Capt. Nathan SHERMAN & Mary WHEELER

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Capt. Nathan SHERMAN
Mary WHEELER

Husband: Nathan⁷ SHERMAN
Birth: 1736, Stratford [now Bridgeport], Fairfield Co., CT
Death: Jun 1806, Stratford [now Bridgeport], Fairfield Co., CT
Father: Nathaniel⁶ SHERMAN — Benjamin⁵, Samuel⁴, Edmond³, Henry², Henry¹
Mother: Eunice NICHOLS

Marriage: 30 Oct 1765, Stratford [now Bridgeport], Fairfield Co., CT

Wife: Mary WHEELER
Birth: 31 Oct 1743, Fairfield Co., CT
Death: 18 Nov 1817, Stratford [now Bridgeport], Fairfield Co., CT
Father: Ephraim WHEELER
Mother: Sarah WILCOXSON

Children — born in Stratford [now Bridgeport], Fairfield Co., CT:

1. Nancy SHERMAN, b. 2 Aug 1766
2. Ephraim Wheeler SHERMAN, b. 27 Sep 1774; d. 12 Jan 1821
3. Nathan SHERMAN, b. 14 Jul 1776

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; USA, US, United States, Connecticut

Sources (n.b., Bridgeport was created in 1821 from Stratford and Fairfield):

1. Descendants of Hon. Samuel Sherman (online at the SHERMANs of Yaxley web site [link died]).

2. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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