Sarah Waldo Wetmore1
F, b. circa 1784, d. 27 August 1855
Sarah Waldo Wetmore was born circa 1784.2 She was the daughter of Judge William Wetmore and Sarah Waldo.1,3 Sarah Waldo Wetmore married Joseph Story, son of Dr. Elisha Story and Mehitable Pedrick, on 6 August 1808 in Salem, Massachusetts.4 Sarah Waldo Wetmore died on 27 August 1855 in Boston.2
Child of Sarah Waldo Wetmore and Joseph Story
- William Wetmore Story+5 b. 12 Feb 1819, d. 7 Oct 1895
William Wetmore1
M, b. 7 August 1777, d. February 1807
William Wetmore was born on 7 August 1777.1 He was the son of Judge William Wetmore and Catherine Pynchon.1 William Wetmore graduated in 1797 from Harvard.1 He died in February 1807 at the age of 29 unmarried.1
Citations
- [S129] Waldo Lincoln, Waldo family.
Judge William Wetmore1
M, b. 3 October 1749, d. 18 November 1830
Judge William Wetmore was born on 3 October 1749 in Middletown.1 He graduated in 1770 from Harvard A.M. Studied law with William Pynchon. Admitted attorney, Essex Inferior Court, April 1774; attorney SCJ, June 1776; barrister, February 1784. Practised with Pynchon in Salem until 1785, thereafter in Boston. Addresser of Gage, 1774. Represented Salem in the House, 1777. Succeeded Shearjashub Bourne as Chief Justice, Suffolk Inferior Court, 1807, serving in that post and as an associate justice of the successor Middle Circuit Court of Common Pleas until 1821. One of his daughters, Sarah Waldo, married the future United States Supreme Court Justice, Joseph Story.2 He married Catherine Pynchon, daughter of William Pynchon and Catherine Sewall, on 5 November 1776 in Salem.1 Judge William Wetmore died on 18 November 1830 in Boston at the age of 81.1
Child of Judge William Wetmore and Catherine Pynchon
- William Wetmore1 b. 7 Aug 1777, d. Feb 1807
Child of Judge William Wetmore and Sarah Waldo
- Sarah Waldo Wetmore+2 b. c 1784, d. 27 Aug 1855
Samuel Weyh1
M, d. before 1930
Samuel Weyh married Emma K. Kalis, daughter of Charles Kalis and Mina Bitner, on 5 December 1899 in La Crosse County, Wisconsin.1 Samuel Weyh died before 1930.1
Citations
- [S89] Family Search, Wisconsin Marriages, 1836-1930.
Colin Weymouth1
M, b. circa November 1918
Colin Weymouth was born circa November 1918 in Wyoming.2 He was the son of Ralph Willis Weymouth and Elizabeth C. Sewall.1
Ralph Willis Weymouth1
M, b. 8 July 1884, d. November 1968
Ralph Willis Weymouth. Civil engineer.1 He was born on 8 July 1884 in Oakland, California.1 He married Elizabeth C. Sewall, daughter of Eugene Dutilh Sewall and Marion Crowell.1 Ralph Willis Weymouth died in November 1968 probably in Mason, Washington, at the age of 84.2
Children of Ralph Willis Weymouth and Elizabeth C. Sewall
- Ralph Willis Weymouth1 b. c Apr 1917
- Colin Weymouth1 b. c Nov 1918
- Richard Sewall Weymouth1 b. 16 Mar 1920, d. 29 Mar 1989
Ralph Willis Weymouth1
M, b. circa April 1917
Ralph Willis Weymouth was born circa April 1917 in Washington.2 He was the son of Ralph Willis Weymouth and Elizabeth C. Sewall.3
Richard Sewall Weymouth1
M, b. 16 March 1920, d. 29 March 1989
Richard Sewall Weymouth was born on 16 March 1920 in New York, New York.1 He was the son of Ralph Willis Weymouth and Elizabeth C. Sewall.2 Richard Sewall Weymouth died on 29 March 1989 in Bay, Florida, at the age of 69.3
Governor Jesse Wharton1
M, d. 1676
Governor Jesse Wharton married Elizabeth Sewall, daughter of Colonel Henry Sewall and Jane Lowe, before 1673.1,2 Governor Jesse Wharton died in 1676.
