James blev gift med Elizabeth West den 8 mar. 1716 i Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA. Elizabeth blev født den 30 nov. 1694 i Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA; døde i 1753 i Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Dåb: Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
• FSID: L1ZR-D3H

Notater:

James Wheeler was born 27 May 1667 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts. He was the son of Henry Wheeler and Abigail Allen. He married Grizell Squire. James died about April 1753 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts. James and Squire Wheeler had the following children:

William Wheeler
Mary Wheeler Dyer
James Wheeler Jr
Philip Wheeler
Rachel Wheeler
Squire Wheeler
Ann Wheeler
possibly Abigail Wheeler (not mentioned in the History of the Wheeler Family)
Sources
Albert Gallatin Wheeler, Jr., "The Genealogical and Encyclopdic History of the Wheeler Family in America," American College of Genealogy, 1914, p 430

James blev gift med Grizzell Squire i 1690 i Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA. Grizzell blev født den 14 maj 1668 i Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA; døde i 1737 i Massachusetts, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• FSID: LY6F-F33
• Indvandring: Sailed from Southhampton to American on the ship "Mary and John" 24 March 1634
• Bopæl: Salisbury, Wiltshire, England

Notater:

Henry Wheeler and Abigail Allen lived their entire lives in Salisbury, a small village that was settled by their parents before it became incorporated in 1640. It was located on the North shore of Massachusetts on the border of New Hampshire. Today the Wheeler’s and the Allen’s are recorded historically, as the first settlers on a Salisbury City Memorial in that seaside community. Henry, known as the” immigrant,” was the youngest son and 12th child born to John and Agnes Ann Yeoman christened in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England 8 February 1634. He immigrated to the Massachusetts Bay Colony with his family 24 March 1634, as a young infant. Agnes Ann was the oldest child born into the very large family of William and Ann Goodale Allen born 4 January 1639 in Salisbury, Massachusetts Bay. Her parents also immigrated to America as young adults sometime prior to their marriage in Salisbury.
In 1659, Henry and Abigail were likely married on the town square in the Salisbury Church. For the next 26 years they raised 12 children in Salisbury: the 1st child, a son Henry 1659; the 2nd child, a daughter Abigail 1660; the 3rd child, a son William 1663; the 4th child, a son Moses 1665; the 5th & 6th children were twins, a son James and a daughter Ann 1667; the 7th child, a son Josiah 1669; the 8th child, a daughter Ruth 1671; the 9th child, a son Nathaniel 1675; the 10th child, a son Jeremiah 1679; the 11th child, a son Benjamin 1682; and the 12th child, a daughter Mary 1685.
Tragically, Henry lived only to the age of 52, when he died 18 June 1686, in Salisbury. He left Abigail a widow with young children: Mary (infant); Benjamin (4); Jeremiah (7); Nathaniel (11); Ruth (15); and Josiah (17). In one source she was known as a member of the Salisbury Church in 1687. According to records, Abigail never remarried and raised her younger children in Salisbury. Only one of her children, the oldest son Henry, stayed in Salisbury. The other children scattered to surrounding villages to raise their families, such as: Gloucester, Newark, Rehoboth, Andover, Boston and Amesbury. Abigail died ten years after Henry, at the age of 57, in Salisbury 18 June 1696.

Henry blev gift med Abigail Allen i 1659 i Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA. Abigail (datter af William Allen og Ann Goodale) blev født den 4 jan. 1639 i Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA; blev døbt i Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA; døde den 18 jun. 1696 i Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA; blev begravet i 1696 i Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Dåb: Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
• FSID: LTMJ-61R

Notater:

Henry Wheeler and Abigail Allen were lived their entire lives in Salisbury, a small village that was settled by their parents before it became incorporated in 1640. It was located on the North shore of Massachusetts on the border of New Hampshire. Today the Wheeler’s and the Allen’s are recorded historically, as the first settlers on a Salisbury City Memorial in that seaside community. Henry, known as the” immigrant,” was the youngest son and 12th child born to John and Agnes Ann Yeoman christened in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England 8 February 1864. He immigrated to the Massachusetts Bay Colony with his family 24 March 1634, as a young infant. Agnes Ann was the oldest child born into the very large family of William and Ann Goodale Allen born 4 January 1639 in Salisbury, Massachusetts Bay. Her parents also immigrated to American as young adults sometime prior to their marriage in Salisbury.
In 1659, Henry and Abigail were likely married on the town square in the Salisbury Church. For the next 26 years they raised 12 children in Salisbury: the 1st child, a son Henry 1659; the 2nd child, a daughter Abigail 1660; the 3rd child, a son William 1663; the 4th child, a son Moses 1665; the 5th & 6th children were twins, a son James and a daughter Ann 1667; the 7th child, a son Josiah 1669; the 8th child, a daughter Ruth 1671; the 9th child, a son Nathaniel 1675; the 10th child, a son Jeremiah 1679; the 11th child, a son Benjamin 1682; and the 12th child, a daughter Mary 1685.
Tragically, Henry lived only to the age of 52, when he died 18 June 1686, in Salisbury. He left Abigail a widow with young children: Mary (newborn); Benjamin (4); Jeremiah (7); Nathaniel (11); Ruth (15); and Josiah (17). In one source she was known as member of the Salisbury Church in 1687. According to records, Abigail never remarried and raised her younger children in Salisbury. Only one of her children, the oldest son Henry, stayed in Salisbury. The other children scattered to surrounding villages to raise their families, such as: Gloucester, Newark, Rehoboth, Andover, Boston and Amesbury. Abigail died ten years after Henry, at the age of 57, in Salisbury 18 June 1696.
She was a member of the Salisbury church in 1687; a widow of Boston, 1696.