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Whitlock Family Newsletter

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WHITLOCK FAMILY NEWSLETTER

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The middle of December is here already and I am just finishing the Newsletter!! Life continues to be overfull. We spent a couple of weeks in October driving to Southern California with our friend Malcolm and mybrother Phil and his three kids, ages 8,6 &4. Disneyland was the high point on the trip for the kids and theyhad a great time. We were a group of 20 at Disneyland as several of Patrick’s school friends flew in fromHawaii and New Jersey with their families as well as the ones who joined us from Berkeley and Santa Cruz.It was a great way to celebrate a bunch of 50th birthdays. On the way down spent a couple of days inRedding visiting Patrick’s cousin and then some time in Berkeley with our friend Mary so the driving wasbroken up. Considering there was a total of about 27 hours of driving the kids took it pretty well.

While we were Berkeley I got to visit with my distant Whitlock cousin Gary Spencer, wife Mary Alice andtheir new baby, Kathleen in Alameda. Gary is a descendant of my grandfather’s sister Charlotte Agnes whomarried Stanhope Frederick Hamilton Cour Barron. Gary had copy of the book John Hamilton of Donegal1800-1884 This Recklessly Generous Landlord who was Fred Cour Barron’s grandfather. The book is byDermot James and details how John Hamilton was one of very few Irish Landlords who nearly bankruptedthemselves trying to assist their tenants during the famines of the 1830's and 1840's. Included is a portion ofa journal kept by his daughter Mary (Moll) Hamilton (who later married Frederick Augustus Cour Barron)during a four year tour of continental Europe. It also includes a photograph of Moll Hamilton age 13 takenin Dresden in 1840, one of first photographs developed on paper, a technique only discovered in 1839. Thebook is a little dry but interesting. John’s uncle was Charles Wellesley who became the Duke of Wellingtonand there are some interesting anecdotes about his famous Pakenham relations. One of John’s favouriteuncles and guardian was Edward Pakenham who was killed at the Battle of New Orleans in 1815. JohnHamilton also recounts how he was able to obtain his Master of Arts degree at Cambridge without sitting theexam because he could prove he was a descendant of King Edward I. Now that would be a useful documentto find!! Patrick was able to find a copy of this book on eBay and we picked it up on the way home. Aninteresting addition to our collection of Whitlock related books.

There have been other additions to our book collection as well. Bunyip and the Tiger Cats by JudithWhitlock is a children’s story published in 1965. Based on the definite Australian character of the book, Iwould guess that Judith Whitlock is Judith Lorraine Whitlock the daughter of William Alfred Norman &Marjorie Mary (Glass) Whitlock who where married at Swan Hill, Victoria, Australia in 1933. Judith livesin England, is married to John L. Swinon and they have four children. The location, the time and themarried with children all fits an article received from Joanne Kader about Judith. This family is part of theWHITLOCK05 chart, The Whitlocks of Pitton, Wiltshire #8.

Another addition is Nelson & Victory by Peter Charles Whitlock, a souvenir booklet available at Portsmouthwhile touring Victory. Somewhere in the future I figure it might be useful to start a list of books to letpeople know what is in our collection. Maybe after I finish cataloguing the photograph collection.

Other items of interest in this issue are the Goochland, Va wills and certificates from Elwood Morris R2415-R2417 & CERT779-788. The continued collection of Ontario certificates from Lawrence Otis CERT789-806. I was very interested to see the marriage certificate for my great-grandfather’s only sister Sarah toCharles Chrichton CERT798. Lawrence Otis also took the item to heart about securing your records, that Imentioned in the September issue, by sending me a CD of all his records for safekeeping.

Cheryl Dahl’s file on the family of Elizabeth Whitlock the famous “fat lady” of the Barnum and BaileyCircus (X5293) pulls together a huge amount of research on this part of the family and confirms their placeon the WHITLOCK09 chart. I am hoping to explore with Louie Smith of Louisville, Ky his connection ofthe WHITLOCK23 chart to James and Agness (Christmas) Whitlock shown on the WHITLOCK25 line(X5296). This is a connection I have long believed is likely a true one but we have been unable to prove it.Not only does Louie show the connection but also states he thinks James’ mother was Frances Jones. Boththese items need following up.

I was very interested to receive an email from Chuck Rockett (X5309) regarding Polly Edwards daughter ofThomas Whitlock of Wilson Co., Tn. I have done a short article this item for this issue of the Newsletter.The item on Whitlock Craig by Carolyn Craig (X5319) is interesting if just for the fact it dates from the


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1780's in North Carolina and I have never seen any reference to this person. Hopefully further NorthCarolina research will explain who this person was. Larry Perkins’ details on the Birmingham photographer,Henry Joseph Whitlock (X5325) provided great new detail on this family and I hope to do an article on thisfamily for a future issue of the Newsletter. This article finally explained to me the connection between theseveral Whitlock photographers in the Birmingham area at this time. I actually have a Whitlock Bros.photograph of some of my mother’s Croydon/Trehearne family of Salwarpe Mill, Worcestershire taken inthe 1890's.

Arthur Whitlock Cole’s additions to the WHITLOCK09 chart (X5328) tie many of these late 1700's andearly 1800's Connecticut families together and fill in many blanks. Arthur also provides us with useful detailon the Whitlock family that founded the Whitlock Jewelry store in Eufaula, Alabama. This is the subject ofanother article in this issue. Christine Unsworth’s details on the Census records of Pitton & Farley 1851-1901 (X5355) will be very useful. Alida Spry’s research (X5356) into the Maryland family of James &Susan (Price) Whitelock (M1836) (X5356) pulls together several of these families. This family likelyconnects to the WHITLOCK57 chart and has been added to the end of that chart as “Also from Maryland”.Interesting to note that the descendants of this part of the Maryland family used the name Whitlock notWhitelock.

Our base of knowledge grows steadily and each year brings more understanding and connections. Mycontinued thanks to all those whose shared their research in the past year. Our website continues to getcomplements and hopefully as we add more and more data it will be even more useful as a research tool.

Subscriptions were down a bit but remain in the 130 range and funds are covering our costs, even with thefairly steep increase in postage costs. Several persons purchased complete sets of Newsletters (1981-2004)this year which resulted in the health balance. I cannot see any reason at this time to raise our rates.Renewal forms are included and copy of our Balance Sheet. I have marked on the renewal forms if you havealready paid for 2005. I do appreciate get the renewal forms back with your subscriptions as the form tellsme if I have already done a Main Line for you. I appreciate most of you converting to personal chequesrather than stamps but I can still accept some subscriptions in stamps if a cheque is not feasible.

I have managed to get some time to work on the Birth Register and have up to 1852 entered and up to 1824is fully catalogued with mother’s names. The entering is portable and I can work on it on planes and sittingin airports but the cross-referencing with the mother’s maiden names requires pulling each of the familycards so is a slow process that I can only do at home.

I have also been compiling Family Source files for some of the families with multiple source referenceslisted on their family cards. This allows me to forward to those interested a listing of every reference wehave in the files to that family. I have done 15 of them so far and will include them on the Website once Ifigure a way to name the files so researchers will know which files are the ones they would be interested in.

Maybe one day I will retire and have time to do all these things!!

I hope you all have a wonderful holiday season and best wishes for the New Year.

