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Early Bergen County Families, compiled by Pat Wardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223 • [emailprotected]

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The family groups represented in this collection may not be complete, because information was entered bit by bit as I found it or happened upon it; I have not done any systematic research on these families. Because they do not compose whole family genealogies, these listings are arranged differently from most genealogical records or histories. Each listing is a family group, and is arranged and filed alphabetically under the name of the head of the family. Names are generally in alphabetical order (disregarding spelling variations and middle names), then in approx. chronological order. The first sorting is by surname (mixing together any and all spelling variations), then by given name, then by approximate birthdate (when known) in approximate chronological order. For easier reference, surnames in headings are grouped together under the most common spelling usage that evolved in this geographical location, regardless of individualistic spellings in the records themselves. Cross references are used in most cases where surname spellings substantially vary.

Within the quoted records, the individual spellings have been (mostly) retained because they sometimes provide clues (although in general—but with exceptions—they seem to largely reflect the record keeper's particular orthography and not always, at this early period, any special family preference). Those interested can see the variety and evolvement of a particular name’s spelling and the interesting and sometimes amusing attempts at phonetic reproduction. Keep in mind that before names and spellings were standardized, records reflected the individualistic whim of the particular recorder (often two different spellings of the same name within the same document). In addition, all records were handwritten, and sometimes deciphering a handwritten name in early records can be quite challenging! So expect to search under all possibilities of spelling (for both surnames and given names). Given names are grouped together without regard for middle initials or middle names. Because middle names and/or initials are sometimes used, sometimes not used in various records, it seemed simplest to arrange entries as if the middle names or initials did not exist. Usually all variations of a given name are grouped together as though spelled one way: Jan, Johannes, John, etc. are all grouped as one (but also look under the other forms). Sources and references are included with each "family" grouping, but may or may not include sources that are cited (or are obvious, such as baptismal records, etc.) within the narrative or listing itself.

As with any compiled genealogical record, researchers should regard this information as leads and clues, and should verify all data with independent research. I welcome, and would be grateful for, any additions or corrections, especially with source citations. copyright 2011 Patricia A. Wardell 130 Crestview Drive Englewood, FL 34223 [emailprotected] (I prefer e-mail correspondence) ------------------------------Wheeler, Wieller, Wiler

Wheeler, Aaron Remsen Aaron Remsen Wheeler m. Eliza Taylor son of Isaac Wheeler & Nyack, NY dau. of Sarah Remsen b. abt. 1820 b. Clarkstown, NY d. abt. 1889 d. He was for many years a steamboat engineer, and was in charge of the "Isaac P. Smith," plying between New York City and Albany. He lived at Hastings, Westchester County,NY, but was leader of the choir at the Reformed Church at Nyack. ---children of Aaron Remsen Wheeler & Eliza Taylor: • Jacob Taylor Wheeler • Alonzo Wheeler, b. 29 Apr 1844 Nyack, NY; m. 9 May 1876 Grassy Point, Rockland Co., NY, Mary Serena Wiles • William Francis Wheeler • Theodore Frelinghuysen Wheeler ---Sources: Reynolds, Cuyler, Genealogical and Family History of Southern New York and the Hudson River Valley, 1914, Vol. II, p. 606

Wieler, Abraham Abraham Wieler son of

m. (1) 1

-?dau. of

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m. (2) 25 Nov 1739 Gerritje Mahoon NYC Ref Ch dau. of In the NYC Ref Ch record of the (2) marriagem they were: Abraham Wieler Wedr, van N. York met Gerritje Mahoon, j.d. van N. York, beide woonende alhier.

---Sources: Marriages from 1639 to 1801 in the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam-New York City, 1940 (Vol. IX of Collections of the New York Genealogical & Biographical Society), reprinted 1997 by Heritage Books

Wheeler, Andreas (Wieler; Weeler) Andreas Wheeler m. 13 Feb 1781 Elizabeth Decker son of Conrad Wieler & Ref Ch Claverack, dau. of Magdalena Richter Columbia Co., NY bp. 14th of Trinity 1760 Zion Lutheran Ch, Athens, Greene Co., NY bp. d. 1826 d. ---children of Andreas Wieler & Elizabeth Decker: • Coenraed A. Wheeler (Conrad), b. 9 Feb 1782 NY; bp. 3 March 1782 Ref Ch Linlithgo, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY; d. 1862; m. Margaretha Ringsdorf, dau. of Phillip Ringsdorf & Anna Rockefeller • Paulus Wheeler, b. 14 March 1784; bp. 11 April 1784 Ref Ch, West Copake, Columbia Co., NY • Maria Wheeler, b. 22 July 1786; bp. 20 Aug 1786 St. John’s Evangekical Lutheran Church, Manorton, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY; m. James T. Miller, son of Tobias Miller & Marika Knickerbocker • Polly Wheeler, b. 4 Dec 1788; bp. Dec 1788 St. Thomas Lutheran Church, Chirchtown, Claverack, Columbia Co., NY; m. Philip Ringsdorf, son of Phillip Ringsdorf & Anna Rockefeller. • Lena Wheeler, b. 30 April 1791; bp. 29 May 1791 Ref Ch, West Copake, Columbia Co., NYd. 1860-1870 Luzerne Co., PA; m. John Wheeler, son of Johannes Wieler & Maria Decker. • Wilhelmus Wheeler, b. 22 Oct 1795; bp. 29 Jan 1796 Ref Ch Claverack, Columbia Co., NY; d. after 1850; m. Betsey Laun • Andries A. Wheeler, b. about 1788-1798; m. Mariana Ham • Lidia Wheeler, b. 7 April 1793; bp. 9 June 1793 Ref Ch, West Copake, Columbia Co., NY; m. John P. Knickerbocker • Johannes Wheeler, b. 16 June 1798; bp. 14 July 1798 Ref Ch Claverack, Columbia Co., NY • Samuel Wheeler, b. 15 Feb 1801; bp. 1806 St. Thomas Lutheran Church, Churchtown, Claverack, Columbia Co., NY • Elizabeth Wheeler, b. 2 June 1804; bp. 1806 St. Thomas Lutheran Church, Chirchtown, Claverack, Columbia Co., NY; d. after 1867 Cass Co., Nebraska; m. Peter H. Kuhn, son of Hendrick Kuhn & Lena Ellena Kane. ---Sources: Wheeler Family Tree posted online by Glenn E. Wheeler, Rootsweb.com

Wyle, Karel [Charles] Karel Wyle son of

Styntjen Veld (in ‘t Veld) dau. of Roelof Hendricksen [in t’ Velt] & Aeltje Lubberts bp. 21 Oct 1683 Kingston Ref Ch

bp. ---children of Karel Wyle & Styntjen Veld: • James Charles Wyllie, bp. 14 Dec 1707 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Jan Chambers, Aaltje Lubberts) • Margrietjen Karels Wyle, bp. 31 Dec 1710 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Dirk Volk, Jannetjen Volk) • Aaltjen Charles Wyle, bp. 23 March 1712 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Dirk Valk, Jannetjen Schouten) • Margriet ‘Ceerles Weyle, bp. 5 Dec 1714 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Aldert Rosa, Rebekka Schepmoes) • Elisabeth ‘Seerlies Weyle, bp. 25 Nov 1716 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Jan Kreepel, Aldert Heynen Roosa, Geertruy Roosa, Aagjen Krom) • Maria ‘Seerlies Weyle, bp. 25 Nov 1716 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Jan Kreepel, Aldert Heynen Roosa, Geertruy Roosa, Aagjen Krom) • Roelof Cherels Weyle, bp. 2 Feb 1718 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Johannes Herdenberg, Catrina Rutsz) • Cheerels Cheerelsz Weyli, bp. 18 Oct 1719 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Aarent Oostrander, Geertruy Van Bloemendaal)

---Sources: Hoes, Roswell Randall, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston..., 1891 (reprinted 1997 by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD)

Wheeler, Charles Charles Wheeler son of

(Chars)

m. 23 June 1784 Smithtown Presby Ch, Smithtown, L.I., NY by Rev. Joshua Hartt

Sarah Merchant dau. of

---Sources: Baldwin, Evelyn Briggs, “Marriages and Baptisms Performed by the Rev. Joshua Hartt, of Smithtown, Long Island, with a Skerch of His Life” in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, April 1911 (Vol. 42, No. 2), p. 136

Wieler, Conrad (Wheeler) Conrad Wieler son of Jan/John Wieler & Anna Margreta Loescher

m. about 1751 2

Anna Magdalena Richter dau. of Andreas Richter & Anna Elisabetha Stahl

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b. about 1722-30 b. about 1722-33 Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY ---children of Conrad Wheeler & Anna Magdalena Richter: • Conrad Wheeler, b. about 1750; m. Catharina Kohl • Wilhelm/William Wheeler, b. about 1750-62; d. after 1810; m. Eva Simon, dau. of Balthasar Simon & Catharina Jacobi • Elisabeth Wheeler, b. 8 Nov 1751; m. Paul Henry Koen • Johannes Wheeler, b. 11 March 1753; bp. 19 Jan 1754 Linlithgo Ref Ch, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY (wit: Johannes Wieler & Margrita Wieler) (parents: Conraet Wieler & Magdalena Rechter); d. 1823; m. Maria Decker, dau. of Christpher/Christoffel Decker & Susanna Catharina Schawermann • Andreas Wheeler, b. 1 Sep 1760; bp. 1760 Zion Lutheran Church, Athens, Greene Co., NY; d. 1826; m. 13 Feb 1781 Claverack Ref Ch, Columbia Co., NY, Elizabeth Decker • Maria Wheeler, b. about 1750-1762; m. Jurrien/George Van Sissum/Chism, son of Petrus Sissum & Rachel Rohrbach ---Sources: [1] Wheeler Family Tree posted online by Glenn E. Wheeler at Rootsweb.com ; Information online Jan 2009, from Pamela J. Sears ; Family Tree posted online at Rootsweb.com ; Baptismal Record of Linlithgo Reformed Church, Livingston, NY, 1722-1899, transcribed by Arthur C.M. Kelly

Wheeler, David David Wheeler son of John Wheeler & (2) Elizabeth Rowland b. about 1689 d. 1775 Fairfield, CT

Esther Nichols dau. of Ephraim Nichols & Esther Ward b. 18 Dec 1689 d. m. (2) Martha -?Will 18 Apr. 1774, proved 4 Dec. 1775; wife Martha; dau. Eunice wife of John Nichols; son David; negro slave Tom to have freedom at death of myself and wife. ---children of David Wheeler & (1) Esther Nichols: • Eunice Wheeler, b. 24 Dec. 1717, bapt. 1 Nov. 1719, d. at Stratfield, 9 Apr. 1785; m. (1) Ephraim Morehouse; m. (2) John Nichols. • Temperance Wheeler, b. 6 Nov. 1721, bapt. 18 Feb. 1721/2, d. y. • Patience Wheeler, b. 1 Oct. 1723, bapt. 6 Oct. 1723, d. y. • David Wheeler, b. 6 Apr. 1726, bapt. 2 July 1727, d. 10 May 1806 age. 79 (Wheeler Journal); m. at Stratfield, 6 Oct. 1749, Lois Chauncey, b. 28 Oct. 1727, d. 2 Feb. 1793 (Wheeler Journal). m. (1) 28 March 1716/7

---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 672-673

Wheeler, David David Wheeler m. Charity d. before 29 July 1757 d. In his will, dated 25 May 1751, David Wheeler of Hanover, Morris Co., NJ, mentioned Wife, Charity. Children--Mary, Phebe, Rhoda, Sarah, David, John, the last two under age. Real and personal estate. Executors--the wife, Gershom Mott, Jacob Ford, Timothy Tuttle, and John Ross. Witnesses--Timothy Tuttle, Daniel Tuttle, Thomas Dickson. Proved July 29, 1757. Lib. F, p. 439. ---children of David Wheele & Charity • Mary Wheeler • Phebe Wheeler • Rhoda Wheeler • Sarah Wheeler • David Wheeler • John Wheeler ---Sources: Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. III, 1751-1760 (online at Ancestry.com) (will of David Wheeler)

Wheeler, David David Wheeler son of b.

m. 16 Jan 1797 Smithtown Presby Ch, Smithtown, L.I., NY, by Rev. Joshua Hartt

Mary Totten dau.

Wheeler, Ebenezer Ebenezer Wheeler son of

m. 18 March 1785 Ch. of Christ, Salem, Westchester Co., NY

Amy Mills dau. of

---Sources: "Records of the Church of Christ in Salem, Westchester Co., N.Y.: The First Church in 2nd Town with Some Places Adjacent" in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, Oct 1900, p. 240

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Wiler, Edward (Evert) (Willer) Evert Wiler m. Josyntje Jansen Gardenier (Josina) son of (poss) John Wheeler & dau. of Jan Jacobsz Gardenier & Mary Morgan (or Bridget -?-2) (first banns: 13 Oct 1689 Sara Jans Van Bremen b. about 1665-1669 New London, CT Albany Ref Ch) b. d. Kinderhook, Columbia Co., NY d. In the Albany Ref Ch record of their marriage banns, they were: Evert Willer, j.m. from New England, and Josyntje Gardenier, y.d. from Kinderhook. 1697 Census -- Edward Wheeler of Rensselaerswyck. One male; one female; three children. Edward Wieler was one of those who took the Oath of Allegiance to King William of Orange, at Kinderhook, 1699. ---children of Edward/Evert Wiler & Josyntje/Josina Jansen Gardenier: • Jan Everts Wiler, bp. 11 Sep 1692 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Maas Cornelisz, Sara Jansz); about 1714 Kinderhook, Anna Margaretha Loscher, dau. of Sebastian Loescher & Anna Maria Kuhn [Coen?]. Anna Margaretha Loscher was b. Jun 1693 Hochspeyer, Rhein-Hessen, Pfalz, Germany; d. 26 Jan 17401). • Sara Everts Wile, bp. 27 May 1694 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Jacob Winnen, Eva Winnen); d. before Oct 1727; m. about 1712, William Sluyter • Breechje Everts Wiler (Brechie), bp. 10 May 1696 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Johannes Oothout, Hendrik Hansz, Hester Fonda); m. (prob) 19 June 1719 Albany Ref Ch, John Zeegers (Segers) • (poss) Robert Wieler, m. Catharina Hey (Heyl2) • Marietje Eduwards Wieler, bp. 8 May 1698 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Jan Fondaas, Marretje Fondaas) • Thomas Eduwartsz Whiler, bp. 5 Jan 1700 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Jaen Fyn, Alida Fyn) (parents in bp. record: Eduwart Whiler & Josyna Jacobsen); m. (prob) 26 June 1722 Albany Ref Ch, Catharine Haver • Jacob Whiler, bp. 12 Oct 1701 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Ariaantje and Jacob Janse Gardenier) • Evert Wieller, bp. 13 Feb 1704 (at Kinderhook) Albany Ref Ch (wit: Evert Van Alen, Helena Gardenier); m. (poss) Maria/Marytje -?- (Woodco*ck?) • Child Whieller (prob. Helena), b. 17 Sep 1706; bp. 25 Dec 1706 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Cornelis and Geertruy Masse [Cornelis Masse Van Bloemendaal?]) (no child’s name given in bp. record); m. (prob) Roelof Clark • Henrik Whieller, bp. 26 Sep 1708 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Henrik and Catharina Van Rensselaar) • Dorethe Wiler, bp. 30 Oct 1710 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Claas Gardenier, Mayke Ten Eyk) • Samuel Wiele, bp. 12 Dec 1713 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Obedias and Cornelia Couper); m. 29 Jan 1738 Kinderhook Ref Ch, Margrieta Van Woerd • Jackemyntie Wielaer, bp. 1718 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Pieter Van Bueren, Ariaentie Vanbueren) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Elyzsabeth Wielaer, bp. about 1719 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Pieter Vosburg, Elysabeth Van Slyck) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • (poss??) Josyna Wielaar, m. -?- Aartsier ---Sources: [1] Community Family Tree posted online at Ancestry.com; [2] Wheeler Family Tree posted by Glenn E. Wheeler online at Roootsweb.com ; Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, New York 1683-1809, Marriages, Baptisms, Members, Etc., excerpted from the Year Books of the Holland Society, NY, reprinted by Clearfield Publishing Co., 1999; [List of Those who took the ] Oath of Allegiance to King William of Orange, Kinderhook, 1699, taken from Collier, Edward A., A History of Old Kinderhook, from Aboriginal Days to the Present Time, NY: Putnam & Sons, 1914, online Oct 2000 at ; Vosburgh, Royden Woodward, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Kinderhook, Columnia County, NY, Vol. 1 (online at New York Genealogical & Biographical Society); Getty, Innes, Jacob Janse Flodder alias Jacob Janse Gardenier and some of his Descendants, 1947, p. 17, online at Heritage Quest; Wheeler, Raymond David, and Gordon Boyce Wheeler, The Wheeler Family History, 1993 (cited by Glenn E. Wheeler)

Wieler, Edward Edward Wieler m. Sara ---children of Edward Wieler & Sara • Johanna Whieler, bp. 15 Aug 1731 New Paltz Ref Ch (wit: Nicolaas and Sara Roos) (parents: Edward and Sara Whieler) ---Sources: Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of New Paltz, N.Y., Collections of the Holland Society of New York, Vol. III, 1896 (online at Google Books), p. 94

Wieler, Edward (Edwaart; Evert; Neth.) Edward Wieler m. 22 Feb 1740 Lea Sluyter (Sluiter) son of Robert Wheeler & Kingston Ref Ch dau. of Willem Sluyter & Catharina Heyl (Banns 3 Feb 1740 Sara Wheeler b. Kingston Ref Ch) b. about 1716-1719 bp. 20 Jan 1723 Albany Ref Ch bp. d. before 3 Dec 1749 d. In their marriage record, they were: Edwaart Wieler, j.m., born in Kinderhoek [Kinderhook], and Lea Sluyter, j.d., both resid. under the jurisdiction of Horly [Hurley]. Edwaart Wieler & Lea Sluyter witnessed the baptism, 26 Oct 1740 Kingston Ref Ch, of Neeltjen, dau. of Wouter Sluyter & Angenietjen Keyser. Neth Wieler & Lea Sluyter witnessed the baptism 22 Aug 1742 Kingston Ref Ch, of Neeltjen, dau. of Niklaas Sluyter & Jannetjen Keyser. Lea Sluyter m. (2) (banns 3 Dec 1749 Kingston Ref Ch, John Kartin. In their marriage record, they were: John Kartin, j.m., 4

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born in Scotland, and resid. in the Pals [New Paltz], and Lea Sluiter, widow of Eduard Wieler, resid. under the jurisdiction of Horli [Hurley]. Banns registered, 3 Dec. Date of marriage not given. ---children of Edward/Evert Wieler & Lea Sluiter: • (poss) Willem Wieler, bp. 20 March 1743 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Willem Sluyter, Elisabeth Helm) (parents: Neth Wieler & Lea ten Eyk) • Neeltje Wieler, bp. 20 Oct1745 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Evert Sluiter, and his wife Lea van Schuiven) (parents: Evert Wieler & Lea Sluiter)

---Sources: Hoes, Roswell Randall, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston..., 1891 (reprinted 1997 by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD); Wheeler Family Tree posted online at Rootsweb.com by Glenn E. Wheeler

Wieler, Edward Edward Wieler m. 21 Sep 1759 Annatje Muller (Anna Appollonia Muller) son of Kinderhook Ref Ch dau. of b. Kinderhook, NY b. Schoharie, NY Edward Wieler & Anna Appollonia Muller, Syn H. Vr., witnessed the baptism 18 May 1771 Kinderhook Ref Ch, of Josyna Wieler, dau. of Hendrick Wieler & Sara Wieler. ---children of Edward Wieler & Annatje Muller: • Marytje Wieler, bp. 22 June 1760 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Samuel Wieler, Cathrina Gardenier) (parents: Edward Wieler & Annatje Muller) • Dorothe Wieler, bp. 5 July 1761 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: John Wieler, Jesyntje Wieler) (parents: Edward Wieler & Annatje Muller) • Samuel Wieler, bp. 19 June 1763 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Samuel Gardenier, Neeltje Ten Eyck) (parents: Edward Wieler & Apollonia Muller)

---Sources: Vosburgh, Royden Woodward, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Kinderhook, Columnia County, NY, Vol. 2 (Baptisms 1756-1795; Marriages 1756-1798), (online at New York Genealogical & Biographical Society)

Wheeler, Edwardus (Edward) Edwardus Wheeler m. 8 Jan 1765 Mary Dutcher son of Ephraim Wieler & South Amenia, NY dau. of Gabriel Dutcher & Anna Catharina Kuhn Elizabeth Knickerbocker b. 1745 b. 17461 d. 10 Feb 18241 d. buried Gravesville, Herkimer Co., NY1 buried Edward Weiler and Catharin Reyn witnessed the baptism 3 May 1767 Claverack Ref Ch, of his niece, Catharin Wieler, dau. of Velten Wieler & Lena Duytser. ---children of Edward Wheeler & Mary Dutcher: • Catherine Wheeler, b. 18 Seo 1765 Dutchess Co., NY; d. June 1848; m. William Dutcher1 • Rufus Wheeler, b. 19 Sep 1767 NY1 • Lydia Wheeler, b. 6 March 1770 NY; m. Hiram Price.1 • John Wheeler, b. 13 Nov 1772 NY; d. 11 March 17931 • Ephraim Wheeler, b. 11 Feb 1775 Dutchess Co., NY; d. 15 Sep 1841; m. 10 Sep 1796, Catherine Dutcher, dau of Elias Dutcher &Mary Rose. She was b. 21 Feb 1777; bp. 8 Jan 1778 Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY; d. 9 Sep 1848.1 • Edward Wheeler, b. 23 Nov 1777 NY1; bp. 4 March 1779 Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY; m. Elizabeth Wheeler1 • Mary Wheeler, b. 14 Feb 1781 NY1 • Abigail Wheeler, b. 18 March 1784 NY; d. 2 Jan 1869; m. William Woolsey. He was b. 1786; d. 4 June 1830.1 • Eleanor Wheeler, b. 24 July 1787 NY; d. 7 Jan 1859; m. (1) John Dutcher; m. (2) prob. after May 1813, Pratt Smith, son of Timothy Smith & Prudence Pratt. Pratt Smith was b. 29 March 1788 MA; d. 8 March 1874.1 • Sally Wheeler, b. 26 June 1790 Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY; d. 11 July 1840 NY; m. Garner Colgrove. He was b. 25 Feb 1777 Exeter, Washington Co., RI.1

---Sources: [1] Family Tree posted online at Rootsweb.com ; Eardeley, Wm. A., "Marriage Records of Amenia, NY" in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, Jan 1902, p. 47; Wheeler, Albert Gallatin, Jr., Wheeler Family in America, Boston, American College of Genealogy, 1914, Republished by Higgison Book Company, Salem, Massachusetts

