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James Brasson Wheeler

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James Brasson Wheeler

Birth
Howard, Steuben County, New York, USA
Death
30 Jan 1899 (aged 89)
Union City, Erie County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial
Rathbone, Steuben County, New York, USA Add to Map
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James Brasson Wheeler was the son of Grattan Henry and Frances "Fanny" (Baker) Wheeler, Sr. Malinda (Goodale) (Willard) Wheeler was his 2nd wife. He was a farmer. He served during the Civil War. "James is mentioned in newspaper clippings found at the Bath County historical building. He is also mentioned in his father's will. After the death of his mother Fanny (also know as Wealthy), James lived with his mother's father, Capt. Samuel Baker."

Compiled by Albert Gallatin Wheeler, Jr.
The Genealogical and Encyclopedic History of the Wheeler Family in America, 1914, Page 962
James Brasson Wheeler

Marriage Notice
New York Christian Advocate
Jan 1, 1880
WHEELER - WILLARD
Married at the residence of the bride's father, James Wheeler, Esq., and Malinda G. Willard, in Cameron, Steuben Co., New York, December 24, 1879, by Rev. Edwin Hoskins King, minister at the Cameron Methodist Episcopal Church.

US CENSUS
July 12, 1850
Cameron, Steuben Co., NY
WHEELER
James B age 40, b1810 NY, farmer
Malinda G age 37, b1813 MASS
Gratton H age 14, b1836 NY
Stephen W age 13, b1836 NY
Lois E age 11, b1839 NY
James B age 9, b1841 NY
Sarah A age 6, b1844 NY
John D age 4, b1846 NY
Robert M age 2, b1848 NY
Mary A French age 19, b1831 NY
Benjamin F Mack age 22, b1828 NY, laborer

Civil War Soldier Records And Profiles, 1861-1865
James B. Wheeler
Residence: Cameron, New York
Age at enlistment: 22
Rank at enlistment: PVT
Enlistment Place: Cameron
State Served: New York
Enlisted in Company F, NY 16th Heavy Artillery Regiment 19 January 1865 - Mustered out 21 August 1865 at Washington, D.C. - Promoted to full 2nd Lieutenant 19 February 1865
Sources: New York: Report of the Adjutant Geneeral
James Brasson Wheeler was the son of Grattan Henry and Frances "Fanny" (Baker) Wheeler, Sr. Malinda (Goodale) (Willard) Wheeler was his 2nd wife. He was a farmer. He served during the Civil War. "James is mentioned in newspaper clippings found at the Bath County historical building. He is also mentioned in his father's will. After the death of his mother Fanny (also know as Wealthy), James lived with his mother's father, Capt. Samuel Baker."

Compiled by Albert Gallatin Wheeler, Jr.
The Genealogical and Encyclopedic History of the Wheeler Family in America, 1914, Page 962
James Brasson Wheeler

Marriage Notice
New York Christian Advocate
Jan 1, 1880
WHEELER - WILLARD
Married at the residence of the bride's father, James Wheeler, Esq., and Malinda G. Willard, in Cameron, Steuben Co., New York, December 24, 1879, by Rev. Edwin Hoskins King, minister at the Cameron Methodist Episcopal Church.

US CENSUS
July 12, 1850
Cameron, Steuben Co., NY
WHEELER
James B age 40, b1810 NY, farmer
Malinda G age 37, b1813 MASS
Gratton H age 14, b1836 NY
Stephen W age 13, b1836 NY
Lois E age 11, b1839 NY
James B age 9, b1841 NY
Sarah A age 6, b1844 NY
John D age 4, b1846 NY
Robert M age 2, b1848 NY
Mary A French age 19, b1831 NY
Benjamin F Mack age 22, b1828 NY, laborer

Civil War Soldier Records And Profiles, 1861-1865
James B. Wheeler
Residence: Cameron, New York
Age at enlistment: 22
Rank at enlistment: PVT
Enlistment Place: Cameron
State Served: New York
Enlisted in Company F, NY 16th Heavy Artillery Regiment 19 January 1865 - Mustered out 21 August 1865 at Washington, D.C. - Promoted to full 2nd Lieutenant 19 February 1865
Sources: New York: Report of the Adjutant Geneeral

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James B. Wheeler
died
Jan 30, 1899
Aged 89 y 4 m 10d

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