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     Elender Wharton was born in 1764 at North Carolina.¹ She was the daughter of William Wharton and Jane Roberts.¹

     Elizabeth Wharton was born on 27 February 1791 at Laurens County, South Carolina.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Wharton and Maudaline Sullivan.¹ Elizabeth Wharton married William Griffin III circa 1810 at Laurens County, South Carolina.¹ Elizabeth Wharton died in 1855 at Laurens County, South Carolina.¹

     George Wharton was born circa 1715.¹

     George Wharton was born on 24 July 1776 at South Carolina.¹ He was the son of Samuel Wharton and Maudaline Sullivan.¹ George Wharton married Elizabeth Burts in 1801 at South Carolina.¹

     Isaac Wharton was born circa 1742 at Granville County, North Carolina.¹ He was the son of William Wharton and Jane Roberts.¹

     Isaac Wharton was born circa 1762.¹ He was the son of William Wharton and Jane Roberts.¹

     Jeptha Wharton was born on 1 March 1787 at Laurens County, South Carolina.¹ He was the son of Samuel Wharton and Maudaline Sullivan.¹

     John Wharton was born on 5 April 1758 at Granville County, North Carolina.¹ He was the son of William Wharton and Jane Roberts.¹
     John Wharton served in theRevolutionary War between 1778 and 1780      He enlisted during 1778 while residing in te 96th. District of North Carolina and served under Capts. John Wallace and Joseph Tolls as a minuteman. He later served under Capt. John Wilds and was in a number of skirmishes against the Tories. He also served under a Col. Hayes and assisted in burying Hayes. He also served at one point under Gen. Greene. During 1779 he was assigned the duty of thrashing, cleaning, and delivering grain to the Army.¹

     John Wharton was born on 5 April 1758.¹ He was the son of William Wharton and Jane Roberts.¹
     Enlisted during 1778 while residing in the 96th district and served underCapts John Wallace and Joseph Tolls as a minuteman. He later served underCapt. John Wilds and was in a number of skirmishes against the Tories. Healso served under a Col. Hayes and assisted in burying Hayes. He alsoserved at one point under Gen. Greene. During 1779 he was assigned theduty of thrashing, cleaning and delivering grain to the Army.

He later moved to Georgia.

Ref: South Carolina Rosters, pg 982.¹

     Lettie Wharton was born on 10 September 1793 at Laurens County, South Carolina.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Wharton and Maudaline Sullivan.¹

     Lidia Wharton was born circa 1744 at Granville County, North Carolina.¹ She was the daughter of William Wharton and Jane Roberts.¹

     Lidia Wharton was born circa 1768.¹ She was the daughter of William Wharton and Jane Roberts.¹ Lidia Wharton married William Chandler.¹

     Martha Wharton was born on 9 May 1778 at South Carolina.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Wharton and Maudaline Sullivan.¹ Martha Wharton married Granville Grimes circa 1795 at South Carolina.¹

     Nancy Wharton was born on 4 April 1789 at Laurens County, South Carolina.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Wharton and Maudaline Sullivan.¹ Nancy Wharton married William Lowe circa 1805 at Laurens County, South Carolina.¹

     Pleasant Goodloe Wharton was born on 1 May 1784 at Laurens County, South Carolina.¹ He was the son of Samuel Wharton and Maudaline Sullivan.¹ Pleasant Goodloe Wharton died on 9 August 1836 at Laurens County, South Carolina, at age 52.¹

     Samuel Wharton was born on 13 September 1740 at Granville County, North Carolina.¹ He was the son of William Wharton and Jane Roberts.¹ Samuel Wharton married Maudaline Sullivan on 6 October 1771 at Charleston, South Carolina.¹ Samuel Wharton died on 4 June 1824 at Cane Creek, Laurens County, South Carolina, at age 83.¹ He was buried after 4 January 1824 at Burch-Wharton Cemetery, Watarloo, South Carolina, He and Maudeline have a simple tomb rock.¹
     Samuel Wharton served in theRevolutionary War between 1776 and 1780 He was a soldier in the American Revolution, serving as a Lieutenant and a Captain. See the publication of the "The Historical Commission: - A. S. Sallly, editor, book U W no. 28, Columbia, SC which reads "Issued July 7th. 1785 to Samuel Wharton for eight three pounds, six and ten pence, for military services as Lieutenant and Captain as per account audited. Principal L -83-6-10". Samuel was also a Colonel of Militia in South Carolina. He was afterwards always addressed as Col. Wharton.¹      Samuel bought 150 acres of land for 250 pounds sometime around April 9, 1777 on Cane Creek in Craven County, South Carolina. ( Laurens County Deed Book A)
     In the 1790 Census for Waterloo, Laurens District lists Capt. Samuel Wharton with 3 males of 16 years and up, and 4 males under 16. There were four white females. In the 1800 census there is also 1 female under 10 and one aged 16-26. There is one female over 45.¹

     Samuel Wharton Jr. was born on 1 June 1783 at Laurens County, South Carolina.¹ He was the son of Samuel Wharton and Maudaline Sullivan.¹ Samuel Wharton Jr. died in September 1827 at Laurens County, South Carolina, at age 44.¹

     Stephen Wharton was born on 15 April 1785 at Laurens County, South Carolina.¹ He was the son of Samuel Wharton and Maudaline Sullivan.¹ Stephen Wharton married Sarah Griffin Fields circa 1800 at Laurens County, South Carolina.¹ Stephen Wharton died on 9 September 1848 at Shelby County, Alabama, at age 63.¹

     William Wharton was born circa 1736.^1,2 He was the son of George Wharton.¹ William Wharton married Jane Roberts, daughter of Richard Roberts and Elizabeth Lynden Montgomery, circa 1740.^1,2 William Wharton died circa 1805.¹