Wheeler, Edward Edward Wheeler son of

m. 3 Jan 1774 Elizabeth Wheeler Amenia, Dutchess Co., dau. of (poss) Ephraim Wheeler & NY Anna Catharina Kuhn b. about 1747-1757 Red Hook, Dutchess Co., NY b. about 1747-1757 NY ---children of Edward Wheeler & Elizabeth Wheeler: • Catharina Wheeler, bp. 11 June 1775 St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY • John Wheeler, bp. 25 Dec 1777 Dover, Dutchess Co., NY • Enos Wheeler, b. 16 July 1780 NY; bp. 29 Aug 1780 Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY; d. 2 Aug 1860 Waterloo, Jackson Co., MI; m. (1) 1804 NY, Elizabeth -?-; m. (2) about 1837, Hannah -?-. • Cornelia Wheeler, b. 4 Dec 1782; bp. 2 Dec 1783 Ref Ch, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY • Lidia Wheeler, b. 11 Oct 1785; bp. 16 Nov 1785 St. Peters Lutheran Church, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY 5

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• Susanna Wheeler, b. 4 July 1789; bp. 27 Sep 1789 Gallatin Ref Ch, Gallatinville, Columbia Co., NY • Polly Wheeler, b. 4 July 1789; bp. 27 Sep 1789 Gallatin Ref Ch, Gallatinville, Columbia Co., NY

---Sources: “Baptism and Marriage Records of the South Amenia Church” in New York Genealogical and Biographical Record (1902-1904); Wheeler Family Tree posted by Glenn E. Wheeler, online at Rootsweb.com

Wheeler, Elias Elias Wheeler son of

m. 22 Sep 1792 Acquackanonk Ref Ch

Temperence Wheyley dau. of

Wheeler, Elias Elias Wheeler son of Joseph Wheeler & Elizabeth

m. 17 Sep 1806 Amawalk, Westchester Co., NY

Sarah Walters dau. of Anthony Walters & Ruth

---Sources: Kelly, Arthur, Vital Records of the Protestant Dutch Reformed Church at Acquackanonk, 1977 (reprinted 1992)

---Sources: Quaker Records, Amawalk Monthly Meeting, Westchester Co., NY, online Aug 2000 at Ancestry.com

Wheeler, Elijah Elijah Wheeler m. b. about 1743 d. 18 Nov 1807 age 64.0.17 buried Youngs Family BG, Oyster Bay Cove, LI

Sarah b. about 1745 d. 10 Jan 1823 age 77.9.buried Youngs Family BG, Oyster Bay Cove

---Sources: Jones, John H., "Inscriptions on Gravestones in the Youngs Family Burial Grounds at Oyster Bay Cove, Nassau Co., Long Island" in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, April 1900, p. 111

Wheeler, Elkanah Elkanah Wheeler m. 6 Jan 1799 Mary Hubbs son of (prob) Jacob Wheeler & dau. of (1) Phebe Wheeler b. 12 Jan 1777 b. June or Jan 177? (Bible torn) d. 25 Feb 1846 d. 4 Sep 1859 This Wheeler family was from Hauppage/Smithtown, Long Island, Suffolk County, NY. ---children of Elkanah Wheeler & Mary Hubbs: • (prob) Fletcher E. Wheeler, b. 21 Sep 1800 • (prob) Wesley Wheeler, b. 14 Sep 1805?; d. 11 Oct 1840; m. 13 Dec 1827, Margaret Jarvis • (prob) Mary Jane Wheeler, b. 2 April 1814; m. (poss) 26 Nov 1856, Elijah Brush. He d. 13 Sep 1882. ---Sources: Elkanah Wheeler Family Bible, posted June 2002, NY Suffolk Co. List, by

Wheeler, Ephraim (Sgt.) Ephraim Wheeler m. Ann d. before 1 Nov 1670 d. before 1708 Brother of Thomas, Sr., settled in Fairfield; d. in 1670; m. Ann -?-, who d. before 1708. Will 22 Sept. 1669, proved 1 Nov. 1670; wife Ann; son Isaac; daus. Mary, Ruth, Hannah (she not living in Fairfield); sons Samuel, Timothy, Ephraim; daus. Rebecca, Judith, Abigail; cousin John Wheeler. Ann Wheeler, Exec'x of her husband Ephraim's will, and with consent of her son Isaac, conveyed to two sons Timothy and Ephraim. ---children of Ephraim Wheeler & Ann • Isaac Wheeler, b. at Concord, MA, 13 Dec. 1642; d. 1 April 1712 age 70, Stratfield, CT; m. (1) -?-; m. (2) Susannah -?-, widow of Samuel Hall. • Mary Wheeler, m. by 1669, -?-. • Ruth Wheeler, d. at Stratfield in 1719; m. Samuel Treadwell; entered Feb. 1673/4 land from Sergt. Ephraim Wheeler as his wife's portion. • Hannah Wheeler, m. (rec. Concord), 11 July 1667, Samuel Smedley, of Concord, by whom she was mother of Samuel Smedley of Stratfield. • Rebecca Wheeler, m. Samuel Gregory; entered April 1682 land of wife Rebecca from her father Sergt. Ephraim Wheeler. • Judith Wheeler • Samuel Wheeler • Timothy Wheeler, m. (1) 11 April 1689 Stratfield, CT, Rebecca Turney, dau. Robert Turney; m. (2) Margery -?• Abigail Wheeler, m. abt. 1685, Sergt. Samuel Welles. • Ephraim Wheeler, m. (1) Sarah Turney, dau. of Robert Turney; m. (2) Sarah Sherwood, dau. of Matthew Sherwood. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 665-669

Wheeler, Ephraim Ephraim Wheeler

m. 8 Sep 1675

Mary Holbrook

Early Bergen County Families, compiled by Pat Wardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223 • [emailprotected]

son of Thomas Wheeler & Milford, CT dau. of Richard Holbrook & Jane/Joan bp. Apr. 1646 Milford, CT bp. d. 1684/5 Milford, CT d. Inv. 27 Feb. 1684 [1684/5]. Adm'n granted, 25 Mar. 1685, to widow Mary. Eldest son Obadiah and three other children. In Nov. 1696 it was reported to the Court by Mr. Silvanus Baldwin that the two sons were dead, and only two daus. now living. Silvanus Baldwin was appointed guardian, June 1697, to Abigail, ae. 12. ---children of Ephraim Wheeler & Mary Holbrook: • Obadiah Wheeler, b. 15, bapt. 18 June 1676, d. y. • Mary Wheeler, b. Feb., bapt. 3 Feb. 1677 [1677/8], d. at Milford, 31 Jan. 1730 [1730/1] ae. 53 (g. s.); m. Eliphal Gillet. • Thomas Wheeler, b. 25 June, bapt. 25 July 1680, d. y. • Ephraim Wheeler, b. 5 Jan. 1681 [1681/2], d. y. • Abigail Wheeler, b. 8 Feb. 1683 [1683/4]; m. (rec. Derby) 28 July 1703, John Brinsmade. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 681

Wheeler, Ephraim Ephraim Wheeler son of Ephraim Wheeler & Ann b.

Sarah Turney dau. of Robert Turney &

m. (1)

b. 27 Sep 1663 Sarah Sherwood dau. of Matthew Sherwood & b., about 1676 d. 25 May 1743 in 67tyh yr., Stratfield, CT Inv. 27 Nov. 1705, taken by James Bennett, Sr., and Richard Hubbell at request of Thomas Merwin of Fairfield, Adm'r. The son Andrew chose Samuel Treadwell, Sr., for guardian, and Jedediah chose Ens. Samuel Sherwood, 4 Apr. 1716. Sarah Sherwood m. (2) Benjamin Fairweather; m. (3) Anthony Nouguier. ---children of Ephraim Wheeler & (2) Sarah Sherwood: • Katharine Wheeler, b. 20 March 1693/4, d. at Newtown, 16 March 1742 in 49 yr.; m. at Stratfield, 19 Jan. 1709/10, Peter Hubbell. • Abiah Wheeler, b. 28 Dec. 1696, bp. 31 Jan. 1697; m. John Cornwell. • Andrew Wheeler, b. 15 Feb. 1698/9, bp. 19 Feb. 1699, d. at Newtown, by 1782 [mutual agreement of heirs]; m. -?-.(One son, Jedediah, bapt. at Stratfield, 12 Dec. 1731.) • Jedediah Wheeler, b. 28 Dec. 1700, bp. 29 Dec. 1700, d. in 1724; Inv. 19 Aug. 1724; adm'n granted to mother Sarah, widow of Mr. Benjamin Fayerweather. m. (2)

---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 670

Wieler, Ephraim Ephraim Wieler m. son of Jan Wheeler & Anna Margreta Loescher b. 21 Feb 1715 Kinderhook, Columbia Co., NY2 bp. 7 April 1715 Klinkenburg, Greene Co., NY2 (NYC Luth Ch)

Anna Catharina Koen (Catharyne Kuhn) dau. of Velten Kuhn (Johann Valentin Kuhn) & Anna Catharine Weis b. 1 Jan 1716 (or 21 Nov 17152) bp. 22 Jan 1716 Schoharie, Schoharie Co., NY2, West Camp Luth Ch, NY d. 10 May 1808 Dover, Dutchess Co., NY1,2 d. 22 May 1794 Dover, Dutchess Co., NY2 buried Valley View Cem., Doiver Plains, Dutchess Co., NY buried Valley View Cem., Dover Plains, NY2 Ephraim Wieler, Anna Catharine Koen witnessed the baptism 1766 (no day or month given), Linlithgo, NY, of Ephraim, son of Johannes Hauss & Sara Wieler. 13 May 1768, Beekman, Ephraim Wheeler on list of men petioning for one more constable for their precint [Doherty, Vol 1, p. 329] 17 October 1776, Ephraim Wheeler appears on list of Tories in Dutchess County. (Doherty, Vol. 1, page 528) Ephraim Whealer, Catharina Kun witnessed the baptism 6 March 1786 Clavarack, NY, of Ephraim (b. 16 Sep 1785), son of Simeon Deutsher & Margretha Kum. Per Shiela Webb--Ephraim was arrested as a Tory. It was never really proved but consequently, he willed his property to his sons (Valentine's heirs) and they were to take care of the daughters. In 1808, George returned from Yates Co to settle the will. (No land could be sold before Ephraim died). Actually, She (Sheila Webb) believes that Edward was the Tory. Either way, there was a cover-up and their land was never confiscated.2 Dutchess County Will Book C Page 208 -- In the name of God Amen, I Ephraim Wheeler of Amenia Town, Dutchess County, and State of New York, being of a comfortable degree of health and of a right disposing mind and memory and calling to mind the frailty of human nature and also the shortness of life and the certainty of death do for the settling of my worldly interest whereof I am possessed and wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me make ordain and publish this my last will and testament this 24th day of march in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and four in manner and form following: First I will that all my lawful debts be paid out of my personal estate after my funeral charges are paid. Second, I will and bequeath unto my two sons Edward and George all my lands and Teniments [?] I own, and for which I have executed, to thine deeds of gift dated first day June one thousand seven hundred and seventy seven they paying out the sums hereafter 7

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mentioned to my daughters and one of my grand children hereafter mentioned. Third I give to my daughter Catherine fifty pounds current money of New York to be paid her or her heirs three years after my deceased. Also, I give fifty pounds of like money to the four children of my daughter Margaret in equal parts share and share alike at the end of three years as above said. Also, I give ten pounds to my daughter Helina, as she hath already received forty pound of her portion in money. Also, I give to my daughter Elizabeth or her heirs Fifty pounds money above said and paid at limited time above said. Also, I give to my daughter Mary[s] daughter Charlotte fifty pounds money above said and at the limited time above said. I also give onto the three oldest children of my son Valentine, Ephraim, John, and Cathrin ten pounds each and five pounds to the youngest son of my said son Valentine Josiah of like money to be paid at the above limitation by my executors whom I shall hereafter appoint. Fourthly, I give to my daughter Sarah Frink money above said to be paid at the limitation afore said and in manner afore said. Fifthly I give all my horses and cattle of every sort and all my carriage tools and farming utensils and lawful debts due unto me to be equally divided between my two sons Edward and George in equal shares, share and share alike. Sixthly, I give to my daughters or their children (excepting my daughter Sarah. She is to have no share in the division with the rest of my daughters) all my household goods and furniture excepting the small brass kittle shall continue in the house where it is to be equally divided between them, share and share alike. This my last will is in every part according to deeds given as above said. And also that it is according to a settlement made the fourth day of May 1803. Seventhly, I nominate constitute and appoint and have hereby constituted nominated and appointed my son George and my grandson Ephraim Wheeler, Son of Edward, executors of this my last will and testament. And it is my will and pleasure that those of my executors shall be careful and see that this my last will be executed and performed according the true intent and meaning therin mentioned. And I the said Ephraim Wheeler do hereby declare this to be my last will and testament. And hereby dis[??] and make void all former wills and conveyance and do fully and voluntarily sign and seal this instrument as and for my last will and testament the day and year first above written. Ephraim Wheeler signed and sealed and dictated by the said Ephriam Wheeler as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us and in the presence of each other who were present with him in his [??] and at his request became witnesses to the same. John Smith, George Hoofcoot, David Rose, Dutchess County. Be it remembered that on the sixteenth day of May One thousand eight hundred and eight [???] before me James Tallmadge [???] Esquire surrogate of the said County.2 George Hoofcoot who on his oath declare that he did see Ephraim Wheeler sign and seal the annexed written instrument purporting to be the will of the said Ephraim Wheeler have dated the twenty fourth day of March one thousand eight hundred and four. And heard him publish and declare the same as and for his last will and testament that the time thereof he the said Ephraim Wheeler was of sound dispossessing mind and memory to the best of the knowledge and belief of him the deportment and that his deportment. John Smith, David Rose, severally subscribed the said Will as Witnesses thereto in the testators presence James Tallmadge [???] Surrogate.2 The People of the State of New York by the grace of God free and independent to all to whom these presents shall come as may concerns and greetings. Know ye that at Poughkeepsie in Dutchess County, on the sixteenth day of May in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and eight before James Tallmadge J. Esquire Surrogate of said County, the last will and testament of Ephraim Wheeler deceased a copy where of is hereinto annexed was proved and is now approved and allowed of by us and the said deceased having whilst he lived and at the time of his death goods chattels or credits within this state by means where of the proving and registering the said will and the granting administration of all and singular the said goods chattels and credits and also the auditing allowing and final discharging the amount thereof to doth belong unto us. The administrator of all and singular the goods chattels and credits of the said deceased and any way concerning his will is grated unto George Wheeler one of the executors in the said willed named he being first duly sworn will and faithfully to administer the same and to make and whilst a true and perfect inventory of all an singular the said goods chattels and clients. And also to under a Just and true amount there of when thereunto required In testimony whereof we have caused the seal of office of our said Surrogate to be hereunto offered, witness James Tallmadge, [???] surrogate of the said County at Poughkeepsie, the sixteenth day of May in the Year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and eight and of an independent the thirty second. James Tallmadge [xxx] Surrogate.2 ---children of Ephraim Wieler & Anna Catharina Koen/Kuhn: • Anna Cath. Wieler (Anna Catherine Wheeler), b. 3 Nov 1735; bp. 4 Jan 1736 St. Peter’s Luth Ch (aka Stone Ch), Rhinebeck, NY (wit: Velt Kun and his wife Anna Cath.); m. Zachariah Curtis. He d. Dorset, Bennington Co., VT. • Margreta Wulaar (Margriet Wheeler), b. about 1737 NY2; bp. 6 Jan 1739 Clavarack Ref Ch, NY (wit: Jan W(ielaar, Margrieta W(ie)ler); d. before 13 April 17802; m. Thomas Wheeler, son of Evert Wheeler & Maria Woodco*ck. He was bp. 12 Jan 1735 Kinderhook Ref Ch, Columbia Co., NY; d. between 13 April and 8 May 1780. • Velde Wieler (Valentine Wheeler), bp. 7 May 1741 St. Paul’s (Zion’s) Luth Ch, Red Hook, NY (wit: Velde Koen, Catharina Wies); d. 11 Aug 17822; m. (1) 5 Aug 1762 Amenia, NY, Helena Dutcher (Lena Duytser), dau. of Johannes Dutcher & Catarina Bogardus; m. (2) Sarah -?• Edward Wheeler, b. 1745 NY2; d. 10 Feb 18242; buried Gravesville, Herkimer Co., NY; m. 8 Jan 1765 South Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY, Mary Dutcher, dau. of Gabriel Dutcher & Elizabeth Knickerbocker. She was b. 1746.2 • Jury Wieler (George), b. 25 Dec 1745 Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY2; bp. 11 Jan 1746 Germantown Ref Ch, NY (wit: Jury Broby, Elisabetha Broby) (parents in bp. record: Evert Wieler & Anna Catharina); d. 17 April 1823 Benton, Yates Co., NY2 • Helena Wheeler, b. about 1740-50 NY; m. (1) 9 Dec 1766 South Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY, Isaac Cole (b. about 17351750); m. (poss) (2) Jan Altheuser2 • Sarah Wheeler, b. about 1740-50 NY; m. 15 Dec 1767 South Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY, Cutlip Wynant Frink2 • Elizabeth Wheeler, b. about 1747-57 NY; m. (poss?) 3 Jan 1774 Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY, Edward Wheeler. He was b. about 1747-57 Red Hook, Dutchess Co., NY.2 • (poss) Elisabeth Wieler, bp. 25 March 1750 Gallatin Ref Ch, NY (wit: Johann Boss, Elisabeth Boss) (parents in bp. record: Edward Wieler & Anna Gertraut Wieler) 8

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• Mary Wheeler, b. about 1753 NY; m. (prob) 1 June 1775 South Amenia, NY, Samuel Ward, son of Asahel Ward & Esther Franklin. He was b. 21 Oct 1753.2 ---Sources: [1] Family Tree posted online at Ancestry.com; [2] Family Tree posted online at Rootsweb.com ; Information online Jan 2009, Dutch-Colonies List, from Pamela J. Sears and James Brady

Wieler, Evert

(m. Lea Sluyter) See: Wieler, Edward

Wielaar, Evert Evert Wielaar m. Maria (Marytje) (Woodco*ck?) son of (prob) Edward/Evert Wiler & dau. of John Woodco*ck & Josyntje/Josina Jansen Gardenier Arriaantje Gardenier bp. 13 Feb 1704 (at Kinderhook) Albany Ref Ch bp. ---children of Evert Wilaar & Maria/Marytje Woodco*ck: • Josyna Wielaar, bp. 4 April 1725 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Roelof Clark, Helena Wielaar) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Arientie Wielaar, bp. 27 March 1726 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Jan and Rachel Woutkok) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Helena Whieler, bp. 1 Dec 1729 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Jacob Gardenier, Annatie Gardenier) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Sara Whieler, bp. 26 Sep 1731 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Abraham Vosburgh, Elizabeth Gardenier) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Edward Wieler, bp. 9 Sep 1733 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Sammll Whieler, Elizabeth Whieler) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Thomus Whieler (Thomas), bp. 12 Jan 1735 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Barent Van Beuren, Maria Van Beuren) (no mother’s surname in bp. record); d. between 13 April and 8 May 1780; m. Margriet Wheeler, dau. of Ephraim Wheeler & Anna Catharina Kuhn1. • Samuel Wielaar, bp. 15 Jan 1737 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Dirk Woodkok, Sara Edwards) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Hendrik Wielaar, bp. 21 Jan 1741 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Evert Zeger, Josyna Aartsier) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Abraham Whieler, bp. 19 Sep 1742 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Willem Clerck, Sara Clerck) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Jacob Wieler, bp. 19 Jan 1744 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Matthys Goes, Corna. Goes) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Anaache Wieler, bp. 21 Feb 1746 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Hennerich Kardenier, Malche Kardenier [Gardenier?]) (no mother’s surname in bp. record); apparently d.y. • Annatgen Wieler, bp. 6 June 1748 Gallatin Ref Ch, NY (wit: Wilhelm Schleuter, Annatgen Schleuter)

---Sources: [1] Family Tree posted online at Rootsweb.com ; Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, New York 1683-1809, Marriages, Baptisms, Members, Etc., excerpted from the Year Books of the Holland Society, NY, reprinted by Clearfield Publishing Co., 1999; Vosburgh, Royden Woodward, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Kinderhook, Columnia County, NY, Vol. 1 (online at New York Genealogical & Biographical Society)

Wieler, Evert Evert Wieler m. Anna Catharina ---children of Evert Wieler & Anna Catharina • Jury Wieler, bp. 11 Jan 1746 Germantown Ref Ch, NY (wit: Jury Broby, Elisabetha Broby) ---Sources: Information posted online Jan 2009, Dutch-Colonies List, by James Brady

Wheeler, George See also: Wieler, Jury

Wheeler, George George Wheeler m. 4 March 1766 Catharine Coloyn (Lyon?) son of Ephraim Wieler & South Amenia, NY dau. of Anna Catharina Kuhn b. 25 Dec 17451 b. 1 Jan 1746 Dutchess Co., NY d. 17 April 1823 Benton, Yates Co., NY1 d. 18271 buried Baldwin Cemetery, Benton Center, Yates Co., NY1 buried ---children of George Wheeler & Catharine Coloyn: • Eleanor Wheeler, b. about 1773 Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY; m. about 1788 Greenbush, Rensselaer Co., NY, James Smith2 • Susan Wheeler, b 1773 Dutchess Co., NY; d. 25 March 1823; m. 16 Feb 1790 Ref Ch Claverack, Columbia Co., NY, Robert Chissom, son of Petrus Sissum & Rachel Rohrbach2 • Margaret Wheeler, b. 8 Aug 1773 Dutchess Co., NY; d. 19 Oct 1857 Linesville, Crawford Co., PA; m. James Schofield.2 • Nathan Wheeler, b. 30 May 1777 Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY; d. 12 Dec 1828 Benton Center, Yates Co., NY; m. (1) Margaret Sherman; m. (2) Elizabeth Wheeler, dau. of William Wheeler & Eva Simon.2 • George Wheeler, b. 13 Dec 1777 Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY; bp. 4 March 1779 Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY; d. 21 June 1821 Benton Center, Yates Co., NY; m. Martha Hull, dau. of Eliphalet Hull & Hudah Patchen.2 9

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• Zacharias Wheeler, b. 24 Feb 1779 Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY; bp. 4 March 1779 Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY; d. 13 April 1821 Jerusalem, Yates Co., NY; m. Margaret Weaver2 • Ephraim Wheeler, bp. 25 Jan 1785 Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY2 • Samuel Wheeler, b. about 1787-91 NY2 ---Sources: [1] Family Tree posted online at Rootsweb.com ; [2] Family Tree posted online at Rootsweb.com ; Eardeley, Wm. A., "Marriage Records of Amenia, NY" in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, Jan 1902, p. 47

Wheeler, Henry Henry Wheeler son of

Deborah Underhill dau. of Peter Underhill & Penelope Alling b. about 1723 d. 6 March 1805 in 82nd year buried Youngs Family BG, Oyster Bay Cove

b. about 1718 d. 12 Jan 1810 in 92nd year buried Youngs Family BG, Oyster Bay Cove, L.I. He was a tailor. They lived in Oyster Bay, L.I., NY. ---children of Henry Wheeler & Deborah Underhill: • Elijah Wheeler, b. 1 Nov 1743 Oyster Bay, Queens Co., NY; d. 1807; m. Sarah Rogers. She was b. 1746; d. 1823. • Peter Wheeler, b. 1748; d. 1 Jan 1797 in 49th yr.; buried Youngs Cem., Oyster Bay, NY; m. 6, 30, 1782 Martha Wickes. She was b. 1756; d. 2 Oct 1841; buried Youngs Cem., Oyster Bay, NY. • Thomas Wheeler, b. 23 Oct 1752 Oyster Bay, Queens Co., NY; d. 1820; m. Elizabeth Conner. She was b. 1750; d. 1826. • Rebecca Wheeler, b. 1757 Oyster Bay, Queens Co., NY; d. 1 Sep 1833 in 76th year; buried Youngs Family BG, Oyster Bay Cove, L.I., NY • Deborah Wheeler, b. 1769 Oyster Bay, Queens Co., NY; d. 1832; m. Ambrose Parish. He was b. 1764; d. 1847.

