Born 11 March 1747 in North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia. (The Registers of North Farnham Parris 1663-1814 and Lunnenburg Parish 1783-1800 - Richmond County, Virginia by George Harrison Sanford King) Susannah married Samuel
Whealor, who was orphaned at age five January 15, 1759, bound to Reuben Mann to learn the shoemaker's trade; at age sixteen on 19 July 1769 (Apprentice Bonds for Granville County, State Department of Archives) Samuel was apprenticed to
William Cooper of the county to learn "the Art and Calling of a Carpenter." For the sum of 60 pds he was deeded 205 acres of land by Benjamin Harrison, cornering on the land of John Walker proved in July Court 1770 by Samuel Wheeler.



The will of Benjamin Harrison "wils to daughter Susannah Whealer a negro slave for her life and the increase to be sold and divided to her children."





At this time it is not known where Susannah Harrison Wheeler and Samuel were buried. It is evident that Samuel acquired land in Caswell County and lived there many years after his daughter, Susannah Wheeler Satterfield had died.



SEE THE SATTERFIELD LINEAGE TO FOLLOW THE DESCENDANTS OF SUSANNAH.

• Married:
• Note: Reference Number:193259
• Change Date: 12 Jul 2001

1. Frances Wheeler b: Abt 1769 in Granville County, North Carolina Formed 1746 From Edgecombe County
2. Benjamin Wheeler b: Abt 1770
3. Susannah Wheeler b: Abt 1772 in Granville County, North Carolina Formed 1746 From Edgecombe County
4. Samuel Harrison Wheeler b: Abt 1774

1. Media: Book
   Abbrev: Bebe and John Fox , Winston-Salem <Bebenjohn@aol.com>
   Title: Bebe and John Fox , Winston-Salem <Bebenjohn@aol.com>
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   Abbrev: Bebe and John Fox , Winston-Salem <Bebenjohn@aol.com>
   Title: Bebe and John Fox , Winston-Salem <Bebenjohn@aol.com>
   Text: The Registers of North Farnham Parish 1663-1814 and Lunnenburg Parish
   1783-1800 -Richmond County, Virginia," by George Harrison Sanford Kng.