Individual Details
Francis Wheeler
(1667 - 1736)
Francis WHEELER (1670-1736)
Francis Wheeler was born about 1670, in Charles County, Maryland, the son of John and Mary ( ) Wheeler.
In June 1726 he made a deposition stating that he was fifty years old, and in 1730, he stated that he was sixty years old. He was married by 1690, so the latter is undoubtedly closer to the truth.
He married Winnifred Green, 28 August 1690 at Port Tobacco. She was the daughter of Leonard and Ann Green. After the death of Leonard Green, Francis and Winnifred Wheeler filed a complaint that they had not received Winnifred's heirship, which included Greene's Inheritance, a 200 acre tract of land and furnishings and a featherbed.
Francis served on several juries and appeared in court for other considerations on several occasions.
On 14 October 1718, Francis and Winnifred deeded Major's Choice to Jospeh Noble and his wife Mary Noble who was their daughter. (DB-F, Folio 110). He later (9 Nov 1730) deeded Major's Choice to his son Leonard (DB-Q, Folio 21), and on 23 February 1731, he deeded Wheeler's Design, a tract of 200 acres to his sons Clement and Ignatius (DB-BB, No. 2, Folio 128). On 11 February 1733, he deeded Middleton's lot to his son Clement (DB-BB No. 2, Folio 128).
His will was probated 13 February 1735/6, in Prince George County, Maryland. Ball abstracted it as follows:
"I give to my son, William Wheeler, part of Major's Choice but if he dies without issue it is to fall to my son Leonard Wheeler's second son, named John. To my son, William, that piece of land on the other side of Joseph Noble's plantation but if he dies without issue it is to fall to Joseph Noble's son called Francis . The lease is to make good the deed given to Joseph Noble's son, Joseph. I give the land together with all improvements I have, now called Major's Choice to my son Francis , but if he dies without issue, to fall to my son Clement Wheeler. To my son, Ignatius Wheeler, a tract of land in Calvert Manor joining William Noble's place, near the head of Aquia Creek containing 80 acres but in case Ignatius dies without issue it is to fall to my son, Leonard's child called Ignatius. I give to Mary Noble, daughter of Joseph Noble one>pacing mare colt. I give to my daughter Ann Jones, two burrows, one sow, one calf, and my black horse, Lucifer. I give my two feather beds to my two sons Ignatius and William. To my son Francis , my Negro man called Charles, but he is to give to my daughter Ann Jones 600 pounds of tobacco and three bbl of Indian Corn every year during (said) Negro's life. I give the residue of my estate to my four sons Leonard, Francis , Ignatius and Clement Wheeler.
Francis Wheeler Henry Jones William Pasley James Johnson
Francis and Winnifred left the following family:
Leonard Wheeler born 3 Jun 1691 died 1763 Maryland. Elizabeth Hanson1
Mary Wheeler 14 Nov 1693 Maryland. Joseph Noble2
Charity Wheeler 19 May 1699 3 Sep 1735 Maryland. George Noble3
Francis Wheeler 25 Jan 1701 Maryland. Elizabeth4
Winnefred Wheeler 25 Jan 17015
William Wheeler 14 Sep 17046
Clement Wheeler 3 Jun 1706 1750 Maryland. Elizabeth Edelen7
Ignatius Wheeler 14 Oct 1709 1771 Maryland. Elizabeth Marbury8
Anne Wheeler 13 Oct 1712 Maryland. Jones9
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Notes:
Archives of Maryland, Volume 10, Court and Testamentary Business, 1657. Page 515;
At a Court held at Putuxent the 25th die Julij Anno Domini 1657 Whereas two fugitive Servants, which run away from York in Virginia the one Servant as is Supposed to mr Nathaniell Bacon named Peter Key, the other Servant to mr ffran: Wheeler named Huntington Ayes, as the Said Ayres Confesseth being apprehended and brought before this Court The Court doth order that the Sheriffe of Patomock Shall take the Said fugitives into his Safe keeping and with all possible Expedition See them Safely Conveyed over the river Patomock and Delivered into the Custody of Some of his Highness officers in Virginia, that order may be taken for their Speedy Conveyance untill they be Safely delivered unto their respective masters, and the Sheriffe is hereby Jmpowered to press boat and men to transport them over Patomock.
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Notes:
Prince George's Co., Land Records 1726-1730
Liber M CR49,518
Liber M, page 27
Nov 1726
Deposition of Francis Wheeler, age ca 50 years
Wheeler, Francis, planter, Prince George's Co, 3rd Nov, 1735; 18th Feb, 1735-6.