Wieler, Hendrick Hendrick Wieler m. Sara Wieler son of Robert Wieler & dau. of Evert Wieler & Catharina Hey/Heyl Maria Woodco*ck bp. 25 Dec 1720 Albany Ref Ch bp. 27 Sep 1731 Kinderhook Ref Ch ---children of Hendrick Wieler & Sara Wieler: • Evert Wieler, bp. 24 Dec 1758 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Edward Wieler, Marytje Wieler) • Willem Whieler, bp. 4 Oct 1760 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Samuel Whieler, Cathrina Gardenier) • Cathrina Wieler, bp. 21 Nov 1762 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Hendrik Wieler, Jesyna Van der Hoef, syn H: Vr.) • Samuel Wieler, bp. 13 Oct 1764 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Tonyas Van Slyck & Josyna Wieler, Syn H. Vr.) (parents: Hendrick Wieler & Sara Wieler); m. Teuntje Golden1 • Johannes Wieler, bp. 1 Feb 1766 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Johannes Gardenier & Cornelia Vosburg) (parents: Hendrick Wieler & Sara Wieler); m. Polly Golden1 • Hendrick Wieler, b. about 1760-1770; m. Margarita Blameless/Blemley1 • Jacob Wieler, bp. 9 April 1769 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: George Dillesteyn & Josyna Wielar, Syn H. Vr.) (parents: Hendrick Wieler & Sara Wieler); m. 26 June 1791 St. Peter’s Luth Ch, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY, Maria Griffin, dau. of John Griffin & Margaretha Whieler (Margaretha Whieler dau. of Robbert Whieler & Catharyna). Maria Griffin was bp. 26 Dec 1766 New Paltz Ref Ch, Ulster Co., NY.1 • Josyna Wieler, bp. 18 May 1771 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Edward Wieler & Anna Appollonia Muller, Syn H. Vr.) (parents: Hendrick Wieler & Sara Wieler)

---Sources: [1] Wheeler Family Tree posted online by Glenn E. Wheeler, on Rootsweb.com ; Vosburgh, Royden Woodward, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Kinderhook, Columnia County, NY, Vol. 2 (Baptisms 1756-1795; Marriages 1756-1798), (online at New York Genealogical & Biographical Society)

Wheeler, Isaac Isaac Wheeler son of Ephraim Wheeler & Ann b. at Concord, MA, 13 Dec. 1642 d. 1 April 1712 age 70, Stratfield, CT

-?dau. of

m. (1)

b. d. m. (2) Susannah -?(widow of Samuel Hall) Isaac Wheeler was Deputy (Fairfield), May and Sept. 1693; Ens., Stratfield Trainband, May 1697. Deacon of Stratfield Church. He was not the Isaac Wheeler of Lancaster, Mass., who by wife Experience had twin children, Isaac and Experience, b. 22 Nov. 1684, and a son John, b. 24 July 1686. Nuncupative will, 11 Apr. 1712 (four days before he died, so the g. s. is prob. misread and should be read 15 instead of 1 10

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Apr.); he was "much troubled about John Patchin", his faithful servant for thirty yrs.; "I would not have him wronged he is grown A poor old Creature", so provision is made to maintain him; wife; testified by Mr. James Bennett and Mrs. Mary Bennett, 29 Apr. 1712. Also,Sergt. John Odell, David Hall, and John Wheeler testified to his will regarding his dec'd son Samuel's heirs, mentioning gr. son Samuel; gr. sons Isaac and Ebenezer; his son-in-law Samuel Hall; son-in-law David Hall, upon consideration of his being kind to his mother. Adm'n was granted to widow Susannah. Distribution order to Widow, and five daus. and three gr. sons, viz.: Sarah wife of John Odell, Rebecca wife of Capt. David (sic) Sherman, Mary wife of Henry Jackson, Experience wife of Lemuel Sherwood, and Mercy Sherman, and the gr. sons, Isaac, Ebenezer, and Samuel Wheeler. On 21 Mar. 1751, the realty of Dea. Isaac formerly distributed to his widow as dower was set to the heirs; heirs of Mercy wife of Capt. David Sherman; heirs of Sarah Odell of Stratfield; Rebecca Sherman of Newtown; Samuel Wheeler of Fairfield; heirs of Experience wife of Lemuel Sherwood; heirs of Ebenezer Wheeler; heirs of Isaac Wheeler. ---children of Isaac Wheeler & (1) -?• Sarah Wheeler, b. abt. 1665, d. at Stratfield, 25 Oct. 1743 in 79 yr. (g. s.); m. John Odell. • Isaac Wheeler, m. about 1693, Rebecca Wheeler, dau. of Sgt. John Wheeler • Mercy Wheeler, b. abt. 1670, d. at Stratfield, 19 Aug. 1745 in 75 yr. (g. s.); m. abt. 1690, Capt. David Sherman; they conveyed 1732 land set to her in distribution of Dea. Isaac Wheeler's Est. • Rebecca Wheeler, b. abt. 1672, d. at Newtown, 2 Sept. 1751; m. at Stratford, 19 Dec. 1694, Daniel Sherman. • Samuel Wheeler (Sgt.), m. Hannah Wheeler, dau. of Sgt. John Wheeler • Mary Wheeler, b. abt. 1683, d. at Stratfield, 18 Sept. 1743 in 61 yr. (g. s.); m. (1) 16 Jan. 1703/4, Henry Jackson; m. (2) Samuel Sherwood. Mary Sherwood, widow of Capt. Samuel, conveyed 1733 right from father Wheeler dec'd. • Experience Wheeler, b. abt. 1686, d. at Stratfield, 27 Aug. 1721 ae. 35; m. at Stratfield, 17 May 1711, Lemuel Sherwood. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 668-669

Wheeler, Isaac Isaac Wheeler m. 1693 Rebecca Wheeler son of Isaac Wheeler & dau. of Sgt. John Wheeler & b. b. about 1672 Rebecca Wheeler m. (2) about 1699 Nathaniel Porter. Inv. of Isaac of Fairfield Village [Stratfield], 18 Apr. 1698. Widow to administer, with his father Isaac. On 18 July 1699, the ages of the children (two sons and a dau.) are stated as 6, 4, and 2. Isaac and Ebenezer, sons of Isaac, Jr., chose their father-in-law Nathaniel Porter as guardian. Distribution made to the three children, 4 Apr. 1716. ---children of Isaac Wheeler & Rebecca Wheeler: • Isaac Wheeler, bapt. at Fairfield, 11 Nov. 1694, d. 17 Nov. 1733; will 16 Nov. 1733, proved 6 Dec. 1733; m. Mary Wakelee, dau. of Jonathan Wakelee, b. 10 June 1708, d. 5 July 1768 ae. 60 (g. s., Easton); she m. (2) Isaac Bennett, Jr. • Ebenezer Wheeler, bapt. at Stratfield, 8 Feb. 1696, d. in 1744; will 24 Jan. 1743/4, proved 6 Mar. 1743/4; m. Abigail Edwards, dau. of John Edwards, bapt. 25 Apr. 1703. • Elizabeth Wheeler, bapt. at Stratfield, 26 Dec. 1697; m. Henry Stevens, of Fairfield, with whom in 1726 she conveyed right to land in Stratford from estate of her father, Isaac Wheeler, Jr. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 673

Wieler, Isaac Isaac Wieler son of

(Isaak; Ysaak)

m. 2 Feb 1733 Geesjen de Lange Kingston Ref Ch dau. of (Banns 14 Jan 1733 b. NYC Kingston Ref Ch) b. Kingston, Ulster Co., NY ---children of Isaac Wieler & Geesjen de Lange: • Elisabeth Wiele, bp. 11 Nov 1733 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Hendrik Ploeg, Blandina de Lange)

---Sources: Hoes, Roswell Randall, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston..., 1891 (reprinted 1997 by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD)

Wheeler, Isaac Isaac Wheeler m. Sarah Remsen (Sally) ---children of Isaac Wheeler & Sarah Remsen: • Aron Ramson Whealer (Aaron Remsen Wheeler), b. 8 May 1818; bp. 14 June 1818 Clarkstown Ref Ch (no wit); d. abt. 1889; m. Eliza Taylor

---Sources: Reynolds, Cuyler, Genealogical and Family History of Southern New York and the Hudson River Valley, 1914, Vol. II, p. 606; Kelly, Arthur C. M., Baptism Record of the Clarkstown Reformed Church, West Nyack, Rockland County, NY 1749-1899, Kinship 1998

Wheeler, Isaac Isaac Wheeler m. b. about 1751 d. 17 Sep 1819 aged 68.7.1 buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, Suffolk Co., NY

(prob) Esther b. about 1766 d. 6 July 1809 aged 43 buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, NY

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Wieler, Jacob Jacob Wieler m. Jacomyntje ---children of Jacob Wieler & Jacomyntje • Jacobus Wieler, b. 26 July 1743 Ancram, NY; bp. 23 May 1745 Ancram, NY, Athens Luth Ch (wit: Godfried Wahl & wife Lena) (parents: Jacob Wieler & Jacomyntje) ---Sources: Zion Lutheran Church of Athens, Greene Co., NY - Baptisms - Extracted from J.B. Beers "History of Greene County", published in 1884, Online at

Wheeler, Jacob Jacob Wheeler m. (1) 16/17 Dec 1771 son of b. 4 June 1747 d. 16 Feb 1824 aged 76.8.12 buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, Suffolk Co., NY m. (2) 15 Dec 1782

Phebe Wheeler dau. of b. 6 May 1746 d. 1 May 1780 buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, NY Temperence Blydenburg b. 2 May 1755 d. 19 Aug 1790 age 36 buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, NY

---children of Jacob Wheeler & (1) Phebe Wheeler: • (prob) Elkanah Wheeler, b. 30 Dec 1772; d. 8 Oct 1775 • (prob) Isaac Wheeler, b. 30 Jan 1775 • (prob) Elkanah Wheeler, b. 12 Jan 1777; d. 25 Feb 1846; m. 6 Jan 1799, Mary Hubbs • (prob) Jacob Wheeler, b. 5 Aug 1779; d. 24 April 1780 ---children of Jacob Wheeler & (2) Temperence Blydenburgh: • (prob) Phebe Wheeler, b. 6 Nov 1783 • (prob) Jacob Wheeler, b. 28 March 1785 • (prob) Clarissa Wheeler, b. 6 Feb 1789

---Sources: Elkanah Wheeler Family Bible, posted June 2002, NY Suffolk Co. List, by ; Wheeler Family Cemetery, Hauppauge, Suffolk Co., NY online at

Willer, Jacob Jacob Willer son of

m. 22 May 1796 Acquackanonk Ref Ch

Catharina Van Der Hoef dau. of

---Sources: Kelly, Arthur, Vital Records of the Protestant Dutch Reformed Church at Acquackanonk, 1977 (reprinted 1992)

Wieler, James (Jacobus) James Wieler son of

Elisabeth Meek dau. of (prob) Edward Meeks & Sarah Merritt d. before Jan 1717 d. Elizabeth Meek m. (2) 31 Jan 1717 NYC Ref Ch, Jesaias Bartlit, a widower from New England. ---children of James Wieler & Elisabeth Meek: • Jonathan Wieler, bp. 21 July 1697 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Philip, Jeremias Prÿs. Rebecca, h.v. van Adriaan Van Schaik) • Isaac Wieller, bp. 1 June 1708 Sleepy Hollow Ref Ch, Tarrytown, NY (wit: Isaac Van Dyck, Maria Bastyaenze) m. (NY License: 13 Jan 1696)

---Sources: Cole, David, First Record Book of the “Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow”...The First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, NY, 1901; Baptisms in the Dutch Church, New York, 1901, NYG&B Society, Vol. I; Marriages from 1639 to 1801 in the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam-New York City, 1940 (Vol. IX of Collections of the New York Genealogical & Biographical Society; O'Callaghan, E. B., "New York Marriage Licenses" in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, April 1872, p. 93

Wheeler, James

From The Minutes of the Board of Proprietors of the Eastern Division of New Jersey from 1725 to 1744, Perth Amboy (Re: Ramapo Tract; paraphrased unless in quotes)

(Vol. II, p. 153)...23 March 1741[/42 NS]...Alexander said that he exchanged a lease to Lewis Conklin and that Lewis Conklin assigned his lease unto James Wheeler... (Vol. II, p. 362)...16 June 1744...received rent from James Wheeler, £1:10:0.

Wheeler, James James Wheeler son of

m. 14 Oct 1810 Ann Ryerson English Neighborhood dau. of Ref Ch In the m. record he was “of Warwick” and she was “of Pompton.” ---children of James Wheeler & Anna Ryerson: • Sophronia Wheeler, b. 22 Sep 1811; bp. 1 Dec 1811 Pompton Plains Ref Ch (no wit) 12

Early Bergen County Families, compiled by Pat Wardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223 • [emailprotected] ---Sources: Westervelt, Frances A., Bergen County New Jersey Marriage Records, 1929, p. 13; Reformed Dutch Church records of Pompton Plains, pages 1-210 : records of Montville, pages 211-258 : typescript, 1923, (online at HeritageQuest)

Wheeler, James James Wheeler son of

m. 1830

James Wheeler was of Warwick, Orange Co., NY. ---children of James Wheeler & Cornelia Van Emberg Hun: • Mary Elizabeth Wheeler, b. 18 Oct 1830; m. J. Amherst Winner. • John James Wheeler, b. 8 March 1832; m. Harriet Winner. • De Witt C. Wheeler, b. 27 March 1834; m. 30 Dec 1858 Clara Curtis. • Franklin Wheeler, b. 26 Aug 1836 • Edward Wheeler, b. 1838

Cornelia Van Emberg Hun dau. of John Smith Hun & Margaret Freeman b. 28 April 1795

---Sources: Talcott, S. V., Genealogical Notes of New York and New England Families, Albany, 1883. p. 112, online Oct 1999 version at Cornell University MOA (Making of America) site: http://moa.cit.cornell.edu/dienst/moabrowse.fly/MOA-JOURNALS2:TALC-0006/3/1:TIFF2GIF:100

Weler, Jeronimus Jeronimus Weler m. Anna-Juliaana Cons ---children of Jeronimus Weler & Anna-Juliaans Cons: • Johannes Jeronimusz Weler, bp. 8 Jan 1721 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Johannes Kleyn, Anna-Catrina Schuurman)

---Sources: Hoes, Roswell Randall, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston..., 1891 (reprinted 1997 by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD)

Wheeler, Jeremiah Jeremiah Wheeler son of

(Jerm. Wheler)

m. 5 April 1780 by Rev. Joshua Hart of Smithtown, L.I., NY1

Jemima Stagg (Stag) dau. of Bernardus/Barnabas Stagg & Jemima Rogers b. 24 March 17601

b. ---children of Jeremiah Wheeler & Jemima Stagg: • (poss) Hannah Wheeler, m. 18 Nov 1813, Samuel Bryant Lee, son of George Lee & Elizabeth Bennet. He was b. 31 Jan 1792. They settled at New Village, where they were living in 1859,and had five children. ---Sources: [1] Information Nov 2003 in e-mail from Marianne Lee Gaertner, P.O. Box 11765, Lahaina, HI 96761-6765 ; [2} Walworth, Reuben H., Hyde Genealogy cited online at Ancestry.com, posted Aug 20023 by Charles Dorr

Wheeler, Joel Joel Wheeler m. He moved from Long Island to Orange Co., NY. ---children of Joel Wheeler & • (prob) William F. Wheeler, d. 9 April 1876; m. Juliet Van Duser

---Sources: Treman, Ebenezer Mack. History of the Treman, Tremaine, Truman Family in America vol.1. Press of The Ithaca Demorcat. 1901, p. 567

Wheeler, John John Wheeler m. (1) son of Thomas Wheeler & Ann b. bp. 27 Feb 1624 Cranefield, Co. Bedford, England d. 1690 m. (2) by 1673

Judith Turney dau. of Benjamin Turney &

b. about 1635 bp. d. Elizabeth Rowland dau. of Henry Rowland & d. about March 1702/3 Deputy (Fairfield) to Conn. Leg., Oct. 1657, May 1658, May 1659, May 1660, Oct. 1671, May and Oct. 1672, Oct. 1674, May 1677, Oct. 1678, May and Oct. 1681, Oct. 1682, July and Oct. 1684,(The name John Fyler appears in Colonial Records as Deputy for Fairfield, May 1684. This name has not been found at Fairfield and is prob. error for John Wheeler, who was Deputy at the other sessions that year.) Oct. 1685, Oct. 1687, May and June 1689. Sergt., Fairfield Trainband. Inv. 5 Apr. 1690. Widow; children, John 26, Thomas 21, Joseph 16, Obadiah 8, Jonathan 3, David 1, Judan 29, Elizabeth 23, Mary 19, Rebecca 18, Hannah 14, Abigail 10, Ann 6. In 1698, twelve children were living; one son d. last winter. On 8 Jan. 1673 [1673/4], he entered land by virtue of marriage with dec'd wife Judith, as part of her portion, on the upland lot of Benjamin Turney dec'd. On 5 Jan. 1673 [1673/4], Henry Rowland entered 24 acres formerly bought of Mr. John Jones dec'd, and put the greater part of it in hands of John Wheeler "my son in law. He m. (1) Judith Turney, dau. of Benjamin, b. abt. 1635. He gave rec't for his wife's portion 1661; and was called bro. by 13

Early Bergen County Families, compiled by Pat Wardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223 • [emailprotected]

Robert Turney, 1689. He m. (2) by 1673, Elizabeth Rowland, dau. of Henry, who d. abt. Mar. 1702/3. Agreement was made, 3 Apr. 1700, between Elizabeth widow of John Wheeler, guardian of her children Jonathan, David and Ann, with John, Mary, and Abigail Wheeler, Nathaniel Porter, Samuel Wheeler and Joseph Wheeler; witnesses, Philip Lewis, Elizabeth Comstock, and Robert Turney. The above were the signers, but the body of the document mentioned John, Joseph, Thomas, Jonathan, David, Rebecca, Mary, Abigail, Ann, and Hannah Wheeler. Will of Elizabeth, widow of John, 21 Feb. 1702/3; daus. Abigail and Ann; son Joseph; two youngest sons, Jonathan and David. Inv. 23 Mar. 1703. Adm'n granted to son Joseph, who was chosen guardian by Jonathan and David. ---children of Sgt. John Wheeler & (1) Judith Turney: • Jude-Ann Wheeler (or Judith), b. abt. 1661, d. before 1706 without issue; m. Joshua Knowles, who had land recorded 23 Mar. 1690 by gift of his father-in-law Sergt. John Wheeler. • John Wheeler, b. abt. 1664; d. 19 March 1754 Fairfielt, CT; m. (1) 22 March 1692 Fairfield, CT, Abigail Burr, dau. of Nathaniel Burr; m. (2) 17 Oct 1712 Lydia Porter, poss dau. of John Porter & Joanna Gaylord. • Elizabeth Wheeler, b. abt. 1667; m. (1) (rec. Norwalk) 13 June 1692, Daniel Comstock; m. (2) Samuel Welles. • Thomas Wheeler, b. abt. 1669, d. unm.; a letter written by him from Barbados, 19 July 1696, to his bro. John, describes himself as aboard a man of war, the Play, bound to London, mentions his mother and gives lands to five brothers if he return not. On 12 Mar. 1704/5, his relatives being informed he was dec'd, the Court accepted the letter as a will, and distribution was made to the four brothers. • Mary Wheeler, b. abt. 1671, d. at Stratfield, 7 Jan. 1710/1; m. abt. 1701, John Beardsley, of Stratfield. On 16 Dec. 1703, he gave a discharge to Joseph Wheeler for all legacies from the beginning of the world until that date. • Rebecca Wheeler, b. abt. 1672, d. between 1708 and 1713; m. (1) abt. 1693, Isaac Wheeler, Jr.; m. (2) abt. 1699, Nathaniel Porter. ---children of Sgt. John Wheeler & (2) Elizabeth Rowland: • Joseph Wheeler, b. abt. 1674; d. 13 July 1759, ae 84, Greenfield; m. 7 Dec 1705 Fairfield, CT, Deborah Nichols, dau. of Ephraim Nichols • Hannah Wheeler, b. abt. 1676; m. (1) Sergt. Samuel Wheeler; m. (2) 24 ug. 1708, Dr. John Wheeler. • Abigail Wheeler, b. abt. 1680, d. in 1706, unmarried. Inv. 31 Dec. 1706. Next of kin: John, Joseph, Jonathan, and David Wheeler; and those who m. the sisters,--Nathaniel Porter, Samuel Beardsley [sic], John Beardsley, Ann Wheeler, and Daniel Comstock who represents his dec'd mother. Distribution 14 Apr. 1707, to John, Joseph, Jonathan and David Wheeler, Sergt. Samuel Wheeler, John Barley [sic], Ann Wheeler, and Daniel Comstock in right of his mother Elizabeth Welles. • Obadiah Wheeler, b. abt. 1682, d. between 1696 and 1698. • Ann Wheeler, b. abt. 1684; m. Lemuel Sherwood. • Jonathan Wheeler, b. abt. 1687; d. 20 Feb 1772 Fairfield, CT; m. Abigail Wheeler, dau. of Timothy Wheeler. • David Wheeler, b. abt. 1689; d. 1775 Fairfield, CT; m. (1) 28 March 1716/7, Esther Nichols, dau. of Ephraim Nichols; m. (2) Martha -?-. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 666

