I recognized the name John Wheeler Blanchard, Jr., he was the brother of my great grandfather, Albert Henry Blanchard. The line goes as follows: John Wheeler B. Jr., b. 4 May 1831, d. Apr 1910 Harriet Chamber, b. 15 Mar 1832, d.abt 1910, m. 11 Sep 1854, 5 children John Wheeler B., b. 29 Mar 1803, d. 26 Oct 1874 Sarah Ann Badger, b. 25 May 1805, d. 19 Nov 1861, m. 10 May 1824, 4 children William B., b. 13 Oct 1771, d. 1815 Abigail Coffin, b.?, d. abt 1815, m. abt 1799 4 children William B., b. 31 Aug 1747, d. 21 Jan 1814 Rachael Spear (1st of 3 wives), b. abt 1751, d. bef 1782, m. 4 Apr 1771, 1 child Samuel B., b. 30 Aug 1724, d. Aft 1765 Mary Whitman (Whitmarsh), b. 1724, d. aft 1765, m. 4 Jan 1743/44, 9 children John B., b. 14 Oct 1691, d. 15 May 1752 Elizabeth Gross, b. 13 Jan 1698/99, d. aft 1744, m. 4 Apr 1720, 12 children John B., b.27 Mar 1660, d. 10 Mar 1732/33 Abigail Phillips, b. 20 Feb 1661/62, d. 19 Dec 1724, m. abt 1685, 11 children Nathaniel B., b. 14 Dec 1636, d. 27 Aug 1676 Susanna Bates, b. 22 Jan 1633/34, d. aft 1674, m. 16 Dec 1658, 7 children Thomas B., abt 1595, d. 21 May 1654 Elizabeth, b. ?, d. 23 Jul 1635, m. abt 1617 I believe that John Wheeler Jr. founded the company that developed the Blanchard Grinder that is widely used in manufacturing today. The original business started by sharpening mill stones used to grind grain. Paul Blanchard