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Corporal Nathaniel Wheeler
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Name Nathaniel Wheeler Title Corporal Birth 10 Apr 1754 Sutton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Gender Male Military Service 1775 American Revolution
Col. Jonathan Chase\'s Regiment - 1777Death 2 Jul 1847 Croydon, Sullivan County, New Hampshire
Notes - DEA. NATHANIEL WHEELER, son of Nathaniel Wheeler, was born in Sutton,
Mass., in 1753. He married Mehitabel Haven. He came to Croydon in
1775, and died in 1840, at the age of eighty-seven years. He settled
in the wilderness and cleared up what was long known as the " Wheeler
farm" in the southerly part of the town, since occupied by H. Jacobs.
He was an extensive and thriving farmer, and a soldier in the
Revolutionary war. He was mainly instrumental in building the once
flourishing Church at Northville, in Newport, and was a consistent and
worthy deacon of the same for many years. He was decided in his
religious views, and gave much time and money for the support of the
gospel. His strict integrity, singleness of purpose, and devotion to a
religious life, gave weight to his word and example.
Person ID I29446 OurNorthernRoots Last Modified 30 Aug 2011
Father Nathaniel Wheeler, b. 5 Feb 1724, Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
d. 1756, Sutton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
(Age 31 years) Mother Hannah Marsh, b. 9 Oct 1729, Sutton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
d. 8 Jan 1791, Sutton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
(Age 61 years) Marriage 29 Dec 1748 Sutton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Family ID F1193 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Mehitabel Haven Children + 1. Colonel Nathaniel Wheeler, b. 10 May 1781, Croydon, Sullivan County, New Hampshire 
Family ID F9122 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- DEA. NATHANIEL WHEELER, son of Nathaniel Wheeler, was born in Sutton,
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Birth - 10 Apr 1754 - Sutton, Worcester County, Massachusetts 

Death - 2 Jul 1847 - Croydon, Sullivan County, New Hampshire 
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