Frances Marion Whately1
F, b. 30 May 1867, d. before 1938
Frances Marion Whately was born on 30 May 1867 in London, Ontario.2 She was the daughter of Henry Whately and Harriet Gwyn.1 Frances Marion Whately married Cuthbert Knapton Winslow Temple, son of Charles Vesey Macdonald Temple and Mary Jones "Minnie" Plenderleath, on 20 December 1899 in Dundas, Ontario.1 Frances Marion Whately died before 1938.3
Henry Whately1
M
Child of Henry Whately and Harriet Gwyn
- Frances Marion Whately1 b. 30 May 1867, d. b 1938
Citations
- [S232] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1924. Wentworth 1899.
Eunice Wheeler
F, b. circa 1764, d. 16 May 1820
Eunice Wheeler was born circa 1764. She married Leonard Hoar, son of John Hoar and Elizabeth Coolidge, on 10 November 1785. Eunice Wheeler died on 16 May 1820.
Children of Eunice Wheeler and Leonard Hoar
- Mary Wheeler Hoar b. 26 May 1787
- Eunice Hoar b. 23 Aug 1789
- Elizabeth Hoar b. 6 Jul 1793
- John Hoar b. 5 May 1796
- Edmund Hoar b. 21 Jul 1798
- Joseph Hoar b. 10 Dec 1800
Mary Jane Wheeler1
F, b. 17 September 1820, d. 29 October 1840
Mary Jane Wheeler was born on 17 September 1820.2 She married Rev. Caleb Marsh Sewall, son of James Sewall and Lucy Noyes, on 14 September 1836 in Chesterville, Franklin County, Maine.1 Mary Jane Wheeler died on 29 October 1840 at the age of 20.3
Child of Mary Jane Wheeler and Rev. Caleb Marsh Sewall
- Joseph White Sewall1 b. 27 Sep 1837, d. 30 Jun 1839
Citations
- [S89] Family Search, Vital records, 1802-1892 (1918) Chesterville (Maine). Town Clerk.
- [S89] Family Search, Maine Marriages, 1771-1907.
- [S34] Unverified internet information, Chesterville VRs, Franklin County, Maine http://www.rootsweb.com/~mefrankl/chestervillevrs.htm
Rebecca Wheeler1
F, b. 6 September 1645, d. 20 February 1717/18
Rebecca Wheeler was born on 6 September 1645 in Concord, Massachusetts.2 She married Hon. Judge Peter Bulkeley, son of Rev. Edward Bulkeley and Lucian (Unknown), on 16 April 1667 in Concord.2 Rebecca Wheeler died on 20 February 1717/18 in Concord, Massachusetts, at the age of 72.2
Child of Rebecca Wheeler and Hon. Judge Peter Bulkeley
- Rebecca Bulkeley+1 b. 24 Jun 1681
Ruth Wheeler1
F, d. 9 February 1740
Ruth Wheeler was the daughter of Capt. Thomas Wheeler and Ruth Wood.1 Ruth Wheeler married Ensign Thomas Brown before 1684.1 Ruth Wheeler died on 9 February 1740 in Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.1
Child of Ruth Wheeler and Ensign Thomas Brown
- Rebecca Brown+1 b. 5 Mar 1684, d. 2 Nov 1751
Citations
- [S4] Sandra MacLean Clunies, Clunies files.
Thomas Wheeler
M
Capt. Thomas Wheeler1
M, b. 8 April 1620, d. 10 December 1676
Capt. Thomas Wheeler was christened on 8 April 1620 at Cranfield, Bedfordshire.1 He married Ruth Wood, daughter of William Wood and Margaret Gibbons, say 1640 in Cranfield, Bedfordshire.1 Capt. Thomas Wheeler died on 10 December 1676 in Concord, Massachusetts, at the age of 56.1
Child of Capt. Thomas Wheeler and Ruth Wood
- Ruth Wheeler+1 d. 9 Feb 1740
Citations
- [S4] Sandra MacLean Clunies, Clunies files.
