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WHITLOCK FAMILY NEWSLETTER

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A fairly quiet quarter this time but interesting none the less. I managed to catch up on my emails andcataloguing and work on Lawrence Otis’ April 2013 disc of data. I did not manage to finish it but was ableto add a huge amount to our census collection for 1870 to 1940 mainly for descendants of theWHITLOCK01 & 54 families. Lots of additions to the Certificate collection as well for these two families.

I continue to work on the English census files and am currently working my way through 1871 London. Inotice this census includes a lot of places that on earlier census’ were in Surrey and Kent. So far I have 108images and still have more to do.

John Cook continues to work on the delaBeche family in the 1200's & 1300's and recently acquired a Deedfrom the time of King Henry III (1257). It is beautifully written in Latin and relates to a Manor called “labeche” in the parish of St.Giles Cripplegate in London (R3715). The name remains to this day as Beech Stand Beech Lane in Cripplegate. John is working on the translation from Latin but the deed is between HenrydelaBeche son of Geoffrey delaBeche, Tanner and Richard Bonaventure. There is also mention of JohndelaBeche. We are assuming these persons are relatives of the WHITLOCK02H family but will need moreinformation to determine how they are connected.

Our Whitlock YDNA project continues to yield results. The latest received were from a member ofWHITLOCK18 family who descend from William Whitlock (1680's?-1756) of Devizes, Wiltshire(WHITLOCK69). Plus results from a member of the WHITLOCK20 family who descends from ElishaWhitlock (1670's-1727) of Witney, Oxfordshire. Both are Haplogroup are “E-L117” which is very rare inBritain and is mainly concentrated in West Africa with some movement into Morocco and Southern Spain.The story of how these families arrived in Devizes and Witney pre 1700 will be an interesting one if we canever figure it out. There are so many interesting possibilities including a possible survivor of the ill fatedSpanish Invasion of 1588, an early trader or sailor from Spain or Morocco etc. The results show these twofamilies only share 32 of 37 YDNA markers so while they are likely related it is pretty distant.

Our next result will be from the WHITLOCK64 family that descends from Lot Whitlock (1792?-1864) ofGeorgia and South Carolina. A descendant has submitted his test and we are looking forward to receivingthose results.

As in the last issue, many of the Reference items are census extracts and I will skip those numbers as theyare more easily accessed through the county census files. Other items of interest in this issue include: R3666an on-line book about the Old Meeting House in Mansfield, Nottingham and the non-conformist ministersJohn Whitlock (1625-1708) and John Whitlock Jr. (1661-1723) who helped found it. R3691is a copy of thebeautifully painted Whitlock Coat of Arms granted in 1592 to Richard Whitlock (1565-1624) of Prussia verykindly donated by William Abel Whitlock. Unfortunately when Bill acquired these from the College ofArms in 1977 they attributed them incorrectly to Richard Whitlock (1533-1570) of London. (See a transcriptof this Grant of Arms in the December 2013 issue).

My thanks to Judy Lakkis for her in depth update to the Whitelocks of Maryland family (W57) (X7552) thatfilled in blanks and corrected several mistakes in this chart. I always appreciate people who take the time toexplain why things are incorrect and make our collection more accurate.

The family group sheets relating to the family of Whitlock Waley (W09) received from Darel E. Paul addedgreat detail to this part of the family.

Malcolm Whitlock has also been working through sections of the WHITLOCK51 family that went toScotland and bringing them up to date and filling in the gaps. Much appreciated.

Bob Green wrote a very interesting email regarding a British RAF pilot Robert Whitlock who died inLebanon June 16,1944 during the Second World War (X7591). Robert continued to fly his crippled planeuntil all his crew had time to escape. Bob’s father was one the crew and he is putting together a book tohonor Robert Whitlock who gave his own life to save his mates. I was not able to place Robert in our

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records and hope we will be able to do so.

Jerry Whitlock has been sending in information and photographs regarding the Whitlock Cordage Companyof New York and his father and grandfather (W16) and I look forward to adding more to our files.

I am still about 600 behind in printing the Certificates in the Newsletter so many of the new additions to ourfiles have not shown yet. I will work my way through them eventually. The latest ones printed are mainlyfrom Dorset.

Welcome to the new subscribers and thanks to everyone who renewed their subscription for another year -all very much appreciated.

Patrick and I have been taking annual treks to Springfield, Missouri each summer to visit his elderly Auntbut unfortunately she died recently. She was 90 and still living in her own home and still driving so wasactive right to the end. We will miss her. On our trips across the country we have tried to make contact withas many Whitlock researchers as we can. Last year we stopped in Wichita, Kansas to meet John LeslieWhitlock and this year to hope to get together with Bill Lindsey of Little Rock, Arkansas. On trips south wealways try to visit with Edith Carlson and her husband in Eagle Point, Oregon. Always interesting visits andgreat to hear the research adventures first hand.

This issue includes a couple of wills I collected in Salt Lake City last year. They trace a part of the familythat left Devon in the 1800's and headed north to Gloucestershire. It was interesting to review some of thematerial received in the 1970's that these Wills related to.

Hope you enjoy this issue and have a great summer.

MISCELLANEOUSX7548 2 Email from Pamela Gomez Dd Feb.26,2014 re John G.& Iola Barkdull (Haines) Whitlock

(M1900's) of NJX7549 2 Email from Greg Whitlock Dd Mar.1,2014 obit Lawrence Melvin Whitlock (1926-2014) 87

died Feb.26,2014 Beckley, WV W85X7550 12 Email from Betty Wood Dd Mar.6,2014 re descent from Jonathan & Hannah (Whitlock)

Wood (M1775) Ridgefield, Fairfield Co., Ct W09X7551 1 Marriage Jun.28,1854 of William Whitlock 26 & Rosanna Finey 23 St. Andrew, Chichester,

SSX W50X7552 6 Whitelocks of Maryland from Judy Lakkis W57X7553 2 Family Group Sheet re Lyman Paul Edwards & Leila Louise Bedell (M1903) Greene Co.,

Mo from Bruce Edwards W25X7554 2 Email from Valerie Kuhn Dd Mar.6-11,2014 re descent from Isaac & Laura (??) (Davis)

Whitlock (M1827) New Milford, Ct W09X7555 1 Alumi Oxoniesis 1500-1714 on line W02HX7556 2 www.findagrave.com Greenwood Memorial Park, San Diego, San Diego Co., Ca, Linn Co.,

Ia re Thomas Sidney Whitelock (1863-1938) W57X7557 5 Descendants of Thomas Harden Whitlock (1843- ) of Patrick Co., Va from Greg Whitlock

W85X7558 1 Deliver Us From Evil by Dr.Thomas A. Dooley, MD re Donald Whitlock pg 69,71 from

Arvilla CoreyX7559 14 Family Group Sheets re descent from James Pulaski & Sarah J. (Jones) Whitlock (M1872)

Montgomery Co., Ar from Rita Silva W64X7560 1 Email from Malcolm Whitlock Dd Mar.13,2014 re birth Ruben Calum Whitlock Mar.12,2014

Wishaw, Lanarkshire, SCT W51X7561 2 Family Group Sheets re descent from Charles Whitelock (1754?-1830) Cecil Co., Md from

Amy Moore W57X7562 3 Email from Bruce Edwards Dd Mar.15,2014 re descent from John & Catherine (Cox)

Whitlock (M1790's) Surry Co., NC W25X7563 1 Descent from William & Hannah (Cutts) Whitlock (M1796) Goldhanger, ESS from Janis

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X7564 1 www.parliament.uk Mar.13,2003 re Ralph Whitlock & Pitton, WIL from Malcolm WhitlockW51

X7565 1 Email from Margaret W. Mortimer Dd Mar.28,2014 re James Archibald & Angelina(Hawkins) Whitlock (M1858) Orange Co., Va W35

X7566 1 Email from Ray Casiano Dd Mar.29,2014 re Charles Sherman & Robbie Nell (Stevens)Whitlock (M1930s?) of Placer Co., Ca

X7567 39 Family Group Sheets re Whitlock Whaley (1792?-1860) of NY from Darel E. Paul W09X7568 1 PEI Deaths obit Wendell William Whitlock 80 died Jan.31,2012 Charlottetown, PEI from