MISCELLANEOUSX5291/5 eBay item #3697529861 Dd Aug.31-Sep.7,2004 re Whitlock Herb Medicine Co., Winchester,

Va Cold Tablets box from Patrick LynchX5292/2 Emails from D. Marshall Dd Aug.30,31,2004 re Henry B. Whitlock & Whitlock Cemetery of

Macoupin Co., IlX5293/11 Email from Cheryl Wells Dahl Dd re Solomon & Matilda (McClain) Whitlock (M1853) of

Salisbury, Meigs Co., OhX5294/1 Email from Reni Wiggins Dd Sep.6,2004 re James Levi & Louise Cossey (Whitlock) Dennis

(M1900's) of Waverly, Waverly Co., IlX5295/2 Emails from James White Dd Sep.14,15,2004 re William & Mary (White) Whitlock (M1813)

St.Martinsville, La


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X5296/3 Email & letter from Louis M. Smith Dd Sep.12,2004 re descent from Thomas & Rebecca(Radford) Whitlock (M1790) of Va & Green Co., Ky

X5297/1 Email from Mark Whitlock Dd Sep.17,2004 re Jacob Charles & Chelsea Nichole (Lassiter)Simonton married Sep.4,2004 Witt, Montgomery Co., Il

X5298/1 Email from Shelley Clarke Dd Sep.13,2004 re Albert Enverdale & Ellen Eunice (Whitlock)Spence (M1910) SAus

X5299/1 Rootsweb from Chuck Rockett Dd Sep.17,2004 Bonham News, Fannin Co., Tx Aug.18,1908obit of Earl Whitlock age 14 died Saturday [Aug.15]

X5300/2 Rootsweb & email from Diane Wirt Darmiento Dd Sep.16,25,2004 re Jacob W. & Virginia A.(Whitlock) Wirt of Montgomery Co., Va

X5301/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Sep.17,2004 re Madras Infantry Aug 8,1849 re William HenryWhitlock b.Mar.21,1833 French Rocks, Madras Presidency, India

X5302/2 Rootsweb from J. Mardes Dd Sep.17,2004 Press Herald, Portland, Me obit of David C. Stewart,91 died Sep.15,2004 re wife Gwendolyn (Anderson) (Whitlock) Stewart

X5303/6 Rootsweb & emails from James Phillips-Evans Dd Sep.18-Oct.3,2004 re Mary d. WhitlockWilliams bp.1789 Llanfihangel, WLS

X5304/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Sep.18,2004 re Chesley & Katherine (Whitlock) Hay (M1822) ofCragford, Clay Co., Al

X5305/1 Rootsweb from Carolyn Craig Dd Sep.19,2004 re Whitlock Craig b.1785 NCX5306/1 Rootsweb from John Hale Dd Sep.19,2004 re Doss Anderson & Ann Maude (Whitlock) Burch

(M1918) of Va & NCX5307/3 Email from Janet Towle Dd Sep.19,2004 re updates to the WHITLOCK25 chartX5308/1 Email from Jim Good Dd Aug.29,2004 re Mathew Whitlock (1918-1933)X5309/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Sep.20,2004 re Warren & Polly (Whitlock) Edwards (M1821) of

Wilson Co., Tn Polly d Thomas & Susannah (Webb) Whitlock (M1788) VaX5310/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Sep.20,2004 Gaffney Ledger,1902, Cherokee Co., SC re Dora

Whitlock d John & Sarah (Chastain) Whitlock (M1844)X5311/3 eBay item #6326041522 Dd Sep.22-Oct.2,2004 VHS “Weakender” re Lee Whitlock from

Patrick LynchX5312/3 eBay item #3749699516 Dd Sep.19,26,2004 J.W. Whitlock & His Automatic Harp Book Manual

Reprint, Rising Sun, In from Patrick LynchX5313/3 eBay item #3749661699 Dd Sep.19-24,2004 Watercolour “Theatre Royal Bath” by Art Whitlock

from Patrick LynchX5314/3 Australian Service Records index - 47 Whitlocks, 9 Whitelocks from Lawrence OtisX5315/5 1880 US census records Oh re March, Foster, Stoneman & Lewis families from Lawrence OtisX5316/2 Francois-Xavier Desjardins & William Whitlock 1838, Ont re Rebellion of 1837 from Lawrence

OtisX5317/2 Cal Men’s Crew profile Scott Frandsen b.Jul.21,1980 Kelowna, BC Olympic rower & Dot Com

Media Inc profile Dale & Linda Frandsen from Lawrence OtisX5318/1 Email from Reni Wiggins Dd Sep.25,2004 Family Tree Maker Colonial Virginia Source

Records, 1600-1700's re Josiah Whitlock of Prince Edward Co. 1770 & William Whitlock ofCaroline Co., 1778

X5319/15 Emails from Carolyn Craig Dd Sep.26,2004 re descent from Roderick & Rebecca F. Craigthrough their son Whitlock Craig b.1785 NC

X5320/1 Email from Mark Whitlock Dd Sep.27,2004 re Virginia Gates Simmons b.1912 diedSep.24,2004 Hillsboro, Il (W16 chart)

X5321/2 Rootsweb from Chuck Rockett Dd Sep.27,2004 Democrat & Chronicle, Rochester, Monroe Co.,NY Aug.19,1894 Harry Whitlock, Hamburg, Mi poisoned

X5322/1 Email from Sonny Harrison Dd Sep.27,2004 re Whitlock Jewelry Store, Eufaula, AlX5323/3 eBay item #3752001153 Dd Sep.30-Oct.10,2004 Frances Jeannette Whitlock painting, 1910

from Patrick LynchX5324/5 eBay item #2274034750 Dd Oct.1-8,2004 Early Airplane Whitlock Davenport Center, NY 1910

from Patrick LynchX5325/7 GenForum from Larry Perkins Dd Sep.30,2004 re Henry Joseph Whitlock, Birmingham, WAR

photographer 1860's-1890'sX5326/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Oct.5,2004 H.W. Whitlock & George Robinson, Red Bluff,

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X5327/1 Email from Rita Somers Dd Oct.2,2004 re George & Ruth (Coombs) Whitlock (M1853) ofSalisbury, WIL

X5328/12 Updates to the WHITLOCK09 chart from Arthur W. ColeX5329/3 John Henry Whitlock of Eufaula, Al, family group sheet for John Gilbert Whitlock (1811-1869)

& 1870 census NY re Edward H. & Ellen Sanford(Whitlock) Hughes (M1866) from Arthur W.Cole

X5330/4 Email from Rita Somers Dd Oct.5,2004 re UK & US Directories, 1680-1830 Ancestry.com filere 20 of 144 matches for Whitelock

X5331/17 Rootsweb & email from Tammy Maddox Dd Oct.5, & Nov.7,2005 re 1920 census Marion Co.,Ky John & Emaline Whitlock (M1880's) Ky

X5332/1 Email from Kevin Dowd Dd Oct.8,2004 re Thomas & Sarah (Fortnam) Whitlock (M1859) ofOXF

X5333/1 Email from Kevin Dowd Dd Oct.8,2004 re Thomas & Rose WHITLOCK (M1860s) ofPhildelphia, Pa

X5334/9 eBay item #2276720577 Dd Oct.12-22,2004 re 1904 Whitlock Automobile Radiator Brochurefrom The Whitlock Coil Pipe Co., Hartford, Ct from Patrick Lynch

X5335/5 eBay item #4045320672 Dd Oct.17-24,2004 re 45 Honky Tonk record Image of a Fool by Jim“Cherokee” Whitlock from Patrick Lynch

X5336/4 eBay item #5528730898 Dd Oct.18-25,2004 re envelope from Whitlock’s Bookstore, NewHaven, Ct 1932 from Patrick Lynch

X5337/1 Rootsweb from [email protected] Dd Oct.12,2004 re Mamie Whitlock of Corning, Ia 1919X5338/1 Rootsweb from Cheryl Byrne Dd Oct.12,2004 re Cowboy Life on the Llano Estacado by Vivian

Higley Whitlock s Hiram Higley & Nelly Grant (Causey) Whitlock (M1880's)X5339/1 Rootsweb from Jenkins Dd Oct.13,2004 re 1920 census Quincy, Adams Co., IaX5340/2 Rootsweb from Karen Jorgensen Dd Lafayette Journal & Courier, Green Co., Ky Dd