Hilda Thoreau Wheelwright1
F, b. 25 September 1920, d. 2 June 2006
Hilda Thoreau Wheelwright was born on 25 September 1920 in Bangor, Maine.2 She married Joseph Sewall, son of James Wingate Sewall Jr. and Louise Belinda Gray, on 28 May 1944 in Maine.3 Hilda Thoreau Wheelwright died on 2 June 2006 in Bangor, Maine, at the age of 85
BANGOR - Hilda T. (Wheelwright) Sewall, 85, died Friday, June 2, 2006, at a Bangor nursing home. She was born Sept. 25, 1920, in Bangor, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Wheelwright. After attending Orono schools, she graduated from The Spence School in New York City and from Bennington College in Vermont in 1942, where she majored in science with a concentration in biochemistry. After college she worked in a medical research laboratory affiliated with Harvard Medical School in Cambridge, Mass. Through her mother's family, the Thatchers, she was a descendant of the Thoreau family, which included Henry David Thoreau. Her great-great-grandfather was a founder of Bangor Savings Bank and her great-grandfather built the Wheelwright Block in Bangor, which includes now such businesses as The Grasshopper Shop and Phoenix Inn. Her father was active in Bangor civic affairs as a director of several banks, as well as chairman of the board of Eastern Maine General Hospital, now Eastern Maine Medical Center. In 1943, after marrying Joseph Sewall of Old Town, she moved with him to various Navy bases, where he was assigned during World War II, then returned to live in Old Town and raise two sons. She was a member of the Shakespeare Club and Center Harbor Yacht Club in Brooklin. An avid golfer and tennis-player, she was a member of the Penobscot Valley Country Club. She became an active volunteer with the Bangor Halfway House, serving as board secretary and friend to many of the residents. She was also a devoted animal-lover, particularly of dogs. She is survived by her estranged husband; her son, David of Orono; her granddaughter, Elisabeth of Boston; her cousins, Barbara McKernan of Scarborough and Charles Guild of Brewer; her sister-in-law, Mary Wheelwright of Camden; her Wheelwright niece and nephews living throughout the United States; a special friend, Edith Young of Bangor; and her beloved dog, Cricket. She was pre-deceased by her son, Joe; and her brother, Henry J. Wheelwright Jr. MD. The Bangor Daily News.4
BANGOR - Hilda T. (Wheelwright) Sewall, 85, died Friday, June 2, 2006, at a Bangor nursing home. She was born Sept. 25, 1920, in Bangor, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Wheelwright. After attending Orono schools, she graduated from The Spence School in New York City and from Bennington College in Vermont in 1942, where she majored in science with a concentration in biochemistry. After college she worked in a medical research laboratory affiliated with Harvard Medical School in Cambridge, Mass. Through her mother's family, the Thatchers, she was a descendant of the Thoreau family, which included Henry David Thoreau. Her great-great-grandfather was a founder of Bangor Savings Bank and her great-grandfather built the Wheelwright Block in Bangor, which includes now such businesses as The Grasshopper Shop and Phoenix Inn. Her father was active in Bangor civic affairs as a director of several banks, as well as chairman of the board of Eastern Maine General Hospital, now Eastern Maine Medical Center. In 1943, after marrying Joseph Sewall of Old Town, she moved with him to various Navy bases, where he was assigned during World War II, then returned to live in Old Town and raise two sons. She was a member of the Shakespeare Club and Center Harbor Yacht Club in Brooklin. An avid golfer and tennis-player, she was a member of the Penobscot