ISSN:0835:6734 WHITLOCK FAMILY NEWSLETTER
47644 Forester Road Subscription $20 ($25/£16 International) Tel:604/824-7450 Vol.34 No.4 RR#2, Sardis, B.C. per annum renewable January 1st Email:[email protected] Dec 2015 CANADA V2R 4M6 Published Mar.Jun.Sep.& Dec. Page 1 Website:http://www.whitlockfamilyassociation.com The past couple of months have been taken up with recording and cataloguing the collection of Yorkshire Wills I brought back from Salt Lake City in September. The problem with cataloguing new information is the Internet is always there and it always so tempting to go searching for additional details, While the collection of Yorkshire Wills added great new information to the WHITLOCK12 and WHITLOCK21 families it was the WHITLOCK57 family that added the most detail, much of it from those forays into the Internet. This issue of the Newsletter is primarily focused on this last Yorkshire family, The Whitelocks of Yorkshire and Delaware. The Wills included with this issue are both from this prominent Leeds, Yorkshire Quaker family. There were some 16th and 17th Yorkshire Wills from the Baldersby area of Yorkshire that were unfortunately not available in Salt Lake City and I was not able to acquire copies.
In researching for the article on Isabella Ormston Ford and her Leeds Yorkshire, Whitelock ancestors for this issue, I came across two books connected to this part of the family. Both were about prominent Quakers. One was a present from Isaac Whitelock to his wife Hannah Whitelock Mar.5,1774 (R3962). The other was an auction item for a book that once belonged to Isaac Whitelock (1712-1781) of Lancaster, Pennsylvania in which were written the birth dates of Isaac and his wife and ten of their thirteen children and included a note his wife had three stillborn children not named. Most of this information was not in our files and I was very pleased to uncover this detail about the WHITLOCK57 family (R3963). I could see from the sides of the image of this page there was additional information relating to this family recorded in this book, I therefore sent an email to be passed on to the purchaser but have not received a reply. I am hoping the purchaser will be willing to share this additional information with us.
Also while doing the above research I came across the extensive collection of research done by Charles Pease on descendants of Isaac Whitelock of Leeds, Yorkshire WHITLOCK57 family. This added a huge new section to this family. (X7701 & X7702)
I was very pleased to see the items posted on Facebook by Victoria House relating to the gymnastic games in Glasgow and the performance by Max Whitlock who managed a Gold Medal performance, and became the first Brit in 103 years to win a gold medal at these games. We have been following Max’s career for a couple of years but have not yet determine which family is his.
Our YDNA project continues to yield interesting results. We had two YDNA results come in last year from the Whitlock families of Wiltshire and Oxfordshire. Both these results showed Haplogroup “E” which is very rare in Britain and has origins in Spain, Morocco and Northern Africa. I heard recently from Eric Whitlock that his cousin Graham Holton has been doing research at a University in Scotland into the descendants of those who fought at the Battle of Bannockburn. This is part of the Battle of Bannockburn Family History Project run by the Genealogical Studies Postgraduate programme to mark the 700th anniversary of the battle. Several members of the Berkeley family fought in this battle and a descendent participated in the Project. Their Haplogroup was also “E”. As this family is one of the few in Britain that can trace their male line back before the Battle of Hastings in 1066 this pushed the arrival in Britain of this Haplogroup pre Norman conquest. They are now speculating that the Berkeley family may descend from a Roman Soldier with origins in Spain. Interestingly the Berkeley family still live in Berkeley Castle in Glocestershire and still own the land they were shown owning in the Domesday book in 1086. Our latest YDNA result was a 37 of 37 marker match for a descendant of John Whitlock & Agnes dela Beche who were married about 1454 - WHITLOCK02H family. We currently are awaiting results from two other tests which are expected in December.
There have been some other great additions to our collection come in recently. Jennifer Hart provided a copy of the twelve page 1785 Will of Hugh Hughes of Hoddesdon, Hertforshire and the 1848 Will of his great-nephew Hugh (Whitelock) Hughes. Hugh Hughes was the uncle of Hugh Whitelock’s mother Frances Ann Hutchins. In his Will he left his considerable estate to Hugh Whitelock on the condition he took the Hughes name and arms. This answered a more than forty year old question of why Hugh Whitelock become Hugh Hughes. (R3909 & R3910) Jennifer also found Hugh (Whitelock) Hughes’ 1848 obit in the Hertford Mercury (NP1523) and notice of the change of name from Whitelock to Hughes in the St. James Chronicle 1795 (NP1524). WHITLOCK21 family.