     William Wharton was born circa 1736.¹ He married Jane Roberts, daughter of Richard Roberts and Elizabeth Lynden Montgomery, circa 1756.¹ William Wharton died circa 1805.¹
     Other spellings: Whortons

William Wharton appeared to live on the western border of Granville Co.in the mid to late 1700's. At the time, Orange county had just beenformed (1752) from part of Granville Co. Several districts on the westernedge of Granville and northeastern edge of Orange County are variouslylisted in either county. The area around Deep Creek, where William ownedland at one time, is presently in Person Co. (formed in 1791), and verynear Cub creek where Richard Roberts lived. Richard was the father ofJane Roberts, William's wife.
The earliest record of William in Granville Co. is a listing in 1756 inthe Granville Co. deed books. Apparently he worked frequently as a swornchain carrier with the surveyor, William Churton. William's signatureappears on many deeds along with that of other sworn chain carriers andthe surveroy in charge.

1756 (June 18) - William Wharton helped survey land for Richard Robertson Davis Creek in Granville County, NC.

William Whorton appears in the 1790 census in South Carolina. Theupstate of South Carolina was opened in 1777 for settlement and wascalled the 96th district. It was soon divided into the PendletonDistrict, Greenville County, Spartanburg County, and others. Williamlived in Greenville County. Benjamin Whorton, said to be his son, livedin Anderson County with was part of the Pendleton District.

1790 - 1790 Federal Census, Greenville County, South Carolina:
William Whorton (1 male/head of household, no males under 16, 4 females(wife Jane and daughers), no nergoes.¹

     Doyle Ervin Whatley was born on 25 July 1911 at Italy, Ellis County, Texas.² He died on 18 May 1982 at Fairfax, Fairfax County, Virginia, at age 70.² He was cremated and his ashes were scattered in Texas.²

     Inez Whatley was born on 8 November 1905 at Vowells Mill, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana.^1,2 She was the daughter of John Whatley and Kate B. Wagley.¹ Inez Whatley died on 8 November 1905.^1,2
     Inez Whatley was baptized in the LDS church CHILD.¹ She received her endowment; CHILD.¹ She was sealed as a child to , daughter of John Whatley and Kate B. Wagley; SUBMITTED.¹

     John Whatley was born on 26 April 1859 at Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana.^2,3 He married Kate B. Wagley, daughter of John Jefferson Wagley Sr. and Algorinia Holt, on 8 June 1904 at Many, Sabine Parish, Louisiana.^1,2,3 John Whatley died at Many, Sabine Parish, Louisiana.²
     John Whatley was baptized in the LDS church SUBMITTED.² He received his endowment; SUBMITTED.² He was sealed as a child to whose parents are unknown ; SUBMITTED.²

     Ben L. Wheat was born circa 1905.¹ He married Mary Martin, daughter of John Rowland Martin and Stella Achsah McMillan, on 29 November 1924 at Boerne, Kerr County, Texas.^1,2

     Stella Warren Wheat was born circa 1900.¹ She married Russell Robert Martin, son of Robert Harrison Martin and Elizabeth Ann Robertson, on 22 November 1917.¹

     (?) Wheeler was born circa 1800.¹ She married Daniel Barnhill, son of William Barnhill Jr. and Cynthia Hodge, circa 1815.¹

     Charles B. Wheeler was born circa 1880 at of lLouisiana.¹ He married Elva Lela Hargis, daughter of Berry Fancher Hargis and Elizabeth Frances Dillard, on 7 June 1908.¹
     BAPL DATE 8 FEB 1992 TEMP PT
ENDL DATE 14 FEB 1992 TEMP PT.¹

     Eliza Ellen 'Jane' Wheeler was born on 12 March 1874.¹ She was the daughter of John D. Wheeler and Minerva Jane Fuston.^2,1
     CENSUS: 1880 Warren Co., Tenn., McMinnville Dist.,
S.D. 2, E.D. 130, p.
29, Dwell 37, Fam 37.

MISC: Photocopy of picture.
-Two pictures of her taken 25 Sept 1876, McMinnville
photographer, in possession
of JMS.

     John D. Wheeler was born circa 1836 at Tennessee.¹ He married Minerva Jane Fuston, daughter of Andrew Fuston and Eliza Ellen Jones, on 12 May 1862 at Warren, Tennessee.¹
     MARRIAGE: Married by W.B. Huddleston.
-'Marriages of Warren Co., Tenn.'
-TN Marriages 1851 - 1900.

BIRTH: Son of Nathan Wheeler & Catherine Grindstaff,
both born Va. and married
in Wilson co., Tenn.

OCCUPATION: Farmer.

CENSUS: 1840 Warren co., Tenn.
-1850 Warren co., Tenn. #888.
-1860 Warren Co., Tenn.
-1880 McMinnville Dist. #1, Warren co., Tenn. p. 29 &
30, 37/37.

MISC: Pictures in possession of J.M. Sherman.
-Photo taken with wife and baby as young parents.

SOURCES: Glen Johnson.
-Betty Whitlock.
-Dorothy Hogwood.
-Ann Ruth Jones.
-Lillian Fuston Hall, deceased.

RELIGION: Listed as a church member, Salem Church of
Christ, Warren co., Tenn.¹

     M A Wheeler was born circa 1877 at Tennessee.¹ She was the daughter of John D. Wheeler and Minerva Jane Fuston.^1,2
     M A Wheeler was listed on the census on 1 June 1880 at McMinnville, Warren County, Tennessee, McMinnville Dist., S.D. 2, E.D. 130, p.
29, Dwell 37, Fam 37.¹ Provided by: Joe Sissom.