Lawrence OtisX7569 1 Obit James Ernest Vodden 90 died Jun 1994 Pilot, Mb from Lawrence OtisX7570 1 Obit Reginald MacDonald Whitlock 89 died Mar.1,2005 Charlottetown, PEI from Lawrence

Otis W01X7571 1 Marriage Rua Field Beail & Winnifred Courbarron May 22,1917 Pitt Meadows, BC from

Lawrence Otis W01X7572 1 In Memoriam.ca obit Stephen Leslie Thompson died Mar.29, 2008 Clinton, PEI from

Lawrence Otis W01X7573 4 The Alexander Cohen Hospice, Hughson, Ca re re Mary Jean (Graham) (Coeur Barron)

Thompson from Lawrence Otis W01X7574 1 The Record obit Muriel Anne (Whitlock) Lukas d.Oct.26,2008 Port Elgin, On from

Lawrence Otis W01X7575 89 UKBDM re WHITLOCK01 family from Lawrence Otis W01X7576 1 www.findagrave.com Rose Hill Cemetery, Chickasha Grady Co., Ok re Robert Chester

Whitlock (1896-1924) from Bruce Edwards W84X7577 1 London Free Press Jan.17,2005 obit Edward V. Flaxman died Jan.15,2005 London,

Middlesex Co., On from Lawrence Otis W28X7578 2 Robert & Norma Elizabeth (Wellington) Minielly (M1979) Forest, On from Lawrence Otis

W28X7579 1 London Free Press Mar.22,2005 obit Ray Valentine Wellington 86 died Mar.20,2005 Mitton,

On from Lawrence Otis W28X7580 1 Toronto Star Mar.26,2005 obit Thomas Edward Whitlock died Apr.24,2005 Augusta, Ga

from Lawrence Otis W28X7581 1 Marriage Sep.28,1865 Obion Co., Tn A.S. Palsgrove & M.M. WhitlockX7582 1 Email from Randal Wesley Whitlock Dd Apr.13,2014 re descent from Albert Whitlock of AlX7583 1 Franklin Co., Mo marriages from Mandane EnnisX7584 1 The Toronto Star Oct.31,2009 obit Audrey Mary (Whitlock) Gogo died Oct.21,2009

Midland, On from Lawrence OtisX7585 141 UKBDM re WHITLOCK54 family from Lawrence Otis W54X7586 2 Emails from Wayne Montgomery Dd Apr. 2014 re Alexander John Francis Whitlock b.1879

Longham, DOR W15X7587 1 Email from Greg Whitlock Dd Apr.30,2014 re obit James Edward Whitlock 84 died

Apr.29,2014 Christiansburg, Va W85X7588 2 Email from Malcolm Whitlock Dd Apr.30,2014 re graves of Frank Herbert Whitlock

(1906-1981) & Dorothy May (Boxall) Whitlock (1906-1977) of Romsey, HAM W51X7589 3 Email from Malcolm Whitlock Dd May 2,2014 Graves of Evilyn John Whitlock (1912-1995)

& Barbara (Tannock) Whitlock (1921-2009) Ashburton, DEV W51X7590 2 Email from Necia Yehia Dd May 5,2014 re birth Liliana Grace McCulloch May 4,2014

Hamilton, On W01X7591 2 Emails from Bob Green Dd May 10,11,2014 re RAF Pilot Robert Whitlock died Jun.16,1944

LebanonX7592 12 Family Group Sheets re descent from Leona Mae (Whitlock) (Baker) (Mills) (Mays)

(Spencer) Lynchoninski (1914-1995) from Donna Woods W33X7593 1 Marriage of Harold Allen Whitlock & Gertrude Hamilton Oct.7,1908 Manhattan, NY from

Jerry Whitlock W16X7594 1 Galveston Weekly News Jun.30,1892 re death of George Whitlock, Tyler, Tx from Paula

Whitlock W09X7595 1 Birth of Harold Allen Whitlock Aug.15,1882 Paterson, Passaic Co., NJ from Jerry Whitlock

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RALPH WHITLOCK (1914-1995) - REMEMBEREDThe following is taken from www.parliament.uk the official record of Parliament in the UK. It relates to theserious flooding issues that have plagued Britain and continue to do so:

13 Mar 2003 : Column 491

I should like to take a short trip down memory lane. A remarkable author called Ralph Whitlock was born inthe village of Pitton and many years later died in the neighbouring village of Winterslow. In 1988, he wrote abook about life in the villages on the edge of Salisbury plain. I shall quote one passage, which states:

"More than twenty years have now elapsed since the springs last broke in Pitton. The water-table in thechalk has evidently been sinking steadily. New residents tend to be sceptical about the tales of floods, and itis difficult to believe them.

The senior citizens who remember them well regard wet summers and wetter autumns with hopefulanticipation: "I hope I live long enough to see the springs down just once more!" they say. It would, theyfeel, be a just nemesis falling on those who ignored their advice and built new houses on sites which wereonce flooded regularly.

But the years pass and the springs stay well below the surface. It is unlikely that they will be seen again."

He was wrong. We need to remember that in the 1960s this country's climate was unusually dry. In thatperiod, many planning authorities and river boards allowed houses and industrial estates to be built on floodplains. That is at the root of many of the current problems.

One of the saddest examples can be found in the village of Pitton. Ralph Whitlock told me that one could tellwhen it was going to flood there by checking the black stone 4 ft from the top of the well at Box cottage.When the water reached that black stone, the village would flood three days later. Box cottage has gone now.The land has been built over. The well is no more. The village floods, heavily and regularly.

Flooding is a tremendous problem, but some really quite simple solutions have hardly been touched ontoday. Tom Ridout, clerk of Allington parish council, wrote to me on 10 January. The matter could not havebeen put better. Mr. Ridout said that changing weather patterns and increased river flows were crucialfactors, and added:

"If this calamity is not to recur annually serious forethought and expensive measures must be taken toquickly improve maintenance of the river—dredging, clearing of weed, clearing of banks, raising bunds,raising bridges where they have a dam effect, etc. This will require a national initiative.

At the local level, the parish council are constantly chiding their masters over matters of basic maintenance.Ditch clearing, weed cutting, drain emptying, etc. Though these factors may not have an influence on the fullmeasure of these floods there can be no doubt that regular basic maintenance has a part to play. The localauthority are ever ready to issue glossy brochures and send out wordy consultation documents and letters butslow to send men regularly, with tools, to do what needs to be done. Particularly this is so in the countrysidewhere so often the inhabitants are at the very end of the queue for resources."

I therefore commend Wiltshire county council for reintroducing the ancient concept of lengthsmen who areattached to a village so many weeks a year and go round doing just that. It is no good weeping over the factthat our farmers no longer have a surplus of labour who used to spend the growing months ditching. They nolonger ditch because there are no longer people to ditch.13 Mar 2003 : Column 492

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Ralph Whitlock is part of our WHITLOCK51 family and was the author of more than 100 books, mainly onrural issues. I came to know Ralph from an article I read in the “Field” magazine in 1967. I wrote to himenquiring about his Whitlock family and started a correspondence that continued for nearly thirty years until


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his death in 1995. I credit Ralph with getting mestarted on the quest that resulted in the WhitlockFamily Association and more than forty five years ofresearch into the Whit(e)lock families and theirdescendants.

Ralph was very proud of his heritage and the fact hispart of the Whitlock family had lived in the samevillage for over 400 years. Ralph believed in thecollection and recording of knowledge and thepassing on that knowledge to each successivegeneration. He used his skills as a writer tocontribute a vast repository of knowledge. He wrotea weekly article for the local newspaper for overfifty-five years and used this as a base to write manyof his books. He not only knew how daily lifeworked in his village and country surrounding it, heresearched the history and understood why villagelife worked the way it did. I remember him writingto me about one of the Whitlock holdings in Pittonthat linked two sets of fields at opposite ends of thevillage. Throughout the seasons, the owner could beobserved driving his horses and sheep through thevillage from one field to the other. They had beenfarmed as one unit as long as he could remember.His research revealed that the two properties hadbecome linked in the 1600's and had remained so for400 years.

