Catharine Pin/Penn married George Wheeler at Cranfield, Bedfordshire, England on June 8, 1630. They resided at Wharley End in Cranfield. Her husband George was baptized on March 23, 1605/6 at Cranfield, son of Thomas Wheeler. [1][2]
They came to New England with their three children, settling in Concord, Massachusetts by 1638. [1]
Catharine died at Concord on January 2, 1684/5. [1][3]
Her husband George wrote his will on January 28, 1684/5 and it was proved on July 2, 1687. In it he named: [4]
sons John and Thomas
the children of my son William, deceased
my daughter Fox's children
daughters Elizabeth Fletcher, Sarah Dudley, Ruth Hartwell and Hannah Fletcher [4][1]
Children
William baptized at Cranfield on July 21, 1631 [2]; died November 31, 1683; married Hannah Buse on October 30, 1659. [1][3]
Thomas baptized on August 14, 1633 [2]; died on December 16, 1686; married Hannah Harwood on October 10, 1657. [1][3]
Elizabeth baptized on January 3, 1635/6 [2]; died June 14, 1704; married Francis Fletcher on October 11, 1656. [1][3]
Sarah born at Concord on March 30, 1640/1; died on December 12, 1613; married Francis Dudley on October 26, 1665. [1][3]
John born on March 19, 1643/4: died on September 27, 1713; married Sarah Larkin on March 25, 1663. [1][3]
Mary born on September 6, 1645; died February 4, 1678/9; married Eliphalet Fox on October 26, 1665. [1][3]
Ruth born c1647; died on December 19, 1713; married Samuel Hartwell on October 26, 1665. [1][3]
Hannah born after 1649; died on December 11, 1697; married Samuel Fletcher on July 5, 16?73. [1][5]
↑ 2.02.12.22.3 Coddington, John I. The Wheelers of Bedfordshire and New England: Parish Registers of Cranfield (continued) in: The American Genealogist, Volume 27, D. L. Jacobus, New Haven, Connecticut, 1951, p. 119-23 (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2009 - .)
↑ 3.03.13.23.33.43.53.63.7 Tolman, George compiler. Concord, Massachusetts Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 1635-1850, Printed by the Town, T. Todd Printer, Beacon Press, Boston, Massachusetts, 1891, p. 3: 9-10: 12: 23: 26: 68: 82
↑ 4.04.1 Case1580:p. 1-8: Suffolk County, MA: Probate File Papers, (From records supplied by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Archives. Digitized mages provided by FamilySearch.org)
↑ Vital Records of Chelmsford, Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849, The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts, 1914, p. 344: 389
↑ 6.06.16.2 Karen Farnbach, "My Ancestry," RootsWeb, 9 Jan 2005: Author appears to have done conscientious research. Provides many sources under Notes*. Where no other sources are noted, author uses LDS sources. In the case of the Fales line, it is clear that the LDS source is based on the book, "The Fales Family of Bristol, Rhode Island" by D.C. Fales. [email address removed]
See also:
Karen Farnbach, "My Ancestry," RootsWeb, 9 Jan 2005: Author appears to have done conscientious research. Provides many sources under Notes*. Where no other sources are noted, author uses LDS sources. In the case of the Fales line, it is clear that the LDS source is based on the book, "The Fales Family of Bristol, Rhode Island" by D.C. Fales.
Wheeler, Albert G., The Genealogical and Encyclopedic History of the Wheeler Family in America, (1914)page 11
Virkus, Frederick A. The Compendium of American Genealogy. First Families of America. Volume I Publication: Name: A.N. Marquis & Co, Chicago, Illinois 1925;
Albert Gallatins Wheeler, Jr. The History of the Wheeler Family in America. Boston, Massachusetts., 1914, American College of Genealogy
Porter-4809 and Penn-117 appear to represent the same person because: Porter-4809 was created as the mother of Hannah and Mary Wheeler per the profile's notes
Fifty great migration colonists to New England & their origins by John Brooks Threlfall, has lots of information on George Wheeler and Catharine if anybody has access to a copy.
R C Anderson lists the husband of Hull-969 as James . The cited Concord VR seems to name the spouse of Penn-117 as Obadiah, but findagrave shows George.
"Descendants of Henry Wheeler" notes this re: Catherine
He married at Cranfield, 8 June 1630, his only wife, CATHERINE PIN (PR, v. 27, 39, "Cath PIN"; at Cranfield, the name Pin is also spelled Ping and Pyng, at Holcot, Pinge; at Kempston there were Penns, but no Pins; the surname may be a variant of Penn/Paine).
She died at Concord, 2 January 1684/5 (VR, 26).
Pin-3 and Penn-117 appear to represent the same person because: Same person, with surname variants. Check your source for date of death; if it was a "double" date, i.e. 1684/5, in modern usage that would be 1685.
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Torrey shows the spouse of James as Katharine.
He married at Cranfield, 8 June 1630, his only wife, CATHERINE PIN (PR, v. 27, 39, "Cath PIN"; at Cranfield, the name Pin is also spelled Ping and Pyng, at Holcot, Pinge; at Kempston there were Penns, but no Pins; the surname may be a variant of Penn/Paine). She died at Concord, 2 January 1684/5 (VR, 26).