Genealogy of Patty Rose
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| Notes for Lt. John* WHEELER | ||||||
| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - son of Dominick D. WHEELER and Mercy JELLY - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - JOHN, Newbury, came, I think, in the Mary and John, 1634, tho. the name, print. in the copy of the copy of the copy. Geneal. Reg. IX. 267, is Whelyer, from Southampton, the nearest port of embarcat. from his native city, Salisbury, leav. four s. at home, but perhaps brot. Roger, George, Ann, Elizabeth, Mercy; was one of the orig. proprs. of Salisbury. His w. Ann, d. 15 Aug. 1662, and he d. 1670, hav. made his will, 28 Mar. 1668, from wh.; some of the detail is learn. It names childr. and gr.childr. here, and s. Adam, Edward, and William, in Salisbury, England. [ref 20] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - John Wheeler, immigrant ancestor, was from Salisbury, England, and was an inhabitant of Hampton, Massachusetts, soon after the settlement of that town. He received land in Salisbury, Massachusetts, in 1641. He removed to Newbury, Massachusetts, before 1650, but was taxed in Salisbury in 1652. He was a barber by trade. He married Anne ___, who died August 15, 1662, Newbury. He died in 1670. His will was dated March 28, 1668, proved October 11, 1670. Children: Adam, Edward, William, Elizabeth, Roger, Henry, George, Joseph. [ref 29:1025] (children not mentioned: John, Thomas, Anne, David, Mercy) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - JOHN1 WHEELER, "barber," from Salisbury, England., was of Hampton soon after the settlement of the town; recd. land in Salisbury, Mass., in 1641; rem. to Newbury bef. 1650, but taxed in S. 1652. He m. Anne --, who d. Aug. 15, 1662[NE]. He d. 1670; will March 28, 1668; Oct. 11, 1670; then of NE. Children: Adam, Edward, William, David, Anne, Mercy, Elizabeth, Roger, Henry, George, Joseph. [ref 36:353] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - WHEELER, John, came in the Mary and John March 24, 2663-4, settled at Salisbury; barber; propt. 1639-52. Rem. To Newbury. Wife Anne d. Aug. 15, 1662. He died in 1670; his will dated March 28, 1668, prob. Oct. 11, 1670, beq. to son David; sons John and Adam of Salisbury, England.; to son William, if he come over into this country; to daus. Mercy, Elizabeth Button and Ann Chase; to Susanna, wife of his son George, and to his ch. Ephraim and Samuel; to son Roger's ch. Mary and Joseph; to dau. Elizabeth's ch. Thomas, Mary and Elizabeth; to dau.-in-law Susanna the land formerly given to her husband George, on which he built. Son Henry exrc. and residuary legatee. [ref 37:489] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - John Wheeler, son of Dominick and Mercy (Jelly) Wheeler, was baptized at St. Edmund's Salisbury, November 4, 1591, married at St. Edmund's on December 1, 1611, Agnes Yeomans, and emigrated to New England before 1640 with his wife and seven of their children, leaving four or possibly five of their sons in Salisbury. He settled first in Hampton but moved to Newbury before 1650. Agnes (Anne) Wheeler died in Newbury on August 15, 1662, and he between March 28, 1668, and October 11, 1670, the dates of his will and the proving thereof. [ref 46:2-598] JOHN2 WHEELER (Dominick1) was baptized November 4, 1591, at St. Edmund's, Salisbury. On December 1, 1611, he married Aganes Yeomans at St. Edmund's. Rev. Peter Thatcher, the aprson of St. Edmund's, was strongly Puritan in his beliefs and it was doubtless under his influence that the Wheelers decided to emigrate to New England. Wheeler was a barber by trade. On the passenger list of the Mary and John, dated March 24, 1633/4, sailing from Southampton, appears the name John Wheeler, and, as most of the emigrants on this ship settled in Newbury, it has been taken for granted that this John Wheeler was the Salisbury barber who settled in Hampton, not far from Newbury. An examination of the parish register of St. Edmund's however, makes this conclusion very dubious, for the baptism of Henry, son of John and Anne Wheeler, was entered there on February 8, 1634/5. Presumably little Henry was baptized the Sunday after his birth, in the usual course of events, and under these circumstances the John Wheeler who sailed for New England in March, 1633/4, could not have been his father. Henry, who was his father's executor, gave his age as forty-three in 1678, which again places his birth in 1635. The Mary and John John Wheeler must have been another man of this not uncommon name. When the Wheelers did emigrate, they were first at Hampton, but in 1641 John was one of the