The item from the Parliament records would pleaseRalph and also sadden him. In so many cases thewealth of knowledge built up over centuries is allthere but not consulted or worse consulted and thenignored as the countryside evolves to accommodatethe growing population. Unfortunately we likely allcan think of examples of this occurring all over theworld and still occurring!! Ralph’s contribution washuge and it lives on and it is nice to see from time totime that it is recognized. Our thanks to Malcolm Ralph Whitlock & his pet badgerWhitlock for sending this item in. From A Family And A Village

SOURCE: X7564

REFERENCESR3664 1 Old Bude by Joan Rendall Re J.P. Whitlock & Sons Holsworthy Devon England from

Geraldine Barnes-Lawrence W01R3666 77 The Old Meeting House, Mansfield by John Harrop White 1959 Whitlocks of

Nottinghamshire Mansfield Nottinghamshire England W02HR3667 1 Funeral Card 1973 Raymond Gerald Whitlock (1934-1973) Charleston Kanawah Co. West

Virginia USA from Greg Whitlock W85R3668 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 Asa Thurston Whitlock West Virginia USA from Greg

Whitlock W85R3669 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 Charles Edward Whitlock West Virginia USA from Greg

Whitlock W85R3670 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 Charles Payton Whitlock West Virginia USA from Greg

Whitlock W85R3671 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 Charley Whitlock West Virginia USA from Greg Whitlock

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R3672 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 Clarence David Whitlock West Virginia USA from GregWhitlock W85

R3673 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 Esley Frazier Whitlock West Virginia USA from GregWhitlock W85

R3674 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 Garrett VanHorn Whitlock West Virginia USA from GregWhitlock W85

R3675 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 Harry Edward Whitlock West Virginia USA from GregWhitlock W85

R3676 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 Ira Whitlock West Virginia USA from Greg WhitlockW85

R3677 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 James Allen Whitlock West Virginia USA from GregWhitlock W85

R3678 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 Joel Preston Whitlock West Virginia USA from GregWhitlock W85

R3679 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 John William Whitlock West Virginia USA from GregWhitlock W85

R3680 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 Roy McClung Whitlock West Virginia USA from GregWhitlock W85

R3681 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 Samuel Harrison Whitlock West Virginia USA from GregWhitlock W85

R3682 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 Thomas Ballard Whitlock West Virginia USA from GregWhitlock W85

R3683 1 Draft Registration Card WW1 William Preston Whitlock West Virginia USA from GregWhitlock W85

R3685 1 bizaro Cartoon 2014 Mar 3 “Whitlock” Vancouver Province Vancouver BC Canada fromRobert Walter Whitlock

R3686 5 Pension Books “India” 1828 Aug 12 Robert Charles Whitelocke from Jennifer Hart W21R3687 9 Draft Registration Card WW11 WHITLOCK85 family members West Virginia USA

from Greg Whitlock W85R3691 1 Coat of Arms 1592 Apr 20 Richard Whitlock (1565-1624) Elbing Prussia from William

Able Whitlock W02HR3692 3 Land sales to Montreal & Ottawa Railways Co. 1892 Oct 19 Kyte, Mathison, Whitlock

families Como Village Vaudeuil Quebec Canada from David Mills W09R3693 221 The History and Antiquities of the Hundred of Compton, Berks by William Hewett 1844 re

De la Beche family – The Giants of Aldworth Aldworth Berkshire England from JohnCook W02H

R3694 1 British History Online The Manor of Beches, Wokingham Wokingham BerkshireEngland from John Cook W02H

R3695 1 Calendar of Close Rolls Pg 593 1231 Manor of Godlaming – William de la Beche vs Hugo deNeville Godlaming Surrey England from John Cook W02H

R3708 2 Probate 1926 Frederick William John Worsey Plumstead Kent England from LawrenceOtis W54

R3709 1 Probate 1948 Kate Louisa (Barnes) Worsey Plumstead Kent England from Lawrence OtisW54

R3710 1 Probate 1948 Alfred Edward Hester Monk Fryston Yorkshire England from LawrenceOtis W54

R3711 1 Probate 1944 Frank Fowler Putney Surrey England from Lawrence Otis W54R3712 1 Probate 1951 William Frederick Craney Putney Surrey England from Lawrence Otis

W54R3715 2 Deed to Richard Bonaventure (E40-2263) 1257 Henry delaBeche son of Geofrey deleBeche

St.Giles Cripplegate London England from John Cook W02HR3716 2 WWI & WWII Registration Cards Harold Allen Whitlock (1882-1957) New York USA

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WILL OF HENRY THOMAS WYCKLIFFEWHITLOCK 1870

This is the last Will and Testament of me Henry Thomas Wyckliffe Whitlock of Eastcombs in the Parish ofBisley Gloucestershire Accountant I give devise and bequeath all my real chattel real and personal Estate ofwhat nature or kind soever including the policies on my life unto my Father The Reverend Henry Whitlockhis heirs executors administrators and assigns according to the natures and tenures thereof respectivelycharged with the payment of my just debts including my debt of Three hundred pounds secured on Mortgageto Lindsey William Winterbotham of Stroud Solicitor and any debt I may owe to the GloucestershireBanking Company and also my funeral and testamentary expenses and also with the payment of Onehundred pounds each to my Brothers and Sister And I appoint my said Father sole Executor of this my WillIn Witness whereof I have at the foot or end thereof signed my name this eleventh day of July one thousandeight hundred and seventy.

Henry T. W. Whitlock

Signed by the said Testator Henry Thomas Wyckliffe Whitlock as and for his last Will in the presence of uspresent at the same time who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have subscribedour names as witnesses

Arnold J. Bennett ) Clerks to Lindsey W. Winterbotham)Wm. Hewetson ) Sol’r

Stroud )

Proved at Gloucester the 1st day of September 1870 by the Affirmation of the Reverend Henry WhitlockDissenting Minister, the Father the sole Executor to whom Administration was granted.

The Testator Henry Thomas Wyckliffe Whitlock was late of Eastcombs in the Parish of Bisley in the Countyof Gloucester Accountant and died on the 12th day of August 1870 at Eastcombs aforesaid.Under £2,000

L.W. Winterbotham Sol’r Stroud

Certified by me to be a correct copy

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Henry Thomas Wyckliffe Whitlock was born 1843 in Leighfield, Belton, Rutland, the son of HenryWhitlock (1815-1873) and his wife Elizabeth Webber who were married Oct.29,1842 in Okehampton,Devon. Henry was the fifth of ten sons and two daughters born to Richard Whitlock & Mary Knight ofLangtree, Devon. Henry Sr. was a brother of my gggrandfather Thomas Whitlock who with his Wife Ann(Whitlock) Whitlock also had a great many sons, nine with two daughters of which only one lived. Thisfamily is detailed on the WHITLOCK01 chart, the Whitlocks of Langtree, Devon.

SOURCE: R3258

PHOTOGRAPHSPH1625 Grave of James M. Whitlock (1858-1931) Woodville Cemetery, Woodville, Macon Co., Mo

from Barbara KoelzerPH1626 Engraving of Dr. Anthony Tuckney (1599-1670) Master of Emmanuel College, Cambridge

(W02H) from Debbie WhitlockPH1627 Grave of Iola Barkdull (Haines) Whitlock (1886-1912) Odd Fellows Cemetery & Mauseleum,

Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ from Pamela GomezPH1628 Alice Martha (Norton) Whitlock (1843?-1934) & Meshech Whitlock (1842-1916) of Frome,

SOM from Eric Whitlock


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PH1629 Grave of Ridge Whitlock (1855-1909) El Reno Cemetery, El Reno, Canadian Co., Okfrom Karen Whitlock

PH1630 Grave of Finnetta M. (Bridgman) Whitlock (1853-1926) El Reno Cemetery, El Reno, CanadianCo., Ok from Karen Whitlock

PH1631 Graves of Dudley Ralph Whitlock (1889-1964) & Bertha Dixie (Herman) Whitlock(1893-1972) El Reno Cemetery, El Reno, Canadian Co., Ok from Karen Whitlock

PH1632 Grave of Carl Whitlock (1885-1956) El Reno Cemetery, El Reno, Canadian Co., Okfrom Karen Whitlock

PH1633 Grave or Clyde R. Whitlock (1908-1910) El Reno Cemetery, El Reno, Canadian Co., Okfrom Karen Whitlock

PH1634 4 unknown boys Roy Whitlock (1910- ), Carl Eugene Whitlock (1913-1979), 6 unknownboys, Carl Earl Whitlock (1885-1956) 5 unknown boys 1918? El Reno, Ok from KarenWhitlock

