Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameElijah Monroe Wheeler 
129
129Birth23 Jul 1831, NY
Death29 Sep 1865
FatherAbraham Wheeler (1792-1876)
MotherAmanda Taylor (1798-1885)
Misc. Notes
1850 US Census Penn Athens Township, Age 17. 169
1860 Living in Athens Township, Crawford County, Pensylvania. 236
RECORD OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE THREE HUNDRED COPIES OF 368 PAGES, AND THE FOUR HUNDRED COPIES OF 391 PAGES, ALL RECEIVED FROM MY PUBLISHERS DURING JULY AND AUGUST, 1890:
THE FOUR HUNDRED EDITION.
DATE. NAME.
July 26, 1890 ...... Anna E. Waid, my wife, Norwood, Kas.
26, 1890 ...... Each of my three sons, F. I., G. P. and F. F. Waid, Blooming Valley, Penn.
18, 1890 ..... Andy Smith, Little Cooley, Penn.
18, 1890 ...... George Fleek, Little Cooley, Penn.
18, 1890 ...... Lorenzo Wheeler, Little Cooley, Penn.
18, 1890 ...... William V. Wheeler, Little Cooley, Penn.
18, 1890 ...... Lorinda Wheeler, Riceville, Penn.
18, 1890 ..... John Childs, Taylor's Stand, Penn.
18, 1890 ...... Elijah T. Wheeler, Bradford, Penn. 129
The eldest son, David Finney, who learned his father's trade, built, in 1861, the house Francis C. WAID now lives in; also, at a later date, George N. WAID'S house. "At that time (the fall of 1851 and spring of 1852) there was no academy at Meadville nor Saegertown, but being acquainted with S.S. Sears, who graduated in 1852 from Allegheny College, Mr. WAID was induced by him to accompany him to Waterford, Erie County, where he (Mr. Sears) had received an appointment as teacher; and so our subject became one of his pupils during the fall term of 1852, in company with C. R. Slocum and E. T. Wheeler, boarding with Matthew Smith, a farmer. In the fall of 1853 Mr. WAID attended, one term, the academy at Meadville, taught by Samuel P. Bates and Thomas Thickstun, C. R. Slocum and he boarding, during that term, with Mr. Henderson. 242
1860 Living in Athens Township, Crawford County, Pensylvania. 236
RECORD OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE THREE HUNDRED COPIES OF 368 PAGES, AND THE FOUR HUNDRED COPIES OF 391 PAGES, ALL RECEIVED FROM MY PUBLISHERS DURING JULY AND AUGUST, 1890:
THE FOUR HUNDRED EDITION.
DATE. NAME.
July 26, 1890 ...... Anna E. Waid, my wife, Norwood, Kas.
26, 1890 ...... Each of my three sons, F. I., G. P. and F. F. Waid, Blooming Valley, Penn.
18, 1890 ..... Andy Smith, Little Cooley, Penn.
18, 1890 ...... George Fleek, Little Cooley, Penn.
18, 1890 ...... Lorenzo Wheeler, Little Cooley, Penn.
18, 1890 ...... William V. Wheeler, Little Cooley, Penn.
18, 1890 ...... Lorinda Wheeler, Riceville, Penn.
18, 1890 ..... John Childs, Taylor's Stand, Penn.
18, 1890 ...... Elijah T. Wheeler, Bradford, Penn. 129
The eldest son, David Finney, who learned his father's trade, built, in 1861, the house Francis C. WAID now lives in; also, at a later date, George N. WAID'S house. "At that time (the fall of 1851 and spring of 1852) there was no academy at Meadville nor Saegertown, but being acquainted with S.S. Sears, who graduated in 1852 from Allegheny College, Mr. WAID was induced by him to accompany him to Waterford, Erie County, where he (Mr. Sears) had received an appointment as teacher; and so our subject became one of his pupils during the fall term of 1852, in company with C. R. Slocum and E. T. Wheeler, boarding with Matthew Smith, a farmer. In the fall of 1853 Mr. WAID attended, one term, the academy at Meadville, taught by Samuel P. Bates and Thomas Thickstun, C. R. Slocum and he boarding, during that term, with Mr. Henderson. 242