To son William and hrs, tract on upperside of Joseph Noble's plantation (being part of "Major's Choice"); should sd. son die without issue to pass to son Leonard's second son John and hrs.; also tract lying on other side of sd. Noble's plantation joining to the Franklin's land, sd. son dying without issue to pass to Joseph Noble's son Francis and hrs. The lease is to make good the deed given to Joseph Noble's son Joseph in case any land is taken from him.
To son Francis and hrs, dwelling plantation, "Major's Choice;" sd. son dying without issue to pass to son Clement and hrs.
" son Ignatius and hrs, 80 A. lying in Calvert Manor adjoining to Mr. Noble's land near head of Aqua Creek; sd. son dying without issue to pass to Ignatius son of son Leonard.
" Mary dau. of Joseph Noble, dau. Ann Jones, sons Ignatius, William, Francis and Clement, personalty, including 600 #. due from Charles Robinson.
" four sons: Leonard, Francis, Ignatius and Clement, exs, residue of stock.
" five sons, household goods not before mentioned.
Test: Peter Robinson, Henry Jones, James Johnson, William Presley. 21. 511.
Francis Wheeler, Sr.21.340 PG £89.10.3 May 21 1736
Appraisers: John Hawkins, William Hawkins.
Creditors: John Abington, Henry Tolson.
Next of kin: William Wheeler, Mary Noble.
Administrators/Executors: Leonard Wheeler, Francis Wheeler, Clement Wheeler, Ignatius Wheeler.
Mr. Francis Whealor 15.302 A PG £89.10.3 £5.14.6 Feb 15 1736
Payments to: John Speak, Robert Innis.
Executors: Leonard Wheeler, Francis Wheeler, Ignatius Wheeler, Clement Wheeler.
Surnames: GREEN, WHEELER
Researcher: Vicky Stozich
Email: VStozich@aol.com
Date posted: Saturday, March 14, 1998
Searching for informtion on Winifred GREEN b. 1663 m. Francis WHEELER 1690. Winifred was either daughter or granddaughter of Sir Thomas GREEN. Any info on these families would be greatly appreciated.
Francis WHEELER (1670-1736)
Francis Wheeler was born about 1670, in Charles County, Maryland, the son of John and Mary Wheeler. In June 1726 he made a deposition stating that he was fifty years old, and in 1730, he stated that he was sixty years old. He was married by 1690, so the latter is undoubtedly closer to the truth. He married Winnifred Green, 28 August 1690 at Port Tobacco. She was the daughter of Leonard and Ann Green. After the death of Leonard Green, Francis and Winnifred Wheeler filed a complaint that they had not received Winnifred's inheritance, which included Greene's Inheritance, a 200 acre tract of land and furnishings and a featherbed. Francis served on several juries and appeared in court for other considerations on several occasions. On 14 October 1718, Francis and Winnifred deeded Major's Choice to Jospeh Noble and his wife Mary Noble who was their daughter and son-in-law. (DB-F, Folio 110). He later (9 Nov 1730) deeded Major's Choice to his son Leonard (DB-Q, Folio 21), and on 23 February 1731, he deeded Wheeler's Design, a tract of 200 acres to his sons Clement and Ignatius (DB-B B, No. 2, Folio 128). On 11 February 1733, he deeded Middleton's lot to his son Clement (DB-BB No. 2, Folio 128). His will was probated 13 February 1735/6, in Prince G eorge County, Maryland. Ball abstracted it as follows: "I give to my son, William Wheeler, part of Major's C hoice but if he dies without issue it is to fall to my son Leonard Wheele r's second son, named John. To my son, William, that piece of land on the other side of Joseph Noble's plantation but if he dies without issue it is to fall to Joseph Noble's son called Francis. The lease is to make good the deed given to Joseph Noble's son, Joseph. I give the land together with all improvements I have, now called Major's Choice to my son Francis, but if he dies without issue, to fall to my son Clement Wheeler. To my son, Ignatius Wheeler, a tract of land in Calvert Manor joining William Noble's place, near the head of Aquia Creek containing 8 0 acres but in case Ignatius dies without issue it is to fall to my son, Leonard's child called Ignatius. I give to Mary Noble, daughter of Joseph Noble one pacing mare colt. I give to my daughter Ann Jones, two burrows, one sow, one calf, and my black horse, Lucifer. I give my two feather beds to my two sons Ignatius and William. To my son Francis, my Negro man called Charles, but he is to give to my daughter Ann Jones 600 pounds of tobacco and three bbl of Indian Corn every year during (said) Negro's life. I give the residue of my estate to my four sons Leonard, Francis, Ignatius and Clement Wheeler.