PH1635 John Albert Whitelock (1852-1938) & Annie Eliza(Wilson) Whitelock (1819-1893) 1850's Md (W57)from Amy B.Moore

PH1636 Graves of Annie Eliza (Wilson) Whitelock(1819-1893) & John Whitelock (1819-1896) withDianne Marie (Whitelock) (Burton) Miller (1946- )& Amy (Burton) Moore (1972- ) RiverviewCemetery, Wilmington, De (W57) from AmyB.Moore

PH1637 Doris Anna (Whitelock) Woerth 1222 GeorgetownRoad, Christiana, Pa 2013 (W57) from AmyB.Moore

PH1638 Dianne Marie (Whitelock) (Burton) Miller (1946- )& Amy (Burton) Moore (1972- ) at Whitelock &Woerth Georgetown Road, Christiana, Pa 2013(W57) from Amy B.Moore

PH1639 Judy (Spivak) Lakkis & Hanna Simon Lakkis RoyalCaribbean Cruise Feb.2011 (W57) from Judy Lakkis

PH1640 Reginald Tom Whitlock (1908-1975), Evilyn JohnWhitlock (1912- ), Ivy Jane Latitia Whitlock(1914- ), Edwin Arthur Whitlock (1910-1995),Frank Herbert Whitlock (1906- ) 1971 WestTytherley, WIL (W51) from Malcolm Whitlock

PH1641 Tom Whitlock (1868-1948) & Agnes (Alderman)Whitlock (1878-1952) 1940's West Tytherley, HAM(W51) from Malcolm Whitlock

PH1642 Grave of Thomas Jefferson Whitlock (1809-1895)Mt. Comfort Cemetery, Greene Co., Mo from PH1635Bruce Edwards

PH1643 Graves of William A. Kyte (1857-1926), Susannah Hempstead (1859-1941) & Ethel G. Kyte(1896-1979) Bloomfield Cemetery, Bloomfield, Essex Co., NJ (W09) from David Mills

PH1644 Charles Whitlock Whaley (1860-1924) Vernon, Oneida Co., NY (W09) from Mila AndersenPH1645 Graves of Amriah Whaley (1867-1929), Charles Whitlock Whaley (1860-1924) & Emma J.

(Gibson) Whaley (1860-1938) Vernon Center Cemetery, Vernon Center, Oneida Co., NY(W09) from Mila Andersen

PH1646 Emma (Gibson) Whaley (1860-1938) Vernon, Oneida Co., NY (W09) from Mila AndersenPH1647 Bert T. Whaley (1888-1967) of Vernon, Oneida Co., NY (W09) from Mila AndersenPH1648 Lucile Abbie (Brandis) Whaley (1889-1968) of Vernon, Oneida Co., NY (W09) from Mila

AndersenPH1649 Graves of Lucile Abbie (Brandis) Whaley (1889-1968) & Bert T. Whaley( 1888-1967)

Deansboro Cemetery, Deansboro, Oneida Co., NY (W09) from Mila AndersenPH1650 Grave of Theodore Bert Whaley (1930-1995) Deansboro Cemetery, Deansboro, Oneida Co.,

NY (W09) from Mila AndersenPH1651 Graves of Evilyn John Whitlock (1912-1994) & Barbara (??) Whitlock (1921-2009) Ashburton,

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PH1652 Graves of Edwin Arthur Whitlock (1910-1995) & Mary Irene (Hall) Whitlock (1914-2001)West Tytherley, HAM (W51) from Malcolm Whitlock

PH1653 Grave of Calum McLean Whitlock (1979-2001) Helensburgh, Argyll & Bute, SCT (W51)from Malcolm Whitlock

PH1654 Melissa Ella Canning & Mathew Mark Lukas 2011 yourlifemoments.ca Port Elgin, Onfrom Lawrence Otis

PH1655 James Edward Whitlock (1929?-2014) of Christiansburg, Va (W85) from Greg WhitlockPH1656 Graves of Frank Herbert Whitlock (1906-1981) & Dorothy May (Boxall) Whitlock (1906-1977)

of Romsey, HAM (W51) from Malcolm WhitlockPH1657 Harold A. Whitlock (1882-1957) Whitlock Cordage Co., NY 1950? (W16) from Jerry Whitlock

WILL OF HENRY WHITLOCK 1873This is the last Will and Testament of me Henry Whitlock of Eastcombe in the parish of Bisley in theCounty of Gloucester I do hereby give unto my beloved wife Elizabeth Whitlock the whole of my propertyof every sort and Kind whatever and wheresoever for the payment of my just debts and her sole use andbenefit I hereby appoint my said Wife my sole Executrix of this my Will and Testament for all the purposeswhat the law doth and hath provided Signed this the third day of June 1873.

Henry WhitlockSigned by the said Testator as his last Will and Testament in the presence of we present at the same timewho at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses.

Lot WinstoneWilliam Wood

Proved at Gloucester the 28th day of November 1873 by the affirmation of Elizabeth Whitlock Widow theRelict the sole Executrix to whom Administration was granted.

The Testator The Reverend Henry Whitlock was late of Eastcombe in the parish of Bisley in the County ofGloucester Baptist Minister and died on the 5th day of November 1873 at Eastcombe aforesaid.

Under £200E. Witchell

Sol’r Stroud

Certified by me to be a correct copy-----

Henry Whitlock is part of the WHITLOCK01 family, the Whitlocks of Langtree, Devon. He and his wifeElizabeth Webber had three sons and a daughter Elizabeth Mary. There is no record of sons Elijah WebberWhitlock and Charles Henry Whitlock marrying but Elizabeth Mary Whitlock was married to BenjaminChurchill in 1870 and had three children. Her daughter Elizabeth Mary Minnie Churchill born in 1876married John Thomas Henry Callis. Their daughter Mary Lillian Callis married Thomas William Buttifantin 1921. Their son Jeffery Thomas Buttifant is the only descendant of this part of the family that I have beenable to trace.

SOURCES: R0066; R0067; R3081; R3084; R3088; R3258; R3440; X6046; CERT1063;

NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGSNP1476 Kanawha Co., WV Aug.18,1896 obit Thomas Whitlock of George's Creek died Aug.15,1896

(W85) from Greg WhitlockNP1477 Sunday Gazette-Mail Jul.26,1992 “Hoffman-Whitlock” re marriage Sep.5,1992 Gregory Alan

Whitlock & Nancy Rae Hoffman, Mountain Lake, Giles Co., Va (W85) from Greg WhitlockNP1478 WV 2000 “Oldtimers Isaac Whitlock – Nancy McClung” (M1895) Carl, Nicholas Co., WV

(W85) from Greg Whitlock


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NP1479 Co Oct.21,1970 “Mabel Whitlock, Retired Bank Employe Dies” re Mabel (Merriweather )Whitlock died Oct.20,1970 Denver, Co from Barbara Koelzer

NP1480 Yankee Magazine June 1990 re Manson Whitlock of New Haven, Ct (W09)from Arvilla CoreyNP1481 The Daily Olympian Dec.27,1986 re Richard & Debora Whitlock from Arvilla CoreyNP1482 Bellingham Herald Sep.12,1993 re birth Sep 1 of a son to Carlos & Mary Whitlock,

Sedro-Woolley, Wa from Arvilla CoreyNP1483 Record Courier, Baker City, Or Jul.12,1990 “Virginia Killer Suspect Arrested by BCPD

Tues.” re 19 year old Leann Whitlock, Roanoke, Va from Arvilla CoreyNP1484 Record Courier, Baker City, Or Sep.10,1987 re Tom & Elda Whitlock of Vale Or at

Bates-Austin reunion from Arvilla CoreyNP1485 ?? NY “Died of Paralysis” obit Mary Jane (Bohannan) Whaley (Mrs. David Whaley)

(1835-1901) died Sep.2,1901 Williamstown, NY (W09)from Mila AndersenNP1486 ?? NY “C.W. Whaley Dies At Home Near Vernon” re Charles Whitlock Whaley (1860-1924)

died May 18,1924 Vernon, Oneida Co., NY (W09)from Mila AndersenNP1487 ?? NY “B.T. Whaley Dies at 78” obit Bert T. Whaley (1888-1967) died Mar. 1967 Deansboro,

