The treasure today is the 1682 marriage record of Samuel Fletcher and Elizabeth Wheeler in the Concord, Massachusetts vital town record book:
The marriage record for Samuel Fletcher and Elizabeth Wheeler is in the middle of the page:
This record says:
"Sam^l ffletcher & Elizab. Wheeler maryed . . . . . 15 . 4 . 82"
The source citation for this record is:
George Tolman (compiler), Concord, Massachusetts Births, Marriages and Deaths, 1635-1850 (Concord, Mass. : Committee on Printing, 1894), page 25, Samuel Fletcher and Elizabeth Wheeler marriage entry, 1682.
I believe that the dates in this section of the book are in the Old (Julian) Calendar, so that makes it 15 June 1682.
This record is a Derivative Source with Primary Information and Direct Evidence of the names of Samuel Fletcher and Elizabeth Wheeler, and the marriage date and place.
Samuel Fletcher (1657-1744) was the son of Francis and Elizabeth (Wheeler) Fletcher of Concord. Elizabeth Wheeler (1664-1744) was the daughter of Thomas and Sarah (Merriam) Wheeler of Concord.
Samuel Fletcher and Elizabeth Wheeler are my 7th great-grandparents, through their son John Fletcher (1692-????) and Mary Goble (1694-1734) who married in Watertown in 1715.
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2 comments:
We must have a Wheeler connection, too. 10X great grandparents are Obadiah Wheeler who married Susannah Wheeler and lived in Concord.
Oh yes. Your Obadiah Wheeler's wife Susannah was daughter of Thomas and Mary (--?--) Wheeler of Cranfield, Bedfordshire. Thomas and Mary Wheeler are great-grandparents of this specific Elizabeth Wheeler through Thomas and Thomas.
There is also the George Wheeler family of Concord, Mass., and I have a line to them too.
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