertown founders 1630: Son of 7GGP Samuel II and Hannah Farwell Woods
Plantagenet descendant
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WRIGHT ANDERSON PARDOE, Florence Norma (Stepmother) |
I’ve gathered links to Norma’s images, quotations, and mentions in Chapter Six of my personal-history Section, entitled “Such A Life”
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