NY (W09) from Mila AndersenNP1488 ?? NY “LeRoy C. Whaley” obit LeRoy Charles Whaley (1891-1968) died May 16,1968 Oneida

Co., NY (W09) from Mila AndersenNP1489 Stockbridge, Ma “N.Y. Woman Dies at Red Lion” obit Gertrude (Hamilton) Whitlock 62 died

Jul.23,1948 (W16) from Jerry WhitlockNP1490 New York Times Dec.8,1957 obit Harold A. Whitlock died Dec.7,1957 New York, NY (W16)

from Jerry Whitlock

WEBBER, MADGE, JOHNS CONNECTIONSThe following was received from Myrtle (Madge) Johns and was written by her uncle Walter WebberMadge (1851-1937)

Written August 13, 1894

Father left Devonshire, England, in a miserable, unseaworthy sailing vessel in the summer of 1849 withmother, sisters Frances, Lydia Mary, Ann Elizabeth and brothers Silas Walter and Philip Thomas Webberand our cousin Mary Murley. It took three months to cross the Atlantic. Brother Samuel was born off theN.S. Coast on September 9th 1849. Father walked from Quebec City to what is now Exeter, Ontario. Hebought 100 acres in Usborne Township, Huron County where a log cabin had been built in a ten acreclearing in the hard wood forest.

The house had a large room which was used for parlor, dining room and kitchen and two bed-rooms on theground floor. The ladder led upstairs where there were two other rooms. The ladder was fastened betweenthe joists during the day. Year by year the clearing extended and cultivation increased. Every spring maplesugar and syrup were made and some I think sold.

Here in 1851, October 3rd, I Walter Madge was born. I afterwards added the name Webber to my name sothat father would not get my love-letters. Two years after me Paul was born and three years thereafter MaryCatherine and again two years our baby sister Jennie (Harriet Jane) was born.

Written from a letter sent me by sister Jennie dated December 11, 1888.

Mother’s grandfather Webber was called John. He had a cork leg. He dealt in cattle. He was quite wealthy,being able to buy a manor of land. He gave each of his four daughters a farm. Their names were Grace,Dorothy, Elizabeth, and Ann. Grandfather Webber was the only son. His name was Thomas. He had twosons and three daughters, John, Ann, Mary, Elizabeth and Thomas. John Webber married Jane Madge andAnn Webber was married to Richard Raymond. Mary Webber was married to our father Walter Madge onDecember 31, 1838. Elizabeth Webber was married to Henry Whitlock, a Baptist minister and ThomasWebber married Harriet Allen. Grandmother Webber’s maiden name was Ann Brawn. She was of awealthy family and her mother’s son was an English cleryman. Others of the family were merchants.Mother’s great-grandmother’s maiden name was Mary Parden. On both sides of our house our ancestorswere Devonshire and mother does not know that their ancestors for generations had been anything else.


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Mary Madge my mother died February 1, 1892. End of history.

SOURCE: R0066-----

Henry Whitlock who married Elizabeth Webber is part of the WHITLOCK01 family. (See his Will and theWill of his son Henry Thomas Wyckliffe Whitlock in this issue).

There are several Whitlock connections with the Webbers, Madges & Johns families. Myrtle (Madge)Johns (1884-1977) who compiled this information in the 1960's was married to Alfred Edward Johns whosegrandmother was Eliza Whitlock whose sister Ann Whitlock was married to Thomas Whitlock the brother ofthe above Henry Whitlock.

Myrtle and Alfred’s son Martin Welsey Johns was married to Margaret Hilborn whose grandmother wasAnne Brook Whitlock whose family was also from Langtree, Devon. Thus the Webber, Madge and Johnsfamilies were totally inter-related with the Whitlocks of Devon.

CERTIFICATESCERT3497 M 1950 Nov 11 Robert Ernest GOWER 27 & Sheila Silvia Pauline WHITLOCK 20 d

William Reginald & Kate (BARLOW)(GRUNDY) WHITLOCK Christ Church RamsgateKent England WRE14 W74

CERT3498 M 1858 Jul 26 William WITLOCK 35 & Ann FOX 27 s Thomas WITLOCKHoly Trinity Margate Kent England

CERT3499 M 1917 Feb 22 Ernest John Alaska HARVEY 33 & Ethel Annie WHITLOCK 29d Walter William & Julia WHITLOCK Holy Trinity Ramsgate Kent England WWA32W20

CERT3500 b 1900 Apr 18 Robert Lionel Apthorpe RIPLEY s Reginald John & Ella Maud(STEPHENSON) RIPLEY St.Ann's Bay St.Ann Jamaica West Indies W21

CERT3501 b 1894 Oct 31 Reginald Charles Proby RIPLEY s Reginald John & Ella Maud(STEPHENSON) RIPLEY St.Ann's Bay St.Ann Jamaica West Indies W21

CERT3502 b 1896 Apr 22 Ruth Haywood RIPLEY d Reginald John & Ella Maud (STEPHENSON)RIPLEY St.Ann's Bay St.Ann Jamaica West Indies W21

CERT3503 b 1903 Aug 17 Florence Margaret RIPLEY d Reginald John & Ella Maud(STEPHENSON) RIPLEY St.Ann's Bay St.Ann Jamaica West Indies W21

CERT3504 b 1909 Dec 25 Edward William Noel Lynch RIPLEY s Reginald John & Ella Maud(STEPHENSON) RIPLEY St.Ann's Bay St.Ann Jamaica West Indies W21

CERT3505 M 1911 Apr 17 Alfred James Edwin WHITLOCK 28 & Grace Lillian BROWN 28 sAlfred WHITLOCK St.Pauls Poole Dorset England

CERT3506 M 1884 Dec 20 William John RAYMOND & Emily Elizabeth WHITLOCK d Jeremiah& Maria WHITLOCK Dorset England WJR15

CERT3507 Br 1956 Mar 7 Arthur Sydenham Henry WHITELOCK 78 s George & Fanny F.WHITELOCK All Saints Branksome Park Dorset England WG320 W15

CERT3508 Br 1866 Dec 27 Andrew Thomson WHITELOCK 1 Great Canford Dorset EnglandCERT3509 M 1874 Apr 21 Ellick WHITELOCK & Anney (HENNING) WHITELOCK s Charles &

Mary Ann WHITELOCK Canford Dorset England WA34 W15CERT3510 Br 1841 Jul 9 Ann WHITELOCK 0 Sherborne Dorset EnglandCERT3511 Br 1878 Nov 25 Anna WHITLOCK 77 Poole Dorset EnglandCERT3512 Br 1884 May 28 Annie WHITELOCK 36 Hampreston Dorset England WA34 W15CERT3513 Br 1888 Jan 23 Albert WHITELOCK 0 Sanford Orcas Dorset EnglandCERT3514 Br 1900 Apr 11 Ada WHITELOCK 22 Sanford Orcas Dorset EnglandCERT3515 Br 1932 Nov 24 Ann WHITELOCK 53 Broadstone Dorset EnglandCERT3516 Br 1962 Feb 15 Andrew WHITELOCK 72 Broadstone Dorset EnglandCERT3517 Br 1952 May 13 Anthony Walter George WHITELOCK 20 Sherborne Dorset England


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CERT3518 Br 1923 Nov 3 Bertram John WHITELOCK 32 Branksome Park Dorset EnglandCERT3519 M 1839 Stephen JANES & Diana WHITLOCK Dorset EnglandCERT3520 Br 1991 Feb 2 Charles Alfred WHITLOCK 78 West Lulworth Dorset EnglandCERT3521 Br 1897 Sep 6 Cyril Frederick Norman WHITELOCK 0 Branksome Dorset EnglandCERT3522 M 1882 Nov 13 Charles George WHITLOCK & Fanny Ellen RAYMOND s Jeremiah

WHITLOCK All Saints Gussage Dorset England WCA261CERT3523 Br 1939 Jul 8 Charles George WHITLOCK 53 s Jeremiah WHITLOCK Farnham

Dorset England WCA261CERT3524 M 1909 Feb 10 Charles George WHITLOCK 23 &Kate Armstrong REED 19 s Charles

George & Fanny Ellen (RAYMOND) WHITLOCK All Saints Gussage Dorset EnglandWCA261

CERT3525 Br 1887 Feb 22 Charlotte Proby WHITELOCK 36 Francis & Jane (BOURNE)WHITELOCK Kinson Dorset England WF136

