Wyley

Allen and his brother, Wyley, were fitted out with the best the Colony could afford, and sent to England.

Memoirs of a southern woman "within the lines", Mary Polk Branch 1912

He showed in his youth remarkable talent, was a pupil of the Reverend Wyley, rector of the church in

Memoirs of a southern woman "within the lines", Mary Polk Branch 1912

They were very much pleased with his bold, frank, sailorlike manner, and invited him to visit them, Allen at his home, "Mount Gallant," and Wyley at the

Memoirs of a southern woman "within the lines", Mary Polk Branch 1912

Reverend Wyley wished him to have educational advantages that he could not give him, and advanced the money for him to go to England to be educated at

Memoirs of a southern woman "within the lines", Mary Polk Branch 1912

Paul was there and met the most prominent men among them, the Jones brothers, Allen and Wyley.

Memoirs of a southern woman "within the lines", Mary Polk Branch 1912

Police are looking for anyone who saw Wyley, also known as Laurie Descheneaux or "mouse," between 4 p.m. Sept. 16 and noon Sept. 17.

Edmonton Sun 2009

High School, Prof. Mosse of Hinton, Prof.R. P. Sims, Principal of Bluefield Institute; Prof.H. Hatter of Bluefield Institute; Prof. Thomas Jefferson of Hill Top, Prof. Wyley of Kimball High School.

Echoes from a pioneer life, 1909

One afternoon Martha saw him and the master walking towards Fern's Hollow, where the fencing-in of the green and of the coppice behind the hut were being finished rapidly; and she crept with stealthy steps under the hedge of the garden, until she came within earshot of them; but they were just moving on, and all she heard of the conversation were these words, from the lord of the manor: 'You shall have it at any rate you fix, Wyley -- at a peppercorn rent, if you please; but I will not sell a square yard of my land out and out.'

Fern's Hollow Hesba Stretton 1871