Samuel WHEELER & Sarah __?_

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Samuel WHEELER
Sarah __?__

Husband: Samuel WHEELER
Birth: 13 Mar 1765, MD or PA
Death: 4 Jul 1839, Bladensburg, Knox Co., OH
Disposition: buried Bladensburg Cemetery, Knox Co., OH

Marriage:

Wife: Sarah __?__
Birth: 28 Apr 1762, MD or PA
Death: 31 Dec 1831, Bladensburg, Knox Co., OH
Disposition: buried Bladensburg Cemetery, Knox Co., OH

Children — born in Huntingdon Co., PA:

1. John H. WHEELER, b. 9 Sep 1785
2. Mary "Polly" WHEELER, b. Mar 1791; d. 17 Jul 1839, Knox Co., OH; bur. Bladensburg Cemetery, Knox Co., OH; m. 12 May 1841(!?), Knox Co., OH, James LOUGHREY
3. Hannah WHEELER, b. 7 Sep 1792
4. Elizabeth WHEELER, b. ca. 1795; d. aft. 1838; m. 20 Feb 1817, Knox Co., OH, John DUKE
5. Sarah "Sally" WHEELER, b. ca. 1797
6. Nancy WHEELER, b. ca. 1800; d. aft. 1860; m. ca. 1829, Knox Co., OH, Abraham McCLAIN
7. Samuel WHEELER, b. ca. 1802
8. Rose Ann WHEELER, b. 4 Oct 1805; d. 6 Apr 1886, OH; m. 29 Dec 1825, Knox Co., OH, Robert HILL

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Source:

1. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: Ancestral File.

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