CERT3526 M 1814 Mar 30 John GOSLING & Charlotte WHITLOCK d William & Susanna(BURRISS) WHITLOCK Horton cum Woodland Dorset England WW38

CERT3527 M 1843 Nov 18 Charles WHITLOCK & Matilda MORGAN s Stephen Rebecca(WEEKS) WHITLOCK Horton Dorset England WCA5

CERT3528 M 1851 Apr 14 Charles WHITLOCK & Johanna BRAFFET s Thomas & MaryWHITLOCK Horton Dorset England WCA21

CERT3529 M 1890 Jun 11 Charles WHITLOCK 28 & Lottie ROSE 21 s James WHITLOCKOkeford Dorset England WCA244

CERT3530 M 1920 Jan 3 Charles WHITLOCK 46 & Edith Thirza Mary STICKLEN s EliWHITLOCK Gussage St.Michael Dorset England

CERT3531 M 1882 Mar 29 Alexander Moore WHITLOCK 24 & Alice H. CRANE 24 s JohnAnthony & Mary Lucy (HAM) WHITLOCK Staunton Augusta Co. Virginia USA WA11

W35CERT3532 M 1895 Feb 21 John D. WINE & Bertha N. WHITLOCK d John Anthony & Mary Lucy

(HAM) WHITLOCK Weavers Cave Augusta Co. Virginia USA WJ272 W35CERT3533 M 1884 Dec 25 Frank L. WHITLOCK 18 & Julia A. PETERS 32 s John Anthony &

Mary Lucy (HAM) WHITLOCK New Hope Augusta Co. Virginia USA WF43 W35CERT3534 M 1816 Oct 1 Robert H. DEPREIST & JEMIMA RAMSEY Parents of Mary

(DEPRIEST) WHITLOCK Fluvanna City Augusta Co. Virginia USA WJ272 W35CERT3535 M 1889 Dec 25 William M. B. WHITLOCK & Meary Elizabeth HUDSON s John

Anthony & Mary Lucy (HAM) WHITLOCK Fort Defiance Augusta Co. Virginia USAWW261 W35

CERT3536 M 1870 Jun 7 John Copins A. WHITLOCK 23 & Sarah Mary ALEXANDER 19 sJohn Anthony & Mary (DEPRIEST) WHITLOCK Waynesboro Augusta Co. Virginia USAWJ357 W35

CERT3537 Br 1826 Jul 30 Catherine WHITLOCK 44 Horton Dorset EnglandCERT3538 Br 1846 Aug 15 Charles WHITLOCK 31 Horton cum Woodland Dorset EnglandCERT3539 Br 1860 Jun 8 Charles WHITLOCK 1 s George & Emma WHITLOCK All Saints

Gussage Dorset England WG289CERT3540 Br 1878 Aug 17 Christina WHITLOCK 64 Horton cum Woodland Dorset EnglandCERT3541 Br 1891 Sep 14 Cecely WHITLOCK 43 Canford Dorset England WH290 W15CERT3542 Br 1894 May 25 CharlesWHITELOCK 84 George & Sarah WHITELOCK Canford

Dorset England WCA147 W15CERT3543 Br 1905 Sep 15 Caroline WHITLOCK 65 d William & Hannah (BURT) WHITLOCK

St.James Poole Dorset England WW528CERT3544 Br 1920 Sep 13 Clara Eveline 19 St.Mary Hinton Dorset EnglandCERT3545 Br 1988 Dec 29 Dorothy May WHITLOCK 73 West Lulworth Dorset EnglandCERT3546 Br 1944 Jul 3 Doris Rosetta Lucy WHITLOCK 45 St.Mary Hinton Dorset EnglandCERT3547 Br 1847 Jan 20 Edwin Cunnick WHITELOCK 0 Sherborne Dorset EnglandCERT3548 Br 1954 Jun 5 Edith Annie WHITLOCK 86 Browster Dorset EnglandCERT3549 Br 1953 Feb 24 Eleanor Kate WHITELOCK 70 St. Peter Parkstone Dorset England


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CERT3550 Br 1886 Feb 11 Hannah WHITELOCK 63 Parkstone Dorset EnglandCERT3551 Br 1886 Feb 18 Edith Mary WHITELOCK 1 Parkstone Dorset EnglandCERT3552 M 1920 Aug 5 Henry James BAILEY 28 & Emma Rose WHITLOCK 28 d Harry &

Emma WHITLOCK Farnham Dorset England WH291CERT3553 d 1937 Feb 15 James 76 s Richard L. & Nancy (HALL) WHITLOCK Burnwell Pike Co.,

Kentucky USA W85CERT3554 M 1755 Nov 23 William LEE & Elizabeth WHITELOCK d Peter & Hannah (HARRISON)

WHITELOCK St.Bartholomew the Less London England WP13 W21CERT3555 M 1776 Nov 23 Charles TRIQUET & Hannah LEE d William & Elizabeth (WHITELOCK)

LEE St Peter Cornhill London England W21CERT3556 b 1780 Feb 9 Samuel TRIQUET s Charles & Hannah (LEE) TRIQUET London England W21CERT3557 b 1781 Feb 13 Thomas Merle TRIQUET s Charles & Hannah (LEE) TRIQUET Newington

London England W21CERT3558 M 1814 Oct 14 Thomas Merle TRIQUET & Sarah SophiaWEBB s Charles & Hannah (LEE)

TRIQUET St. Saviour Southwark Surrey England W21CERT3559 b 1783 May Elizabeth Carolina TRIQUET d Charles & Hannah (LEE) TRIQUET

St Gabriel Fenchurch London England W21CERT3560 b 1784 Oct 9 Mary Ann TRIQUET d Charles & Hannah (LEE) TRIQUET St Gabriel

Fenchurch London England W21CERT3561 b 1785 Oct 7 Charles TRIQUET s Charles & Hannah (LEE) TRIQUET St. Benet Gracechurch

London England W21CERT3562 b 1787 Jul 4 Harriet TRIQUET d Charles & Hannah (LEE) TRIQUET St. Benet Gracechurch

London England W21CERT3563 b 1788 Nov 15 Louisa TRIQUET s Charles & Hannah (LEE) TRIQUET St. Benet

Gracechurch London England W21CERT3564 M 1806 Oct 18 Thomas ADAMS & Louisa TRIQUET d Charles & Hannah (LEE) TRIQUET

London England W21CERT3565 b 1785 Feb 14 William Daniel TRIQUET s Charles & Hannah (LEE) TRIQUET St. Benet

Gracechurch London England W21CERT3566 M 1820 Oct 14 William Daniel TRIQUET & Eliza Ann HUMPHREY s Charles & Hannah

(LEE) TRIQUET St.Mary Newington Surrey England W21

MERCHANT TAYLORS’ SCHOOL - FOUNDED1561

Between 1574-1782 several members of the Whitlock family in Londonattended Merchant Taylors’ School. When Joan (Colte) Whitlock’s husbandRichard died in 1570 while on a trip to purchase wine and cloth in Burgundy,Joan invested the funds her husband left her wisely and by the time her sonswere grown she had the funds available to ensure they were well educated. Atthis time this meant attending Merchant Taylors’ School for boys aged about10 to 18.

Founded by Sir Thomas White (1492-1567) in 1561, he provided that pupilsfrom this school could be nominated to attend St.Johns college, Oxford whichhe also founded. This access to Oxford ensured the new school would attractstudents from the country’s gentry. Sir Thomas also chose the staff for hisnew school wisely.

Sir Thomas White (Miles) by “Sampson the Paynter” (1597)In the collection of the City of Oxford (Wikipedia)


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The first Headmaster was Richard Mulcaster (1531-1611). His theories on the education of children werewell ahead of their time. He felt the schools should be situated close to nature and that children learnedthrough play and sports and interaction with the countryside. At this time Latin and Greek were thelanguages of education and Richard Mulcaster was instrumental in raising the profile of the Englishlanguage and insisting it be codified and taught as Latin was.

He also took the game boys played kicking a ball about and organized the boys into teams and introduced theconcept of referees and coaches to games. He felt it promoted both health and strength. Richard Mulcastergave the name “football” to the game. The concepts of referees and coaches were unknown until RichardMulcaster introduced his students to them and wrote about them.