Valley Country Club. She became an active volunteer with the Bangor Halfway House, serving as board secretary and friend to many of the residents. She was also a devoted animal-lover, particularly of dogs. She is survived by her estranged husband; her son, David of Orono; her granddaughter, Elisabeth of Boston; her cousins, Barbara McKernan of Scarborough and Charles Guild of Brewer; her sister-in-law, Mary Wheelwright of Camden; her Wheelwright niece and nephews living throughout the United States; a special friend, Edith Young of Bangor; and her beloved dog, Cricket. She was pre-deceased by her son, Joe; and her brother, Henry J. Wheelwright Jr. MD. The Bangor Daily News.4
Child of Hilda Thoreau Wheelwright and Joseph Sewall
- Joseph Wheelwright Sewall5 b. 19 Mar 1946, d. 20 Dec 1974
Rev. John Wheelwright1
M, b. 1594, d. 15 November 1679
Rev. John Wheelwright was born in 1594 in Saleby, Lincolnshire.2 He graduated in 1614 from Cambridge.3 He married firstly Marie Storre, daughter of Rev. Thomas Storre, on 8 November 1621.3 Rev. John Wheelwright married secondly Mary Hutchinson, daughter of Edward Hutchinson and Susanna (Unknown).1,3 Rev. John Wheelwright died on 15 November 1679 in Salisbury, Massachusetts.2
Children of Rev. John Wheelwright and Mary Hutchinson
Katharine Wheelwright1
F
Citations
- [S52] Charles Henry Pope, Pioneers of Maine and New Hampshire, Wheelwright.
Rebecca Wheelwright1
F, d. 20 December 1678
Rebecca Wheelwright was the daughter of Rev. John Wheelwright and Mary Hutchinson.1 Rebecca Wheelwright married firstly Samuel Maverick Jr. on 4 December 1660 at Boston.2,3 Rebecca Wheelwright married secondly William Bradbury, son of Thomas Bradbury and Mary Perkins, on 12 March 1672 at Salisbury.1,3 Rebecca Wheelwright died on 20 December 1678.1
Child of Rebecca Wheelwright and William Bradbury
- Thomas Bradbury1 b. 24 Dec 1674, d. 10 Mar 1718/19
Samuel Wheelwright1
M
Citations
- [S52] Charles Henry Pope, Pioneers of Maine and New Hampshire, Wheelwright.
Susanna Wheelwright1
F
Citations
- [S52] Charles Henry Pope, Pioneers of Maine and New Hampshire, Wheelwright.
Adam de Whethales1
M, d. before 1315
Citations
- [S144] William Salt Archaeological Society, Staffordshire Historical Collections, Vol. 2. New Series. pedigree after p. 98. History of Weston-u-Lizard.
Anne de Whethales1
F
Citations
- [S144] William Salt Archaeological Society, Staffordshire Historical Collections, Vol. 2. New Series. pedigree after p. 98. History of Weston-u-Lizard.
Matthew Whipple1
M, d. 30 October 1725
Matthew Whipple married Joanna Appleton, daughter of Samuel Appleton and Mary Oliver.1 Matthew Whipple died on 30 October 1725.1
Citations
- [S581] Delmar R. Lowell, The Lowells of America, p. 8.
Sarah Whipple1
F, d. 28 December 1691
Sarah Whipple married Henry Short, son of Henry Short and Sarah Glover, on 30 March 1674 in Newbury, Massachusetts.1,2 Sarah Whipple died on 28 December 1691.3
Children of Sarah Whipple and Henry Short
- Mary Short1 b. 22 Aug 1675
- Sarah Short1 b. 5 Aug 1677
- John Short1 b. 14 Jan 1679, d. 24 Nov 1684
- Hannah Short1 b. 28 Mar 1682, d. 23 Apr 1701
- John Short3 b. 13 Oct 1685
- Rev. Matthew Short1 b. 14 Mar 1687/88, d. 16 Apr 1731
- Lydia Short3 b. 7 May 1690, d. 1691
Carolyn Sewall Whitbeck1
F, b. 7 August 1918, d. 27 March 2015
Carolyn Sewall Whitbeck was born on 7 August 1918 in Mt. Vernon, New York.2 She was the daughter of Harry Spurr Whitbeck and Mary Burnham Sewall.3 Carolyn Sewall Whitbeck married Stanley Robert Dawson in 1946 in Everett, Washington.2 Carolyn Sewall Whitbeck died on 27 March 2015 in Edmonds, Washington, at the age of 96.2
Citations
- [S34] Unverified internet information, http://www.mtholyoke.edu/~dalbino/women20/msewall.html (September 2011).