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While not connected to the Whitlock family, my husband, Patrick acquired an original 1873 Indenture for the Shevington family of Derbyshire at a auction (R3957). We had a frame that fit it and it looks really great on the wall of my office. I only list it in case someone with connections to the Shevington family is interested in a copy.
I was very pleased to receive a copy of Katherine (Burchette) Whitlock’s 1648 Will from John Cook. This person is the grandmother of the original immigrant to Virginia, James Whitlock (1650?-1716). While James’s father Richard was Katherine’s eldest son, she leaves him a legacy of £400 to be paid out in half yearly installments of £24 each. The rest of her children receive their legacies outright. I intend to create a transcript of this Will and include it in the March 2016 issue of the Newsletter. (R3961)
Research by Robert Davis into the de la Beche family (860-1200) provided us with several lines of descent from this ancient Norman family (X7705). Galfridus de la Bec received a good portion of Hertfordshire for his services in the Battle of Hastings and it is assumed most of de la Beche families in Britain descent from him.
Rita Silva has been working on plat maps for Union Co., South Carolina (R3960) and has put together a summary of all the families living on Browns Creek (X7706). The goal is to determine how Lott Whitlock fits into the Whitlock family in Union Co. The SCLAND file detailing all the references to Whitlocks in South Caroline pre 1830 continues to grow and becoming a more useful research tool.
I came across an interesting item on the Internet regarding George Bickett Whitlock (1920-1944) who died in Belgium in WW2. His widow Byra Louise (Whittlesey) Whitlock was married in Paris in 1949 to John Hadley Nicanor Hemmingway the son of Ernest Hemingway and was the mother of Margaux & Mariel Hemmingway. WHITLOCK25 family.
Our thanks to Eric Whitlock for his great collection of clips from the Somerset newspapers of the 1860's and 1870's (NP1527-NP1541)
My thanks to everyone who sent in material this quarter. After forty-five years, our collection continues to grow. I also have another disc of research by Lawrence Otis that I have not tackled yet.
I have attached renewal notices for 2016 and a financial statement for 2015. Many thanks to everyone for the generous donations this year $1,963!! Subscriptions cover about half the costs of running the Whitlock Family Association and the rest comes from donations. We paid down the debt by $1200. I am planning a fairly major update to the website in 2016 as I have not done one for a couple of years. We had 73 subscribers this year and many who just sent donations. I hope you will all be able to continue your support for the coming year. All much appreciated. MISCELLANEOUS X7693 12 Descent from John Moody Farra (1825-1914) of Lexington, Rockbridge Co., Va from www.geni.com W37 X7694 2 Banda & Kirwee Prize Money from wiki.fibis.org W22 X7695 2 Staffordshire Marriages from Find my Past X7696 19 Emails & links from Joy Miller-Davis Dd Aug.14,2015 re descent from Emanuel & Carolyne (Booker) Whitlock (M1878) Buckingham Co., Va X7697 1 Emails from Courtney Drury Dd Aug.23,24,2015 re Rosanna Maria Whitlock b.Oct.7,1967 Barrie, On X7698 267 Guild Of One Name Studies, Marriage Index X7699 3 Medieval Whitlock Soldiers X7700 1 Email from Greg Whitlock Dd Sep 8, 2015 obit Ruth Margaret Kimbleton Whitlock died Sep.5,2015 Radford, Wythe Co., Va X7701 17 Descent from Robert Aldam re Whitelocks of Leeds, Yorkshire from Charles Pease W57 X7702 42 Descent from William & Martha (Jackson) Whitelock (M1732) Warmsworth, YKS of Sheepscar, YKS from Charles Pease W57 X7703 3 Isabella Ormston Ford (1855-1924) by Dr. Amanda Wilkinson W57
