Wheeler, John, active 1601-1608
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Wheeler, John, active 1601-1608
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Wheeler, John, active 1601-1608
Wheeler, John
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Wheeler, John
Wheeler, John, 1560-1617
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Wheeler, John, 1560-1617
Wheeler, John, Clerk to the Company of Parish Clerks, London
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Wheeler, John, Clerk to the Company of Parish Clerks, London
Wheeler, John, of the 'Hampshire Independent'
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Wheeler, John, of the 'Hampshire Independent'
Wheeler, John, junior, of Bardon
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Wheeler, John, junior, of Bardon
Wheeler, John , the Elder, of Great Yarmouth
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Wheeler, John , the Elder, of Great Yarmouth
Whelter, J. active 1601-1608 (John),
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Whelter, J. active 1601-1608 (John),
Wheeler, John fl. 1601-1608
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Wheeler, John fl. 1601-1608
Wheeler, Iohn active 1601-1608
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Wheeler, Iohn active 1601-1608
Whelter, J. active 1601-1608
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In December 1858, John Wheeler, a native of New Hampshire, traveled to Albemarle County, Virginia, where he taught school between January and September 1859. He later wrote a lengthy reflective essay on his time there, noting differences between the residents and customs of Virginia and New England.
Epithet: junior, of Bardon
Epithet: Clerk to the Company of Parish Clerks, London
Epithet: of the 'Hampshire Independent'
John H. Wheeler was born in St. Paul, Minnesota in 1871. He attended the College of St. Thomas (St. Paul), after which he worked in various architectural offices in the Twin Cities for 14 years, including seven years in the office of Clarence H. Johnston. In 1901-1902, Wheeler was in charge of the Building Inspection Department of St. Paul, and in 1902, he opened a private practice that he maintained for the rest of his life. He specialized in designing buildings - churches, schools, rectories, convents and chapels, for the Catholic Church. John Wheeler died in 1958.
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https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n85-348468
https://id.loc.gov/authorities/n85348468
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Architecture, Domestic
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Southern States
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Kiltsgan, Wicklow
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Massachusetts
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Blue Ridge Mountains.
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London, England
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Virginia
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Burnley, Lancashire
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Albemarle County (Va.)
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Mount Vernon (Va. : Estate)
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