Sep.14,2004 re obit Beatrice Young Whitlock died Sep.11,2004 Mulberry, KyX5341/1 Rootsweb from Michelle Dd Oct.15,2004 re Washington Co., Ky marriages 1878-1893X5342/1 Rootsweb from Danny Clemmer Dd Oct.16,2004 Gaffney, SC Ledger Dd Sep.15,2004 obit of

Hazel (Horne) (Whitlock) Sutton, 78 died Sep.14,2004 re children Aaron Whitlock & JamesRichard Whitlock

X5343/1 Rootsweb from Chuck Owens Dd Oct.25,2004 re Lancelot Minor & Catherine (Parrish)Whitlock (M1840) Frederick Co., Va

X5344/2 Emails from Christine Unsworth Dd Oct.26,27,2003 re WWI records for WhitlocksX5345/2 Rootsweb & email from Arline Hill Dd Oct.31,2004 re Ned W. & Sally Day (Gibson) Whitlock

(1890's) of TxX5346/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Nov.1,2004 re Roy Tilton & Jessie Lola (Whitlock) Ellis

(M1920's) of SCX5347/3 Rootsweb & email from Vicki Loman Dd Nov.2,2004 re Whitlocks of Hanover Co., VaX5348/1 Rootsweb from Shirl Tarbox Dd Nov.2,2004 re Whitelocks of MdX5349/8 eBay item #6129080504 Dd Nov.3-13,2004 re Aug.14,1934 (filed Nov.25,1931) J.W. Whitlock

of Rising Sun, In patent 20791 Game Apparatus from Patrick LynchX5350/7 eBay item #3850700170 Dd Nov.4-14,2004 re Apr.18,1950 Edwin L. Whitlock & Irving Shelton

of New York, NY patent 24757 Nursery Timer Design from Patrick LynchX5351/12 eBay item #6129312197 Dd Nov.4-14,2004 re Jul.3,1906 J.W. Whitlock of Rising Sun, In

patent 20609 Coin Actuated Mechanism from Patrick LynchX5352/12 eBay item #6129312145 Dd Nov.4-14,2004 re Sep.16,1899 J.W. Whitlock of Rising Sun, In

patent 20565 Self Playing Musical Instrument from Patrick LynchX5353/1 Email from Anne Picketts Dd Oct.16,2004 re William & Hannah (Moss) Whitlock (M1816) of

Silverstone, NTHX5354/1 Email from Keith Whitlock Dd Aug.29,2004 re Lt.Cdr. Peter Charles Whitlock (1925-1989) &

HMS Victory, Portsmouth, HAMX5355/7 1851 census Pitton & Farley, WIL; 1881& 1901 census’ HAM & WIL from Christine

UnsworthX5356/8 Email from Alida Spry Dd Nov.9,2004 re James H. & Susan (Rice) Whitlock (M1830's) DeX5357/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Nov.13,2004 Ardmore, Carter Co., OK Dec.15,1904 re Frank

Whitlock “left yesterday for Clarksville, Georgia to visit home folks”


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X5358/2 Rootsweb from Karen Jorgenson Dd Nov.17,2004 Central Kentucky News Journal DdNov.8,2004 re obit Phyllis L. (Whitlock) Balser, 55 died Oct.23,2004 Lafayette, In

X5359/5 Emails from Ann Jones Washington Dd Nov.17,2004 re William & Mary (Whitlock) Jones(M1760) SC

X5360/1 Rootsweb from Billie Jones Dd Nov.17,2004 re Ernest Whitlock d.Nov.13,1951 Aiken, SC sMartin & Matt (Carpenter) Whitlock

X5361/1 Rootsweb from Linda Schmehl Dd Nov.18,2004 re William Whitlock of Pittsylvania Co., Va1815

X5362/2 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Nov.18,2004 re Henry Whitlock of South Africa 1884X5363/1 Rootsweb from Marilyn M. Fair Dd Nov.18,2004 re Whitlocks of NC & KsX5364/4 eBay item #7114405387 Dd Nov.14-21,2004 The Army of The United States 1779-1783

published 1890 by B.M. Whitlock, 99, Fourth Avenue, New York, from Patrick LynchX5365/2 Rootsweb from Rich Lowe Dd Nov.21,2004 re Whitlocks of Van Buren Co., IaX5366/3 eBay item #2288502927 Dd Nov.23-30,2004 postcard of Mathison, Whitlock residence,

Hudson, PQ c1920 from Patrick Lynch

WHITLOCK JEWELRY STORE, EUFAULA,ALABAMA 1860'sThe following email was received from Sonny Harrison:

Hello.... I am responding to your September 18 letter to Whitlock Jewelry Store. My wife and I have ownedthe business since 1976. It is the oldest Jewelry Store in Alabama, being established by Whitlock brothers in1865.

The last Whitlock's in the business was circa 1929 or 1930, I suspect having failed in the Great Depression.I know the business was sold to an investor, E P Clark, who planned to liquidate it, but he was convinced byW.V. Neville, who was also his brother in law to allow him to continue to operate it as a partnership, later,approx 1940, Neville bought out Clark and we purchased from Neville. While I have never completelyresearched the Whitlock's, and they have no survivors in Eufaula since the 40's to pass along information, thefollowing is what I do know.

There were two Whitlock Brothers from Vermont {this has been confirmed with Whitlock's in Vermont whocontinue in the Jewelry Business, I think Burlington} who migrated South in the early 1860's. It is believedthey were sympathetic to the South, they operated a Jewelry Store in Perry, Georgia until 1863 when theyjoined the Confederate Army. Perry is about 110 miles or so East of Eufaula, only a few miles South ofMacon, Georgia. One of the primary rail lines in the deep South at that time ran from Macon toMontgomery, Alabama thru Eufaula.

Eufaula also was a riverboat landing for Cotton shipments. There was very little else in Eufaula at that time,and the town as we know it today was not even laid out or surveyed until after the War by a YankeeCarpetbagger named Seth Lore around 1870. At any rate when the War ended, the Whitlock Brothers settledin Eufaula, not returning to Perry. It is my understanding one brother was Johnny B Whitlock and was anOptomertist and the business was run as a Jewelry, Watch Repair, and Optometry. Quite successful and theWhitlocks were outstanding community leaders, helping found one of the Banks and Country Club, andactive in Literary and other community affairs..........You cannot miss their names in anything in theCommunity from 1900 to 1930. I do not know if this is of much help to you, good luck with yourresearch...... R A (Sonny) Harrison

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This letter follows an item in the September issue of the Whitlock Family Newsletter where I reported that Ihad recently discovered which John Henry Whitlock it was who founded the Jewelry business in Eufaula.Sonny Harrison’s letter confirms I was on the right track.


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John Henry Whitlock was born May 17,1837 in Crown Point, New York and died in Eufaula, Alabama May3, 1900. In 1850 John, age 14 is shown living with Lafayette Preston of Castleton, Vermont. Mr. Prestonwas a goldsmith/jewelry in the Castleton/Hubbardton area from the 1850's through the 1880's. It is assumedit is during this time that John learned his trade. By 1860 he is living in Houston, Georgia and is shown asage 23, Jeweler.

He married Clara M. Griffith February 16,1866 in Barbour Co., Alabama and the John Benjamin Whitlockthat Sonny mentions as a brother was actually John Henry & Clara Whitlock’s son born 1867.

The brother that appears to have gone to Alabama with John Henry Whitlock was the youngest son, GeorgeWilliam Whitlock born in Hydeville, Rutland Co., Vermont October 12,1854 and died in Alabama, likely inEufaula. John’s mother Mary (Sanford) Whitlock also appears to have joined her sons in Albama as shedied in Eufaula March 3,1894. Their father John Gilbert Whitlock (1811-1869) died in Rutland Co.,Vermont. This family is detailed on the WHITLOCK09 chart, The Whitlocks of Connecticut.

Our thanks to Sonny Harrison for the above information and to Arthur W. Cole for additional details.