Francis Wheeler
Henry Jones
William Pasley
James Johnson
Francis and Winnifred left the following family:
Leonard Wheeler born 3 Jun 1691 died 1763 Maryland. Elizabeth Hanson
Mary Wheeler 14 Nov 1693 Maryland. Joseph Noble
Charity Wheeler 19 May 1699 3 Sep 1735 Maryland. George Noble
Francis Wheeler 25 Jan 170 1 Maryland. Elizabeth
Winnefred Wheeler 25 Jan 1701
William Wheeler 14 Sep 1704
Clement Wheeler 3 Jun 1706 1750 Maryland. Elizabeth Edelen
Ignatius Wheeler 14 Oct 1709 1771 Maryland. Elizabeth Marbury
Anne Wheeler 13 Oct 1712 Maryland. Jones
Francis Wheeler was born about 1670, in Charles County, Maryland, the son of John and Mary ( ) Wheeler.
In June 1726 he made a deposition stating that he was fifty years old, and in 1730, he stated that he was sixty years old. He was married by 1690, so the latter is undoubtedly closer to the truth.
He married Winnifred Green, 28 August 1690 at Port Tobacco. She was the daughter of Leonard and Ann Green. After the death of Leonard Green, Francis and Winnifred Wheeler filed a complaint that they had not received Winnifred's heirship, which included Greene's Inheritance, a 200 acre tract of land and furnishings and a featherbed.
Francis served on several juries and appeared in court for other considerations on several occasions.
On 14 October 1718, Francis and Winnifred deeded Major's Choice to Jospeh Noble and his wife Mary Noble who was their daughter. (DB-F, Folio 110). He later (9 Nov 1730) deeded Major's Choice to his son Leonard (DB-Q, Folio 21), and on 23 February 1731, he deeded Wheeler's Design, a tract of 200 acres to his sons Clement and Ignatius (DB-BB, No. 2, Folio 128). On 11 February 1733, he deeded Middleton's lot to his son Clement (DB-BB No. 2, Folio 128).
His will was probated 13 February 1735/6, in Prince George County, Maryland. Ball abstracted it as follows:
"I give to my son, William Wheeler, part of Major's Choice but if he dies without issue it is to fall to my son Leonard Wheeler's second son, named John. To my son, William, that piece of land on the other side of Joseph Noble's plantation but if he dies without issue it is to fall to Joseph Noble's son called Francis . The lease is to make good the deed given to Joseph Noble's son, Joseph. I give the land together with all improvements I have, now called Major's Choice to my son Francis , but if he dies without issue, to fall to my son Clement Wheeler. To my son, Ignatius Wheeler, a tract of land in Calvert Manor joining William Noble's place, near the head of Aquia Creek containing 80 acres but in case Ignatius dies without issue it is to fall to my son, Leonard's child called Ignatius. I give to Mary Noble, daughter of Joseph Noble one>pacing mare colt. I give to my daughter Ann Jones, two burrows, one sow, one calf, and my black horse, Lucifer. I give my two feather beds to my two sons Ignatius and William. To my son Francis , my Negro man called Charles, but he is to give to my daughter Ann Jones 600 pounds of tobacco and three bbl of Indian Corn every year during (said) Negro's life. I give the residue of my estate to my four sons Leonard, Francis , Ignatius and Clement Wheeler.
Francis Wheeler Henry Jones William Pasley James Johnson
Francis and Winnifred left the following family:
Leonard Wheeler born 3 Jun 1691 died 1763 Maryland. Elizabeth Hanson1
Mary Wheeler 14 Nov 1693 Maryland. Joseph Noble2
Charity Wheeler 19 May 1699 3 Sep 1735 Maryland. George Noble3
Francis Wheeler 25 Jan 1701 Maryland. Elizabeth4
Winnefred Wheeler 25 Jan 17015
William Wheeler 14 Sep 17046
Clement Wheeler 3 Jun 1706 1750 Maryland. Elizabeth Edelen7
Ignatius Wheeler 14 Oct 1709 1771 Maryland. Elizabeth Marbury8
Anne Wheeler 13 Oct 1712 Maryland. Jones9
Please send any corrections or additions to Jesse M. Lawrence Jr. <jmljr39@swva.net> This data is updated continuously, so please revisit to make sure you have latest information. This file represents my entire
data base, I do not have any other information! Please use the reference number so I can get to the correct person in my data base.
NOTE: Please use this data with the knowledge that you must do your own research to validate data. It contains theories and facts from many sources and is only a starting point for your own research.
