Wheeler, George

Name	Street	Town	State	From	To
Wheeler, George		Stevensburg, Culpeper county	Virginia	1796	1812

Patent	Date	Remarks

Contract	for
Government, October 21, 1808	Wheeler & Morrison contract for 2500 Model 1808 muskets, deliveries within five years.

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See also Home & Wheeler WHeeler's letter to A. Blair, Richmond, (March 26, 1799) asking for a contract for 1500 arms, to deliver in twelve month at $13.40 each Wheeler and John Brant's offer to Maryland to manufacture 4000 arms at $ 17.50 with bayonets at $18 and pistols at $14 per pair for the State of Virginia by June 1, 1802. He asked for an advance of $4000 on December 20. 1800. In 1801 Wheeler employed six guns stockers, one gun preecher, one polisher, one mounting forger, two fillers and one bayonet maker. On October 14, 1801 Thomas Patton, Edward Pendleton and Thomas John Strode certified having inspected 313 bun barrels at Wheeler's shop. Two days later John Clarke and Alex Quarrier reported to the Governor having inspected 250 muskets, bayonets received from Wheeler. They said that the work was roughly executed but better that those made earlier by Wheeler. Only 125 guns of the Wheeler & Morrison contract were deliverd prior to October 7, 1812

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See also Home & Wheeler

WHeeler's letter to A. Blair, Richmond, (March 26, 1799) asking for a contract for 1500 arms, to deliver in twelve month at $13.40 each

Wheeler and John Brant's offer to Maryland to manufacture 4000 arms at $ 17.50 with bayonets at $18 and pistols at $14 per pair for the State of Virginia by June 1, 1802. He asked for an advance of $4000 on December 20. 1800.

In 1801 Wheeler employed six guns stockers, one gun preecher, one polisher, one mounting forger, two fillers and one bayonet maker.

On October 14, 1801 Thomas Patton, Edward Pendleton and Thomas John Strode certified having inspected 313 bun barrels at Wheeler's shop. Two days later John Clarke and Alex Quarrier reported to the Governor having inspected 250 muskets, bayonets received from Wheeler. They said that the work was roughly executed but better that those made earlier by Wheeler.

Only 125 guns of the Wheeler & Morrison contract were deliverd prior to October 7, 1812