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X7704 1 Cumberlink.com Obit William Kyle Whitlock (1928-2015) died Apr.10,2015 Mechanicsburg, Pa W16 X7705 7 De la Beche and de Bec lines of descent (860-1200's) from Robert Davis W02H X7706 2 List of 61 families living in Brown's Creek area of Union Co., SC 1816-1824 from Rita Silva W64 X7707 1 Find a Grave re Jacob H. Whitlock (1843?-1917) Oddfellows Cemetery, Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ from Carol Comp W16 X7708 2 Email from Jennifer Dd Oct.13,2015 re Lupton family of Greenhill Hall, Norton, YKS W57 X7709 1 Email from Darren Attree Dd Nov.6,2015 re Herbert Maurice Whitlock b.1899 Hackney, LND X7710 1 Email from Robert Owen Sorrell Dd Nov.15,2015 re Robert Melvin & Rosella Louise Whitlock (M1950's) In X7711 1 Email from Paul Fothergill Dd Nov.21,2015 re descent from Innes Lee Whitlock W02H WILL OF ISAAC WHITELOCK, SHEEPSCAR, LEEDS, YORKSHIRE 1737 In the Name of God Amen this four and Twenty day of May in the Year of our Lord one thousand Seven hundred Thirty and Six I Isaac Whitelock of Shep Sher in the parish of Leeds and County of York Oyle Drawer Do make this my last will and Testament in the manner following, that is to Say, to my Son William I Give the Sum of Twenty and one Shill’ which I will Shall be paid to him at the End of one month next after my Death and to my Dear Wife Sarah Whitelock and to her heirs Executors and Admd’ Respectively I Give for Ever all my messuages Cottages Mills Lands Grounds Hereditaments and Tenements whatsoever and all my Goods Chattls Cattle Estate mortgages Debts on Bond Simple Contracts and otherwise Rights Credits and personal Estate what Soever and of what nature and Kind Soever She paying my Just Debts Legacys and funeral Expenses In Witness whereof I the Said Isaac Whitelock have the Day and Year above mentioned hereunto put my hand and Seal Isaac Whitelock. Signed published and Declared in the presence of the Testator who Subscribed his name in our presence and wee and Everyone of us Subscribed his name in his presence Grace Barned, Rebecah Mottley, Chris Barnard This will passed the Seal the 29th day of November 1737 ------
We have information, likely taken from the Quaker records, that Isaac Whitelock was born the 23rd of the 5th month 1667 (prior to 1752 July was the 5th month so July 23, 1667). We suspect he was likely born in Ripon, Yorkshire but have not been able to confirm this. He was the son of William Whitelock and Dorothy Rhodes who were married at Hartwith,Yorkshire Sep.30,1660. Hartwith is roughly in the middle between Skipton and Ripon and just near Bishops Thornton.
By 1714 Isaac Whitelock is in Leeds and purchases from the widow Mary Pycock an oil drawing business.. Over the next twenty-five years Isaac expands the business and adds milling and other ventures to the point when he dies in 1737 the business is substantial and he is a fairly wealthy man. The family were Quakers and lived with and intermarried with the other early Quaker families. He married Sarah Wall Mar.1,1705 at Skipton, Yorkshire and they had at least 5 children. His youngest son Isaac Whitelock born Feb.9,1712 Skipton? Yorkshire emigrated to America about 1740 and died in Wilmington, Delaware in 1781-4. The only child mentioned in Isaac Whitelock Sr.s Will is his son William to whom he leaves the amount of 21 shillings. The rest of his fairly substantial estate goes to his wife Sarah.
Two years later in 1739 Sarah makes her Will and leaves her son William the business and all the real estate the family owns in the Leeds area. William is responsible to pay her debts and funeral costs as well as the legacies Sarah leaves his sisters that are to be paid from these properties. Sarah provides that if William does not pay his sisters within one month of her decease that they are entitled to collect the rents from these properties until their legacies plus interest are paid. Sarah leaves nothing in her Will to her youngest son Isaac Whitelock and his “Certificate of Removal” from the Brighouse Quaker Meeting House in Leeds is dated Feb.18,1740 showing he is is going to Pennsylvania. Isaac may have received a portion of his father’s wealth as he appears to have arrived in America with enough capital to establish a brewery and tanning business within a couple of years. In 1760 Sarah makes a codicil to her 1739 Will leaving the house she lives in to her three daughters Mary, Sarah & Deborah instead of her son William. Sarah’s Will is proved Feb.10,1761.
