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James Wheaton

Birth1735 - Westerloo, Albany, New York, United States
Death23 Dec 1809 - Sackville, New Brunswick
MotherSarah Pratt
FatherJames Weaton

Born in Westerloo, Albany, New York, United States on 1735 to James Weaton and Sarah Pratt. James Wheaton married Sarah Millicent Weekes and had 12 children. He passed away on 23 Dec 1809 in Sackville, New Brunswick.

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Parents
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James Weaton
1717 - 1778
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Sarah Pratt
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Millicent Weekes
1732 - 1765
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Losa Ayles
1740 - 1767
Children Show all
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Thomas Wheaton
1758 - 1830
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Elizabeth Wheaton
1769 - Unknown
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Esther Wheaton
1760 - 1846
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James Wheaton
1767 - 1851
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John Wheaton
1766 - 1792
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Elizabeth Wheaton, O'brian
1773 - 1851
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David Wheaton
1765 - 1851
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Thomas Wheaton
1775 - 1838
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Philip Wheaton
1778 - 1850
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Sarah Wheaton
1771 - 1851
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William Wheaton
1773 - Unknown
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Deborah Wheaton
1761 - 1840

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