Sources: X5322; X5329

REFERENCESR2415/2 Will of Samuel Whitlock of Goochland Co., Va Dd Jul.24,1874 Pr Mar.25,1875 from Elwood

MorrisR2416/1 Bond Dd Jun.15,1885 W.N. Whitlock, F.M. Parrish & R.A. Trice to Commonwealth of Virginia

$500 W.N. Whitlock Overseer of the Poor, District of Byrd from Elwood MorrisR2417/1 Will of Eliza R. Whitlock of Goochland Co., Va Dd Feb.17,1872 Pr Jun.16,1873 from Elwood

MorrisR2418/1 Draft Registration Card Dd Jun.6,1917 William Carl Whitlock b.Sep.14,1893 Charlottesville, Va

from Elwood MorrisR2419/2 Attestation Paper Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force for William Edward Hoy of Blyth,

Ont Dd May 8, 1916 from Lawrence OtisR2420/1 Realtor.com Sep.16,2004 re Whitlock Mill Lighthouse keepers house, Calais, Me from Wilma

WhitelockR2421/2 The Film Encyclopedia 4th Ed by Ephraim Katz re Albert J. Whitlock (1915-1999) from Arthur

W. ColeR2422/28 Nelson & Victory by Peter [Charles] Whitlock and William Pearce, souvenir booklet published

by Portsmouth Royal Naval Museum Trading Company Limited from Patrick LynchR2423/4 The National Archives [British] WWI Medal Roll, Catalogue Reference WO/372/21 Thomas

Whitlocks (11) from Christine UnsworthR2424/2 Whitlock News, Vol.5 No.3 March 1965 “Modernising Britain’s Telephones from R. Nevil

Whitlock (1984)

HARRY WHITLOCK, HAMBURG, MI 1894The Democrat & Chronicle, Rochester, Monroe, New York Sunday August 19,1894

A WHOLESALE POISONER

She is Supposed to Have Caused the Death of Four Persons

Detroit, Mich., Aug. 18 - The Journal prints a Hamburg, Mich., special to-day alleging that Mrs. JulianBUTLER, 45 years of age, who resided near that village, is supposed to have poisoned her father, mother,husband and herself, all of whom are dead. Harry WHITLOCK, the hired man, who is dying, and Dr.Elias


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SMITH, of Whitemore lake, the family physician. Dr. SMITH is broken in health and attributed his illness topartaking of food at the woman's home. Mrs. BUTLER's father was a steady farmer. Although he had hearttrouble, he died from cramps, after several months' sickness, during which time his hands and feet becamenumb and useless. The mother's death was attributed to cramps and was unexpected. Two and a half yearsago the woman's husband, Charles BUTLER, was taken ill and during the visits of the physician he wasinvited to dine. Dr. SMITH says he was invariably ill after the meals, but suspected nothing more than theeffects of a congestion of food.

About July 1st Harry WHITLOCK, who had taken the farm on shares, boarding at Mrs. BUTLER's home,was taken ill. Dr. SMITH treated him, ascribing his illness to milk poison. The physician tasted the foodprepared by Mrs. BUTLER and was taken violently ill, the symptoms being a burning at the stomach andvomiting. Dr. SMITH carried with him some of the food prepared, telling the woman she was suspected ofhaving poisoned the man. The food was sent to Ann Arbor where a chemical analysis showed the presenceof strychnine and arsenic.

Meantime Mrs. BUTLER attempted suicide by taking laudanum and failing in her purpose another poisonwas brought into play which concluded the job. Just before her demise the woman practically admitted herguilt to Dr. SMITH.

WHITLOCK is living but his hands and feet are useless and his health is broken. The woman was a neighborof ex-Governor WINANS who died of heart failure some weeks ago. It was charged that Mrs. BUTLER hadsent him food and that his death was directly attributed to her. Dr. SMITH denies this, however.

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Our records show Harry Whitlock age 11 on the 1880 census living in Hamburg, Livingston Co., Michiganwith his mother Carrie born in New Jersey about 1850. Also two siblings, Wirt age 10 and Cora age 8. Allthe children are born in Michigan and their father was also born in Michigan. In 1850 also living inHamburg, Livingston Co., Michigan is Aramus Whitlock age 42 born in Vermont. He is married to Carolineage 39 also born in Vermont. There are four children shown in 1850, Frances 15 born Vermont and Jenett13, Emery 11 and Franklin 8 all born in Michigan. I would therefore suspect that Harry’s father was eitherEmery or Franklin.

Harry Whitlock appears to have survived as he shows on the 1900 US census still living in Hamburg. Hewas born August 1868 and is married to Mildred born September 1875. Living with them is LayfayettThrasher born Dec.1825 in New York shown as a “Bo” (Boarder?)

Our thanks to Chuck Rockett for this interesting article.

Sources:X143; X296/24; X573/3,4; X1035/1; X5321; R573/4

CERTIFICATES779 M 1871 Mar 23 Charles D. WHITLOCK, 26 & Martha Susan LANE, 30 Goochland Co., Va780 M 1893 Dec 24 Thomas Jackson SLAYDEN,22 & Eliza James WHITLOCK, 22 Goochland Co., Va781 M 1909 Feb 11 Joseph Fife WHITLOCK, 30 & Lottie Pearl CROWDER, 24 Sandy Hook,

Goochland Co., Va782 M 1874 Jan 29 Joseph A. WHITLOCK, 23 & Sallie F. LACY, 22 Goochland Co., Va783 M 1909 Nov 14 Edward T. PAYNE, 23 & Hallie H. WHITLOCK, 20 Goochland Co., Va784 M 1884 Nov 13 James Monroe PAYNE, 31 & Martha Jane WHITLOCK, 23 Goochland Co., Va785 M 1891 Jan 28 William Thomas WHITLOCK, 30 & Annie Padget PURVIS, 20 Charlottesville, Va786 M 1903 Sep 12 Carl Francis HENNIES, 33 & Lela A. (HOLLAND) WHITLOCK, 28

Charlottesville, Va787 M 1928 May 27 Edwin Carlyle MARKHAM, 26 & Anne Janet WHITLOCK, 30 Charlottesville,

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788 M 1881 Sep 1 James H. GOOCH, 24 & Fannie A. WHITLOCK, 16 Fluvanna Co. Va789 M 1903 Apr 21 Garnet Gordon SMALLACOMBE, 25 & Bertha Brown HENRY, 22 Hensall, Huron

Co., Ont790 M 1903 Feb 5 William WHITLOCK, 32 & Louisa LA DUKE, 28 Sandwich, Essex Co., Ont791 M 1902 Oct 28 William John DREW, 23 & May BRIMACOMBE, 20 Oshawa, Ontario Co., Ont792 b 1893 Jan 16 Francis Roy s Frederick Henry & Mary Martha Benson (WHITLOCK)

FAIRWEATHER, Toronto, York Co., Ont793 b 1899 Apr 24 Hilda Winnifred d John Hooper & Frances Edna (FORD) WHITLOCK, Stratford,

Perth Co., Ont794 d 1905 Mar 19 Norman W. WHITLOCK, 18 mths Petrolia, Lambton Co., Ont795 b 1870 Dec 15 Mary Jane d James & Catherine Ann (WHITLOCK) LONGMAN, Hullett, Huron

Co., Ont796 b 1870 Dec 15 Margaret d James & Catherine Ann (WHITLOCK) LONGMAN, Hullett, Huron

Co., Ont797 b 1871 Feb 13 William s George & Sarah (COTTLE) LONGMAN, Hullett, Huron Co., Ont798 M 1876 Jan 10 Charles CHRICHTON, 27 & Sarah WHITLOCK, 22, London, Ont799 b 1878 Feb 7 Mary Rosetta d Samuel & Ann Brook (WHITLOCK) WESTAWAY, Exeter, Huron

Co., Ont800 b 1878 Oct 3 Reuben Blatchford s Samuel & Hannah Elizabeth (MITCHELL) LONGMAN,

