Abiah was baptised on 17 Jan. 1612/13 at Cranfield, Bedfordshire, the daughter of Thomas Wheeler.[1]
She was unmarried at the time of her will and apparently died unmarried.
The will of ABYA WHEELER of Cranfield in the county of Bedford, spinster, being weak of body to be buried in the churchyard of Cranfield. Unto Ephraim Wheeler my brother one acre of arable land with the appurtenances laying on a furlong called Waker furlong in Perrie field, late the land of Henry Taylore Unto Tymothie Wheeler my brother 40s Unto Elizabeth Bread my sister 10s. Unto Susan Wheeler my sister 40s To Agnes Underwood 40s. The aforesaid sums all to be paid within five years by my brother Ephraim All my good whatsoever I do give and bequeath unto Rebecka Wheeler my loving mother whom I do make sole executrix. Signed by mark. Witnesses: Thomas Baker, Obadiah Wheeler. Proved 25 May 1637. (Bedfordshire Wills 1637/110).[2]
She was buried on 18 April 1637 at Cranfield. "Abia Wheler" [3]
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