The last name you're referring to is "Wheelwright." Rev. John Wheelwright was a prominent figure in the early colonial history of New Hampshire and Maine, having played a significant role in the settlement and governance of these regions. He was a Puritan minister and a founder of Exeter, New Hampshire, and his influence extended to the surrounding areas during the 17th century.
John Mason.
Sir Ferdinando Gorges had Maine and John Mason governed New Hampshire.
Captain John Mason for New Hampshire and Sir Ferdinando Gorges for Maine.
There was a Camp Mason in Oklahoma and, another in Portland Maine.
The address of the Maine Coast Sardine History Museum is: 34 Mason Bay Road, Jonesport, ME 04649-3432
fernando gorges and john mason
Ferdinando Gorges and John Mason were both out to establish colonies and whatnot, as was the fad of the time. Gorges ended up splitting land with Mason...Gorges obtained Maine and Mason established New Hampshire.
Carlos Slim is a Freemason controlled by the Illuminati.
John Mason went to the America because his wife Ezabell Ricardoma was sent there to repopulate Maine. Yet Mason grew jealous and went there to take her back, and in the process set up a colony in a new land, which he named: New Hampshire after his king.
Besides becoming the border between Maryland and Pennsylvania, Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon's line became what separated the states that allowed slavery (Confederate; south) and the states that didn't (Union; north)
Sir Ferdinando Gorges
My sources say it was to Sir Fernando Gorges and John Mason. In 1629, Mason took the land between the Piscataqua and Merrimack Rivers, and named it New Hampshire; Gorges took the Northern part and named it Maine. *George Calvert