Hullett, Huron Co., Ont801b 1878 Feb 11 ?? Ann d Lewis William & Sarah Ann (WHITLOCK) WICKETT, Belleville,

Hastings Co., Ont802 b 1878 May 7 Lillie d George & Sarah (COTTLE) LONGMAN, Hullett, Huron Co., Ont803 b 1880 Dec 10 Bertha Brown d Robert & Mary (CHAPMAN) HENRY, Hullett, Huron Co., Ont804 b 1880 May 11 Hilton Whitlock s John & Elizabeth (EASTERBROOK) SMALE, Down, Lambton

Co., Ont805 b 1871 May 11 Robert s Robert & Catherine Anne (WHITLOCK) HAGYARD, Goderich, Huron

Co., Ont806 b 1871 Sep 30 Charles Joseph s John & Ann (WHITLOCK) ABELL, Seaforth, Huron Co., Ont807 d 1852 Jan 26 Ann (WORRALL) WHITLOCK, 55, Ealing, MDX

HENRY B. WHITLOCK (1799-1871) OF GREENECO., ILThe following was received from Mitzi Calbreath in March 2000:

All articles from The White Hall Register

May 20, 1871 - - An aged citizen killed with a hoe -- late this week news reached us from Rockbridge that onThursday, Henry Whitlock, an old man, lona resident of Greene County was murdered with a hoe by GeorgeFreer, son of Elias Freer, in a blacksmith shop near the W.P. Witt place. The difficulty was some trivialmatter about a gap in the fence and words coming up led to blows. Is seems Whitlock fled into the shop andFreer, who struck the fatal blow, causing instant death.

June 3, 1871 - Whitlock case - On Friday of last week, Sheriff Bell and deputy Williams arrived home fromsKirksville, Missouri where they had gone in search of Moses Freer, Jr. implicated in the Whitlock murder.Freer married one of Lewis W. Link's daughters and Lewis Link is a justice of the peace at Kirksville. Thenews of the killing had reached there but Freer had not been seen.

June 10, 1871 - Last Saturday one Freer brother, of George Freer in jail was brought before Esq. Cocke andRainey on charges of attempt to bribe the jailor of Greene County, to allow the escape of the prisoner.George is the man that killed old Mr. Whitlock, On examination which was postponed and a hearing he washeld in $500. to answer.


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July 29, 1871 - Alex Whitlock and J.W. Whitlock offer reward of $300 for delivery of Morris Freer.

Jan 27, 1872 - Henry Whitlock, age 72 years, resident of Greene County for 40-50 years was killed on SWcorner of the W.P. Witts farm 4 miles west of Rockbridge, 12 miles east of Carrollton on May 18, 1871...Moses Freer lived on Abram Freer's place about two miles east of the scene of murder. George Freer lived afew rods SW of the scene and Elias Freer, the father lived a mile west of the scene. Abram Freer had residedin Texas, 2 to 3 years and came back the day before the murder and stopped at his place where Moses Freerlived and George had gone over and the three had been to Rockbridge where there was whiskey and theboys were "taking a spree over Abe's getting back"

Where was bad feelins of Moses and George toward the deceased and witness Brown had heard George sayon a former occasion, he meant to kill old Henry Whitlock.

Seems as tho they met as deceased, Henry Whitlock, came up the road from the south with his hoe where hehad been covering corn at Andy Whitlock's. George had a plank in his hand and said "D_ _ n you, I'm goingfor you and drew his plank, the old man raised his hoe to ward off the blow. George pitched the plankendwise and hit the old man in the breast and caught the hoe and wrenched it from the old man's hands, whothen retreated toward the house of Smith's, who lived in a house on land tended by Mr. Whitlock, followedby George and Moses and on the doorstep George struck the first blow in the back of the neck, Mosesstanding close by as the old man entered the door, he received another blow in the neck with the hoe.

Smith and Mrs. Smith and the deceased got into the house and bolted the door, The door was broken downby the Freers from outside and George struck the old man again on the collar bone with the hoe, Moseshollering "Kill him" At this stroke, the old man fell, never speaking again. Large drops of sweat burst out onhis face, his eyes glazed over, his jaw fell and with a few gasps he died on the floor half sitting against theopen door.

July 15, 1876 - George Freer, who was tried and convicted of murder in killing of old Henry Whitlock ofGreene County and sentenced to Joliet for 14 years in 1872, was this week pardoned out by GovernorBeveridge and reached home Thursday. This is one of the many moves in the master stroke of policyadopted by governors and presidents this year. George's vote will swell the mighty column for Hayes andWheeler this fall. He is loyal to the core!

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Henry B. Whitlock was born in Virginia Jul.29,1799 and died in Rockbridge, Greene Co. Illinois May18,1871. He was the son of John Normont & Abigail (Preston) Whitlock. Henry B. married Hannah Smith(1801-1876) in Madison (later Greene) Co., Illinois Apr.25,1820. Henry B. & Hannah had 15 childrenbetween 1821 and 1844. Henry B shows on every census from 1820 to 1860 and appears to have lived in thesame County his whole life. He purchased 38.89 acres in Rockbridge Township Dec.2,1839. It is describedas W1/2SE & NENW & SWNW of Section 6 township 9NR10W. It is assumed that a parcel of this landbecame the Whitlock Cemetery following Henry B. Whitlock’s murder in 1871. The cemetery still existsand is the subject of another article in this issue of the Newsletter.

Source: X3452

NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGSNP835 Fort Wayne [In] Journal Gazette, Nov.3,1924 obit of Grace Pressler, 38 died Fort Wayne

Nov.2,1924 from Cheryl Wells DahlNP836 The News Sentinel, Fort Wayne, In May 8,1935 obit of Francis M. Whitlock,77 died May 8,1935

Fort Wayne from Cheryl Wells DahlNP837 The London [Ont] Free Press Dd Aug.8,2004 “Rowing for Gold” re Scott Frandsen from Lawrence

OtisNP838 The London [Ont] Free Press Dd Aug.2,2004 “Whitlock owns Calgary” re Dave Whitlock racecar

driver from Lawrence Otis


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NP839 The London [Ont] Free Press Dd Sep.18,2004 “John & Eileen Witlox Happy 40th Anniversary”from Lawrence Otis

NP840 Winchester?? Va Apr.26,1921“??nown [He]rb Doctor Passes Away, Dr.William J. Whitlock” fromElwood Morris

NP841 ?? Nov.1950 “County Resident In His 96th Year” re Peter William Whitlock b.Nov.13,1855 FloydCo., Va from Greg Whitlock

NP842 Toronto [Ont] Star Sep.25,2004 “Man on a marathon mission” re Ed Whitlock, 73 of Milton, Ontfrom Wilma Whitelock

NP843 Toronto [Ont] Star Sep.27,2004 “A marathon to remember for young and not so young” re EdWhitlock, 73 of Milton, Ont from Wilma Whitelock

NP844 Vancouver [BC] Sun Dec.1,2004 obit Philip Ross Russell,53 died Nov.24,2004 Port Coquitlam, BCs Clarence Walter & Lillian Irene May (Whitlock) Russell (M1938) of New Westminster, BC

NP845 ? Wa obit L.Wayne Corey, 80 died Aug.13,2004 Deming, Wa from Arvilla Corey

WHITLOCK CEMETERY, GREENE CO., ILOn Thursday, May 18,1871 Henry B. Whitlock, age 71 was murdered in Greene Co., Illinois. The cemeteryin which he was buried was located on the family farm and after the farm passed into other hands the familycontinued to look after the cemetery and kept it up. D. Marshall of San Francisco recently sent me extractsfrom a letter received from cousins in Macoupin Co., Illinois.

“The cemetery is Whitlock Cemetery and it was on the Henry B. Whitlock farm. Henry B. Whitlock wasmurdered in the 1870's and the family kept it up.

