Major Wheeler and his family are at the tallest
monument in the cemetery. The Wheeler's were very
prominent citizens in North Stonington. The Wheelers gave $4,000 to the Congregational Church to maintain this cemetery. They also founded the Wheeler Library, which served as the North Stonington High School until the family donated land for the current High and Middle Schools. This cemetery, the library and the High School are all named for the Wheeler family.
monument in the cemetery. The Wheeler's were very
prominent citizens in North Stonington. The Wheelers gave $4,000 to the Congregational Church to maintain this cemetery. They also founded the Wheeler Library, which served as the North Stonington High School until the family donated land for the current High and Middle Schools. This cemetery, the library and the High School are all named for the Wheeler family.
Major Wheeler and his family are at the tallest
monument in the cemetery. The Wheeler's were very
prominent citizens in North Stonington. The Wheelers gave $4,000 to the Congregational Church to maintain this cemetery. They also founded the Wheeler Library, which served as the North Stonington High School until the family donated land for the current High and Middle Schools. This cemetery, the library and the High School are all named for the Wheeler family.
monument in the cemetery. The Wheeler's were very
prominent citizens in North Stonington. The Wheelers gave $4,000 to the Congregational Church to maintain this cemetery. They also founded the Wheeler Library, which served as the North Stonington High School until the family donated land for the current High and Middle Schools. This cemetery, the library and the High School are all named for the Wheeler family.
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