- [S205] Newspaper, The Herald (Everett), 29 March 2015.
- [S34] Unverified internet information, http://www.925-1000.com/M_whitbeck.html (September 2011).
George Sterling Whitbeck1
M, b. 4 November 1851
George Sterling Whitbeck was born on 4 November 1851 in Mt. Washington, Massachusetts.2 He married Hattie Adelia Spurr, daughter of Isaac Spurr and Adeline E. Schult, on 31 October 1877.
Child of George Sterling Whitbeck and Hattie Adelia Spurr
- Harry Spurr Whitbeck+1 b. 14 Jul 1880, d. 1947
Harry Spurr Whitbeck1
M, b. 14 July 1880, d. 1947
Harry Spurr Whitbeck was born on 14 July 1880 in Northampton, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of George Sterling Whitbeck and Hattie Adelia Spurr.2 Harry Spurr Whitbeck married Mary Burnham Sewall, daughter of Rev. John Ladd Sewall and Catherine Mussey Hartwell, on 2 July 1913 in Worcester, Massachusetts.2 Harry Spurr Whitbeck died in 1947
After graduation from Northampton High School he attended Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY, where he learned to make fine jewelry. He gained the skills of both a silversmith and a goldsmith. For a few years he taught metal arts at McKinley High School in Washington, D.C. There he met an English teacher and they were married in 1913 in Worcester, Mass. They had four children.
In 1917 Harry was employed at Tiffany on 5th Avenue in New York, where he worked for 16 years. He worked in a shop on the 6th floor of the store where he made and repaired one-of-a-kind pieces of fine jewelry. During the great depression Tiffany was forced to downsize the staff and Harry was among those to become unemployed.
Harry always had a well-equipped shop in his home and continued to make and repair fine jewelry. He fashioned toys for his children and carved elaborate block prints. He made beautiful wooden trays with Chinese tapestries under glass.
In 1936, Harry and his wife moved to Northampton, where they lived for the rest of their lives. Carolyn S. Whitbeck, http://www.925-1000.com/M_whitbeck.html.3,4
After graduation from Northampton High School he attended Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY, where he learned to make fine jewelry. He gained the skills of both a silversmith and a goldsmith. For a few years he taught metal arts at McKinley High School in Washington, D.C. There he met an English teacher and they were married in 1913 in Worcester, Mass. They had four children.
In 1917 Harry was employed at Tiffany on 5th Avenue in New York, where he worked for 16 years. He worked in a shop on the 6th floor of the store where he made and repaired one-of-a-kind pieces of fine jewelry. During the great depression Tiffany was forced to downsize the staff and Harry was among those to become unemployed.
Harry always had a well-equipped shop in his home and continued to make and repair fine jewelry. He fashioned toys for his children and carved elaborate block prints. He made beautiful wooden trays with Chinese tapestries under glass.
In 1936, Harry and his wife moved to Northampton, where they lived for the rest of their lives. Carolyn S. Whitbeck, http://www.925-1000.com/M_whitbeck.html.3,4
Children of Harry Spurr Whitbeck and Mary Burnham Sewall
- William Alfred Whitbeck2 b. 11 Jun 1914, d. 2 Jan 2005
- Carolyn Sewall Whitbeck3 b. 7 Aug 1918, d. 27 Mar 2015
Citations
- [S130] Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910.
- [S130] Massachusetts Vital Records, 1911-1915.
- [S34] Unverified internet information, http://www.925-1000.com/M_whitbeck.html (September 2011).
- [S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "#176799912."