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Isaac & Sarah (Wall) Whitelock’s son William married Martha Jackson July 13,1732 at the Friends Meeting House in Warmsworth, Yorkshire. Their eight children married into many of the Quaker families, with the names Elam, Lupton, and Arthington, forging alliances that grew and expanded their business enterprises in Leeds. By the time William made his Will in 1772 his business interests were extensive.
William’s granddaughter Martha married Thomas Bensen Pease Feb.16,1814 at the Bradford Quaker Meeting House. Their children and grandchildren married into many of the most powerful families in Yorkshire. See Main Line #454 on page 16 of this issue.
Martha’s granddaughter was Isabella Ormston Ford (1855-1924) one of the most influential writers who led the movement to educate the public on the need for women to be able to earn a living wage.
The family remained Quaker well into the 1900's.
SOURCES: R3938; R3946; X7702
REFERENCES (NOTE: All missing numbers are items in the Census files)
R3902 12 Journal Sir George Cornish Whitlock Heavitree Devon England from Penny Mills R3907 1 Map 1825 Union Co. South Carolina USA R3908 1 Southern Sojourner Corley/Whitlock families from Judi Wilson R3909 12 Will proved Dec 1785 1785 Jun 21 Hugh Hughes Hoddesdon Hertfordshire England from Jennifer Hart R3910 4 Will proved Mar.17,1848 1847 Oct 2 Hugh (Whitelock) Hughes Hoddesdon Hertfordshire England from Jennifer Hart R3911 1 Will proved Nov.18,1506 1505 Dec 23 John Whitlock York Yorkshire England R3912 1 Will proved Jun.28,1595 1595 Mar 6 Richard Whitelocke Topcliffe Yorkshire England W12 R3913 1 Will proved Dec.8,1600 1599 Jan 9 Thomas Whitelocke North Cave Yorkshire England R3914 3 Will proved Oct.10,1616 1614 Jan 10 Margaret Whitelocke Whallowthwit Yorkshire England R3915 7 Census 1851-1911 Hugh Hughes Hertfordshire, England R3916 1 Will 1818 Jan 28 J. Frank Coley Goochland Co Virginia USA W37 R3917 1 Indenture 1830 Nov 24 George Woodson Payne & Henry Whitelock Powhattan Co. Virginia USA W23 R3918 1 Indenture 1836 Jun 20 Dennis Nicholas & Overton G. Whitlock Goochland Co. Virginia USA R3919 4 Deeds & Wills Index Goochland Co. Virginia USA R3920 1 Will proved Jun/Jul 1650 1646 Feb 13 Marmaduke Whitlock North Cave Yorkshire England R3921 1 1589 Apr 1 Lancelot Whitlock Thirsk Yorkshire England W12 R3922 1 Will proved Dec.8,1600 1599 Jan 9 Thomas Whitelocke North Cave Yorkshire England R3923 1 Will proved 1643 1643 Mar 7 Christopher Whitelock Thirsk Yorkshire England W12 R3924 1 Will proved 1690 1690 May 29 Richard Whitlock York Yorkshire England W12 R3925 38 Prerogative & Exchequer Courts of York Probate Index, 1688-1858 R3926 1 Will proved Sep 1797 1789 Apr 15 Matthews Whitlock Nottingham Nottinghamshire England W02H R3927 1 Will proved Nov.20,1749 1741 Jan 16 Nathaniel Whitlock Radford Nottinghamshire England W02H
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R3928 1 Will proved Feb 6,1749 1748 Feb 28 John Whitelock Baldersby Yorkshire England W12 R3929 1 Will proved Oct 20,1736 1727 Apr 28 Philadelphia Whitlock Nottingham Nottinghamshire England W02H R3930 1 Will proved Dec.31, 1852 1848 Dec 7 Ann Whitelock Sheffield Yorkshire England R3931 2 Will proved Feb.7,1733 1724 Mar 4 Bartholomew Whitelock Fountains Park Ripon Yorkshire England R3932 2 Will proved Oct 1755 1755 May 2 Deborah Whitelock Bishops Thornton Yorkshire England W57 R3933 4 Will proved Mar 1779 1772 Sep 4 Elizabeth Whitelock Marston on the Moor Yorkshire England W12 R3934 2 Will proved Dec.13,1838 1833 Apr 18 Elizabeth Whitelock Philadelphia Sheffield Yorkshire England R3935 4 Will proved Jun.7,1828 1826 Dec 18 Henry Whitelock Philadelphia Place Sheffield Yorkshire England R3936 3 Will proved Apr.17,1828 1827 Jun 12 George Whitelock Thorngumbald Paull in Holderness Yorkshire England R3937 4 Will proved Sep.3,1840 1840 May 11 Hannah Whitelock York Yorkshire England R3938 1 Will proved Nov.29,1737 1736 