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SOURCE: Marc Wheat, Germanna1714@yahoo.com http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/w/h/e/John-M-Wheat/index.html
http://www.gencircles.com/users/marcwheat
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Prepared by Kenneth Frank Doig: ken@doig.net, http://www.doig.net
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Notes:
Archives of Maryland, Volume 10, Court and Testamentary Business, 1657. Page 515;
At a Court held at Putuxent the 25th die Julij Anno Domini 1657 Whereas two fugitive Servants, which run away from York in Virginia the one Servant as is Supposed to mr Nathaniell Bacon named Peter Key, the other Servant to mr ffran: Wheeler named Huntington Ayes, as the Said Ayres Confesseth being apprehended and brought before this Court The Court doth order that the Sheriffe of Patomock Shall take the Said fugitives into his Safe keeping and with all possible Expedition See them Safely Conveyed over the river Patomock and Delivered into the Custody of Some of his Highness officers in Virginia, that order may be taken for their Speedy Conveyance untill they be Safely delivered unto their respective masters, and the Sheriffe is hereby Jmpowered to press boat and men to transport them over Patomock.
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Notes:
Prince George's Co., Land Records 1726-1730
Liber M CR49,518
Liber M, page 27
Nov 1726
Deposition of Francis Wheeler, age ca 50 years
Wheeler, Francis, planter, Prince George's Co, 3rd Nov, 1735; 18th Feb, 1735-6.
To son William and hrs, tract on upperside of Joseph Noble's plantation (being part of "Major's Choice"); should sd. son die without issue to pass to son Leonard's second son John and hrs.; also tract lying on other side of sd. Noble's plantation joining to the Franklin's land, sd. son dying without issue to pass to Joseph Noble's son Francis and hrs. The lease is to make good the deed given to Joseph Noble's son Joseph in case any land is taken from him.
To son Francis and hrs, dwelling plantation, "Major's Choice;" sd. son dying without issue to pass to son Clement and hrs.
" son Ignatius and hrs, 80 A. lying in Calvert Manor adjoining to Mr. Noble's land near head of Aqua Creek; sd. son dying without issue to pass to Ignatius son of son Leonard.
" Mary dau. of Joseph Noble, dau. Ann Jones, sons Ignatius, William, Francis and Clement, personalty, including 600 #. due from Charles Robinson.
" four sons: Leonard, Francis, Ignatius and Clement, exs, residue of stock.
" five sons, household goods not before mentioned.
Test: Peter Robinson, Henry Jones, James Johnson, William Presley. 21. 511.
Francis Wheeler, Sr.21.340 PG £89.10.3 May 21 1736
Appraisers: John Hawkins, William Hawkins.
Creditors: John Abington, Henry Tolson.
Next of kin: William Wheeler, Mary Noble.
Administrators/Executors: Leonard Wheeler, Francis Wheeler, Clement Wheeler, Ignatius Wheeler.
Mr. Francis Whealor 15.302 A PG £89.10.3 £5.14.6 Feb 15 1736
Payments to: John Speak, Robert Innis.
Executors: Leonard Wheeler, Francis Wheeler, Ignatius Wheeler, Clement Wheeler.
Surnames: GREEN, WHEELER
Researcher: Vicky Stozich
Email: VStozich@aol.com
Date posted: Saturday, March 14, 1998
Searching for informtion on Winifred GREEN b. 1663 m. Francis WHEELER 1690. Winifred was either daughter or granddaughter of Sir Thomas GREEN. Any info on these families would be greatly appreciated.