The deed was passed down to the relative care takers and Mr. Shade--who's grandfather is buried there wasthe care taker until about seven years ago when his foot that was injured in World War II gave him so muchtrouble that he couldn't work on the cemetery anymore and he couldn't find anyone to take care of it. So itgrew up with trees and weeds.

Dana and I went to see him about family history and to see if the owners of the property would let us startcleaning it up. Well, we talked for awhile and he said we were the only people living around here thatexpressed any interest in the cemetery and he said here is the deed. You take it and take care of the cemetery.

We sent you the picture of the cemetery that we took in January of this year with just one tombstone stickingout of the trees and brush.

Well we are about half done clearing trees as big as 10-15 feet tall from in between the graves and clearingout the honeysuckle vines. More to go!!

I estimate it will take about another year to get it in decent shape.”

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Henry B. Whitlock is shown on our WHITLOCK35 chart and is the subject of another article in this issue ofthe Newsletter. The cousins referred to in the above article are Rick & Dana Davis ([email protected]) of Carlinville, Illinois.

Sources: X5292

SEASONS GREETINGS & A HAPPY NEW YEAR


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POLLY (WHITLOCK) EDWARDS - WILSON CO.TNThomas E. Partlow's Wilson County, Tennessee, Chancery Court Records 1842-1892, shows the followingentry:

Bill of complaint of Polly Edwards against Erastus L. Smith, administrator of Thomas Whitlock, and WarrenEdwards, the husband of the said Polly Edwards. The Edwards are citizens of Gibson County, Tennessee.Said Smith is a resident of Wilson County. Thomas Whitlock, father of Polly Edwards, died some years ago.The said Polly is seeking to prevent her share of the estate from going to the creditors of her husband. 26June 1853 (Chancery Court 1850-1854, Pp. 426-428)

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Our records show that Polly Whitlock married Warren Edwards in Wilson Co., Tennessee November13,1821. The above chancery record shows us that her father was Thomas Whitlock. The only ThomasWhitlock who “died some years ago” in Wilson Co. was Thomas Whitlock (1757-1848) who was married toSusannah Webb. I would estimate Polly was born about 1802 which would place her in the WHITLOCK33family between Nancy Whitlock b.1800 who married James Godphrey and Susan Whitlock b.1805 whomarried Warren Davenport.

Our thanks to Chuck Rockett for this item. Always interesting after all these years to find a missing familylink. If anyone has information on the Edwards family of Gibson Co., Tn, I would be interested to add thenames of Polly and Warren’s children to the WHITLOCK33 chart.

Source:X5309

PHOTOGRAPHSPH0205 George Thomas Whitlock (1875-1941) & Mary (Hawkins) Whitlock & family 1910? (W77)

from Michael D. WhitlockPH0206 George (Whitlock) Reynolds (1900- ) & Bessie ?? 1920's (W77) from Michael D. WhitlockPH0207 George Thomas Whitlock (1875-1941) & various including the pig butcher 1900's (W77) from

Michael D. WhitlockPH0208 Marian Annie (Whitlock) Morris (1905- ) & John Morris 1940's (W77) from Michael D.

WhitlockPH0209 Edwin Cooper (1893-1966) & Florence (Whitlock) Cooper (1897-1960) 1950's (W77) from

Michael D. WhitlockPH0210 Whittlebury, NTH 1998 (W77) from Michael D. WhitlockPH0211 Whittlebury Church, (Interior) Whittlebury, NTH 1998 (W77) from Michael D. WhitlockPH0212 Syresham Churchyard, Syresham, NTH 1998 (W77) from Michael D. WhitlockPH0213 Marion Annie (Whitlock) Morris (1905- ), William Frederick Whitlock (1899-1969), David John

Whitlock (1909-1991), James Henry Whitlock (1903- ) & Helen Elizabeth Whitlock (1900- )1966 (W77) from Michael D. Whitlock

PH0214 Anne (Tyrer) Whitlock (1935- ),Bert Tyrer, Paul Webber, Sarah Anne (Whitlock) Webber(1969- ), Michael David Whitlock (1937- ) & Neil David Whitlock (1971- ) 1998 Birmingham.UK (W77) from Michael D. Whitlock

PH0215 The Whitlock House in Floyd Co., Va from Mary ConnerPH0216 Collacott Farm, Langtree, DEV 1920 (W01) from Ione WhitlockPH0217 Whitlock Meadow, near Collacott Farm, Langtree, DEV 1920 (W01) from Ione WhitlockPH0218 John Partridge Allen Whitlock (1865-1927), “His sister”, Leslie John Whitlock (1896-1964) &

Oswald George Whitlock (1900- ) 1920 Holsworthy, DEV (W01) from Ione WhitlockPH0219 Whitlock & Beacham families 1920's Lindsay, Ont (W01) from Ione WhitlockPH0220 Victor Jerome Whitlock (1885-1965) 1950's Chevy Chase, Md (W01) from Ione Whitlock


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PH0221 Francis Metherall Whitlock (1855- ) 1940's Marietta, Oh (W01) from Ione WhitlockPH0222 George Marshall Norman (1860-1927) & Cornia Therisa (Whitlock) Norman (1868-1893) 1887

Green Co., Mo (W25) from Betty SwansonPH0223 Albert Sidney Hester (1884-1930) & Georgia Mae (Norman) Hester (1888-1984) 1907

McCloud, Ok (W25) from Betty SwansonPH0224 Carrie (Singley) Reeves (1880-1975), Lucy Emily (Singley) McGee (1876-1972), Minnie

Tressie Singley (1884- ) 1970's (W33) from David E. CorleyPH0225 Emily S. Whitlock (1973- ), Anthony S. Whitlock (1975- ) & Blair Anthony Swedeen (1974- )

1997 (W16) from John William WhitlockPH0226 “Hoosier Girl” boat with Stewart Blair Whitlock (1911-1966), John William Whitlock (1941- )

1963/4 Rising Sun, In (W16) from John William WhitlockPH0227 Postcard Whitlock Boat Harbor, Rising Sun, In 1940's (W16) from John William WhitlockPH0228 Cyril Henry Whitelock (1912- ), May (Maisie) Ethel (Page) Whitelock, Roger Whitelock, Helen

(??) Whitelock 1999 Havering, LND (W01) from Maisie WhitelockPH0229 May (Maisie) Ethel (Page) Whitelock 1999 Havering, LND (W01) from Maisie WhitelockPH0230 May (Maisie) Ethel (Page) Whitelock 1999 Havering, LND (W01) from Maisie WhitelockPH0231 May (Maisie) Ethel (Page) Whitelock 1999 Havering, LND (W01) from Maisie WhitelockPH0232 Martha (Norton) Whitlock (1843?- ) 1920's? SOM (W18) from Eric WhitlockPH0233 Percival Edward Whitlock (1878-1956(61?)) Frome, SOM Rope Shop 1950's (W18) from Eric

WhitlockPH0234 Eric Michael Whitlock (1961- ) & Maria Diana (Capaldi) Whitlock (1962- ) 1999 GLO (W18)

from Eric WhitlockPH0235 Michael Terence Whitlock (1936- ), Beryl Lilian (Cook) Whitlock (1937- ) & sons 1999 GLO

(W18) from Eric WhitlockPH0236 Percival Edward Whitlock (1878-1956(61?)) Frome, SOM 1900's (W18) from Eric WhitlockPH0237 Whitlock Light, St.Croix River, Calais, Me from Charlotte Co., NB museumPH0238 May (Maisie) Ethel (Page) Whitelock 1999 Mayor of Havering, LND (W01) from Maisie

WhitelockPH0239 Curator of Purfleet Museum, Viscount Montgomery, May (Maisie) Ethel (Page) Whitelock,

Deputy Mayor of Thurock 1999 (W01) from Maisie WhitelockPH0240 May (Maisie) Ethel (Page) Whitelock 1999 Mayor of Havering, LND at Tower of London