May 24 Isaac Whitelock Leeds Yorkshire England W57 R3939 1 Will proved Mar 10,1741 1739 Jun 23 Jane Whitelock Baldersby Yorkshire England W12 R3940 1 Will proved Apr.21,1804 1802 May 16 John Whitelock Kirkby Wiske Yorkshire England W12 R3941 3 Will proved Dec.18,1812 1808 Feb 25 John Whitelock Pitsmoor Sheffield Yorkshire England R3942 3 Will proved Sep.24,1838 1835 Nov 14 John Whitelock Sheffield Yorkshire England W12 R3943 3 Will proved May 4, 1822 1817 Aug 28 Martha Whitelock Sheepscar Leeds Yorkshire England W57 R3944 2 Will proved May 21,1819 1818 Jun 15 Richard Whitelock Masham Yorkshire England W12 R3945 1 Will proved Aug.13,1834 1829 Jun 1 Robert Whitelock Beverley Yorkshire England W12 R3946 2 Will proved Feb.10,1761 1739 Feb 20 Sarah (WALL) Whitelock Leeds Yorkshire England W57 R3947 2 Will proved 1792 1789 Aug 5 Sarah Whitelock Sheepscar Leeds Yorkshire England W57 R3948 2 Will proved June 1781 1778 Aug 31 Thomas Whitelock Baldersby Yorkshire England W12 R3949 1 Will prove Nov.26,1736 1736 Nov 12 William Whitelock Bishops Thornton Ripon Yorkshire England R3950 1 Will proved Oct.3,1741 1740 Dec 3 William Whitelock Kilburn Yorkshire England R3951 3 Will proved Oct.1774 1772 May 29 William Whitelock Sheepscar Leeds Yorkshire England W57 R3952 7 Will proved May 1797 1790 Dec 1 William Whitelock Sheepscar Leeds Yorkshire England W57 R3953 1 Will proved Jun.29,1816 1815 Jan 7 Daniel Whillock (Militia) Nottinghamshire England R3954 4 Will proved Jul.6,1833 1829 Apr 8 William Whitelock Sheffield Yorkshire England R3955 3 Will proved 1781 1779 Apr 4 Robert Whitlock Bushblades Lanchester Durham England R3956 13 Will proved Jun.8,1795 1795 Mar 16 Robert Whitelock Bushblades Lanchester Durham England
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R3957 1 Indenture 1873 Jan 14 Thomas Shevington Sr. & Thomas Shevington Jr Derby Derbyshire England R3958 1 Family Bible – Births 1872 Jun 5 Benjamin & Sarah Ann (Dennis) Whitlock family Philadelphia Pennsylvania USA from Carol Comp W16 R3960 43 Plat Maps South Carolina USA from Rita Silva W64 R3961 2 Will proved Apr.30,1649 1648 Feb 24 Katherine (Burchette) Whitlock London England from John Cook W02H R3962 211 Piety Promoted by Thomas Wagstaff 1774 Mar 5 from Isaac Whitlock to Hannah Whitlock Sheepscar Leeds Yorkshire England W57 R3963 3 Journal of the Life of Thomas Story (Birth dates of Whitelock family) Isaac Whitelock (1712-1781) Lancaster Pennsylvania USA from http://rarevintageantiques.com/ W57 WILL OF SARAH (WALL) WHITELOCK OF SHEEPSCAR, LEEDS, YORKSHIRE 1761 In the Name of God Amen. The twentieth Day of February in the year of our Lord One Thousand seven hundred and Thirty Nine I Sarah Whitelock of Leeds in the County of York Widow being of Sound Disposeing mind and memory praised be God for the same Do make this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following. First I Give unto my son William Whitelock his heirs and Assigns for Ever All my Messuages Dwelling houses Mills, Land Tenements and hereditaments with their Appurtenances situate lying and being in Leeds aforesaid or within the parish of Leeds in whose possession so Ever the same are or be Chargeable with the payment of all my Debts and funerall Expenses as also paying thereout to my Daughter Mary Whitelock Four hundred pounds and to my Daughter Sarah and Deborah Whitelock three hundred pound Each which said legacyes to my said Daughters I do hereby order and appoint to be paid by my Son William Whitelock within one month next after my Decease But in Case of Faillure of payment of the said Legacyes or any of them then my will and mind is that my said Daughters or such of them whose Legacys shall not be paid as above Directed shall and may have power to Enter upon all or any part of my Real Estate above given to my said son and the Rents and profitts thereof to Receive and take to her to their own use or uses untill payment be made of their Respective Legacys with all Interest and