. La storia genealogica ed enciclopedica della famiglia Wheeler in America . mentre il giovane stilla fu ucciso quando uscì l'ultimo pezzo di legno per il mulino dell'hisgrist. Sua moglie nacque a Greenville, Montpelier, Vermont.She era un membro della chiesa episcopale metodista. Anche lei è giovane. Aveva un matrimonio precedente. Bambini: 14248. BYRON ALBERTUS WHEELER, nato a Prairieville, Wisconsin, 30 gennaio 1842. 14249. LUCIUS WHEELER. 14250. NORMAN WHEELER (fratellastro). 14248. BYRON ALBERTUS WHEELER, figlio di Trueman(14247) e Irene (Whittier) Wheeler. Nato a Prairieville (Wau-kesha) Wis., gennaio 30,

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. The genealogical and encyclopedic history of the Wheeler family in America . while stilla young man was killed when getting out the last bit of timber for hisgrist mill. His wife was born at Greenville, Montpelier, Vermont.She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. She also diedyoung. He had a previous marriage. Children: 14248. BYRON ALBERTUS WHEELER, born at Prairieville, Wis., Jan. 30, 1842. 14249. LUCIUS WHEELER. 14250. NORMAN WHEELER (half brother). 14248. BYRON ALBERTUS WHEELER, son of Trueman(14247) and Irene (Whittier) Wheeler. Born at Prairieville (Wau-kesha) Wis., Jan. 30, 1842. Married at Byron Corners, Wis., Aug.20, 1865, Frances Amelia Noyes, who was born Jan. 26, 1841, dau.of Joseph Noyes and Electa (Stevens) Noyes. At eighteen years of age, Byron Albertus Wheeler took up the prp-fession of school teaching in Wisconsin. During his second term, the civil war broke out, and before the bombardment of Fort Sumterhad ceased he had left his school and was enlisted in the First Wis-consin Volunteer Infantry for three months service. During this. HISTORY OF THE WHEELER FAMILY IN AMERICA 821 first three months of the war, he took part in the battle of FallingWaters, which resulted in the capture of Martinsburg and HarpersFerry by the Union forces. At the expiration of the three months service, he returned to Wis-consin and spent the i^ollowing winter in teaching school and study-ing medicine under Dr. T, J. Patcher, of Fond du Lac. In thespring when a new call for reenforcements was made, he, togetherwith two companions, again enlisted in the First Wisconsin Cavalryand served until the end of the war. The First Wisconsin Cavalry has gone on record as having partici-pated in more engagements than any pther Wisconsin regiment, chiefamong which are the battles of Chickamauga, Resaca and Atlanta. The official records of the State, at Madison, the Capitol, creditforty-five battles to the First Wisconsin Cavalry, two more than anyother regiment from the Sta

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• bookcentury1900
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