Sir James Whitlock (1570-1632) talks about he and his elder brother Edmund being sent from about age 10to Merchant Taylors’ school and learning under Richard Mulcaster. Latin, Greek and Hebrew were thelanguages of education with further study at Cambridge or Oxford. Sir James was also instructed in music,both voice and playing instruments. There was a annual event in which the students presented plays to thecourt of Queen Elizabeth. James felt this experience taught him “good behaviour and audacitye”. Hethrived in this environment and on June 11,1588 was elected from the school to attend St.John’s college, inOxford. He went on to become a lawyer and later a Judge. He mentions that the first summer at St.Johnscollege “was the terrible shew of the sea armada from Spayne, whiche was a little distemper to the quietcourse of studyes, the countryes being all up in armes.”

James’ brother Edmund went to Cambridge after leaving Merchant Taylors’ in 1581. He then attendedLincoln’s Inn to become a lawyer but left and traveled widely in Europe for about twelve years. He becamethe captain of band of soldiers in France and was known as Captain Whitlock from that point. His friendshipwith the Earl of Essex led to his being implicated in both the 1601 plot against Queen Elizabeth and the 1605Guy Fawkes Gunpowder plot.

The next to attend Merchant Taylors’ was Sir James’ cousin Richard Whitlock in 1603. He became awealthy merchant in London and acquired the Manor of Beches from his cousin William Whitlock. He wasthe grandfather of James Whitlock (1650?-1716) who went to Virginia.

From 1616-1620 Sir James’ son Bulstrode was a student at Merchant Taylors’. Bulstrode recounts in hisDiaries that he was chosen to negotiate a peace agreement between the students of Merchant Taylors’ and St.Pauls whose competition had led to numerous street riots. Bulstrode “made a Latin Oration, setting forth themiseries of Civill warre, & the benefits of peace, and propounds a firme amity, with a League offensive &defensive betwixt those two smalle Commonwealths the Schools” The proposal was accepted by bothparties and the “war” between the schools brought to an end. Bulstrode comments that this event could betaken as an omen for the life he was to live later. Bulstrode became a lawyer and a diplomat was theAmbassador to Sweden during the Civil War. He attended and recorded many of the negotiations betweenKing Charles and Oliver Cromwell. He comments that the plays and “publique shews” put on by the schoolin which he participated taught him elocution and behaviour and gave him the confidence to be the publicfigure he became. Bulstrode also went from Merchant Taylors to St. Johns College, Oxford.

There is a James Whitlock who attended 1706-08 who we have not yet been able to place.

The last two Whitlocks to attend Merchant Taylors’ School were Peter Whitelock b.1736 and his sonRichard Hutchins Whitelock (1772-1833). Peter was a student 1744-49 and Richard 1782-89. Peter lived inSt.Leonard’s Shoreditch, London and his son Richard became a minister at Charlton on Medlock,Lancashire. Richard married Frances Storer and their son Hugh Anthony Whitelocke went to live inJamaica.

The school has survived, moving in 1933 out of London to Hertfordshire and it remains one of the top 10private boys schools in England. The influence the school had on the Whitlocks who attended is reflected intheir accomplishments throughout their lives.

SOURCES: GH20; R0063; R0467


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MAIN LINESFILE:ML437 DATE:February 10, 2014

The following is the Main Line of Mark Howard Whitlock ([email protected])Married

16.John WHITLOKE 1454? Agnes De La BECHE( - ) ( -1492)

15.William WHITLOCK ?? COWDREY( -1510) ( - )

14.Richard WHITLOCK Jane GROVE( -1556) ( - )

13.John WHITLOCK 1550's Agnes PLANNER(1509?-1589) (1537?-1630)

12.Richard WHITLOCK 1615 Katherine BRECHETTE( -1642) St Andrews Holborn, London. England (1595-1649)

11.John WHITLOCK 1652 Mary TUCKNEY(1625-1708) Emanuel College Chapel, Cambridge, England (1633- )

10.John WHITLOCK 1683 Mary STONE(1661-1723) Kirkby in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, England ( - )

9.Nathaniel WHITLOCK 1723 Hannah MATTHEWS(1700-1749) Rothley, Leicestershire, England (1702-1791)

8.Matthews WHITLOCK 1767 Ann SANDS(1743-1790?) St.Nicholas', Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England ( - )

7.John WHITLOCK 1793 Frances OLIVER(1768-1811) Huston, Leicestershire, England ( - )

6.John WHITLOCK 1829 Ann LEE(1799-1868) St.Antholin, Budgerow, London, England ( - )

5.Reuben Lee WHITLOCK 1863 Elizabeth Gertrude HARMAN(1839-1917) St.Mary in the Castle, Hastings, Sussex, England (1842?- )

4.Herbert Lee WHITLOCK 1887 Emily PICKERING(1866- ) Holy Trinity, Wimbledon, Surrey, England (1866- )

3.Herbert Reuben WHITLOCK 1916 Edith MACHAN(1891-1967) Eastwood, Yorkshire, England (1891-1950)

2.Peter WHITLOCK 1948 Nanette Edith Pamela WOLFE(1923-1980) Hove, Sussex, England (1920-2000)

1.Mark Howard WHITLOCK 1983 Deborah Anne TURNER(1949- Hangleton, Hove, Sussex, England (1961-


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FILE:ML438 DATE:February 10, 2014

The following is the Main Line of Myrtle Mandane Ennis ([email protected])

Married6.Mary Ann WHITLOCK John ENNIS

(1740-1827) (1735-1824)

5.George ENNIS 1824 Matilda ALLCOCK(1770-1835) Warren Co., Kentucky, U.S.A. (1796-1858)

4.William Tennant ENNIS 1850 Nancy Mandane GATEWOOD(1826-1862) Sumner Co., Tennessee, U.S.A. (1831-19020

3.William Franklin ENNIS 1898 Beulah Jane HOLMAN(1856-1939) Sumner Co., Tennessee, U.S.A. (1878-1907)

2.William Franklin ENNIS 1925 Mary Belle BROYLES(1899-1968) Sparta, White Co., Tennessee, U.S.A. (1908-1999)

1.Myrtle Mandane ENNIS 1987-1993 ?? CHILDERS(1943-

FILE:ML439 DATE:February 16,2014

The following is the Main Line of Ginni Morey ([email protected])

Married9.Reuben WHITLOCK Christine ??

( - ) ( - )

8.John WHITLOCK 1793 Mary MORRIS(1767-1858) New Jersey, U.S.A. (1772-1858)

7.Thomas WHITLOCK 1820? Jane NORTON(1801- ) Tompkins Co., New York, U.S.A. (1803-1872)

6.Jane WHITLOCK 1859 Ferdinand CONRAD(1842-1915) Olean, Cattaraugus Co., New York, U.S.A. (1835-1905)

5.Mary Fleura CONRAD 1878 Fred Elmer WILBUR(1860-1936) Ponca, Dixon Co., Nebraska, U.S.A. (1859-1939)

4.Elizabeth Verna WILBUR 1907 Henry William REINWALD(1886-1945) Laird, Saskatchewan, Canada (1883-1971)

3.Luetta Edith REINWALD 1935 John Wesley WARNER(1915-1985) Vancouver, Clark Co., Washington, U.S.A. ( - )

2.(living) WATSON 1953 Ronald Bruce DAHLSTROM( Vancouver, Clark Co., Washington, U.S.A. (1935-2001)

1.Ginni Lynn DALSTROM 1989 William Prentice MOREY(1954- Reno, Washoe Co., Nevada, U.S.A. (1944-


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Whitlock Birth Register

Date Name Sex B= Birth C=Christening ParentsPlace Name Code Source Codes

1810 Sep 9 9 WHITELOCK John M C WHITELOCK Thomas ROBERTS CatherinENG CUL Greystoke LDS

1810 Sep 9 30 WHITLOCK Hannah F C WHITLOCK John POINTER MaryENG NTH Paulerspury WJ220 LDS41

1810 Oct 10 16 WHITLOCK Anna F B WHITLOCK John WILLIAMS MiriamENG WIL Pitton And Farley WJ57 LDS SAL16 Bp Oct.28,1810

1810 Nov 11 11 WHITLOCK Jane F C WHITLOCK Thomas WOODS ElizabethENG DOR Wimborne Minster WT23 LDS18 SOG225-231 X0421

1810 Nov 11 11 WHITLOCK Jane F C WHITLOCK Thomas WOODS ElizabethENG DOR Wimborne Minster WT23 LDS18 SOG225-231 X0421

1810 Dec 12 0 WHITLOCK William M B USA KY X0624/1481810 Dec 12 2 WHITLOCK Cellia F C WHITLOCK Samuel CLARKE Martha

ENG NTH Whittlebury WSA93 X1850/191810 Dec 12 2 WHITLOCK Cellia F C WHITLOCK Samuel CLARKE Martha

