Person:Mary Unknown (7500)

Some online trees have here as Mary Causine, but there doesnt appear to be any support for this assertion

1. ↑ Ball, Walter V. (Walter Vancoin). The Wheeler family of Charles County, Maryland: a history and genealogy of John Wheeler, 1630-1693, immigrant to Maryland in 1652, and some of his descendants ... (Chevy Chase, Maryland: W.V. Ball, 1966)
   9.

   In March, 1670 court Mary Wheeler, age 40 years, sworn and "say--eth Johnson that an the hhd year of tobacco my husband and went I was the weeding march the my husband tobacco bed ewed when Mr. Dniel Daniel A Johnson cams and ask mee if there was any tobacco ready and I told him I
   would give him notice when there was any ready and I followed the cart as fast as I could and I met Mr. Barnes who said he had order from Daniel
   Johnson to received a hhd of tobacco and he received and marked and weighed it"*

2. ↑ ^2.0 2.1 Ball, Walter V. (Walter Vancoin). The Wheeler family of Charles County, Maryland: a history and genealogy of John Wheeler, 1630-1693, immigrant to Maryland in 1652, and some of his descendants ... (Chevy Chase, Maryland: W.V. Ball, 1966)
   12.

   C.C.C.R. Liber S. Fol. 317
   June 1694 Ct* The jury presented Christian, a negro woman slave belonging to Phillip Lyons, "for pilfering, stealing and carrying away several goods out of the house of Mary Wheeler, widow, to which the said Christian plead guilty Whereupon it was ordered that John Godshall, Constable of St. Thomas Hundred, take unto the said Mary Wheeler the goods that were found belonging to her
   and the Sheriff to to take Christian, the negro woman to the Whipping Post and give her 21 lashes on the bare back well laid on for her offence