costs they or any of them shall or may be put to On Occation of my said son William not paying them as above appointed All my goods and Chattles whatsoever I Give and Devise unto my said three Daughters Mary, Sarah and Deborah and Do hereby appoint them Joint Executrixes of this my last Will and Testament Revokeing and makeing void all former and Other Will or wills by me heretofore made and Executed In Testimony whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seal the Day and year first above written Sarah Whitelock Signed Sealed published and Declared to be the Testatrix last Will and Testament in the presence of us who in presence of the Testatrix have Subscribd our names as Witnesses. Hannah King, Sarah Thorton her mark Wm. Houinson. This is a Codicil to the last Will and Testament of me Sarah Whitelock of Leeds in the County of york Widow bearing Date the Twentieth Day of February One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty nine Whereas in my said Last Will I have Devised all my Messuages Dwelling houses Mills and other Real Estate in the parish of Leeds to my son William Whitelock and his heirs Chargeable with the payment of my Debts and Funeral Expenses and of certain pecuniary Legacies to my Daughters Mary, Sarah and Deborah Now I Do hereby Revoke annul and make void so much of said Will as Relates to the Messuages or Dwellinghouse wherein I now Inhabit with the Rights Priviledges and appurtenances thereof And I Do hereby Give and Devise the same Messuage or Dwellinghouse with the Rights Priviledges and Appurtenances thereunto belonging unto my said Three Daughters Mary, Sarah and Deborah for their Lives and the Lives of the Survivors and Survivor of them And I Do hereby Charge and make Chargeable All the Residue and Remainder of my said Real Estate with the payment of my Debts Funeral Expenses and the Legacies or sums of money Given by my said Will or thereby Directed to be paid to my said Daughters Respectively I Do hereby Ratify and Confirm all the Every Gifts Devises and Bequests by my said Will made or Given not hereby altered or revoked And I Do hereby order that this Codicil be annexed to and accepted and taken as part of my Last Will and Testament as fully and Effectually as if the same had been actually inserted therein In Witness whereof I the said Sarah Whitelock have hereunto set my hand Seal this Twenty seventh Day of March in the year of our Lord One Thousand seven hundred and Sixty. Sarah Whitelock her mark. This Writing was Signed and Sealed by the First above named Sarah Whitelock and by her published and Declared as a Codicil to be annexed to her last Will and Testament in the presence of us who have hereunto Subscribed our names as Witnesses thereto in her presence. Sarah Cookson, Mary Cookson, Sarah Hodgson. This Will and Codicil passed the Seal the tenth Day of February 1761
SOURCE: R3946
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PHOTOGRAPHS PH1906 Susan E.(Wilson) Whitlock (1866-1934) Samuel M. Whitlock (1865- ), Marshall L. Whitlock (1894-1973) , Winifred Whitlock (1895-1968) 1898? Co? (W25) from Mandane Ennis PH1907 Susan E.(Wilson) Whitlock (1866-1934) 1900's Co. (W25) from Mandane Ennis PH1908 Whitlock Dairy Cripple Creek, Co., & Whitlock family 1890's (W25) from Mandane Ennis PH1909 Margaret Ann (Wilson) Burks & Susan E. (Wilson) Whitlock (1866-1934) 1920's? Co. (W25) from Mandane Ennis PH1910 Grave of Susan E. (Wilson) Whitlock (1866-1934) Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, Colma, Mateo Co., Ca (W25) from Mandane Ennis & Find a Grave PH1911 Grave of Paul Wilson Whitlock (1901-1965) Mnt Olivet Cemetery, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson Co., Co. (W25) from Mandane Ennis & Find a Grave PH1912 Grave of Frances Evelyn (Morter) Whitlock (1898-1982) Mount Olivet Cemetery, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson Co., Co. (W25) from Mandane Ennis & Find a Grave PH1913 Grave of Marshall