(W01) from Maisie WhitelockPH0241 Grave of William Wallace Whitlock (1858-1936) 1999 (W09) from Janet StahlPH0242 William Whitlock (1838-1921) & Matilda Jane (Freele) Whitlock (1842-1921) & family of

Petrolia, Ont 1890's (W28) from Rita SomersPH0243 Grave of John W. Whitlock (1807-11?-1873) Adelaide Twp., Ont (W28) from Rita SomersPH0244 Grave of James Whitlock (1863-1871) Adelaide Twp., Ont (W28) from Rita SomersPH0245 Dave Whitlock ‘98 National CASCAR Champion (W28)from Rita SomersPH0246 Children of Earley Clifford Whitlock (1900-1986) & Lucille Marguerite (Anstett) Whitlock

(1911-1991) 1994 Waterford, Mi (W28) from Rita SomersPH0247 Dave Whitlock’s racing trophies 1999 (W28) from Rita SomersPH0248 Preston Whitlock (1803?-1899) & family of Malden, Kanawha Co., WVa 1890's? (W85) from

Greg WhitlockPH0249 Peter William Whitlock (1855-1951) & Bessie Jane Sheppard (1885-1950) Vickerswitch,

Montgomery Co., Va 1916? (W85) from Greg WhitlockPH0250 Peter William Whitlock’s home, Montgomery Co., Va from Greg WhitlockPH0251 Henry Whitlock (1852- ) s Benjamin & Jane (Swartwout) Whitlock 1860 by Ravell, Lyons,

NYPH0252 Plaque on porchwall, Montgomery County Courthouse, Fonda, NY re Aaron C. Whitlock,

Commissioner 1836 from Greg WhitlockPH0253 Whitlock Light, St.Croix River, Calais, Maine postcard,1941 from Patrick LynchPH0254 Miss Phyllis Dare postcard 1900's by H.J. Whitlock of Birmingham, WARPH0255 Indianapolis Racers 1974/75 Hockey Card re Bob Whitlock b.Jul.16,1949 Charlottetown, PEI

(W01)from Patrick Lynch


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MAIN LINESFILE:ML302 DATE:June 5,2004The following is the Main Line of Janine George of Somerset, UK ([email protected])

Married11. Elisha WHITLOCK 1696 Anne CARTER

( -1727) Witney, Oxfordshire, England ( - )10. John WHITLOCK Mary??

(1698- ) ( -1754)9. John WHITLOCK 1752 Elizabeth LINDSEY

(1732-1784) St.Cross, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England (1735-1818)8. James WHITLOCK 1795 Mary JEFFERY

(1775-1834) Witney, Oxfordshire, England (1775-1851?)7. John WHITLOCK 1818 Sarah (Mary) BRICE

(1796-1833) Witney, Oxfordshire, England (1797-1881)6. Thomas WHITLOCK 1838 Sarah HARRIS

(1819-1895) St.Mary Magdalene, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England (1819?-1900)5. Sarah Maria WHITLOCK Henry GEORGE

(1846- ) (1833- )4.Henry Thomas GEORGE Ella KITCHING

(1865- ) (1871?- )3.Lloyd GEORGE Edna LANGDON

(1910- ( -2.Richard GEORGE ??

( - ( -1.Janine GEORGE

( -FILE:ML309 DATE:December 2,2004

The following is the Main Line of Arthur W. Cole, 5 Genesee Lane, Plattsburgh, New York, USA 12901-1120 Married11.John WHITLOCK ??

( -1659) ( -1661?)10.David WHITLOCK Mary SHERWOOD

( -1722) ( - )9.Samuel WHITLOCK Sarah SQUIRE

( -1751) ( - )8.John WHITLOCK 1737 Mary LEE

(1717-1793) Danbury, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, U.S.A. ( - )7.Ebenezer WHITLOCK 1760 Amelia HAMILTON

(1738-1793) Danbury, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, U.S.A. (1738-1802?)6.Ezekiel WHITLOCK Sarah ??

(1777-1838) ( -1839)5.Zalmon WHITLOCK 1839 Eunice GILBERT

(1809-1892) Redding, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, U.S.A. (1811-1898)4.Addison Myron WHITLOCK 1870 Mary E. STURGES

(1840-1881) Bethel, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, U.S.A. (1845-1915)3.Edith May WHITLOCK 1905 Orrin Samuel BARNUM

(1877-1944) Danbury, Connecticut, U.S.A. (1865-1928)2.Sally Adams BARNUM 1943 John Roberts COLE

(1913-1999) (1909-1965)1.Arthur Whitlock COLE

(1950-


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FILE:ML308DATE:December 2,2004

The following is the Main Line of Dave Guiel, 15815 NE 2nd Street, Vancouver, Washington, USA 98684Married

12.John WHITLOCK ??( -1659) ( -1661?)

11.David WHITLOCK Mary SHERWOOD( -1722) ( - )

10.Samuel WHITLOCK Sarah SQUIRE( -1751) ( - )

9.John WHITLOCK 1737 Mary LEE(1717-1793) Danbury, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, U.S.A. ( - )

8.Ebenezer WHITLOCK 1760 Amelia HAMILTON(1738-1793) Danbury, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, U.S.A. (1738-1802?)

7.Benjamin WHITLOCK 1796 Abiah HIGLEY(1775-Pre1840) Danbury, Connecticut, U.S.A. (1783-1818?)

6. Harriet WHITLOCK 1832 Isaac CONNER(1809- ) Meigs, Ohio, U.S.A. (1810- )

5.Waldo CONNER 1865 Cynthia DEAKINS(1837-1909) (1845-1931)

4.Charles Austin CONNER Katie Marie CONNER(1867-1919) (1872-1955)

3.Pauline Marie CONNER 1924 Henry Stephen GUIEL(1908-1999) Tacoma, Washington, U.S.A. (1903-1970)

2.William Henry David GUIEL 1952 Carol Natalie LUND(1925- McChord AFB, Pierce Co., Washington, U.S.A. (1931-

1.William David GUIEL 1980 Jolonda Lynn SKARO(1952- Concord, California, U.S.A. (1952-

FILE:ML310DATE:December 2,2004

The following is the Main Line of Louis M. Smith, 4306 Talahi Way, Louisville, Kentucky, U.S.A. 40207Married

9.James WHITLOCK Mary SMITH( -1783) ( -1786)

8.Thomas WHITLOCK 1790 Rebecca RADFORD(1769-1848) Virginia, U.S.A. ( -1844)

7.William R. WHITLOCK 1833 Mary Ann W. LASHLEY(1807-1848) Green Co., Kentucky, U.S.A. (1821-1890)

6.Manoah Thomas WHITLOCK Nancy J. PERRY(1833-1871) (1838?- )

5.Sarah A. WHITLOCK 1858 Robert A. GROVE(1841?-Pre1920) ( - )

4.Flora A. GROVE Waller SMITH(1863-1927) ( - )

3.Louard M. SMITH Nancy L. WILLIS(1889-1966) ( - )

2.Louis SMITH Dorothy LARBERG(1921- (1928-1992)