Wheeler, John John Wheeler son of Thomas Wheeler & Jane/Joan b. abt. 1636 (recorded Milford, CT) bp. 16 Aug. 1640 Milford, CT d. 3 Dec 1716, in 81st yr., Woodbury, CT

m. (1) Dec 1662 Stratford, CT

Sarah Sherwood dau. of Thomas Sherwood &

b. bp. d. (2) 3 July 1706 Ruth Clark Milford, CT (widow of Thomas Fitch, Jr. of Norwalk, CT, and Robert Plumb, of Milford, CT. Will 23 July 1712, proved 2 Dec. 1716; wife Ruth; eldest son Thomas; son John; dau. Elizabeth Burch; gr. son Nathan Mitchell; gr. daus. Hannah and Sarah Mitchell; gr. children, children of Elizabeth Burch; gr. child Ruth Richardson; gr. child Joseph Tuttle. ---children of John Wheeler & Sarah Sherwood: (recorded at Stratford, bapt. at Woodbury) • Sarah Wheeler, b. 24 Feb. 1663 [1663/4], bapt. 19 Jan. 1670/1; m. by 1687, Abraham Mitchell. • Mary Wheeler, b. 26 Aug. 1666, bapt. 19 Jan. 1670/1, d. at Woodbury, 20 June 1701, unm. • Elizabeth Wheeler, b. middle of Feb. 1669 [1669/70], bapt. 19 Jan. 1670/1; m. (rec. Stratford) June 1696, Jeremiah Burch. • Thomas Wheeler, b. 2 Apr. 1673, bapt. 25 May 1673, d. at Woodbury, by fall of a tree, 21 Mar. 1727/8; m. at Woodbury, 20 Aug. 1701, Sarah Stiles. • Ruth Wheeler, b. [30 June 1679],(Cothren gives this birth as recorded at Woodbury, but the present compiler failed to find this entry.) bapt. June 1678, d. at Waterbury, 10 Feb. 1701 [1701/2]; m. (rec. Waterbury) 22 April 1701, John Richardson [rec. also Woodbury, 23 Apr. 1701]. • Dinah Wheeler, bapt. Feb. 1680/1; m. at Woodbury, 13 Feb. 1706/7, Ephraim Tuttle. • John Wheeler, bapt. May 1685, d. at Woodbury, 19 May 1727; m. at Woodbury, 17 Nov. 1704, Ruth Stiles. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 680-681

Early Bergen County Families, compiled by Pat Wardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223 • [emailprotected]

Weillen, Johann Jacob Johann Jacob Weillin m. Anna Catharina Schwartz son of Jost Weigels/Weyel & dau. of Johann Conrad Schwartz Dorothea bp. 13 Nov 1658 (Herborn, Germany?) bp. Johann Jacob Weillin came to America in 1709 with the German Palatine emigration. Hans Jacob Weil, his wife and 3 children, were entered on the rolls of the 6th party of Palatines in Holland in 1709 (Rotterdam Lists). He must have died shortly after arriving, because Catherina Weil appears on the Hunter Subsistence Lists 4 July 1710 with 2 pers. over 10 yrs. of age in the family, and she was in the Simmendinger Register in 1716/1717 as a widow with one child in New York. ---children of Johann Jacob Weillin & Anna Catharina Schwartz: • Johann Jost Weillin, bp. 30 May 1687 Herborn, Germany • Johannes Weillin, bp. 26 Sep 1688 Herborn, Germany • Johann Daniel Weillin, bp. 3 Sep 1696 Herborn, Germany ---Sources: Jones, Henry Z, Jr., The Palatine Families of New York, 1985, Vol. II, p. 1073

Wheeler, John John Wheeler son of John Wheeler & (1) Judith Turney b. about 1664 d. 19 March 1754, age 92, Fairfield, CT

m. (1) 22 March 1692 Fairfield, CT m. (2) 17 Oct 1712

Abigail Burr dau. of Nathaniel Burr &

b. about 1668 d. 7 Feb 1711/2 Lydia Porter of Windsor, CT dau. of (poss) John Porter & Joanna Gaylord b. 28 Nov 1789 or abt. 1691 d. 12 Nov 1747 in 57th yr.

Ens., east company, Fairfield, May 1709; Lt., May 1712. He m. (2) 17 Oct. 1712, Lydia Porter of Windsor. She was, possibly, Lydia, twin dau. of the third John and Joanna (Gaylord) Porter, b. 28 Nov. 1689, though the History of Windsor kills her off in infancy. She d. 12 Nov. 1747 in 57 yr. (g. s.), so may have been a second Lydia, b. abt. 1691, and not recorded. He renewed his Covenant at Fairfield Church, 16 Sept. 1694. ---children of John Wheeler & (1) Abigail Burr: • John Wheeler, b. 20 July 1694, bapt. 16 Sept. 1694, d. at Fairfield, 19 Feb. 1725/6 in 32 yr. (g. s.); m. by 1722, Elizabeth Burr, dau. of John Burr, bapt. 2 Feb. 1701/2, d. at Woodbridge, 3 Aug. 1769 in 69 yr. (g. s.); she m. (2) at Stratfield, 3 April 1733, Ezra Dibble; and (3) Capt. Ebenezer Beecher. • Sarah Wheeler, b. 11 Feb. 1696 [1696/7], bapt. 21 Mar. 1696/7. • Abigail Wheeler, b. 16 Aug. 1698 [1699?], bapt. 13 Aug. 1699; m. 5 July 1722, Samuel Merwin. • Mary Wheeler, b. 4 Nov. 1701, bapt. 28 Dec. 1701, d. 11 Dec. 1713/4. • Elizabeth Wheeler, b. 2 Apr. 1703 [should be 1704], bapt. 16 Apr. 1704, d. 8 Feb. 1786 in 84th yr. (g. s.); m. 10 May 1727, John Dimon. • Ann Wheeler, b. 16 Jan. 1706, bapt. as Judith-Ann, 10 March 1705/6; m. (as Judith-Ann) at Stratfield, 25 Jan. 1733, Samuel Odell. ---children of John Wheeler & (2) Lydia Porter: • Mary Wheeler, b. 11 Oct. 1713, bapt. 27 Dec. 1713, d. 28 Feb. 1720/1. • Obadiah Wheeler, b. 15 Mar. 1716, bapt. 15 Apr. 1716, d. at Fairfield, 6 Nov. 1753; Inv. 11 Jan. 1754; m. Mary -?• Daniel Wheeler, b. 15 July 1718, bapt. 10 Aug. 1718, d. before 1788; m. Esther Nichols, dau. of Ignatius Nichols, who d. abt. 1788; no issue. Adm'n on Ests. of Esther Wheeler and Daniel Wheeler was granted, 2 Sept. 1788, to Ebenezer Nichols of Weston; her estate was distributed to her relatives. • Jabez Wheeler, b. 25 Feb. 1722, bapt. 15 April 1722, d. at Easton by 1810; Dea.; Capt.; m. (1) 9 Dec. 1742, Charity Beach, bapt. Mar. 1724, d. at Greenfield, 4 Sept. 1761 in 38 yr.; m. (2) Mary Wheeler, dau. of Isaac, bapt. 27 Jan. 1733/4, d. in 1810. • Ichabod Wheeler, b. 11 Jan. 1725 [1725/6], bapt. 6 Mar. 1725/6, d. 14 Sept. 1806 in 81 yr. (g. s., Fairfield); Capt.; m. 1 Jan. 1752, Deborah Burr, dau. of Capt. John Burr, who d. 5 May 1799 in 69 yr. (g. s.). • John Wheeler, b. 3 June 1729, bapt. 8 June 1729, d. at Easton, 3 Feb. 1819 in 90 yr. (g. s.); m. (1) Ann -?-, who d. at Easton, 17 Mar. 1767 in 38 yr. (g s.); m. (2) 12 July 1767, Ruth Sanford; widow of Stephen Seeley and dau. of Zechariah Sanford, b. 19 June 1737; m. (3) Abiah -?-, who d. 4 July 1828 ae. 89 (g. s.). ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 670

Wheeler, John John Wheeler son of

(Dr.)

m. 24 Aug 1708 Fairfield, CT

b. (about 1684?) d. 12 Sep 1747 in 64th yr., Stratfield, CT He was a Chirurgeon and physician, Expedition against Canada, May 1709. 15

Hannah Wheeler (widow of Sgt. Samuel Wheeler) dau. of Sgt. John Wheeler & b. about 1676 d.

Early Bergen County Families, compiled by Pat Wardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223 • [emailprotected]

Inv. 3 Nov. 1747. Agreement, 10 May 1748, of Widow Hannah, and sons John and David. ---children of Dr. John Wheeler & Hannah Wheeler: (first recorded at Fairfield; bapt. at Stratfield) • John Wheeler, b. 12 Nov. 1709, bapt. 5 Mar. 1710, d. at Stratfield, 12 Sept. 1790 ae. 80 yrs. 10 mos. 3 days (g. s.); m. Dorothy Sherman, dau. of Capt. David Sherman, bapt. 29 Aug. 1714, d. 9 Oct. 1800 in 87 yr. (g. s.). • Ann Wheeler, bapt. 12 Oct. 1712, prob. d. y. • David Wheeler, bapt. 20 Sept. 1713, d. in 1767; m. Betty -?-. • Nehemiah Wheeler, b. abt. 1720, d. 28 Nov. 1726 in 7 yr. (g. s., Stratfield).

---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 675

Wheeler, Jan Jan Wheeler son of Edward/Evert Wieler & Josyntje/Josyna Jansen Gardenier b.

Anna Margreta Loescher (Margreta) dau. of Sebastian Loescher & Anna Maria Kuhn1 [Coen?] b. June 1693 Hochspeyer, Rhein-Hessen, Pfalz, Germany1 bp. 11 Sep 1692 Albany Ref Ch bp. d. d. 26 Jan 17401 Joh. Wiler and his wife, Anna Margaretha, wit. bp. 13 May 1749 (at New York) NYC LuthCh of Anna Margaretha, dau. of Hans Haus (Johannes) and Sara (Wieler). ---children of Jan Wheeler & Anna Margreta Loescher: • Ephraim Wheeler, b. 21 Feb 1715 Kinderhook, NY; bp. 7 April 1715 Klinckenberg, Greene Co., NY (NYC Luth Ch) (Athens Zion Lutheran Evangelical Ch) (wit: Jurgen Klaauw and wife Marytge) (parents: Jan Weeler and wife Margareta)2; d. 10 May 1808 Dover, Dutchess Co., NY1,3; m. about 1735 Kinderhook, NY, Anna Catharina Kuhn, dau. of Johann Valentin Kuhn & Anna Catharina Weis1. • Rachel Wheeler, b. 2 March 1717 Kinderhook, NY; bp. 24 March 1717 Klinckenberg, Greene Co., NY, NY Luth Ch (wit: Jacob Van Husum and wife Judith)2; m. about 1733, Jan Schmid/Schmidt • Elizabeth Wheeler (Elisabeth), b. 7 Sep 1719; bp. 16 Jan 1720 Loonenburg/Athens, Greene Co., NY (NY Luth Ch) (wit: Jan Van Loon and wife Elisabeth)2; m. about 1744, Jacob Jager • Sebastuab Wheeler (Sebastian), b. Nov 1721 Kinderhook, Columbia Co., NY; bp. 7 Jan 1722 Gospelhoeck, Albany, NY Luth Ch (wit: Sebastian Loscher and Anna Maria Loscherin); d. 16 Feb 1788 Dover, Dutchess Co., NY3; m. about 1748 Kinderhook, NY, Catharina Hoffman1 • Johannes/John Wheeler, b. about 1723 Kinderhook, NY1; d. 1792-93 Pawling, Dutchess Co., NY3; m. about 1748-1750, Anna Maria Margaretha Proper, dau. of Johan Friederich Proper & Susanna Forster • Conrad Wheeler, b. about 17251; m. about 1751, Anna Magdalena Richter, dau. of Andreas Richter & Anna Elizabeth Stahl1. Anna Magdalena Richter was b. about 1733 Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY1 • Sara Wieler, bp. 25 Aug 1728 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Sammel Gardenier, Sara Gardenier) (no mother’s surname in bp. record); m. about 1746, Johannes Haus/House • Nicklaes Wheeler, b. about 1729-1732 Kinderhook, NY1; d. 24 June 1810 Brunswick, Rensselaer Co., NY1,3; m. about 1760, Maria Decker, dau. of Jan Decker & Maria (or Jacomyntje) Fynhout1 • Jury/George Wheeler, b. poss. about 1730 Kinderhook, NY1; d. Nov 1786 Oromocto, Sunbury, New Brunswick, Canada1,3; m. 8 Sep 1754 Tappan Ref Ch, Mary/Maria/Polly Tennery1 m. about 1714 Kinderhook, NY

---Sources: [1] Family Tree posted online at Ancestry.com; [2] “Some Early Records of the Lutheran Church, New York” published in Holland Society Yearbook, 1903, p. 59, 75; [3] Family Tree posted online at Rootsweb.com ; Vosburgh, Royden Woodward, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Kinderhook, Columnia County, NY, Vol. 1 (online at New York Genealogical & Biographical Society); Zion Lutheran Church of Athens, Greene Co., NY - Baptisms - Extracted from J.B. Beers "History of Greene County", published in 1884, Online at ; Information online Jan 2009, Dutch-Colonies List, from Pamela J. Sears

Wheeler, John John Wheeler m. by 1722 Elizabeth Burr son of John Wheeler & dau. of John Burr & b. 20 July 1694 b. bp. bp. 2 Feb 1701/2 d. 19 Feb 1725/6 , in 32nd yr, Fairfield, CT d. 3 Aug 1769 Woodbridge Elizabeth Burr m. (2) at Stratfield, CT, 3 Apr. 1733, Ezra Dibble, and (3) Capt. Ebenezer Beecher. Elizabeth Wheeler was appointed guardian, 17 Apr. 1727, to Abigail and John, children of John Wheeler, and gave bond with Andrew Burr. ---children of John Wheeler & Elizabeth Burr: • Abigail Wheeler, bapt. 26 May 1723 Fairfield, CT; d. at Woodbridge, 10 Aug. 1768 ae. 45 (g. s.); m. at Woodbridge, 18 Sept. 1746, Caleb Beecher. • John Wheeler, bapt. 14 Mar. 1724/5 ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, vol. 2. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 1013

Wielaar, John John Wielaar

Elizabeth

Early Bergen County Families, compiled by Pat Wardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223 • [emailprotected]

---children of John Wielaar & Elizabeth • John Wieler, bp. 10 Feb 1740 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: William Egel, Josyna Wieler) (parents: John Wieler & Elizabeth Wieler); m. 23 Nov 1768 Albany Ref Ch, Maria Cooper • Maria Wielaar, bp. 28 Aug 1743 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Evert Zeger, Zara Aalschirt) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Josyna Whealer, bp. 4 Nov 1744 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Samuel Whealer, Josyna Whealer) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Anatje Wheeler, bp. 24 Jan 1747 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: John Cooper, Elizabeth Cooper) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Helena Wheler, bp. 11 Feb 1749 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Abram Valkenburg, Ariaantje Valkenburg) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Samuel Wieler, bp. 3 July 1752 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Samuel Wieler, Margarits Wieler) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Jacob Wieler, bp. 6 Sep 1754 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Petrus Vosburg, Catrina Vosburg) (no mother’s surname in bp. record)

---Sources: Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, New York 1683-1809, Marriages, Baptisms, Members, Etc., excerpted from the Year Books of the Holland Society, NY, reprinted by Clearfield Publishing Co., 1999; Vosburgh, Royden Woodward, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Kinderhook, Columnia County, NY, Vol. 1 (online at New York Genealogical & Biographical Society)

Wiehler, Johannes Johannes Wiehler son of Jan Wheeler & Anna Margaretha Loescher b. about 1723 conf.

Maria Margaretha Proppert (Proper) dau. of Johann Friederich Proppert & Susanna Forster b. about 1726-1730 confirmed 12 May 1743 Ancram, NY (Loonenburg Luth Chbk) d. 1792-1793 Pawling, Dutchess Co., NY d. In his will, dated 14 March 1792, Witnesses acknowledged their signatures 7 Jan 1793, probated 12 Jan 1793, John Wheeler, of Pawlings Town, left all of the estate to son Bertus, who shall care for his mother (not named in the will) and shall pay £150 in equal parts to his brothers and sisters, namely, Frederick, Baltus, Mark, Susanna, and Elizabeth. “My grandson George Wheeler shall receive one cow, if he ever appears in person to demand it.” Exec: son Bertus. Wits: John B. Wheeler, Ebenezer Greegory, David Rose. ---children of Johannes Wheeler & Maria Margaretha Proper/Proppert: • Frederick Wheeler, b. about 1746-50 NY; d. after 1792; m. before 1770, Anna Margaretha Simon, dau. of Balthasar Simon & Anna Elisabetha Bohnenstiehl. She was b. about 1745-50.1 • Hans Georg Wheeler, b. 15 April 1751; bp. 12 May 1751 St. Peter’s Luth Ch, Rhinebeck, NY; m. (poss) Maria Hoffman1 • Johan Balthaser/Baltus Wheeler, b. 11 March 1753; bp. 25 March 1753 St. Peter’s Luth Ch, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY; m. Anna Neher1 • Susanna Wheeler, b. 21 Aug 1755 NY; d. 17 June 1848; m. (1) -?- Fredenburgh; m. (2) 7 Feb 1782 South Amenia Presbyterian Ch, Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY, Nehemiah Hoag, son of John Hoag & Rebecca Mosher; m. (3) after 1805, -?- Giese1 • Eliesabetha Wieler, bp. 2 Oct 1757 Germantown Ref Ch (wit: Jac: Jager & wife Eliesabeth Wieler); m. (poss?) -?- Beis1 • Albertus Wheeler, bp. 14 Feb 1762 Ref Ch Linlithgo, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY; m. 9 June 1782 South Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY, Mary Darling. She was b. about 1753.1 • Marcus Wheeler (Mark), bp. 9 April 1765 Ref Ch Linlithgo, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY; m. Hannah -?-1 m.

---Sources: [1] Family Tree posted online at Rootsweb.com ; Jones, Henry Z, Jr., The Palatine Families of New York, 1985, Vol. II, p. 739; Information posted online Jan 2009, Dutch-Colonies List, from Pamela J. Sears and James Brady ; Canfield, Amos, “Abstracts of Wills Recorded at Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York” in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, July 1930 (Vol. 61, No. 3), p. 256, Liber A (will of John Wheeler)

Wieler, Johannes Jurie (See: Wieler, Jurie)

Wieler, John John Wieler m. Lea Woodco*ck ---children of John Wieler & Lea Woodco*ck: • Lena Wieler, bp. 12 Dec 1762 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: John Wieler, Annatje Wieler) • (prob) Jan Wieler, bp. 28 Jan 1778 Coxsackie Ref Ch, Greene Co., NY (wit: Johannes van Sleyk, Lans van Sleyk) (parents in bp. record: Jan Wieler & Lea Wieler)

---Sources: Vosburgh, Royden Woodward, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Kinderhook, Columbia County, NY, Vol. 2 (Baptisms 1756-1795; Marriages 1756-1798), (online at New York Genealogical & Biographical Society); Records of the First Reformed Dutch Church of Coxsackie, Greene County, NY, Vol. 1 (online at New York Genealogical & Biographical Society)

Wieler, John (Wheeler) John Wheeler son of John Wheeler &

m. 23 Nov 1768 Albany Ref Ch

Maria Cooper dau. of Jacob Cooper &

Early Bergen County Families, compiled by Pat Wardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223 • [emailprotected]

Elisabeth Wheeler Josina Orchard bp. 10 Feb 1740 Kinderhook Ref Ch bp. 26 Aug 1750 Albany Ref Ch In the Albany Ref Ch record of their marriage they were: "John Wilver" and "Maria Cooper" young people from Albany County. ---children of John Wieler/Wheeler & Maria Cooper: • John Wieler, bp. 24 Sep 1769 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Isaac V. Valkenburgh, Hannah V. Valkenburgh, syn. H. Vr.) • Jesyna Wieler (Josyna), bp. 20 Jan 1771 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Gysbert Scherp, Bara V. Valkenburgh, syn H. Vr.) • Elisabeth Weler, bp. 23 Sep 1772 Schenectady Ref Ch (wit: Samuel Weler, Jannaatje Coeper); m. Jacob Albright, son of Hendrick Albragh & Elizabeth Foland1 • Lena Wieler, bp. 27 Feb 1777 Schenectady Ref Ch (wit: Gerrit Bratt, Sophie Bratt); m. Peter Moak • Maria Weeler, b. 30 Sep 1778; bp. 30 Oct 1778 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Thomas Orchard, Bregje Zeger) • Obadiah Wheeler, b. about 1785; m. Elizabeth Cooper, dau. of Obadiah Cooper & Magdalena Albright1 ---Sources: [1] Wheeler Family Tree posted online at Rootsweb.com by Glenn E. Wheeler ; Getty, Innes, Obadiah Cooper and his wife Cornelia Gardenier and some of their descendants, Yonkers, NY, 1944, Revised 1947, p. 44 (online at Heritage Quest)

Wieller, John John Wieller son of

---children of John Wieller & Elisabeth Bertholf: • Wyburg Wieller, b. 28 Oct 1775; bp. 17 Feb 1776 Bergen Ref Ch (no wit.)