ENG NTH Whittlebury WSA93 X1850/191810 Dec 12 12 WHITLOCK William Edward M C WHITLOCK William Charlotte

ENG LND Chelsea, Saint Luke WW212 LDS1451810 Dec 12 31 WHITLOCK Charlotte F C WHITLOCK Jno HANKS Ann

ENG OXF Standlake WJ96 LDS PR49 X0084/11811 0 0 WHITLOCK Ann Eliza F B WHITLOCK Thaddeus WHITE Mary

USA WTD4 X0399/1531811 0 0 WHITLOCK Charles G. M B WHITLOCK Walter GORHAM Anna

USA CT Redding WWA18 X2702/61811 0 0 WHITLOCK Charlotte F B WHITLOCK William OFFER Ann

ENG WIL WW41 X3829/11811 0 0 WHITLOCK Eliza F B WHITLOCK John Burr OLMSTEAD Rachel W.

USA NY WJ262 R0070/31811 0 0 WHITLOCK Joseph M B WHITLOCK Joseph WASSON Permelia

USA VT WJO46 R1851811 0 0 WHITLOCK Parmelia F B WHITLOCK William NIEL Elizabeth

USA NJ Morris Co., Mendham WW68 X5190/26 d.1897 NJ1811 0 0 WHITLOCK William M B USA NY X0277/61811 0 0 WITLOCK John Schenck M C WITLOCK John SCHENCK Mary

USA NJ Monmouth Co., Dutch Reformed Church, Freehold And Middletown LDS1811 Jan 1 16 WHITLOCK John Schanck M B WHITLOCK John SCHANCK Mary

USA NJ Monmouth Co., Freehold, WJ50 SOG380 R0078/13,31,32 R0361/1 Bp Apr.21,18111811 Jan 1 24 WHITLOCK William M C WHITLOCK William Elizabeth

ENG LEI Barwell LDS1811 Feb 2 24 WHITELOCK Matilda F C WHITELOCK Stephen WEEKS Rebecca

ENG DOR Horton WST3 LDS SOG225-2311811 Feb 2 28 WHITLOCK Levi Mason M B WHITLOCK Levi MASON Chloe

USA VT Rutland Co., Castleton? WLV1 UBC281811 Feb 2 28 WHITELOCKE John Paul M C WHITELOCKE John Ann

ENG CUL Harrington WJ292 LDS X3774/31811 Mar 3 24 WHITLOCK Sophia F C WHITLOCK Edward LIDDINGTON Maria

ENG NTH Whittlebury WED111 X1850/191811 Apr 4 1 WHITLOCK Sarah Ann F B WHITLOCK Daniel CROFOOT PollyAnn

USA CT WD15 X40771811 Apr 4 9 WHITLOCK William M B WHITLOCK Robert COLLINS Sarah

ENG WIL Pitton WRR9 X63961811 Apr 4 15 WHITLOCK Frances F C WILLIAMS Whitlock Margaret

WLS CGN Llanfihangel-Geneu'r-Glynn LDS X5303/3 Surname likely WILLIAMS1811 May 5 5 WHITELOCK Elizabeth F C WHITELOCK Thomas Elizabeth

ENG LND St. Marylebone, Saint Mary-St. Marylebone Road WT101 LDS321811 May 5 11 WHITLOCK Thomas Jefferson M B WHITLOCK Bennett WHITLOCK Nancy

USA SC WBE12 Q113 R1093/2


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Whitlock Birth Register

Date Name Sex B= Birth C=Christening ParentsPlace Name Code Source Codes

1811 May 5 12 WHITLOCK Ann F C WHITLOCK John SMITH MaryENG HAM Botley WJ566 LDS224

1811 May 5 31 WHITELOCK Peter M C WHITELOCK Peter SarahENG YKS Spennithorne WP15 LDS61

1811 Jun 6 9 WHITLOCK Thaddeus M C WHITLOCK Thomas B. BERGER EleonorUSA NY New York, Madison Ave Or Northwest Or Sugar-Loaf St. Dutch Reformed WT40LDS81

1811 Jul 7 1 WHITLOCK Harvey M B WHITLOCK Joel HUFF ElizabethUSA NY WJL1 X4152

1811 Jul 7 3 WHITLOCK John Gilbert M B WHITLOCK John WALLIS Anna J.USA VT Rutland Co., Castleton WJ371 LDS

1811 Jul 7 10 WHITELOCK Charles Robert M B WHITELOCK Richard Hutchins STORERFrances ENG LAN Manchester WR17 CERT3482 PH1544 1893 Aug 2

1811 Jul 7 19 WHITELOCK Hannah F C WHITELOCK William Sarah ENGLND Bermondsey, Saint Mary Magdalene WW145 LDS34

1811 Jul 7 19 WHITELOCK Harriot F C WHITELOCK William Sarah ENGLND Bermondsey, Saint Mary Magdalene WW145 LDS34

1811 Jul 7 21 WHITLOCK Jane F C WHITLOCK John LIGHT Ann ENGHAM Hursley WJ313 X0241

1811 Jul 7 22 WHITLOCK Benjamin R. M B WHITLOCK Thomas RADFORD RebeccaUSA VA WT209 X0499/1 X0992/6

1811 Aug 8 4 WHITLOCK Robert M C WHITLOCK John SarahENG LND Hackney, Saint John WJ136 LDS36 SOG120,412

1811 Aug 8 11 WHITELOCK Charles M B WHITELOCK John Charles GORRELLAnn (Agnes) Hamilton USA MD Cecil WJ658 X4820/1

1811 Sep 9 15 WHITLOCK John Tiebout M B WHITLOCK William BROWN JuliaUSA NJ Elizabeth WW66 R0078/14,30 X0399/226 R2028

1811 Sep 9 15 WHITLOCK Ann F C WHITLOCK William ELCOCK SarahENG HAM Lockerley? WW46

1811 Sep 9 19 WHITELOCK Sarah F B WHITELOCK George SHEWARD SarahUSA DE WG32 TML4

1811 Sep 9 21 WHITLOCK Rebecca F B WHITLOCK RuthENG NTH Whittlebury X1850/19 Baseborn Bp Oct.26

1811 Sep 9 29 WHITELOCK James M B WHITELOCK John MaryENG YKS Armley WJ165 LDS60 SOG364 Bp Feb.9,1812

1811 Oct 10 27 WHITELOCK Charles M C WHITELOCK Heny TAGG MaryENG LND Saint Giles Cripplegate WH45 LDS32

1811 Oct 10 27 WHITLOCK Sally F C WHITLOCK Richard BRIDGEMAN GraceENG DEV Buckland Filleigh WR41 LDS16 X0058/2 X0208

1811 Oct 10 29 WHITLOCK Mary F B WHITLOCK Ephraim JaneENG NTH Whittlebury WEPH4 X1850/19 Bp Nov.17

1811 Nov 11 27 WHITLOCK Jane F B WHITLOCK John PITTAM AnneENG NTH Whittlebury WJ685 X1850/19 Bp Dec.15

1811 Dec 12 22 WHITLOCK John Henry M C WHITLOCK Henry BARTRAM EulaliaUSA CT New Haven WH64 X0132/15

1811 Dec 12 28 WHITLOCK Mark M B WHITLOCK John MaryENG LND St. Marylebone, Saint Mary-St. Marylebone Road WJ201 LDS35 X1697/1 BpJan.27,1811

1812 0 0 WHITLOCK Esther E. F BUSA NY X027710

1812 0 0 WHITLOCK Mary F B WHITLOCK Bennett WHITLOCK NancyUSA SC Union Co. WBE12 Q113

1812 0 0 WHITLOCK Stephen M B USA NY X0277/8


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