original proprietors of Salisbury. Before 1650 they had moved to Newbury, but he was still taxed in Salisbury in 1652. He signed the petition in favor of Lieut. Robert Pike but ignominiously acknowledged that he was sorry in 1654. Anne Wheeler, his wife, died in Newbury on August 15, 1662. The will of John Wheeler of Newbury, made March 28, 1668, was probated October 11, 1670. Children: Edward, John, Adam, Elizabeth, Anne, Thomas, Mercy, David, William, Roger, George, Henry. [ref 46:3-604] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1634 came from Salisbury England in the Mary and John with wife and children, leaving 4 or 5 sons in England for their education 12 Dec 1615 - 16 Feb 1616 father's will mentions son John, his wife Annis and their children John, Edward - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (Norfolk Records 2:2:288) WILL OF JOHN WHEELER, 28 Mar 1668 - 11 Oct 1670: Be it knowne unto all men by theise psents th(at I) John Wheeler of New(berie) in the county of Essex in New england Massachusetts (Consider)ing my old age & (my owne) weakness: being in health of (body) and of pfect me(mory) through gods mercy (doe) hereby make my last will and testament, Comend(ing) my soule (in)to the hands of my blessed Redeemer Jesus Christe and my body to be buryed in the burying place of Newbury (when forever it shall please god to take me hence by death.) In Hope of a blessed Resurrection. And for my worldly goods I dispose as followeth first I giue and bequeath unto my Son David Wheeler ten pounds of that debt which hee owes mee, 2dly I giue to my Sonne Edward Wheeler of the Citty of Salisbury in the Realme of England ten pounds of which he is to pay three pounds and ten shillings to the Chamber of the Citty aforesaid also I give & bequeath to my Son (Adam Wheeler of the said Citty) forty shillings A(lso I give) to my Son (Thomas Wheeler forty) shillings And also I give to my Son William Wheeler forty shillings in case he shall come over into this coutry. Also I give to my Daughter Mercy forty shillings, And to my Daughter Elizabeth Button I give four pounds, Also I give to my Daughter Anne Chase four pounds. I give to my Daughter in law Susanne Wheeler four pounds, twenty shillings apiece to all theise my children, of this estate was given them by their mother which is included in the severall Summs abov exprest (Also I) give and bequeath to my Son Georgs Children Ephraim Wheeler & (SamII) Wheeler four pounds apeice that is eight-pounds between them (when) they shalbe of the age of one and twenty to be paid by my Execut(or) Also I give to my son Roger Wheelers Daughter Mary Wheeler (three) pounds to be paid to her when she shall be of the age of (eighteen years) And to her Brother Joseph Wheeler I give forty shillings (when he shalbe) of the age of one & twenty years And to my daughter El(izabeth chil)dren forty shillings apeice: To Thomas forty shillings to be(e payd to) him when he shalbe of the age of one & twenty & to Mary (forty Shill)ins & to Elizabeth forty shillings when they shalbe Eight(een yeares) of age. All theise Legacyes are to be paid in Newengland (in such) pay as my Estate I leave wilbee due to my executor (in, when) he shall receive it. And the Legacyes above mentioned which (is) to my children shalbe paid within one whole yeare after my decease but those of my Grandchildren to be to the use of my Executor untill they shalbee of the ages above mentioned, Also I give the Land to my Daughter in Law Susanne My son Georgs wife which I gave her husband which he built (upon) as it is inclosed: Also I appoint my Son Henry Wheeler to be sole Executor of this my Last Will & testament and to have all the rest of my goods & chattells undisposed of my debts & funerall being discharged March 28, 1668. John Wheeler (seal) Witnesse Anthony Somerby Augustinn Stickney Jr Roger Woodman Beniamine Lowle Jonathan Woodman Benj: Loel & Jon(athan) Weedman gave their oath before Court held at Hampton Octo(br ye:) 11:1670. that this was the will & testament of John Wheeler, & (of when) he declared the same he was compos mentis; & that they know of no other will but this made by him & that he did signe & seale this writeing as his last will. as attests, Tho: Bradbury recd. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (Peter Thatcher, parson at St. Edmund's was strongly Puritan) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | ||||||
| Notes for Anne* YOEMAN | ||||||
| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - aka Agnes, Annis daughter of Godfrey YOEMAN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | ||||||
| Last Modified 25 Sep 2004 | Created 4 Jan 2005 |