Elisabeth Bertholf (Elisabet Bertolf) dau. of (prob) Johannes Bertholf & Wyberig Laroe

---Sources: Versteeg, Dingman, and Thomas E. Vermilye, Jr., with contributions by Nicholas G. Vreeland, et. al., Bergen Records: Records of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Bergen in New Jersey, 1666 to 1788 (excerpted and reprinted from Year Books of the Holland Society of New York, 1913, 1914, 1915) Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1976; reprinted for Clearfield Co., Inc., 1990

Wieler, Johannes Johannes Wieler m. Maria Decker son of Conrad Wieler & dau. of Christopher/Christoffel Decker & Magdalena Richter Susanna Catharina Schawerman b. 11 March 1753 b. about 1747 bp. 19 Jan 1754 Ref Ch Linlithgo, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY bp. d. 1823 d. 1840 ---children of Johannes Wieler & Maria Decker: • Conrad Wihler, bp. 13 Aug 1775 St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Manorton, Livingston Co., NY (wit: Conrad Wihler & Magdalena) (parents: Johannes Wihler & Maria); m. 21 Oct 1800 Ref Ch Claverack, Columbia Co., NY, Margaretha Blass. She was b. about 1782. • Christopher Wihler, b. 15 Jan 1776 Taghkanic, Columbia Co., NY; bp. 20 Jan 1777 St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Manorton, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY (wit: Emerich Decker & Belitge) (parents: Johannes Wihler & Maria); d. 1868 Naples, Ontario Co., NY; m. Katherine Rossman. • Magdalena Wihler, bp. 10 Oct 1778 St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Manorton, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY (wit: Paulus Kuhn & Elisabeth) (parents: Johannes Wihler & Maria); m. Tiel/Diel Rockefeller. • Susanna Wihler, b. 2 March 1781; bp. 1781 St. John’s Evangelival Lutheran Church, Manorton, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY (wit: Johannes Schauerman & Elisabeth) (parents: Johannes Wihler & Maria Decker); m. Samuel Dekker • Grietje Wieler, b. 14 May 1783; bp. 8 June 1783 Ref Ch Linlithgo, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY (wit: Dederich Shulters & Grietje Shulters) (parents: Johanis Wieler & Marytje Decker); m. Peter Dings • Andris Wieler (Andies), b. 9 Oct 1785 Taghanic, Columbia Co., NY; bp. 25 Dec 1785 St. Thomas Luther Church, Churchtown, Claverack, Columbia Co., NY (wit: Andreas Wieler & Elisabeth) (parents: Johannes Wieler & Maria); d. 1867; m. Catherine Hamm • John Wheeler, b. 25 Jan 1789; bp. 1 March 1789 Ref Ch West Copake, Columbia Co., NY (wit: Johannes Finger & Grietje Wheeler) (parents: Johannes Wheeler & Marytje Decker); d. 1877; m. Lena/Elinor Wheeler, dau. of Andreas Wheeler & Elizabeth Decker ---Sources: Wheeler Family Tree posted online by Glenn E. Wheeler, on Rootsweb.com

Wheeler, John John Wheeler m. Mary ---children of John Wheeler & Mary • John Wheeler, b. 24 Oct 1779; bp. 7 Nov 1779 Trinity Ch Parish, NYC (wit: Oliver & Sarah Waldron, & Charles Wheeler) ---Sources: "Records of the Trinity Church Parish, New York City" in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record. Vol. 68, No. 3, July 1937, p. 277

Wheeler, John H. John H. Wheeler son of

m. 18

Julia M. (Maynard?) dau. of (poss) Francis S. Maynard &

Early Bergen County Families, compiled by Pat Wardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223 • [emailprotected]

Isabel b. 31 Aug 1845 d. Sep 1919 buried Valleau Cemetery, Ridgewood, NJ

b. 28 May 1840 d. 12 Sep 1886 buried Valleau Cemetery, Ridgewood, Bergen Co., NJ

---Sources: Ackerman, Herbert S., and Arthur J. Goff, Valleau Cemetery (Ridgewood, Bergen County, NJ) Gravestone Inscriptions (typescript), copied Feb 1944, p. 97

Wheeler, Jonas Jonas Wheeler b. about 1743 d. 8 or 9 Sep 1801 aged 58.4.21 buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, Suffolk Co., NY

---Sources: Wheeler Family Cemetery, Hauppauge, Suffolk Co., NY online at

Wheeler, Jonathan Jonathan Wheeler m. Abigail Wheeler son of Sgt. John Wheeler & dau. of Timothy Wheeler (2) Elizabeth Rowland b. about 1687 b. 30 Dec 1703 d. 20 Feb 1772 ae 86, Fairfield, CT d. On 31 Mar. 1733, he gave a receipt to his (former) guardian, Joseph Wheeler, for his share in the estates of mother Elizabeth, bro. Thomas, and sister Abigail. Adm'n granted, 3 Mar. 1772, to Jonathan Wheeler. Distribution 28 Jan. 1775; widow Abigail; eldest son Jonathan; heirs of Sarah Cope; heirs of Abel Wheeler. ---children of Jonathan Wheeler & Abigail Wheeler: • Jonathan Wheeler, d. at Fairfield in 1777; Inv. 2 June 1777. • Sarah Wheeler, bapt. at Stratfield, 15 Oct. 1732; m. -?- Cope. • Abel Wheeler, b. abt. 1737, d. at Fairfield, 27(26 by town record.) Mar. 1772 in 36 yr. (g. s.); will 26 Feb. 1772, proved 13 April 1772; m. 27 Mar. 1758, Rebecca Whittier, dau. of John Whittier; she was bur. 22 Nov. 1806 age. 67 (Trinity Church rec.). ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 672

Wheeler, Jonathan Jonathan Wheeler son of

Catharine Cronckheit dau. of Herrick Theunis Cranckheit & Helena Van Wert b. b. about 1724 In the Tarrytown Ref Ch record of their marriage, they were: Jonatan Wielar, j.m., b. in Nuw Jork, and Catharina Crancheyt, j.d., b. in Philips Burgh. Both l. here. m. 17 June 1742 Tarrytown Ref Ch

---Sources: Information online March 1999 from Marilyn & John citing G. MacKenzie’s research on the Cranckheit family; Cole, David, First Record Book of the “Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow”...The First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, NY, 1901

Wheeler, Jonathan Jonathan Wheeler d. before 4 Nov 1766 In his will, he wrote: ...I, Jonathan Wheeler, of New York. After debts are paid, "I leave all the rest to my brothers and sisters, and to my brothers' children and to my sisters' children, and my sister Dorin's son, except the house that my brother Abraham's widow lives in, which I leave to her so long as she remains his widow, and then amongst all the rest" [no names given]. I make my sister, Charity Wheeler, executor. Dated January 20, 1752. Witnesses, Isaac Johnson, Robert Hendrickson. Proved, November 4, 1766.

---Sources: Pelletreau, William S., Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate’s Office, City of New York, pub. as Collections of the New York Historical Society, Vol VII 17661771 , p. 31 (will of Jonathan Wheeler)

Wealer, Jonathan Jonathan Wealer m. Annatje Jonathan and Annatje Wealer witnessed the baptism 24 Feb 1771 at Paramus Ref Ch of Annatje Van Blerkom, dau. of Isaac and Saartje Van Blerkom. ---children of Jonathan Willer • (poss) Liesabet Willer, bp. 6 Aug 1784 Schraalenburgh Ref Ch (wit: M. Kadmus and wife) (no mother’s name in bp. record)

---Sources: Randolph, Howard S. F., and Russell Bruce Rankin, Paramus...Reformed Dutch Church Baptisms...Together with Records from the Gravestones..., 1935, p. 8; Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of ....Schraalenburgh, 1891, (Collections of the Holland Society of New York, Vol. I, Part II), p. 333

Wheeler, Joseph

Early Bergen County Families, compiled by Pat Wardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223 • [emailprotected]

Joseph Wheeler m. Mary -?d. d. 1740/1 Middletown, CT Joseph and his wife were admitted to Stratfield Church, 1695, by letter from Concord (MA?). Inv. 29 May 1698 of Joseph Wheeler of Fairfield Village [Stratfield]. Ephraim, son of Joseph and Mary, b. latter end of July 1698. Widow Marah made oath. Ephraim chose his bro.-in-law Edward Higby for guardian, July 1715/6. Joseph's widow was empowered, Sept. 1699, to place out their children, with the advice of Ens. Wheeler. Josiah Adkins and Mary his wife, and Edward Higby and Rebecca his wife, all of Middletown, conveyed 1715 to mother Mary Wheeler of Stratford. Elizabeth and Jane Wheeler of Middletown conveyed 1714 to Edward Higby, right from father Joseph Wheeler. Joseph Wheeler, son of Joseph of Stratford dec'd, conveyed 1716 to mother Mary Wheeler. [Stratford Deeds.] Adm'n on Est. of Mary Wheeler of Middletown was granted, 27 Jan. 1740/1, to Edward Higby, with Benjamin Butler surety. ---children of Joseph Wheeler & Mary (first two recorded at Concord, last rec. Stratfield) • Rebecca Wheeler, b. 2 Apr. 1679, d. at Middletown, 22 Oct. 1771; m. 29 Nov. 1706, Edward Higby, of Middletown. • Joseph Wheeler, b. 7 Oct. 1682. • Mary Wheeler, m. 16 Dec. 1708, Josiah Adkins, of Middletown. • Elizabeth Wheeler • Jane Wheeler, m. (by Capt. Ward,(of Middletown) rec. Wallingford) 1 June 1714, Samuel Doolittle. • Ephraim Wheeler, b. 28 July 1697, bapt. 1 Aug. 1697. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 675-676

Wheeler, Joseph Joseph Wheeler m. June 1678 Patience Holbrook son of Thomas Wheeler & Milford, CT dau. of Richard Holbrook Jane/Joan b. 13 Mar. 1656/7 (rec. Milford, CT) b. He removed to Newark, N. J. ---children of Joseph Wheeler & Patience Holbrook: (recorded at Milford, CT) • Patience Wheeler, b. 7 June 1679 (recorded at Milford, CT) • Anna Wheeler, b. 20 Feb 1680 (recorded Milford, CT) • Joseph Wheeler, b. 1 Dec 1683 (recorded Milford, CT); m. 27 March 1707 Milford, CT, Sarah Crane

---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 679-680

Wheeler, Joseph Joseph Wheeler m. 7 Dec 1705 Deborah Nichols son of John Wheeler & Fairfield, CT dau. of Ephraim Nichols & b. about 1674 b. 1 Jan 1685/6 d. 13 July 1759, ae 84, Greenfield d. 14 Sep 1748, in 63rd yr., Greenfield He renewed his Covenant at Fairfield Church. Will 9 Mar. 1758, proved 20 July 1759; sons Joseph, Ephraim, Thomas (for care of his mother); dau. Catherine Osborn; two gr. children Lazarus and Hannah Wheeler. ---children of Joseph Wheeler & Deborah Nichols: (births recorded at Greenfield. This family is also entered in the Fairfield town records, five dates out of six being at variance with the Greenfield records. Experience with such discrepancies leads us to credit the Greenfield rather than the town record, with the exception that we have followed the latter in making Joseph b. 1706 instead of 1705. The baptisms are from Fairfield Church records, which the Greenfield records repeat with but one error.) • Joseph Wheeler, b. 16 Nov. 1706, bapt. 26 Jan. 1706/7; m. 10 Sept. 1729, Abigail Perry; dau. of Joseph Perry, bapt. 8 Feb. 1710/1. • Thomas Wheeler, b. 16 July 1708, bapt. 15 Aug. 1708, d. at Greenfield, 22 Feb. 1796 in 88 yr. (g. s.); m. (1) Mary Sanford, dau. of Thomas, bapt. 2 May 1714, d. 24 Feb. 1753 in 39 yr. (g. s.); m. (2) 17 Apr. 1760, Sarah Bulkley, widow of Joseph Perry, Jr., and dau. of Peter Bulkley, bapt. 29 Nov. 1713, d. 22 Apr. 1789 in 76 yr. (g. s.). • Esther Wheeler, b. 31 Aug. 1710, bapt. 29 Oct. 1710, d. Apr. 1732. • Catherine Wheeler, b. 16 Nov. 1712, bapt. 8 Feb. 1712/3; m. Sept. 1733, Jonathan Osborn. • Ephraim Wheeler, b. 25 Mar. 1716, bapt. 15 Apr. 1716, d. at Redding abt. 1806; m. Martha Bulkley, dau. of Daniel Bulkley, bapt. 2 July 1721. • Seth Wheeler, b. 26 Mar. 1721, bapt. 28 May 1721, d. at Redding, 11 Aug. 1751 in 30 yr.; adm'n granted, 1 Oct. 1751; m. at Redding, 27 Oct. 1746, Ruth Knapp. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 671-672

Wheeler, Joseph

Early Bergen County Families, compiled by Pat Wardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223 • [emailprotected]

Joseph Wheeler m. Dorcas d. before 15 September 1727 d. In his will, dated 25 June 1726, Newark, NJ, Joseph Wheeler, yeoman; mentioned wife Dorcas. Children--Joseph, Justice, Obadiah, Patience Bunnel, Keziah Beardeslee, son-in-law (stepson) Samuel Farrand. Land in Milford, Connt., do. in Notting Township in the Naraganset, do. at Port Royel. Personal property. Son Joseph sole executor. Witnesses--Jonathan Conger, Samuel Beech, Joseph Crane. Proved September 15, 1727. ---children of Joseph Wheeler & • Joseph Wheeler • Justice Wheeler • Obadiah Wheeler • Patience Wheeler, m. -?- Bunnel • Keziah Wheeler, m. -?- Beardslee ---Sources: Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. I 1670-1730 (online at Ancestry.com), p. 501 (will of Joseph Wheeler)

Wheeler, Joseph Joseph Wheeler m. 27 March 1707 Sarah Crane son of Joseph Wheeler & Milford, CT dau. of Patience Holbrook b. 1 Dec 1683 (recorded at Milford, CT) b. d. before 15 Sep 1727 d. In his will, dated 22 Feb 1726/7, Newark, Essex Co., NJ, Joseph Wheeler, mentioned wife Sarah. Children--Mary, Patience, Abigaill, Epheraim, Stephen, Dorcas, all under age. Real and personal estate (land in Connt. and N. J.). The wife executrix with Jonathan Crane and Serg't Stephen Broun as overseers. Witnesses--Jno. Cooper, Samuel Beech, John Stanborah. Proved September 15, 1727. ---children of Joseph Wheeler & Sarah Crane: • Mary Wheeler • Patience Wheeler • Abigail Wheeler • Stephen Wheeler • Dorcas Wheeler

---Sources: Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. I 1670-1730 (online at Ancestry.com), p. 501 (will of Joseph Wheeler); Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 679-680

Wheeler, Joseph Joseph Wheeler son of

m. 4 June 1724 Pieternella Schoonmaker Kingston Ref Ch dau. of Hendrick Schoonmaker & (Banns 24 May 1724 Heyltje Decker b. Wales, England Kingston Ref Ch) b. Rochester, Ulster Co., NY In the Kingston Ref Ch record of their marriage, they were: Joseph Wheeler, j.m., born in Oud Engeland [Old England], in Walsland [Wales], and Pieternelle Schoonmaker, j.d., born in Raysester [Rochester]. ---children of Joseph Wheeler & Pieternella Schoonmaker: • Joseph Wheeler, bp. 4 Sep 1726 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Abraham Haasbroek, Zara Haasbroek) (parents: Joseph Wheeler & Pieteronella Schoonmaker) ---Sources: Hoes, Roswell Randall, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston..., 1891 (reprinted 1997 by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD); Information online April 1999 from Dale J & Cindy L Frie

Wheeler, Joseph Joseoh Wheeler son of b. about 1755

---Sources: Sweezey Webpage online at

Wheeler, Joseph Joseph Wheeler son of

m. betw. 12 May-9 June 1785, Purchase, NY

Philena Hallock dau. of Edward Hallock & Phoebe Clapp b. 11 July 1757 Long Island, NY Mary Tripp dau. of

---Sources: Quaker Records, Amawalk Monthly Meeting, Westchester Co., NY, online Aug 2000 at Ancestry.com

[Wieler?] Wel, Jurian Jurian Wel m. Aaltje Brouwer ---children of Jurian Wel & Aaltje Brouwer: • Eericus Wel, bp. 25 Nov 1713 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Johannes Buys, Marretje Buys) ---Sources: Baptisms in the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York [City], 1901, NYG&B Society, Vol. I

Early Bergen County Families, compiled by Pat Wardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223 • [emailprotected]

Wieller, Jury (Johannes Jurie Wieler; Georg Willers?1) Jury Wieller m. 8 Sep 1754 Palli/Polly Tanrif (Maria Tennerie; Tenrie; Tappan Ref Ch Tenderly; Danry) son of Jan/John Wieler & dau. of Anna Margreta Loescher b. about 1722-35 prob. Kinderhook, NY b. d. Oromocto, Sunbury, New Brunswick, Canada2 d. In the Tappan Ref Ch record of their marriage, they were “Johannes Jurie Wieler j.m. and Maria Taurreerie j.d. both of Rempogh [Ramapo]. Georg Wiler and his wife Maria Danry witnessed the baptism 14 June 1778 Gallatin Reformed Church, Gallatinville, Columbia Co., NY, of his nephew, Georg Nser Wheeler, son of Nicolaus Wieler & Maria Decker.2 Columbia County Historical Society; CCHS Family File - Wheeler. It shows a compilation of data. Jurry Wheeler 17671782 had a Rent 30 bushels of wheat, 2 hens, 2 days Riding, mentions son Michael in 1782. Livingston Setters & Residents, Livingston Account book.2 Biographical Sketches of Loyalists of the American Revolution by Gregory Palmer; American Loyalists Claims Vol I, 1980 by Peter Wilson Coldham; The Loyalists of New Brunswick, 1955, by Esther Clark Wright. The souces show that George was a Loyalist from Dutchess/Columbia Co who was imprisoned several times as well as his wife, a son, and a daughter all of whom were put in irons during the Revolution. They were often fined and forced to leave home. In 1787, his son, Nicholas was a claimant to the British government for losses suffered in America. George lived on Livingston's manor, where he had a tenant farm of 200 acres. He had two sons in the British Army one of which was Reinhard. Children documented were Nicholas, Reinhard of Gagetown New Brunswick (NB), Elizabeth of Gagetown NB, Edward of Maugerville NB, Mary of Maugerville NB, and Catherine of Gagetown NB. Three sons and one daughter remained in the US.2 Minutes of the Commissioners for detecting and defeating Cospiracies in the state of New York, Albany County Sessions, 1778-1781, 1909. 1) On 1 Sept 1778 a Peter Wheeler, a Mary Wheeler and others were recommitted. 2) on 22 Sep 1778, Nicholas Wheeler appeared before the board and offered to become Security for Peter Wheeler a Prisoner now confined in Goal and it having appeared to us that the said Peter Wheeler is at this Time sick, it is therefore ordered that the said Peter be released from Confinement on the said Nicholas Wheeler's entering into Recognizance for the Appearance of the said Peter Wheeler when called for and his future good behavior - Nicholas Wheeler of the Manor of Livingstion Farmer Bail for Peter Wheeler in L (pounds) 100. 3) On 8 Oct 1778. It being suggested to the Board by the Goaler that Mary Wheeler the wife of Jurie Wheeler (who are both in close Confinement) is very sick and the said Jurie Wheeler having requested the Board that himself and his Wife might be released from Confinement on finding a sufficient Security Ordered that they be discharged in the said Jurie Wheeler's entering into a Recognizance to remain within the Limits of this City and appear once a Day before us - Jurie Wheeler - L (pounds) 200. 4) 3 Nov 1778 - Jurie Wheeler L (pounds) 100. 5) 1 Sep 1780 - Nicholas Wheeler - L (pounds) 100. 6) Christian Smith, soldier, advised commision that Jurie Wheeler advised him to go to New York and then enlist in the Enemies Service.2 ---children of Jury/George Wieller & Maria/Polly Tanrif/Tennerie: • Johannis Wielier (John J. Wheeler), b. 28 Oct 1755; bp. 1 Jan 1756 Tappan Ref Ch (wit: Johannis Houys, Sara his wife) (Parents: Jurrie Wielier, Maria Tenneric); m. 14 June 1791 Ref Ch Claverack, Columbia Co., NY, Lavina Conklin (Lea). She was b. about 1755-65. • Daughter Wheeler. She remained in the United States. • Reinhart Willers1, bp. 11 Sep 1757 Ramapo Lutheran Church (no mother’s name in bp. record) (wit: Reinhard Hanns [Haus?] and his wife) (parents: Georg Willers; no mother’s name in bp. record); m. -?-. He immigrated to New Brunswick, Canada. He received a townlot at Parrtown in 1784, and land in York and Carleton Co's. Maybe had a daughter Naomi. He resided 1787 Gagetown, Queens, New Brunswick, Canada.2 • Michel Wiler (Michael), b. 22 Sep 1759; bp. 5 Oct 1759 Clarkstown Ref Ch (wit: Abraham Blauvelt, Cristina Blauvelt) (Parents: Jurie Wiler, Meerie Tearie [or Tenrie?]); m. Anna Clemens. She was b. about 1759. • Peiter Wieller, bp. 13 Dec 1761 So. Schraalenburgh Ref Ch (wit: Petrus Demarest; Sara, his wife) (parents: Jury Wieller, Palli Tanrif) • Niclaes Wheeler, bp. 8 June 1766 Gallatin Ref Ch, Gallatinville, Columbia Co., NY; d. 1841 Prince William, York, New Brunswick, Canada; m. (1) Ruth Barker. She was b. 14 Jan 1768 Burton, New Brunswick, Canada. He m. (2) 1825, Mary/Polly Swasy. He settled on the St. Johns River in New Brunswick 20 Miles above Fredericton. He was the original grantee of Wheeler Hill and also of Wheeler Island. • Elisabeth Wealer, bp. 16 Oct 1768 Germantown Ref Ch (wit: Jacob Jager & wife Elisabeth Wealer) (parents: Georg Wealer, Pally Tenderly) • Eduard Wheeler, b. 21 Jan 1771; bp. 1771 St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY (wit: Johannes Wihler & Maria Margaretha); d. New Brunswick, Canada; m. -?- Burden. He resided in Maugerville, New Brunswick. In 1821 he lived in St. Mary's Parish, York, New Brunswick, Canada. • Mary Wheeler, b. NY; bp. 21 Nov 1773; d. New Brunswick, Canada. She lived in Maugerville, New Brunswick, Canada. • Catherine Wheeler, bp. 29 April 1776; d. New Brunswick, Canada. She lived in Gagetown, Queens, New Brunswick, Canada.