Francis WHEELER (1670-1736)
Francis Wheeler was born about 1670, in Charles County, Maryland, the son of John and Mary Wheeler. In June 1726 he made a deposition stating that he was fifty years old, and in 1730, he stated that he was sixty years old. He was married by 1690, so the latter is undoubtedly closer to the truth. He married Winnifred Green, 28 August 1690 at Port Tobacco. She was the daughter of Leonard and Ann Green. After the death of Leonard Green, Francis and Winnifred Wheeler filed a complaint that they had not received Winnifred's inheritance, which included Greene's Inheritance, a 200 acre tract of land and furnishings and a featherbed. Francis served on several juries and appeared in court for other considerations on several occasions. On 14 October 1718, Francis and Winnifred deeded Major's Choice to Jospeh Noble and his wife Mary Noble who was their daughter and son-in-law. (DB-F, Folio 110). He later (9 Nov 1730) deeded Major's Choice to his son Leonard (DB-Q, Folio 21), and on 23 February 1731, he deeded Wheeler's Design, a tract of 200 acres to his sons Clement and Ignatius (DB-B B, No. 2, Folio 128). On 11 February 1733, he deeded Middleton's lot to his son Clement (DB-BB No. 2, Folio 128). His will was probated 13 February 1735/6, in Prince G eorge County, Maryland. Ball abstracted it as follows: "I give to my son, William Wheeler, part of Major's C hoice but if he dies without issue it is to fall to my son Leonard Wheele r's second son, named John. To my son, William, that piece of land on the other side of Joseph Noble's plantation but if he dies without issue it is to fall to Joseph Noble's son called Francis. The lease is to make good the deed given to Joseph Noble's son, Joseph. I give the land together with all improvements I have, now called Major's Choice to my son Francis, but if he dies without issue, to fall to my son Clement Wheeler. To my son, Ignatius Wheeler, a tract of land in Calvert Manor joining William Noble's place, near the head of Aquia Creek containing 8 0 acres but in case Ignatius dies without issue it is to fall to my son, Leonard's child called Ignatius. I give to Mary Noble, daughter of Joseph Noble one pacing mare colt. I give to my daughter Ann Jones, two burrows, one sow, one calf, and my black horse, Lucifer. I give my two feather beds to my two sons Ignatius and William. To my son Francis, my Negro man called Charles, but he is to give to my daughter Ann Jones 600 pounds of tobacco and three bbl of Indian Corn every year during (said) Negro's life. I give the residue of my estate to my four sons Leonard, Francis, Ignatius and Clement Wheeler.
Francis Wheeler
Henry Jones
William Pasley
James Johnson
Francis and Winnifred left the following family:
Leonard Wheeler born 3 Jun 1691 died 1763 Maryland. Elizabeth Hanson
Mary Wheeler 14 Nov 1693 Maryland. Joseph Noble
Charity Wheeler 19 May 1699 3 Sep 1735 Maryland. George Noble
Francis Wheeler 25 Jan 170 1 Maryland. Elizabeth
Winnefred Wheeler 25 Jan 1701
William Wheeler 14 Sep 1704
Clement Wheeler 3 Jun 1706 1750 Maryland. Elizabeth Edelen
Ignatius Wheeler 14 Oct 1709 1771 Maryland. Elizabeth Marbury
Anne Wheeler 13 Oct 1712 Maryland. Jones
Events
| Birth | 1667 | Charles, Maryland, United States | |||
| Birth | 1670 | Charles County, Maryland, United States |  | ||
| Birth | Abt 1676 | Charles County, MD | |||
| Marriage | 28 Aug 1690 | Port Tobacco, Charles County, Maryland - Winifred Green | |||
| Death | 1736 | |
Families
| Spouse | Winifred Green (1674 - 1735) |
| Child | Leonard Wheeler (1691 - 1763) |
| Child | Winifred Wheeler ( - ) |
| Child | Mary Wheeler (1693 - 1749) |
| Child | Clement Wheeler (1705 - ) |
| Father | Major John Wheeler (1631 - 1694) |
| Mother | Mary Edelin (1634 - 1673) |
| Sibling | James Wheeler (1656 - 1684) |
| Sibling | Thomas Wheeler (1660 - 1735) |
| Sibling | Ignatius Wheeler (1665 - 1699) |
| Father | Major John Wheeler (1631 - 1694) |
| Mother | Mary Causine (1631 - 1694) |
| Sibling | John Wheeler (1654 - 1688) |
| Sibling | Mary Wheeler (1658 - 1708) |
| Sibling | Winifred Wheeler (1663 - 1746) |
| Sibling | Ignatius Wheeler (1665 - 1699) |
| Sibling | James Wheeler (1656 - 1684) |
| Sibling | Thomas Wheeler (1660 - 1735) |
| Sibling | Ignatius Wheeler (1665 - 1699) |
| Father | John Wheeler (1610 - 1671) |
| Mother | Mary Edelen (1611 - ) |
| Sibling | Major John Wheeler (1631 - 1694) |
| Sibling | William Wheeler (1658 - 1738) |
| Sibling | Elizabeth Wheeler (1645 - ) |
| Sibling | James Wheeler (1656 - 1684) |
| Sibling | Robert Wheeler ( - 1682) |
| Sibling | Samuel Wheeler ( - 1694) |
Endnotes
1. Walter Ball, Phillip Wheeler
2. Chuck Thornton
3. Sandy Rowe,
4. Walter V. Ball, John Wheeler 1630-1693 of Charles County, Maryland and Some of His Descendants Chevy Chase, Maryland: 1966, 12.