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The Wheelers of Granville County North Carolina: Their Ancestors and Descendants. The Wheeler's moved into Granville County from Bertie Co., NC about 1751. Some of the families they married into were the Roberts, Turner, Oakley, Emperour, Jones, Gooch, Meadows, Brogdon and many others. Many family members still live in the Granville, Wake and Durham counties area. |
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The meaning of the surname "Wheeler." |
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as taken from The Genealogical and Encyclopedic History of the Wheeler Family in America, by A.G. Wheeler, Jr., 1914 |
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Just who was |
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Henry Wheeler - the Virginia Immigrant |
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This is my database of Wheeler families. While trying to include as much information as possible, I have tried to not include information on living people (only the names). You won't find any famous or even infamous people, just ordinary, honest, hardworking, everyday people. |
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The Wheelers of Granville Co., NC: Their Ancestors and Descendants |
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Burial place of Wiley E. and Mary "Polly" Wheeler revealed! |
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Anyone interested in joing the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) will be interested to know that Benjamin Wheeler, Sr. (of Granville Co., N.C.) has been approved as a soldier of the American Revolution. The person who submitted him as her ancestor is descended from Mildred "Milly" Wheeler and George Glymp/Glimp. |
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You may contact me at |
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[email protected] |
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with any comments or additions. I would love to hear from you. |
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My database of Our Grandchildren's Relatives who were born before 1940 |
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Some of my own relatives can be found on the following web site: |
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John Sallis and His Descendants |
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