---Sources: [1] “Ramapo Lutheran Church Records, 1750-1817” in Proceedings of the New Jersey Historical Society, Vol. VIII, No. 1 (April 1913), p. 7; [2] Wheeler Family Tree posted online by Glenn E. Wheeler at Rootsweb.com ; Family Tree posted online at Ancestry.com; “Betrothals and Marriages of the Dutch Reformed Church of Tappan, Rockland County, NY” in The New York Genealogical and Biographics Record, serialized, beginning in issue Vol. LXXXIV, No. 3 (July 1953); Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of ....Schraalenburgh, 1891, (Collections of the Holland Society of New York, Vol. I, Part II), p. 230; Cole, David, History of Rockland County, New York, 1884 (reprinted 1986), appendix includes early Baptisms of the Tappan Ref Ch, the Clarkstown Ref Ch, and the Tappan Irregular congregation; Information posted online Jan 2009, Dutch-Colonies List, by James Brady ; Information Jan 2009 from Pamela J. Sears

Early Bergen County Families, compiled by Pat Wardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223 • [emailprotected]

Wheeler, Mordecai Mordecai Wheeler m. Hannah d. before 9 Feb 1827 d. Mordecai Wheeler of the town of Haverstraw, in his will dated Sep. 9, 1826, probated Feb. 9, 1827. mentioned Wife, Hannah; Son, Hervey; Dau. Abigail M. Executors: Wife and son. ---children of Mordecai Wheeler & Hannah • Hervey Wheeler [Harvey?] • Abigail M. Wheeler ---Sources: Wills & Estates in Rockland County to the End of the Year 1850, NY, Budke Collection BC-68, Compiled by George H. Budke, 1921, transcribed 2003 by Bruce E. Hopper (Budke No. 310, will of Mordecai Wheeler)

Wheeler, Moses Moses Wheeler m. -?d. 15 Jan 1698, age 100 d. buried Stratford, CT buried Gift of Moses, Sr., shipwright, to his sons Samuel and Moses and son-in-law Jacob Walker, 22 Apr. 1686. Will 19 Feb. 1689/90; mentions gifts to children, has only house and movables to bequeath; son Samuel; dau. Miriam; son Moses; dau. Mary; Elizabeth wife of son Samuel; Mr. Israel Chauncey and Mr. Joseph Hawley, overseers. Inv. 1 Mar. 1697/8. Jacob Walker conveyed to son John, 1707, mentioning deed 1686 from father-in-law Moses Wheeler to himself and bros.in-law Samuel and Moses Wheeler. Elizabeth Nisbett conveyed 1707 to kinsman John Walker, referring to her husband Samuel Wheeler and father-in-law Moses Wheeler. A deed 1716 mentions land Moses Wheeler dec'd left to four gr. children, viz.: James and Robert (sons of Moses Wheeler) and Robert (now dec'd) and Samuel Fairchild (sons of his dau. Mary Fairchild now Beach). Elizabeth Wheeler alias Delaport Poisson conveyed 1715 to bro. Moses Wheeler, Edward Delaport signing with her. [Stratford Deeds.] ---children of Moses Wheeler & • Elizabeth Wheeler, b. 6 Aug. 1642; m. (1) latter end of Nov. 1660, Samuel Blackman; m. (2) 6 Dec. 1670, Jacob Walker. • Miriam Wheeler, b. 28 March 1647; m. (1) abt. 1667, James Blackman; m. (2) Edward Groom. • Samuel Wheeler, b. 28 Apr. 1649 Stratford, CT; d. early 1699; m. 29 May 1678 Stratford, CT, Elizabeth Harris. She was not a native of New England. No Issue. She m. (2) 16 Sep 1703, Stratford, CT, Hugh Nesbitt. She m. (3) 20 Nov 1712 Stratford, CT, Edward Poisson; m. (4) 27 Aug 1717 Stratford, CT, Richard Blackleach. Samuel Wheeler, in his Will 30 Nov. 1698; he had given dwelling house to wife Elizabeth by deed of gift; gives her now his whole Est., with right to dispose and bequeath it; "If she see good to remove her selfe out of this Country towards her Native Land" and desires to sell realty, my bro. Moses Wheeler to have the first refusal. • Moses Wheeler, b. 5 July 1651; d. 30 Jan 1724/5 in 74th yr., Stratford, CT; m. (1) 20 Oct 1674 Stratford, CT, Sarah Nichols, dau. of Caleb Nichols; m. (2) Dec 1698, Ruth Bouton, dau. of Richard Bouton; m. (3) 31 Aug 1721 Mercy Wakelee, widow of Thomas Lattin. • Mary Wheeler, b. 13 Sept. 1655; m. (1) Samuel Fairchild; m. (2) 5 Apr. 1705, Benjamin Beach; m. (3) (rec. Wallingford) 31 July 1716, Thomas Yale. • Joanna Wheeler, b. 5 Mar. 1658/9, d. y. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 676-677

Wheeler, Moses Moses Wheeler son of Moses Wheeler &

Sarah Nichols dau. of Caleb Nichols & Anne Ward b. b. 1 Dec 1650 m. (2) Dec 1698 Ruth Bouton dau. of Richard Bouton b. about 1665 m. (3) 31 Aug 1721 Mercy (prob. Wakelee) (widow of Thomas Lattin) dau. of (prob) Henry Wakelee Will 1 Jan. 1724/5, proved 15 Feb. 1724/5; wife, mentioning marriage agreement; son James, £40; sons Nathan and Robert and dau. wife of Samuel Perry, £5 each; son Samuel's children and gr. dau. Sarah Jessup, £2 each; residue to son Elnathan, Exec'r. Robert and Nathan Wheeler appealed. Inv. 3 Feb. 1724/5. His widow Mercy m. (3) 9 May 1726 John Burritt. ---children of Moses Wheeler & (1) Sarah Nichols: (rec. Stratford; two bp. Woodbury, CT) • Moses Wheeler, b. 8 July 1675, bapt. July 1675 Woodbury, CT; d. y. • Caleb Wheeler, b. 29 Jan. 1676 [1676/7], d. y. • Sarah Wheeler, b. 21 June 1678, bapt. Jan.(?) 1678 Woodbury, CT; m. Richard Blackleach. • Nathan Wheeler, b. 31 Jan. 1680 [1680/1], d. at Stratford, 7 Nov. 1765 in 86 yr. (g. s.); m. (1) Mary -?-, who d. 2 Feb. 1712/3; m. (2) 16 Dec. 1716, Mary Stebbins of Springfield; m. (3) Elizabeth Beach, dau. of Nathaniel Beach, b. 11 or m. (1) 20 Oct 1674 Stratford, CT record

Early Bergen County Families, compiled by Pat Wardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223 • [emailprotected]

12 Nov. 1689, d. 22 Jan. 1739/40 in 51 yr. (g. s.); m. (4) Elizabeth -?-. • Samuel Wheeler, b. 27 Feb. 1681 [1681/2], d. at Stratford, 26 Mar. 1721; will 22 Mar. 1721, proved 27 Apr. 1721; m. (1) 3 May 1708, Mary Brinsmade, b. abt. 1684, d. 26 July 1712; m. (2) Lois Hawkins, widow of Ebenezer Riggs, and dau. of Joseph Hawkins (she m. (3) 13 Mar. 1721/2, John Obartus, from whom she obtained a divorce, and m. (4) 4 July 1728, Abraham Tomlinson of Derby). • James Wheeler, b. 23 Oct. 1683. • Robert Wheeler, b. 18 May 1686, d. 23 Feb. 1753 in 68 yr. (g. s., Shelton); adm'n granted, 24 Mar. 1753; m. June 1708, Sarah Bennett, who d. abt. 1773; her will, 11 Mar. 1757, proved 8 Jan. 1774. • Elizabeth Wheeler, b. 8 Aug. 1687; m. Samuel Perry. ---children of Moses Wheeler & (2) Ruth Bouton: (recorded at Stratford, CT) • Elnathan Wheeler, b. 31 Jan. 1703, d. at Stratford, 14 Mar. 1761 age. 58 (g. s.); Dea.; will 25 July 1759, proved 7 April 1761; m. 8 Dec. 1726, Martha Deforest; dau. of David Deforest, b. 13 April 1700, d. 5 Aug. 1764 age. 64 (g. s.). • Nathaniel Wheeler, b. 16 Dec. 1705, bapt. at Stratford, 10 Feb. 1706 (Stratfield rec.), d. 31 Jan. 1723/4 in 19 yr. (g. s.). ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 678

Wheeler, Nathan Nathan Wheeler son of Moses Wheeler & (1) Sarah Nichols b. 31 Jan 1680/1 d. 7 Nov 1765 Stratford, CT

m. (1) m. (2) 16 Dec 1716 m. (3) m. (4)

Mary -?dau. of Sarah Porter b. d. 2 Feb 1712/3 Mary Stebbins of Springfield Elizabeth Beach dau. of Nathaniel Beach & Sarah Porter b. 11 or 12 Nov 1689 (rec. at Stratford, CT) d. 22 Jan 1739/40 in 51st yr. Elizabeth -?-

---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, vol.1, Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company, CT, 1930, p. 42, 678

Wheeler, Nathaniel Nathaniel Wheeler m. Esther d. before 24 Feb 1726-7 d. In his will, dated 21 Aug 1724, Newark, Essex Co., NJ, Nathaniel Wheeler, yeoman; mentioned wife Esther. Children-Nathaniel, Samuell, Esther Williams dec'd, Hannah Williams deceased, Elizabeth Ogden, grandson David Williams. Lands and tenements in Newark, in the Mountain Plantation; 100 acres on the Westside of the Mountain. Personal estate. Executors-sons Nathaniel and Samuell. Witnesses--Daniell Taylor, Joseph Harrison, Richard Harrison. Proved February 24, 1726-7. ---children of Nathaniel Wheeler & Esther • Nathaniel Wheeler • Samuel Wheeler • Esther Wheeler, m. -?- Williams • Hannah Wheeler, m. -?- Williams • Elizabeth Wheeler, m. -?- Ogden ---Sources: Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. I 1670-1730 (online at Ancestry.com), p. 502 (will of Nathaniel Wheeler)

Wieler, Ned (Neth) Ned Wieler m. Lea Ten Eyck ---children of Ned Wieler & Lea Ten Eyck: • Willem Nethsz Wieler, bp. 20 March 1743 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Willem Sluyter, Elisabeth Helm)

---Sources: Hoes, Roswell Randall, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston..., 1891 (reprinted 1997 by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD)

Wheeler, Nicholas (Nicklaes) Nicholas Wheeler son of Jan Wieler & Anna Margreta Loescher b. 25 Nov 1728 Kinderhook, NY (ts)2 bp.

m. (1) about 1760

d. 24 June 1810 Brunswick, Rensselaer Co., NY1,2 m. (2) about 1797 24

Maria Decker (Marytjen) dau. of Jan Decker & Jacomyntje Fynhout b. 10 Nov 17372 bp. 23 Jan 1739 Ref Ch Linlithgo, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY2 d. 24 Aug 1796 Brunswick, Rensselaer Co., NY2 Mary b. about 1745 d. 17 June 1808 Brunswick, Rensselaer Co., NY2

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buried June 1808 Brunswick Center, Rensselaer Co., NY2 Buried with him are "Mary first wife of Nicholas Wheeler" and "Mary second wife of Nicholas Wheeler". He survived them both. ---children of Nicholas Wieler & Maria/Marytjen Decker: • Jacomyntje Wheeler, bp. 19 July 1761 Ref Ch Linlithgo, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY; m. 8 May 1781 Ref Ch Linlithgo, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY, Niklas Nser Stickel, son of Nicolaus Stickel & Catharina Kieffer.2 • Elisabeth Wieler, bp. 20 March 1763 Linlithgo Ref Ch (wit: Jacob Jager & wife Lisabeth Wieler) (parents: Niclaes Wieler & Marytje Decker); d. 24 June 1841 Schaghtico*ke, Rensselaer Co., NY; buried Old Lutheran Cem., Melrose, NY; m. Philip W. Coons (Philip Henry Kuntz), son of Johan David Kuntz & Catharina Hagedorn. He was b. 10 Oct 1750; bp. Nov 1750 Ancram, Columbia Co., NY.2 • Margriet Wheeler, bp. 9 April 1765 Ref Ch Linlithgo, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY ; m. 27 May 1783 Ref Ch Linlithgo, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY, John Finger, son of David Finger & Eliesabeth Dick. He was bp. 26 Nov 1758 Ref Ch Germantown, Columbia Co., NY.2 • Jannetje Jane Wheeler, bp. 19 April 1767 Ref Ch Linlithgo, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY (wit: Jacob Decker & Jannetje Williams); m. 8 March 1785 Ref Ch Claverack, Columbia Co., NY, Jacob Kuntz/Coons, son of Johan David Kuntz & Catherine Hagedorn. He was b. 13 May 1753; d. about 27 Jan 1816 Charlotte,m Chittenden Co., VT.2 • Mary Wheeler, b. 17 May 1763 Brunswick, Rensselaer Co., NY; d. 1803 Brunswick, Rensselaer Co., NY; m. Wilhelmus Hayner.2 • John Wheeler, b. about 1759-69; d. April 1818 Brunswick, Rensselaer Co., NY; m. Anna Maria Haner, dau. of Johannes Heiner & Catharina Dater. She was b. 3 April 1774 Brunswick, Rensselaer Co., NY.2 • -?- Wheeler, bp. 7 March 1769 St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Manorton, Livngston, Columbia Co., NY • Sara Wheeler, bp. 4 June 1771 Gallatin Ref Ch, Gallatinville, Columbia Co., NY; m. about 1793, John Van Arnum.2 • Peter Wihler, b. 1 Aug 1773 Manorton, Columbia Co., NY; bp. 1773 St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Manorton, Livngston, Columbia Co., NY (wit: Peter Hack & Cornelia)2 • Georg Nser Wheeler, bp. 14 June 1778 Gallatin Ref Ch, Gallatinville, Columbia Co., NY; d. about 1862 North Greenbush, Rensselaer Co., NY; m. about 1796-97, Ellen Magdalena Teeling, dau. of Alexander Teeling. She was b. about 1776.2 • Cathrina Wheeler, b. 20 Jan 1781; bp. 18 Feb 1781 Ref Ch Linlithgo, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY; d. before 1855; m. about 1799, Thomas Betts. He was b. about 1777 CT. The will of Bathsheba Betts, dated 9 February 1842 and recorded 1 July 1856 (Rensselaer Co NY Surrogate Court File No. 202, p 25) names as executor "Thomas Betts of the Town of Brunswick" and describes him as the testatrix's "nephew (by marriage)". He was, then, a nephew of Peter Betts, because Bathsheba was the widow of Peter Betts.2 • Niklas Wheeler, bp. 5 June 1785 Ref Ch Linlithgo, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY (wit: Daniel Finger & wife Elizabeth Dick); m. 8 Nov 1804 First Presbyterian Church, Troy, Rensselaer, New York, Catharine Haneman. She was b. about 1784.2 ---Sources: [1] Family Tree posted online at Ancestry.com; [2] Wheeler Family Tree posted online at Rootsweb.com ; Information online Jan 2009, Dutch-Colonies List, from James Brady

Wheeler, Obediah Obediah Wheeler m. Betty d. before 11 June 1793 d. In his will, dated 24 Aug 1792, Signatures acknowledged 25 Jan 1793, probated 11 June 1793, Obediah Wheeler, of Pawling Town, instructs wife Betty to have use of one-third of estate. £15 to dau. Polly. Rest divided among three sons, Ezra Northrup Wheeler, John Edward Wheeler, and Obedi Nichols Wheeler. Exec: wife Betty. Wits; George Burch, Alethea Stedwell. ---children of Obediah Wheeler & Betty • Polly Wheeler (Mary?) • Ezra Northrup Wheeler • John Edward Wheeler • Obedi Nichols Wheeler (Obediah?)

---Sources: Canfield, Amos, “Abstracts of Wills Recorded at Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co., New York” in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, July 1930 (Vol. 61, No. 3), p. 257, Liber A (will of Obediah Wheeler)

Wheeler, Obadiah Obadiah Wheeler b. about 1758 d. 5 Feb 1822 in 63rd year buried Old Cemetery, Huntington, L.I., NY

Elizabeth b. about 1775 d. 4 Sep 1822 in 47th year buried Old Cemetery, Huntington, L.I.

---Sources: Jones, John H., "Inscriptions Taken from the Old Cemetery at Huntington, Suffolk Co., Long Island -- 1701-1850" in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, July 1900, p. 143

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Wheeler, Obadiah Obadiah Wheeler m. 11 July 1807 son of John Wheeler & New Salem, NY b. ---children of Obadiah Wheeler & Elizabeth Cooper: • Hannah Wheeler, b. 7 Aug 1807; bp. 29 Nov 1807 New Salem (no wit)

Elizabeth Cooper dau. of Obadiah Cooper & b. about 1784

---Sources: Getty, Innes, Obadiah Cooper and his wife Cornelia Gardenier and some of their descendants, Yonkers, NY, 1944, Revised 1947, p. 77 (online at Heritage Quest)

Wheeler, Peter Peter Wheeler m. 1782 son of Henry Wheeler & Deborah Underhill b. about 1748 d. 1 Jan 1797 in 49th yr. buried Youngs Family BG, Oyster Bay Cove, L.I., NY

Martha Wickes dau. of

b. about 1756 d. 2 Oct 1841 age 85.1.23 buried Youngs Family BG, Oyster Bay Cove

Wheeler, Peter Peter Wheeler son of

b. New Hackensack, NY

m. 24 Dec 1787 New Hackensack, NY Dutch Ref Ch

---Sources: New York #2, 1740s-1880s Marriage Index online at

Mary Lasson dau. of

b. Old Hackensack, NJ

Wheeler, Richard Richard Wheeler 12 Jan [1788?], Richard Wheeler, late of 2nd Regt., illiterate [=signed with X], transfers to Samuel Cooper of Newburgh Precinct [land in Onondaga Co., NY, received as a military payment]. Benjamin Burling, wit. ---Sources: Scisco, L. D., "Onondaga County Records" in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, Oct 1900, p. 243

Wieler, Robert (Robbert Wielaar) Robert Wieler m. 27 Oct 1715 Catharina Hey (Heyl1) son of Edward/Evert Weiler & St. Paul’s Luth Ch dau. of Joh. Wilhelm Heyl & Josina Janse Gardenier West Camp, Ulster Co., b. about 1690 Albany, NY NY b. bp. bp. 1692 Burbach Church, Burbach, Germany2 d. about 1752 d. Robbert Wielaar, with Rosyna [Josyna] Gardenier, witnessed the baptism, 1 March 1713 Albany Ref Ch, of Cornelia, dau. of Willem and Sara Sluyter. Robbert Wielaer and Maryia Wielaer wirnessed the baptism, 1716-18 Kinderhook Ref Ch, Columbia Co., NY, of Anna Liesabet, dau. of Jacop Litser and Susanna Litser.2 In their marriage record they were: Robert Wihler, son of Edwart, Kinderhook, to Catharina Heyl, dau of Joh. Wilhelm, deceased, of Williamsdorst, duchy of Nastau-Sig. ---children of Robert Wieler & Catharina Hey/Heyl: • Edward Wieler, bp. 20 Jan 1723 Albany Ref Ch; d. before 3 Dec 1749; m. 22 Feb 1740 Kingston Ref Ch, Lea Sluyter, dau. of Willem Sluyter & Sara Wheeler • (poss?) Francyntjen Wieler, b. about 1716-20 NY • (poss?) Styntjen Wieler, b. about 1716-20 NY • Hendrik Wieler (Hendrick), bp. 25 Dec 1720 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Claes and Rachel Gardenier) (parents: Robbert & Catharina Wieler); m. Sara Wheeler, dau. of Evert Wheeler & Maria Woodco*ck. She was bp. 27 Sep 1731 Kinderhook Ref Ch, Columbia Co., NY.2 • Anna Wielaar, bp. 6 Sep 1724 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Bar: Vosburgh, Jozyna Wielaar) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Josyna Wheeler (Seintje), bp. 27 April 1725 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Mareten Vosburg, Ita Vosburgh) (no mother’s surname in bp. record); d. 1753; m. 29 Jan 1748 Kingston Ref Ch, Thomas Seger • Sara Wieler, bp. 14 May 1727 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Cornelis Sluiter, Annatie Sluiter) (no mother’s surname in bp. record); m. Andries Springsteen • Margaretha Whieler, bp. 1 Dec 1729 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Barent V. Buyren, Mareytie V. Buyren) (no mother’s surname in bp. record); m. John Griffin (or Joseph Griffin? they had children bp. New Paltz Ref Ch) • Johannes Whieler, bp. 23 April 1732 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Johs. Van Valkenburgh, Maria Burgher) (no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Samuel Wieler, bp. 26 June 1737 Kingston Ref Ch (wit: Evert [Edward] Sluiter, Lea van Schuiven) 26

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• (poss?) William Wieler, b. about 1736-46 Hurley, Ulster Co., NY; m. 21 Nov 1766 Ref Ch New Paltz, Ulster Co., NY, Margaret Kelly

---Sources: [1] Family Tree posted online at Ancestry.com; [2] Wheeler Family Tree posted online by Glenn E. Wheeler, at Rootsweb.com Hoes, Roswell Randall, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston..., 1891 (reprinted 1997 by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD); Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, New York 1683-1809, Marriages, Baptisms, Members, Etc., excerpted from the Year Books of the Holland Society, NY, reprinted by Clearfield Publishing Co., 1999; Vosburgh, Royden Woodward, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Kinderhook, Columnia County, NY, Vol. 1 (online at New York Genealogical & Biographical Society)

Wheeler, Samuel (Sgt.) Samuel Wheeler m. Hannah Wheeler son of Isaac Wheeler & dau. of Sgt. John Wheeler & -?b. b. about 1676 Sergt., Stratfield Trainband. Inv. 8 Mar. 1707/8; Widow Hannah; son ae. 7 and dau. ae. 5. Adm'n granted to Widow and Ens. David Sherman. Distribution 25 July 1727; Hannah wife of Dr. John Wheeler who was relict to the dec'd; Samuel Wheeler, eldest son; Hannah Wheeler, eldest dau.; Mara Wheeler, 2d dau. Agreement, 7 June 1734, between Samuel Wheeler, and Hannah wife of Robert Chauncey, both of Stratfield, and Mara wife of John Fairchild of New Fairfield; mentioning father Samuel Wheeler dec'd and dower of mother Hannah wife of Dr. John Wheeler. Hannah Thompson sued and obtained judgment, May 1710, against John Wheeler and Hannah his wife, and David Sherman, of Stratfield, as Adm'rs of the Est. of Samuel Wheeler; and by Aug. 1710 she m. Thomas Fell of New York City and they sold to John Odell the land taken by the judgment. Hannah Wheeler m. (2) Dr. John Wheeler. ---children of Samuel Wheeler & Hannah Wheeler: • Samuel Wheeler, bapt. 20 Apr. 1701; chose his father-in-law Dr. John Wheeler for guardian, 5 June 1712; d. at New Fairfield, in 1773; will 26 Mar. 1773; m. Abigail Lacy, dau. of Edward Lacy, bapt. 3 June 1705.(His will named his wife Abigail, eldest son Jedediah, youngest son Samuel, son Enoch, and dau. Anne wife of James Pardee. Of these, Samuel m. Chloe Kidder and had issue. Enoch m. Eunice Newcomb of Amenia, and d. 1810; his will, 14 Apr. 1809, proved 9 June 1810, named wife; dau. Charity widow of Dimon Bradley; gr. children (Elizabeth, Polly, Enoch, Dimon, and another), the five children of dec'd dau. Huldah late wife of Daniel Stevens; and four children, James, Nehemiah, Charity, and Elizabeth wife of James Hendrick, Jedediah Wheeler, b. 1729, m. Elizabeth Rundle, and had children: Abigail, b. 1767, m. Paul Wellman; Luther, b. 1768, m. Lucy Rundle; Eli, b. 1770, m. Grizzel Osborn; Rhoda, b. 1771, m. Eleazer Osborn, Jr.) • Hannah Wheeler, bapt. 31 Jan. 1703; m. 6 June 1722, Robert Chauncey; they conveyed 1738 to John Wheeler, Jr., mentioning mother, wife of Dr. John Wheeler. • Mary Wheeler, b. (rec. at Fairfield as dau. of Sergt. Samuel of Stratfield dec'd) 22 July 1708, bapt. (as dau. of Widow Hannah) 24 July 1708; m. John Fairchild; of New Fairfield 1735, when they conveyed to John Wheeler, Jr., of Stratfield, right in dower of mother, wife of Dr. John Wheeler. In 1728, while still of Stratfield, they sold part of the long lot of Dea. Isaac Wheeler dec'd. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 673-674

