Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Robert Wiley
• Name: Robert Wiley
• Name: Robert Wiley
• Birth: Abt 1735, Ireland
• Possessions: 29 May 1760, Augusta County, Virginia; Patent to Robert Wiley
• Legal Entanglement: 11 Jan 1772, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
• Legal Entanglement: 23 Jan 1772, Augusta County, Virginia, USA
• Possessions: 20 Feb 1776, Montgomery County, Virginia; Robert Willey, 80 acres on the east side of New River. p. 37 Early Adventurers on the Western Waters, Vol. V, Mary B. Kegley. Surveys from Fincastle and Montgomery Counties, Plat Book A (Property described a next to Squire Gatliff on p. 44)
• Heads of Household: 1783, Greenbrier County, West Virginia, USA
• Death: 1799, Monroe County, Virginia

Notes:

Legal Entanglement:
Be it known to all persons to whom it may Concern, that whereas Simon Casedy hath taken a Liberty to spread some Slanderous Reports upon John Hall's Daughter concerning her Chastity and on Robert Wiley Concerning Stealing or taking of Bells Clendesta

Legal Entanglement:
Michael Coiner's recantation of slanderous words, same as Simon Casedy's, concerning John Hall's daughter and Robert Wiley.

Heads of Household:
Records in Greenbrier County, VA: 1783-1786 - RALPH GATES, FRANCIS BEST, JOHN WILEY, ROBERT WILEY, Sr., ROBERT WILEY, Jr., and WM. WILEY were listed as heads of household, Greenbrier Co., [W]VA.

Family/Spouse: Sarah Gratlin. Sarah was born about 1725 in Armagh Parish, Armagh, Northern Ireland; died in Monroe Co, Virginia Now, West Virginia, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. William Wylie was born in 1745 in unknown; died in 1810 in Monroe County, West Virginia, USA; was buried in Giles County, Virginia, United States of America.
2. John Wylie was born on 23 Jun 1754 in unknown; died about 1810 in Monroe County, Virginia, United States.
3. Robert Wiley was born in 1760; died in 1845.
4. Thomas Wylie was born about 1762.

Notes:

Ric Blake Pa and Delware Wylie/Wiley/Wyley Notes:
18th Century DE and PA Willeys / Courtesy of Larry Coyle

Unknown Connections:
There is no proof that these three Wylies (Wileys) are connected. They all appear to have come from Ireland originally, settled in PA before moving to the outskirts of Augusta County VA in the 1740s, or soon thereafter.