Fern was the son of Cora Chew and William O. Wheeler.
Fern was united in marriage on February 22, 1919 to Clara L. Davids in Charlotte, Michigan.
In Feb. 1922, F.A. opened a jewelry store in Portland. He had previously been a successful jeweler in Detroit. He and his wife resided on Bridge St in Portland.
Portland Observer, September 27, 1942: F. A. Wheeler, who has been in the jewelry business in Portland since February, 1922, will leave this weekend to take up duties in the U. S. Navy, in which he served in World War I.
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Fern was united in marriage on February 22, 1919 to Clara L. Davids in Charlotte, Michigan.
In Feb. 1922, F.A. opened a jewelry store in Portland. He had previously been a successful jeweler in Detroit. He and his wife resided on Bridge St in Portland.
Portland Observer, September 27, 1942: F. A. Wheeler, who has been in the jewelry business in Portland since February, 1922, will leave this weekend to take up duties in the U. S. Navy, in which he served in World War I.
Family Search, Ancestry.com and the Portland Observer.
Fern was the son of Cora Chew and William O. Wheeler.
Fern was united in marriage on February 22, 1919 to Clara L. Davids in Charlotte, Michigan.
In Feb. 1922, F.A. opened a jewelry store in Portland. He had previously been a successful jeweler in Detroit. He and his wife resided on Bridge St in Portland.
Portland Observer, September 27, 1942: F. A. Wheeler, who has been in the jewelry business in Portland since February, 1922, will leave this weekend to take up duties in the U. S. Navy, in which he served in World War I.
Family Search, Ancestry.com and the Portland Observer.
Fern was united in marriage on February 22, 1919 to Clara L. Davids in Charlotte, Michigan.
In Feb. 1922, F.A. opened a jewelry store in Portland. He had previously been a successful jeweler in Detroit. He and his wife resided on Bridge St in Portland.
Portland Observer, September 27, 1942: F. A. Wheeler, who has been in the jewelry business in Portland since February, 1922, will leave this weekend to take up duties in the U. S. Navy, in which he served in World War I.
Family Search, Ancestry.com and the Portland Observer.
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Flat military type stone, Mich. ACCM I.S. Navy, World War I and II.
American Legion F.H. near large monument stone Wheeler on face, heart trim on corners.
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