Wheeler, Samuel Samuel Wheeler son of b. d.

m. 3 May 1708 Stratford, CT

Mary Brinsmade dau. of Daniel Brinsmade & Sarah Kellogg b. about 1684 d. 26 July 1712 Stratford, CT

---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 103

Wieler, Samuel Samuel Wiele son of Edward/Evert Wiler & Josyntje/Josina Jansen Gardenier

Margrieta Van Woerd (widow of Hendrick Gardenier) dau. of Jacob Van Woert & Anna Loockermans bp. 12 Dec 1713 Albany Ref Ch bp. 21 July 1700 Albany Ref Ch d. before 5 Sep 1771 d. Margarita had 10 children with first husband Hendrick Gardenier before he died and she m. (2) Samuel Wieler. In his will, dated 11 March 1771, he wrote: I, Samuel Wheeler, of Kinderhook, in the County of Albany, farmer, being very sick. All debts to be paid. I leave to my wife Margaret the income of all my estate while she remains my widow. I leave to my daughter Hillitie, wife of William Fitch, all my real and personal estate in Kinderhook. To my daughter Syna, wife of Tobias Van Slyck, 10 shillings. I leave to my stepson, Peter Hendrick Gardenier, 1/2 of my part of a Saw mill standing at Fallitie Kills (Little Falls brook). I leave to my granddaughters, Margaret and Abigail, daughters of William Fitch, a negro girl. I make my son-in-law, William Fitch, and Robert Van Dusen and Peter A. Vosburg, executors. Witnesses, Johanes Schrom, John E. Wheeler, Catrina Van Dusen. Proved, September 5, 1771, before Peter Lansingh, Surrogate.1 Another abstract of the will: dated March 11, 1771, probated Septbr. 5, 1771, Wheeler, Samuel, of Kinderhook, Albany m. 29 Jan 1738 Kinderhook Ref Ch

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Co., farmer. Wife Margaret, daughters Hilleite, wife of William Fitch, Syna, wife of Tobias van Slyck, stepson Peter Hendr. Gardenier, granddaughters Margaret and Abigail Fitch. Real and personal estate. Executors son-in-law Wm. Fitch, Robert van Dusen and Peter Abrm. Vosburgh. Witnesses Johs. Schrom, John E. Wheeler and Catrena van Deusen.2 ---children of Samuel Wiele & Margrieta Van Woerd: • Josyna Wiele, bp. 27 Aug 1738 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Obadiah Couper, Josyna Wieler) (parents: Samuel Wile, Margrieta Wieler; no mother’s surname in bp. record); m. (NY License 21 April 1761) (as Sentje Wheeler), Tobias Van Slik/Van Slyck • Hiltje Wielar (Hilletje), bp. 17 Aug 1740 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Johan Lewis and Hiltje Schrodel) (parents: Samuel Wielar, Margrieta; no mother’s surname in bp. record); m. (NY License 25 Sep 1760) (as Altje Wheeler), William Fitch ---Sources: [1] Abstracts of wills (Volume VIII. 1771-1776) page 13 (will of Samuel Wheeler); [2] Calendar of Wills..., pg. 466, #2064(W53) (will of Samuel Wheeler); Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, New York 1683-1809, Marriages, Baptisms, Members, Etc., excerpted from the Year Books of the Holland Society, NY, reprinted by Clearfield Publishing Co., 1999; Vosburgh, Royden Woodward, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Kinderhook, Columnia County, NY, Vol. 1 (online at New York Genealogical & Biographical Society); NY Marriage Licenses; Information e-mailed Jan 2009, from Pamela J. Sears

Wiehler, Sebastian Sebastian Wiehler m. about 1742 Catharina Hoffmann son of Jan Wheeler & Kinderhook, NY dau. of Conrad Hoffman & Anna Margreta Loescher (Margreta) b. Nov 1721 Kinderhook, Columbia Co., NY1 b. about 1721 NY bp. 7 Jan 1722 Gospelhoeck, Albany, NY Luth Ch bp. d. 16 Feb 1788 Dover, Dutchess Co., NY d. buried Valley View Cem., Dover Plains, Dutchess Co., NY1 buried They lived in Dover, Dutchess Co., NY. ---children of Sebastian Wiehler & Catharina Hoffmann: • Gertraud Wheeler, b. NY; bp. 21 Aug 1743 St. Paul’s Zion Luth Ch, Red Hook, Dutchess Co., NY (wit: Gorg Jager and Gertrarut Polver); m. 5 Nov 1761 South Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY, Laurence Dutcher, son of Gabriel Dutcher & Elizabeth Knickerbocker. He was b. 17 Jan 1740; bp. 15 May 1740 Ancram, Columbia Co., NY.1 • Elizabeth Wheeler, b. NY; bp. 1 Dec 1743-9 Dec 1743 Ref Ch Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY; d. 16 July 1838 Maple Grove, Stormont, Ontario, Canada; m. (prob) Jeremiah French. He was b. 8 July 1743 Stratford, Fairfield Co., CT; bp. 17 Aug 1743 Christ Episcopal Ch., Stratford, Fairfield Co., CT; d. 5 Dec 1820 Cornwall, Stormont, Ontario, Canada. This family removed to Manchester, Bennington Co, VT about 1764. He was a Loyalist and the family moved to Maple Grove, Cornwall Twp, Ontario in 1786 according to family tradition. However in 1790 they were in Dutchess Co. It appears the family moved a little bit later and husband returned to settle fathers estate in 1796.1 • Peggy Wheeler (Margaret?), b. about 1743-63 NY; m. -?- Wolley • Mary Wheeler, b. about 1743-63 NY; m. -?- Peterson • Fear Wheeler (female), b. about 1743-1763 NY; m. -?- Buller • Anna Catharina Wiehler, b. 8 June 1748; bp. 19 June 1748 St. Peter’s Luth Ch (aka Stone Ch), Rhinebeck, NY (wit: Johann Georg Hoffmann, Catharina Philipp); m. -?- Hover • Eva Wheeler, b. about 1745-1753 NY; d. after 15 May 1823; m. 2 July 1771 South Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY, John Bennett1 • Susanna Wheeler, b. 25 Dec 1758; d. 16 March 1813; m. 4 Oct 1776 South Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY, Laurence Belding1 • John Benjamin Wheeler, b. 1 July 1766 Crum Elbow, Dutchess Co., NY; d. 14 Sep 1839 New York, NY; buried Old Fabius Cem., Fabius, Onondaga Co., NY; m. Aug 1784 Dove, Dutchess Co., NY, Ruth Sampson, dau. of Abneer Sampson & Hannah Drew. She was b. 6 May 1764 Middleboro, Plymouth Co., MA.1 ---Sources: [1] Family Tree posted online at Rootsweb.com ; Information online Jan 2009, Dutch-Colonies List, from Pamela J. Sears ; Family Tree posted online at Ancestry.com; French, Mansfield Joseph, Ancestors and Descendants of Samuel French the Joiner of Stratford, CT, Ann Arbor, Michigan, Edwards Brothers, Inc, 1940

Wieller, Simon Simon Wieller m. Elisabeth ---children of Simon Wieller & Elisabeth • Sara Wieller, bp. 21 Mar 1710 Tarrytown Ref Ch (wit: Michiel Reyersen [Ryers], Sara Crab); m. Jan/John Hughson, son of Thomas Hughson. ---Sources: Cole, David, First Record Book of the “Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow”...The First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, NY, 1901, p. 33

Wheeler, Simeon Simeon Wheeler son of

m. 10 Feb 1801 Ch of Christ, Salem, Westchester Co., NY

Sarah Hiat dau. of

---Sources: "Records of the Church of Christ in Salem, Westchester Co., N.Y.: The First Church in 2nd Town with Some Places Adjacent" in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, Jan 1901, p. 13

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Wheeler, Thomas Thomas Wheeler son of

(Thomas Wheeler, Sr.)

m. (poss) 5 May 1613 Cranefield, Co. Bedford, England

Ann Halsey dau. of

d. before 23 Aug 1654 d. 20 Oct 1659 Known as Thomas, Sr., he came to Concord, whence he came (with the Jones contingent in Sept. 1644 as we suppose) to Fairfield, CT. Here land was recorded to him, and adjacent land to Thomas, Jr., in Jan. 1649 [1649/50]. This Thomas, Jr., we take to be the brother named 1654 in his will, but whether actual brother or brother-in-law the evidence is inadequate to establish. Though rare, brothers sometimes were given identical names, but usually they were half-brothers, with different mothers. Ephraim Wheeler was certainly brother of Thomas, Sr. Will 5 May 1654, proved 23 Aug. 1654; wife Ann; elder son Thomas, property in Concord; dau. Sarah wife of Thomas Sherwood and their son Thomas; dau. (not named) and four gr. children, Mary, James, Thomas, and John Bennett; son John, lands in Fairfield; brother Thomas Wheeler Lieutenant, Robert Lockwood, and Andrew Ward, all of Fairfield, overseers. Ephraim Wheeler was an appraiser. Will of Ann Wheeler, 21 Aug. 1659; elder son Thomas, his wife and children; children of dau. Hannah, mentioning Sarah and Hannah Bennett; gr. child Sarah Sherwood; Annis Sherwood, wife of my son-in-law; to Rebecca Turney, my best hat; to Ann Squire, a petticoat. Inv. 20 Oct. 1659. The illegible conclusion of the will may have named her son John. The Wheeler Family in America, which we cannot follow implicitly with regard to this Wheeler family, states that Thomas m. at Cranefield, co. Bedford, Eng., 5 May 1613, Ann Halsey; and the baptisms of their children at Cranefield, given below, are from the same source. ---children of Thomas Wheeler & (poss) Ann Halsey: (b. & bp. Cranefield, Co. Bedford, England) • Mary Wheeler, bapt. 20 Oct. 1615, no further record. • Anna Wheeler, bapt. 20 Feb. 1617; she was, we suppose, the dau. always called Hannah in Fairfield, CT records, who m. (1) James Bennett, and (2) Joseph Middlebrook. • William Wheeler, bapt. 16 Mar. 1618, no further record, and d. y.; for his brother Thomas was called "elder son" in will of both parents. • Thomas Wheeler, bapt. 8 Apr. 1620; of Concord. • John Wheeler, bapt. 27 Feb. 1624; d. 1690; m. (1) Judith Turney; m. (2) Elizabeth Rowland. • Sarah Wheeler, bapt. 10 Aug. 1628; m. Thomas Sherwood, Jr. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 662-663

Wheeler, Thomas Thomas Wheeler m. -?Called "Old Thomas", he d. at New Haven, 22 Jan. 1672 [1672/3]. His connection with other Wheeler families has not been ascertained. He had at least one child, Thomas, Jr., who d. in 1656 leaving wife Alice who m. (2) in 1657, Josiah Stanborough of Southampton, L. I. The will of Josiah Stanborough, 6 July 1661, named wife "Alce", sons Peregrine and Josiah; daus. Sarah and Mary. Alce Stanborough, 3 Sept. 1661, released the Exec'r of liability for estate belonging to her three children by her former husband. Thomas Wheeler, Jr., had a son Thomas, b. at New Haven, 21 Apr. 1652; an older son was prob. John Wheeler who m. at Southampton, 9 Dec. 1669. ---children of Thomas Wheeler & • Thomas Wheeler, d. 1756; m. Alice -?-. She m. (2) 1657, Josiah Stanborough. of Southampton, L.I. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 683

Wheeler, Thomas Thomas Wheeler m. Jane (Joan) d. 26 Nov 1672 Milford, CT d. buried buried 11 June 1673 Milford, CT He was Deputy (Milford) to Conn. Leg., May and Oct. 1670, May 1671. He was adm. to Milford Church, 9 Aug. 1640, and d. at Milford, 26 Nov. 1672. His wife Jane was adm. 27 Sept. 1640, and buried 11 June 1673. She is called Joan in probate records; no evidence has been seen for the oft-repeated assertion that she was a Bryan. Nor can we accept Orcutt's statement that the Milford Thomas was son of Thomas, Sr., of Fairfield, despite its acceptance by the compiler of the bulky Wheeler Family in America, for the Milford Thomas was certainly too old a man to permit of such identification. The wills of Thomas and of William of Stratford prove that they were brothers, but of their parentage we permit ourselves no guess. Will 18 Nov. 1672, proved 11 June 1673; eldest son John and John's three eldest daus., Sarah, Mary, Elizabeth; 2d son Nathaniel and his dau. Esther; sons Ephraim and Joseph; son Thomas; my bro.'s children here, viz., William, Thomas, Sarah; wife Joan. Inv. of his widow Joan, 23 June 1673. John and Obadiah Wheeler had land in Stratford 1667, by gift from father, Thomas of Milford. ---children of Thomas Wheeler & Jane/Joan (recorded at Milford, CT) • John Wheeler, b. abt. 1636, bapt. 16 Aug. 1640 Milford, CT; d. 3 Dec 1716, in 81st yr., Woodbury, CT; m. (1) Dec 1662 Stratford, CT, Sarah Sherwood, dau. of Thomas Sherwood; m. (2) 3 July 1706 Milford, CT, Ruth Clark, widow of Thomas Fitch, Jr. of Norwalk, CT, and Robert Plumb, of Milford, CT. 29

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• Samuel Wheeler, b. [say 1639], bapt. 16 Aug. 1640, d. in 1668; Inv. 24 June 1668. • Nathaniel Wheeler, bapt. 20 Feb. 1641/2; rem. to Newark, N. J.; m. at Milford, 27 June 1665, Esther Botsford, dau. of Henry Botsford; had issue. • Obadiah Wheeler, bapt. 10 Mar. 1643/4, d. at Stratford in 1668; m. Ruth Rogers, widow of Thomas Goodwin, dau. of John Rogers, bapt. 5 Feb. 1642/3; she m. (3) 28 July 1669, Ephraim Stiles. Obadiah's will named only wife Ruth and father Wheeler; no issue; the dau. Ruth sometimes attributed to him belonged to his predecessor Goodwin. • Ephraim Wheeler, bapt. Apr. 1646 Milford, CT; d. 1684/5 Milford, CT; m. 8 Sep 1675 Milford, CT, Mary Holbrook, dau. of Richard Holbrook. • Eleazer Wheeler, bapt. 30 Apr. 1648, d. 10 Aug. 1649. • Thomas Wheeler, bp. 28 July 1650 Milford, CT; d. April 1727 Milford, CT; m. 1 June 1685 (rec. Milford, CT), Anna French, dau. of Francis French of Derby, CT. • Josiah Wheeler, bapt. 5 June 1653, d. y. • Joseph Wheeler, b. 23 Nov. 1655, bapt. 2 Dec. 1655, d. y. • Joseph Wheeler, b. 13 Mar. 1656/7, rem. to Newark, N. J.; m. at Milford. June 1678, Patience Holbrook; she was dau. of Richard Holbrook. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 679

Wheeler, Thomas (Ens.) (Lt.) Thomas Wheeler Ens., Conn. Col. Troop, May 1653, having previously held title of Lt. For all his activity and prominence, the identity of this man has been an enigma. Savage identifies him with Thomas, Sr., of Fairfield, which is certainly wrong, as the Lieutenant was living after the death of Thomas, Sr. Orcutt makes him son of Thomas, Sr., and then proceeds to identify him further with Thomas of Milford; and the Wheeler Family in America follows this solution. Now the Thomas who was appointed Ensign in 1653 by Conn. Colony was distinctly called "Lt. Thomas of Fairfield." But the Milford Thomas was living there by 1640, and until 1657 continued to have his children bapt. there with great regularity at two-year intervals. As Milford was in New Haven Colony in 1653, it should be obvious that he could not be the man on whom Conn. Colony conferred this commission in its colonial troop which was raised for possible war service during the trouble with the Dutch. The Milford Thomas located there before there were any Wheelers in Fairfield; never lived in Fairfield, nor, so far as we have ascertained, in Stratford, though he purchased land in the latter place which he conveyed to two of his sons, still being called "of Milford"; and New Haven Col. Rec. mention him in 1659 as marshal at Milford, and his house at Milford (though he not living in it) in 1660, together with other references showing him active at Milford, and not one mention which gives him any military title; while Lt. Thomas Wheeler, mentioned both times by that title, was in 1658 and 1663 requesting New Haven Colony to accept within its jurisdiction his purchases from the Indians near Derby. There are but two men of the name Thomas Wheeler with whom it is possible to identify the lieutenant. One was the son of Thomas, Sr., of Fairfield; he in his father's will received the Concord estate, and we follow Savage and Mrs. Schenck rather than the Wheeler Family in America in believing that he settled in Concord, whether or not he ever resided in Fairfield. If the children who were recorded to Thomas in Concord from 1649 to 1662 belonged to this man and were actually born in Concord, that would preclude his being the lieutenant who was active in Conn. during that period. Without research in Concord, the evidence at hand is insufficient and too confusing to permit a definite conclusion. We are inclined to believe that Thomas, son of Thomas, Sr., remained in Concord, had wife Sarah, and children born at Concord: Sarah, b. 10 July 1649; Joseph, b. 18 Aug. 1651; Ann, b. 20 Dec. 1653; John, b. 18 Feb. 1655/6; Mary, b. 20 Dec. 1658; and Thomas, b. 29 Mar. 1662. The Thomas, Jr., who had a homelot in Fairfield by 1650, was prob. the brother named in the will of Thomas, Sr., in 1654. Perhaps he was a younger half-brother, born as late as 1610. Doubtless he came to Fairfield in 1644, and on 16 June 1650 he sold to Henry Jackson land which had been purchased from Robert Hawkins and Richard Vowles. In 1653/4 he sold his homelot and several other pieces of land, being called "Jr." and in one instance "the younger"; and not long after rem. to Stratford, being called of that town when he bought land in Derby from the Indians in 1657. At Derby he remained as a trader until 1664, when he sold the property there to Mr. Alexander Bryan of Milford, and returned, as we suppose, to Mass. Since Lt. Thomas Wheeler in 1658 and 1663 had dealings with New Haven Colony, there being an uncertainty whether his Derby holdings fell within its jurisdiction or in that of Conn. Colony, and was definitely called lieutenant in these transactions, we need not hesitate to identify him with the Lt. Thomas of Fairfield who received a commission from Conn. Colony in 1653, at which time he lived within the bounds of that colony.(Lt. Thomas testified concerning Indian claims [not dated, but apparently 1659] and spoke of having been formerly an inhabitant of Fairfield.) His history is therefore traced from his advent in Fairfield in 1644 until he left Derby in 1664. His appointment as Lt. is not found in Conn. records, and may have been by Mass. before he came to Fairfield. It is reasonable, as he disappears from Conn., to assume his return to Concord and to believe that he was the Capt. who was wounded in K. Philip's War, 1675; for inexperienced men were not appointed to serve in high military positions in the Indian wars, and our Lt. Thomas had had sundry dealings with the Indians, as Conn. records attest. It is further likely, though Savage makes the same Thomas marry both Ruth and Sarah (in that order), that it was Lt. Thomas who m. Ruth Wood, dau. of William of Concord; whose will in 1670 named both Ruth and her husband, thereby invalidating the supposition that he already had a second wife Sarah.(Sarah, if our conclusions are correct, was the only known wife of Thomas of Concord, son of Thomas, Sr., of Fairfield.) It should be noted that when he bought his Derby land in 1657, the deed was witnessed by Ruth and Timothy Wheeler. Ruth was doubtless his wife, and Timothy a youthful son. This 30

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may have been the Timothy who m. at Concord, 29 June 1670, Ruth Fuller, and d. 7 June 1678. A dau. Alice d. at Concord, 17 Mar. 1640/1, before Thomas came to Fairfield; and a dau. Ruth m. 7 May 1673, Ephraim Jones of Concord. Capt. Thomas d. 16 Dec. 1686; and it appears he had a second wife Hannah who, with his son Thomas, administered his estate. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 663-665

Wheeler, Thomas Thomas Wheeler m. 1 June 1685 Anna French son of Thomas Wheeler & (rec. Milford, CT) dau. of Francis French of Derby, CT & Jane/Joan bp. 28 July 1650 Milford, CT bp. Will 1 Jan. 1724/5, proved 28 Apr. 1727; dau. Anna Munn; gr. dau. Mary Hine; dau. Thankful Ashburn; dau. Joanna, one shilling in addition to what I have already given; right in common lands to daus. Thankful and Joanna; son-in-law Daniel Munn; son-in-law Stephen Hine; son Obadiah Wheeler and Joanna Wheeler, Exec'rs. ---children of Thomas Wheeler & Anna French: • Anna Wheeler, m. Daniel Munn. • Mercy Wheeler, m. Stephen Hine, of Woodbridge. • Obadiah Wheeler, b. abt. 1694, d. at Newtown, 24 Feb. 1770 in 76 yr. (g. s.); Capt.; m. (1) Joanna -?-, b. abt. 1695, d. 15 Jan. 1758 in 60 yr. (g. s.); m. (2) Miriam -?-. • Thankful Wheeler, m. Joseph Ashburn. • Joanna Wheeler ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 682

Wheeler, Thomas Thomas Wheeler m. Mary -?son of William Wheeler & dau. of Sarah Called "Jr." in Milford to distinguish him from his cousin; rem. to Durham. His wife Mary was adm. to Milford Church, 3 Oct. 1697, the four eldest children being bapt. that date. On 10 Nov. 1729, Thomas Wheeler formerly of Milford, now of Durham, conveyed to son Job of Durham. In 1713, then of Milford, he conveyed land which the town of Milford granted him in 1688. ---children of Thomas Wheeler & Mary (recorded at Milford, CT) • Mary Wheeler, m. (rec. Durham) 15 Dec. 1711, Samuel Parsons. • Eleanor Wheeler, m. (rec. Durham) 14 Jan. 1713/4, Joseph Seward. • Abigail Wheeler, m. (rec. Milford) 27 Oct. 1714, Joseph Merchant. • Joseph Wheeler • William Wheeler, bapt. 5 Dec. 1697.(It is not certain this was the William who m. Jemima Plumb. William Wheeler of Boston (s. of Henry) d. in 1704; m. at Boston, 16 May 1686, Ann Phippen, dau. of Gamaliel, b. 28 Apr. 1666. They had three children rec. at Boston: Ann, b. 19 July 1692; Hannah, b. 18 Mar. 1695; and William, b. 27 Apr. 1697; also, Mehitabel dau. of Mrs. Wheeler of Boston, bapt. at Milford 17 Apr. 1701. William Wheeler, a minor child whose mother hath been residing in Milford near the space of four years, chose James Prime, Jr., guardian, 7 June 1714. This William was then ae. 17 and living in Milford, while the family of Thomas had by then rem. to Durham; so it was prob. this William (s. of William of Boston) who m. Jemima Plumb. ) • Job Wheeler, bapt. 25 Dec. 1698, m. (rec. Durham) 29 Apr. 1731, Jane Squire. • Jemima Wheeler, bapt. 3 Aug. 1701. • John Wheeler, bapt. 26 Sept. 1703, d. 4 Oct. 1703. • Elizabeth Wheeler, b. 9 June 1705. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 682-683