1.Louis M. SMITH 1980 Lissa HOLBROOK(1948- (1949-

Whitlock Birth Register

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Date

Place

Name Sex B=Birth C=ChristeningName code

Parents

Source codes

1754 Mar 3 WHITLOCKJohn MCFWHITLOCK Jonathan

MOLDEN Elisabeth

ENG WILPitton WJ159LOSSAL8

1754 Apr

5 WHITLOCKThomas MBFWHITLOCK Thomas

MDUPREE Elizabeth

USAVALunenburg WT30LOS

1754 Apr 24 WHITLOCK

Sarah F CFWHITLOCK GeorgeM

Ann

ENG LNO Saint Leonards, ShoreditchWG11LOS

1754 May

2 WHITLOCKWilliam MCFWHITLOCK Samuel

M

Elizabeth

ENG SaM Castle Cary

WSA14LOSSOG311

1754 May 26 WHITELOCK Richard

MCFWHITELOCK Richard

MMary

ENG WEKendal WR51LOS

1754 Jun 30 WHITELOCK Jane

F CFWHITELOCK Allen

MENG CUL Saint Cuthbert, Carlisle

W ALL23LOS

1754 Jul

14 WHITLOCKBenjamin MCFWHITLOCK Thomas

MBASS Hannah

ENG BRK Faringdon

WT89LOS

1754 Jul

19 WHITELOCK Ann F BFWHITELOCK John

MLUTKENS Ann

ENG LNO S1. Lawrence JewryWJ36LOSSOG118

1754 Jul

28 WHITLOCKFrancis MCFWHITLOCK Francis

MSTEEL Ruth

ENG ESS GosfieldWF18LOSSOG241

1754 Sep 2 WHITELOCK Martha F CFWHITELOCK John

MJACKSON Oorothy

ENG LNO Stepney, Old Gravel Lane Saint George In The East Indep WJ300

LOS

1754 Sep 15 WHITLOCK

Hannah F BFWHITLOCK Jonathan

MLOBDELL Sarah

USACTFairfield Co., Ridgefield Twp WJ86LOSR1227/1

1754 Oct

g WHITLOCKAmey F CFWHITLOCK StephenM

CatherineENG WIL

Pitton WST6LOSSAL8

1754 Nov 24 WHITLOCK

Catherine F CFWHITLOCK Robert

M

HanahENG WIL

Pitton WRR7LOSSAL8


VoI.23 No.4Dee 2004

Date Name SexB=Birth C=ChristeningParentsPlace

Name codeSource codes

1754 Dec

9 WHITLOCKJames MCFWHITLOCK Francis

MMENDHAM Sarah

ENG WIL

Plaitford WF30X983X1381/1

1755

o WHITLOCKMary F BFMUSA

NYWestchester Co., Whitlockville, Katonah LDS

1755

o WHITLOCKRhoda F BFWHITLOCKMUSA

X1356

1755 Jan

8 WHITLOCKJohn MCFWHITLOCK Richard

MJUDD Grace

ENG DEV Langtree

WR16LDSPR

1755 Jan

12 WHITLACKElizabeth F CFWHITLACK Isaac

MHATWOOD Mary

ENG BKM Wavendon

WI34X786/1X1179/1

1755 Feb

9 WHITLOCKSusanna F CFWHITLOCK Thomas

M

Susanna

ENG HRT Ware

WT362LDS

1755 Mar

1 WHITELOCK Mary F CFWHITELOCK John

MDAWSON Isabel

ENG CUL Castle Sowerby

WJ15LDSR1/17

1755 Mar 11 WHITLOCK

Susanna F BFWHITLOCK Mathew

MFanny

USA VASI. Peter's Parish, New Kent WMA13LL3R849/16R78/81 ,89


John MCFWHITLOCK Thomas

MSTALKER Jane

ENG CUL Greystoke

WT57LDSSOG198-200


George MCFWHITLOCK George

MENG ESS StockWG233LDS

1755 Apr

2 WHITLOCKJustus MBFWHITLOCK Josiah

MKNAPP Rachel

USA

CTFairfield Co., Fairfield (Danbury) WJ040LDSSOG397X399/158


Marriott MCFWHITLOCK Richard

MMARRIOTT Hannah

ENG NTH Whittlebury

WR45LDSX1850/16

1755 May 25 WHITLOCK

Sarah F CFWHITLOCK James

M

Elizabeth

ENG LND Lying In Hospital Endell Street, HolbornWJA58LDS


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Date

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Parents

Source codes

1755 Jun 1 WHITLOCKSarah F CFWHITLOCK James

MWHITLOCK Mary

ENG WILPitton And Farley W JA 14LDSSAL9

1755 Jun

8 WHITELOCK Ann F CFWHITELOCK Isaac

MSIMM Mary

ENG CUL All Saints, CockermouthWI40LDS

1755 Jul

5 WHITLOCKFrances F BFWHITLOCK John

MLOGAN Ann

USA

VAAlbemarle WJ267X1234/7

1755 Jul

22 WHITLOCKJohn MCFWHITLOCK John

M

Jane

ENG LND Saint Anne Soho, Westminster

WJ796LDS

1755 Aug

2 WHITELOCK Sarah F BFWHITELOCK Thomas

MTAYLOR Anne

USAPAPhiladelphia, Christchurch WT185X352/2R2304

1755 Aug 16 WHITLOCK

Nathan MBFWHITLOCK Daniell

MHILTON Mary (MOREHOUSE)

USACTFairfield Co., Fairfield WD12LDSR78/67

1755 Sep

4 WHITELOCK Sarah F CFWHITELOCK Thos

MENG CUL Kirkland Near PenrithWT364LDS

1755 Sep 22 WHITLOCK

Ephriam MBFWHITLOCK William

MLOCKHART Mary D.

USANJMonmouth Co. WW61X73/1R78/29UBC148

1755 Sep 23 WHITELOCK Salome

F BFWHITELOCK John

MLUTKENS Ann

ENG LND SI. Lawrence Jewry

WJ36LDSSOG 118

1755 Oct 17 WHITLOCK

Esther F CFWHITLOCK Thomas

M

Esther

ENG OXF Ducklington

WT16X84/1SOG160PR49


Joseph MCFWHITLOCK JosephM

JARVIS MaryUSA

CTWestport WJ043R70/2R88/5


Mary F CFWHITLOCK JosephM

JARVIS MaryUSA

CTWestport WJ043R70/2R88/5

1755 Oct

19 WHITLOCKThomas MCFWHITLOCK Thomas

MCAZER Joan

ENG DE V LangtreeWT7LDSPR5


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Date

Place


Parents

Source codes

1755 Nov 21 WHITLOCK Jonathan MCFWHITLOCK Jonathan

M

Elizabeth

ENG WIL Winterslow

WJ742X2801/4

1755 Oec

5 WHITELOCK William MCFWHITELOCK Phillip

MPETHERICK Mary

ENG OEV HartlandWPP1LOSR7GH122

1755 Oec

7 WHITELAHHannah F CFWHITELAH JephrahMENG YKS Blacktoft

WJF1SOG353

1755 Oec

7 WHITLOCKHannah F CFWHITLOCK William

MMELTON Mary

ENG HUN Woolley

WW383X778X3459

1756 Feb 29 WHITLOCKE James

MCFWHITLOCKE Samuel

MLAW Mary

ENG ESS Elmdon

WSA16LOS

1756 Mar

3 WHITLOCKRubin MBFWHITLOCK Richard

MFrances

USA VASt. Peter's Parish, New Kent WR56LL3R78/81 ,189R849/16


Charles MCFWHITLOCK GeorgeM

Ann

ENG LNO Saint Leonards, Shoreditch

WG11LOS


Mary F CFWHITLOCK GeorgeM

MaryENG SOM Crosscombe

WG134X378/3X414/5

1756 Apr 27 WHITLOCKE James

MCFWHITLOCKE John

M WORBY

Elisabeth

ENG NFK Chedgrave

WJ216LOS

1756 May

2 WHITELOCK Joseph MCFWHITELOCK William

MLAKE Mary

ENG OEV CreditonWW704LOS

1756 May

6 WHITLOCKElizabeth F CFWHITLOCK Thomas

MWILLIAMSON Mary

USA VAGoochland Co., St. James Northam Parish WT145R78/385

1756 Jun

7 WHITLOCKElizabeth F CFWHITLOCK John

MLINDSEY Elizabeth

ENG OXF Cogges

WJ95LOSX84/1PR49

1756 Jul

21 WHITLOCKPolly F BFWHITLOCK Thomas

MDUPREE Elizabeth

USAVALunenburg WT30LOS

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