. Eine moderne Geschichte von New London County, Connecticut;. Lynn, Massachusetts, 1635. Nach dem Ausstieg aus der Massachusetts Colony in 1667, kam er nach Stonington, Connecticut, seine Freundschaft für Rev.James Noyes wahrscheinlich Einfluss auf seinen Wechsel ofResidence. Er war 1673 Vertreter des Generalgerichts und einer der neun ursprünglichen Mitglieder und Organisator der ersten Kongregationskirche von Stonington, der Road Church. Heerignite sein Haus in North Stonington, und es starb, 6. März 1686. Nachkommen sind zahlreich in NewLondon Grafschaft, und Radler haben jemals Blei-ers in der Landwirtschaft, Geschäft

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. A modern history of New London County, Connecticut;. Lynn, Massachusetts, in 1635. After leav-ing the Massachusetts Colony in 1667, he came toStonington, Connecticut, his friendship for Rev.James Noyes probably influencing his change ofresidence. He was representative to the GeneralCourt in 1673, and was one of the nine original mem-bers and organizers of the first Congregationalchurch of Stonington, The Road Church. Heerected his home in North Stonington, and there died, March 6, 1686. Descendants are numerous in NewLondon county, and Wheelers have ever been lead-ers in agriculture, business and the profession. Thisreview deals with a representative of the ninth gen-eration, Ralph Cooper Wheeler, and his father, SilasBurrows Wheeler, grandson and son of HiramWorthington Wheeler, son of Silas Wheeler and hiswife, Mary (Thompson) Wheeler. Silas Wheelerwas a son of Richard Wheeler, a descendant ofThomas Wheeler, the founder of the family in Con-necticut. The Wheeler homestead farm, where allthese people were born, is now the home of Silas. BIOGRAPHICAL MO Burrows Wheeler, the house in which he lives hav-ing been built in 1870. The original residence, builton the Wheeler farm, was built in 1680 by CaptainJohn Gallup, who owned the land at that time, itbeing granted to him by the King of England as areward for his service to the crown during the IndianWars. Captain John Gallup built this residence forhis son, Ben Adam Gallup, who began farming partof the tract. This residence served as the Wheelerhome until 1870, when Silas B. Wheeler built thepresent Wheeler residence on the farm. In 1895Mr. Wheeler demolished the old house, and nownothing remains but part of the original chimney. For nearly half a century Silas B. Wheeler hasbeen identified with the schools of the town of Ston-ington, all of his years, seventy-six, the old Wheelerhomestead in the Pequotsepos Valley in the sametown, has been his home. He is a son of HiramW^orthington and Mary (Burrows) Wheelcr, hisfat

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