[Wheeler], Thomas (Thom. Wyllaar; Wyllaer) Thomas Wyllaar m. 26 June 1722 Catherine Haver son of (prob) Edward/Evert Wiler & Albany Ref Ch dau. of Josyntje/Josina Jansen Gardenier (with Banns) b. b. Hoogh Duyszland [Germany] bp. 5 Jan 1700 Albany Ref Ch bp. Catherine Haver prob. m. (2) 9 July 1727 Kinderhook Ref Ch, Johan Pieterze. ---children of Thomas Wyllaar & Catherine Haver: • Eduard Wyllaar (Edward), bp. 20 Jan 1723 Albany Ref Ch (wit: Obedia and Corn. Couper) (parents: Thom & Cath, Wyllaar; no mother’s surname in bp. record) • Margrita Wheeler, bp. 27 April 1725 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Hendk. Gardenier, Margrita Gardenier) (no mother’s surname in bp. record)

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Wheeler, Thomas Thomas Wheeler b. d. buried

Phebe b. about 1721 d. 8 March 1801 in 81st yr. buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, NY

---Sources: Wheeler Family Cemetery, Hauppauge, Suffolk Co., NY online at

Wieler, Thomas Thomas Wieler m. ? Elisabeth Stevens ---children of Thomas Wieler & Elisabeth Stevens: • Jan Henderick Wieler, bp. 28 Feb 1756 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Edward Machum, Betty Machum) (a note in the bp. record says “Begot in concubinage”)

---Sources: Vosburgh, Royden Woodward, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Kinderhook, Columnia County, NY, Vol. 1 (online at New York Genealogical & Biographical Society)

Wieler, Thomas Thomas Wieler m. Margriet Wieler son of Evert Wheeler & dau. of Ephraim Wheeler & Maria Woodco*ck Anna Catharina Kuhn b. b. about 1737 NY bp. 12 Jan 1735 Kinderhook Ref Ch, Columbia Co., NY bp. 6 Jan 1739 Clavarack Ref Ch d. between 13 April and 8 May 1780 d. before 13 April 1780 In his will, dated 13 Apr 1780 Wallingford, Bennington, Vermont (Now in Rutland Co). Proved 8 May 1780, he mentions in order children John, Ephraim, Catherine, and Jacob. No wife is mentioned. Executors are his "beloved brother" Jacob Wheeler and Zachariah Curtis. Later in the same Volume is an entry dated 2 Oct 1781 in which Zacharia Curtis is appointed by the probate court to be the guardian of "Ephraim Wheeler a minor, son of Thomas Wheeler late of Harwich deceased." (Will of Thomas Wheeler, yeoman of Wallingford; dated 2 Oct 1780. Extracted by Dave Hargreave, from Manchester District Probate Records, FHL# 27964, 1:33-35, 37)1 ---children of Thomas Wieler & Margriet Wieler: • Ephraim Wieler, bp. 10 July 1763 Kinderhook Ref Ch (wit: Edward Wieler, Anna Wieler) • Jacob Wheeler, bp. 2 Jan 1765 Kinderhook Ref Ch, Columbia Co., NY1 • Catherine Wheeler, b. about 1755-17801 • John Wheeler, b. about 1755-17801

---Sources: [1] Wheeler Family Tree posted online by Glenn E. Wheeler, at Rootsweb ; Vosburgh, Royden Woodward, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Kinderhook, Columnia County, NY, Vol. 2 (Baptisms 1756-1795; Marriages 1756-1798), (online at New York Genealogical & Biographical Society)

Wheeler, Thomas Thomas Wheeler son of

m. 9 May 1784 Smithtown Presby Ch, Smithtown, L.I., NY, by Rev. Joshua Hartt

Ruth Wheeler dau. of

b. about 1753 b. about 1754 d. 21 Jan 1839 aged 85.9.7 d. 1845 aged 91 buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, Suffolk Co., NY buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, NY ---children of Thomas Wheeler & Ruth Wheeler: • Juliana Wheeler, b. about 1788; d. 21 Oct 1891 in 14th yr.; buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, Suffolk Co., NY

---Sources: Wheeler Family Cemetery, Hauppauge, Suffolk Co., NY online at ; Baldwin, Evelyn Briggs, “Marriages and Baptisms Performed by the Rev. Joshua Hartt, of Smithtown, Long Island, with a Skerch of His Life” in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, April 1911 (Vol. 42, No. 2), p. 135;

Wheeler, Thomas Thomas Wheeler m. Sophia R. ---children of Thomas Wheeler & Sophia R. • William E. Wheeler, b. about 1837; d. 27 July 1843 age 6.2.18; buried Old Cemetery, Huntington, L.I.

---Sources: Jones, John H., "Inscriptions Taken from the Old Cemetery at Huntington, Suffolk Co., Long Island -- 1701-1850" in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, July 1900, p. 143

Wheeler, Timothy Timothy Wheeler son of Ephraim Wheeler & b.

Rebecca Turney dau. of Robert Turney & b. 10 July 1671 m. (2) Margery -?He conveyed land to his son Timothy, 28 Aug. 1713. In 1708 he sold to Mr. Richard Sackett of the Province of New York, brewer, land formerly the dower of my mother Mrs. Ann Wheeler dec'd, mentioning his bro. Ephraim Wheeler. He conveyed m. (1) 11 April 1689 Stratfield, CT

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4 Mar. 1722/3 to son Timothy, land bounded on "my brother Wells his Land." Will 13 Apr. 1730, proved 20 June 1730; wife Margery; daus. Rebecca Bostwick and Abigail Wheeler; son Timothy, Exec'r. ---children of Timothy Wheeler & (1) Rebecca Turney: • Timothy Wheeler, b. 24 Apr. 1691; d. 5 March 1752, in 62nd yr., Stratfield, CT; m. 29 Jan 1712/3 Stratfield, CT, Ann Wakelee. • Samuel Wheeler, b. 28 May 1692, d. y. • Benjamin Wheeler, b. 22 Mar. 1695, bapt. 14 July 1695, d. y. • Rebecca Wheeler, b. 30(?) Oct. 1697, bapt. 21 Oct. 1697; m. (rec. New Milford) 23 July 1724, Joseph Bostwick. They receipted 1732 to her bro. Timothy Wheeler, only son and Exec'r, for her right in Est. of father Mr. Timothy Wheeler, Sr. • Abigail Wheeler, b. 30 Dec. 1703, bapt. 7 May 1704; m. Jonathan Wheeler. They receipted 1733 to bro. Timothy Wheeler for her right in Est. of father Timothy Wheeler, Sr. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 669

Wheeler, Timothy Timothy Wheeler m. 29 Jan 1712/3 Ann Wakelee son of Timothy Wheeler & dau. of (1) Rebecca Turney b. 24 April 1691 b. about 1693 d. 5 March 1752, in 62nd yr., Stratfield, CT d. 18 July 1764, in 72nd yr. Adm'n granted, 24 Mar. 1752, to Timothy and Benjamin Wheeler, both of Fairfield. Distribution, 20 Mar. 1753: widow; Samuel Cable, son of Ann Cable; Eaidin Allen; Abigail Wheeler; Rebecca Cable; Timothy Wheeler; Benjamin Wheeler; Hezekiah Wheeler. ---children of Timothy Wheeler & Ann Wakelee: • Ann Wheeler, b. 2 Dec. 1713, bapt. at Stratfield, 6 Dec. 1713; m. 27 July 1731, Samuel Cable. • Rebecca Wheeler, b. 14 Feb. 1719/20, d. at Stratfield, 23 Feb. 1799 ae. 80 yrs. 9 days (g. s.); m. Andrew Cable. • Timothy Wheeler, b. 6 Nov. 1722, d. at Stratfield, 11 Oct. 1776; will 5 Oct. 1776, proved 31 Mar. 1777; m. 9 Aug. 1744, Abigail Burritt. • Benjamin Wheeler, b. 18 July 1725, d. at Stratfield, 26 Dec. 1798 in 74 yr. (g. s.); m. at Trumbull, 20 Apr. 1749, Mary Middlebrook, dau. of John Middlebrook, b. abt. 1727, d. 13 Aug. 1798 in 71 yr. (g. s.). • Abigail Wheeler, b. 18 Feb. 1727/8. • Hezekiah Wheeler, bapt. 30 Apr. 1732, bur. 25 Dec. 1809 ae. 78 (Trinity Church rec.); m. 19 Dec. 1754, Abigail French, bapt. 10 Feb. 1733/4, bur. 22 Sept. 1795 ae. 61 (Trinity Church rec.); will of Abigail, 17 Aug. 1795, proved 9 Oct. 1795. • Edra Wheeler, bapt. 13 July 1735, d. at Stratfield, 20 Feb. 1809 in 74 yr. (g. s.); m. 8 Sept. 1752, Nehemiah Allen. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 674-75

Wheeler, Timothy Timothy Wheeler b. d. buried

Rebecka b. about 1753 d. 5 Oct 1823 age 70 buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, NY

---Sources: Wheeler Family Cemetery, Hauppauge, Suffolk Co., NY online at

Wheeler, Timothy Timothy Wheeler m. d. 13 March 1784, age 71 buried Wheeler Family Cem, Hauppauge, Suffolk Co., NY

Mary d. 9 Aug 1803, age 77 buried Wheeler Family Cem., Hauppauge, NY

---Sources: Wheeler Family Cemetery, Hauppauge, Suffolk Co., NY online at

Wheeler, Valentine (Velde; Velten) (Capt.) Valentine Wheeler m. (1) 5 Aug 1762 son of Ephraim Wieler & Amenia, NY Anna Catharina Koen/Kuhn b. bp. 7 May 1741 St. Paul’s (Zion’s) Luth Ch, Red Hook, NY

Helena Dutcher (Lena Duytser) dau. of Johannes Dutcher & Catarina Bogardus b. 1743 bp. 20 June 1743 Rhinebeck Ref Ch, Dutchess Co., NY1 d. 11 Aug 17821 d. 17691 m. (2) Sarah -?b. about 1741 1761-1763, customers of Joseph Mabbett, merchant, of Washington Precinct, Dutchess Co. account of Vollantine Wheeler, page 169: purchases saw, tea, shot, credited seed. Other Wheeler accounts included Bosdeon, Edward and Ephraim. [National Genealogical Society quarterly 74:145]2 13 May 1768, Beekman Precinct, Valentine, George, Ephraim, Bastion Wheeler, Robert Martin, John and 33

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Melgert Vanduzen on list of petioners asking for one more constable for their precinct. [Doher 1:329]2 He served in the Third Regiment of the Dutchess County Militia in Dutchess Co. The first records of the 3rd Militia are for elections of officers held 20 Sept. 1775, commissions issued 17 Oct. 1775. In Capt Peter Coons Company were: John Van Duesen, Captain; Valentine Wheeler, 1st Lieut.; Luke Wolcott, 2nd Lieut; and Rudolph Knickerbocker, Ensign. He later served in the 5th Dutchess County Militia which was composed almost exclusively of men from Beekman-Unionvale with one company coming from Dover. On 10 March 1778, Valentine was a Captain with Luke Woolcot, 1st Lieut. and Theophilus Sweet, 2nd Lieut.2 In his will, he wrote: I, Valentine Wheeler, being sensible that it is appointed for all men once to die, and after Death to come to Judgment, being sensible of my own frailty and mortality, would now, whilst I am in perfect senses, make this my last will and Testament. I leave to my wife the use of the home farm where I now live until my son Josiah is of age, and after that the use of one-third. I leave to my son Josiah all my home farm after his mother's decease. I leave to my son Ephraim the farm where he now lives, lying on the mountain, beginning at the road on the top of the mountain, and all south as the road runs to the bog meadow, and south as far as my land goes. I leave to my son John the farm where Adam Coon now lives, running south as far as my land goes to John Bolt's land, and then a straight line to the top of the bald mountain, from thence to the French Doctor's former line. I leave to my daughter, Catharine Wheeler, the lot of land where Johanas Coon now lives, runing from the top of bald mountain south to Justice Matthews' land, from thence to the Connecticut line. Dated August 10, 1782. Witnesses, Edward Wheeler, George Wheeler, John Chamberlain, Physician. Proved, September 18, 1782. "The verbal, nuncupative will of Captain Valentine Wheeler, made the next morning after he made his written will, being the 11 day of August, 1782. Captain Valentine Wheeler called John Chamberlain to come to him, and he said he had forgot some things as to his movable estate. He had more than enough to pay his debts, and that his son Ephraim should have his young oxen and horses. And that there was an obligation against Johannis Koom, which he gave to his daughter, Catharine Wheeler, and the rest of the movables to his wife, and Tom the negro was to live with her as long as he or she lived. And he desired that John Chamberlain should assist his wife in settling his estate." In presence of John Chamberlain, Catharine Wheeler, Anna Conant. Proved, Angust 18, 1782, upon the oath of Doctor John Chamberlain, of Amenia Precinct, and Catharine Wheeler, and Anna Conant, of Pawlings Precinct, duch*ess County. The widow, Sarah Wheeler, was confirmed as executor.1 ---children of Velten/Valentine Wieler & (1) Helena Duyster/Dutcher: • Ephraim Wieler, b. about 1763; m. Abigail Van Deusen, poss? dau. of Matthew Van Deusen & Jane Belden. He is likely the Ephraim Wheeler listed in the 1790 Census, Hillsdale, Columbia Co., NY; in 1800, Livingston, Columbia Co., NY; 1820 Windsor, Broome Co., NY; 1830 Windsor, Broome Co., NY. • Johannes Wieler (John V. Wheeler), bp. 19 May 1765 Clavarack Ref Ch (wit: Jacob Smith & wife Hilletje Klerck) (parents: Velten Wieler, Helena Duytser); m. (1) -?-; m. (2) about 1820-30, Seviah -?- (b. about 1782 VT). • Cathrina Wieler, bp. 3 May 1767 Clavarack Ref Ch (wit: Edward Wieler, Cathrina Reyn) (parents: Velten Wieler, Lena Duytsen) ---children of Velten/Valentine Wieler/Wheeler & (2) Sarah • Josiah Wieler (Wheeler), b. 1772; d. 1845 Austerlitz, Columbia Co., NY; m. Phebe Benjamin, dau. of Ebenezer Benjamin & Phebe [Benjamin?]. She was b. 1781-82 NY. ---Sources: [1] Abstracts of wills (Volume IX. Jan 7, 1777-Feb 7, 1783) pages 287-288, Liber 33 (will of Valentine Wheeler), e-mailed Jan 2009 from Pamela J. Sears ; [2] Wheeler Family Tree posted online by Glenn E. Wheeler at Rootsweb.com ; Eardeley, Wm. A., "Marriage Records of Amenia, NY" in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, Jan 1902, p. 46

Wheeler, Wesley Wesley Wheeler m. 13 Dec 1827 son of (prob) Elkanah Wheeler & Mary Hubbs b. 14 Sep 1805? d. 11 Oct 1840 ---children of Wesley Wheeler & Margaret Jarvis: • (prob) Alma? Wheeler, b. 10 Nov 1828 • (prob) Elkanah Nicols Wheeler, b. 12 June 1832 • (prob) Daniel Jarvis Wheeler, b. 4 April 1835

Margaret Jarvis dau. of

b. 5 March 1805? d.

---Sources: Elkanah Wheeler Family Bible, posted June 2002, NY Suffolk Co. List, by

Wheeler, William William Wheeler m. Sarah -?son of dau. of d. 1666 Delaware d. 5 June 1709 in 88th yr., Milford, CT Of Stratford, CT, brother of Thomas of Milford, d. at Delaware in 1666. He m. Sarah -?-, who m. (2) in 1666, William Brooks of Milford, and took her children there to live. Will 17 Jan. 1666, proved 8 Nov. 1666; wife Sarah; bro. Thomas Wheeler; two sons and dau.; Nathaniel Wheeler was a witness. Sarah Brooks presented the Inv. His children are named in will of his bro. Thomas as living at Milford. The will of William Brooks, 1 Dec. 1684, named wife Sarah; two shillings to the wife of Thomas Wildman, she having rec'd her portion, "and I doe further declare yt I know not that shee is any wayes related to mee"; William and Thomas Wheeler, sons of my wife; Sarah wife of James Biscoe; 34

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Hannah dau. of Elder Buckingham; Richard Bryan and Jobamah Gunn. Sarah m. (2) 1666 William Brooks of Milford, CT. ---children of William Wheeler & Sarah • Sarah Wheeler, m. 6 Dec 1676 Milford, CT, James Briscoe. • William Wheeler, d. 12 Nov 1705 Milford, CT; m. 10 April 1682 Milford, CT, Ruth Smith • Thomas Wheeler, bapt. 16 Feb 1672/3 Milford, CT as son of “sister Brooks.”; m. Mary -?-

---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 680

Wheeler, William William Wheeler m. 10 April 1682 Ruth Smith son of William Wheeler & Milford, CT dau. of Sarah d. 12 Nov 1705 Milford, CT d. 27 Sep 1705 , in 42nd yr. He was a blacksmith. ---children of William Wheeler & Ruth Smith: (recorded at Milford, CT) • Ruth Wheeler, b. 14 Jan. 1682/3, bapt. 30 June 1695; m. abt. 1701 Josiah Rogers, of Branford. • Sarah Wheeler, bapt. 30 June 1695; m. (rec. Branford) 8 Apr. 1713, Samuel Beers. • Samuel Wheeler, bapt. 30 June 1695, d. 22 Oct. 1705. • Rebecca Wheeler, b. abt. 1691 (aged 14 in Dec. 1705), bapt. 30 June 1695, d. y. • Elizabeth Wheeler, b. 12 Jan. 1696 [1696/7], bapt. 17 Jan. 1696/7, d. at Branford, 25 Aug. 1755 in 59 yr. (g. s.); m. (rec. Branford) 28 Nov. 1722, Noah Rogers. • William Wheeler, bapt. 7 July 1700, prob. d. y. • Rhoda Wheeler, b. 9 Dec. 1701, bapt. 28 Dec. 1701; m. Nathaniel Wheadon, of Branford. ---Sources: Jacobus, Donald Lines. History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield vol.1. The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1930, p. 682

Wieler, William William Wieler m. 21 Nov 1766 Margaret Kelly son of New Paltz Ref Ch dau. of b. Hurley, Ulster Co., NY b. Hurley, Ulster Co., NY In the New Paltz Ref Ch record of their marriagem they were: Willem Whehler, Y.M. and Paggy Killy, Y.D., both born at Horely and living at New Paltz. ---children of William Wieler & Margaret Kelly: • Johannes Whiller, bp. 14 March 1769 New Paltz Ref Ch (no wit) (parents: Willem Whiller and Margritt Killy) • Kobus Whiller (Jacobus?), bp. 14 March 1769 New Paltz Ref Ch (no wit) (parents: Willem Whiller and Margritt Killy) • Sara Weler, b. 3 Sep 1782; bp. 29 Dec 1783 New Paltz Ref Ch (wit: the parents) (parents: William Weler and Margret Kelly) ---Sources: Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of New Paltz, N.Y., Collections of the Holland Society of New York, Vol. III, 1896 (online at Google Books)

Wheeler, William (Capt.) William Wheeler m. Henrietta (Henretta) b. about 1758 b. about 1773 d. 6 Jan 1837 aged 78.9.29 d. 21 April 1822 aged 49.5.buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, Suffolk Co., NY buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, NY ---children of William Wheeler & Henretta • William Wheeler, d. 5 Oct 1808; buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, NY • Charles Wheeler, d. 10 Sep 1805 age 7.7.18; buried Wheeler Cem., Hauppauge, NY ---Sources: Wheeler Family Cemetery, Hauppauge, Suffolk Co., NY online at

Wheeler, William Deacon William Deacon Wheeler m. Eleanor Knox b. 21 May 1774 New London, CT b. 21 Aug 1774 Blandford, MA ---children of William Deacon Wheele & Eleanor Knox: • William French Wheeler, b. 12 June 1811 Hanco*ck, NY; d. 16 June 1892 Portville, NY; m. (1) 1 Sep 1839 Cleveland, OH, Flora Atkins, dau. of Quintus F. Atkins & Sallie Wright. She was b. 2 June 1815; d. 3 June 1850 Portville, NY. William French Wheeler m. (2) Marilla Clark. She was b. 3 Nov 1821. He had 6 children with first wife: Emily Godfrey Wheeler; Helen Elizabeth Wheeler; Nelson Platt Wheeler; William Egbert Wheeler; Martha Augusta Wheeler and George Downs Wheeler. William French Wheeler had one child with his second wife: Lilla C. Wheeler. • Malina Wheeler • Nelson Knox Wheeler • Elizabeth Wheeler • Truman Hubbell Wheeler • Adison Justin Wheeler 35

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• George Downs Wheeler

---Sources: Information posted online March 2009, New York, NY List, Rootsweb, by Shelley Cardiel

Wheeler, William F. (Col.) William F. Wheeler m. Juliet Van Duzer son of (poss) Joel Wheeler & dau. of (Hon.) Isaac Van Duzer & ---children of William F. Wheeler & Juliet Van Duzer: • Isaaac Van Duzer Wheeler, b. 4 March 1823 Warwick, Orange Co., NY; m. 21 June 1853, Phebe Ann Bull ---Sources: Treman, Ebenezer Mack. History of the Treman, Tremaine, Truman Family in America vol.1. Press of The Ithaca Demorcat. 1901, p. 567

Unplaced Wheeler Women: Annaatjen/Annatje Wieler, m. 1 Sep 1738 Kingston Ref Ch, Nicolaas Keyser. In the record of their marriage, they were: Nicolaas Keiser, j.m., born, and resid. under the jurisdiction of Mormel [Marbletown], and Annatje Wieler, j.d., born in Nieuw Engeland [New England], and resid. under the jurisdiction of Horly [Hurley]. Bregjen Wieler, m. before May 1720 (Kingston?), Johannes Zeger Catherina Wieler, m. 2 April 1789 Christ Lutheran Ch, NYC, Diedrich Gross (she of New Milford) Elizabeth Wheeler, m. 20 April 1751 NYC Ref Ch, Nicholas Wendel Helena Wheeler, m. 9 Dec 1766 Amenia, NY, Isaac Cole Jemima Wheeler, m. before July 1757, Josiah Wilber Rachel Wieller, m. Jan Smith. They had children bp. Tappan Ref Ch beginning 1740. Sara/Zara Wiele, m. before 1722 (Kingston?), Willem Sluyter Sara Wieller, m. Johannes House. They had ch bp. Tappan 1747. Sarah Wheeler, m. 19 Oct 1800 Smithtown Presby Ch, Smithtown, L.I., NY, by Rev. Joshua Hartt, Nicholas Jarvis Wybrugh Wheeler, m. 6 June 1795 Kakiat Ref Ch, Richard Nelson

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