E. Whitlock (1931-1954) Mount Olivet Cemetery, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson Co., Co. (W25) from Mandane Ennis & Find a Grave PH1914 William Kyle Whitlock (1928-2015) obit died Apr.10,2015 Mechanicsburg, Pa from Bob Whitlock PH1915 Graves of Samuel Thomas Whitlock (1836-1913) & Margaret A. (Freeman) Whitlock (1837-1910) Mount Comfort Cemetery, Springfield, Mo (W25) from Mandane Ennis PH1916 Graves of Thomas Jefferson Whitlock (1809-1895) & Elizabeth Ann (Montgomery) Whitlock (1811-1855) (C) & Mary F. (McCoin) (Appleby) (Whitlock (1816-1892)(D) Mt.Comfort Cemetery, Springfield, Mo (W25) from Mandane Ennis PH1917 Grave of Jacob H. Whitlock (1843?-1917) Oddfellows Cemetery, Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ (W16) from Carol Comp PH1918 Byra Louise (Whittlesey) (Whitlock) Hemingway (1922-1988) & George Bickett Whitlock (1920-1944) (M1943) of Id from facesbeyondthegraves.com PH1919 Greenhill Hall, Norton, DBY (now YKS) home of Jonathan & Mary (Whitelock) Lupton (M1762) (W57) from Jennifer PH1920 Painting of Lion family by L. Whitlock, Sydney Australia, 1925 from Steve Redding ISABELLA ORMSTON FORD (1855-1924) by: Dr.Amanda Wilkinson Isabella Ormston Ford was born on the 23rd May 1855. She was the youngest of eight children. Her parents, Robert and Hannah, were Quakers and the young Isabella was brought up in a family greatly concerned with women’s rights and humanitarian causes, an upbringing which would affect her entire life’s work. Isabella became, arguably, one of the most important women ever to write about women’s rights, and women’s working conditions, bringing to the masses, through her pamphlets, speeches and Union actions, the true plight of working-class women, and the conditions they faced in the workplace. There are some fabulous biographies of Isabella already in circulation, including a particularly thorough examination of her life and political viewpoints by June Hannam (http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/printable/39084), so instead this article will consider what Isabella stood for, how she publicised the plight of women and their working conditions, and her solutions for what she referred to as ‘the real evil’ of indifference and ignorance as to their plight. One of the most important pamphlets written by Isabella for the Humanitarian League was Women’s Wages, and the conditions under which they are earned. (William Reeves, London, 1893). In this seventeen page pamphlet Isabella made an impassioned plea to the public to understand that the way in which women were being ‘rescued’ by the middle-class philanthropists, was causing more problems for the poor and oppressed, than the employers had in the first place. Philanthropists, she argued throughout her life, provided a sticking plaster, an ineffective temporary relief, not even a cure, when what was needed was prevention. Isabella was frustrated that the educated middle-classes showed little interest in the conditions in which women were working and the problems they were facing, choosing instead, so Isabella complained, to focus on ‘restoring life and happiness to women, a vast proportion of whom would never have required any such help if the
Whitlock Family Newsletter Vol.34 No.4 Dec 2015 Page 8 conditions of their working lives, and especially their wages, had been such as to bring even the smallest amount of happiness or comfort within their reach.’ (Women’s Wages, p.4) She railed against the accepted convention which suggested that a woman should in no way revolt, but instead should accept any injustice shown to her. To be a woman and to complain was in some way almost irreligious, a woman should accept her lot, no matter how bad. Isabella despaired at the ineffectiveness of any help given – it being focussed on ‘rescuing’ individual women, thus benefiting the helper, making him appear a kind and benevolent being, and the woman helped (temporarily), but not on understanding and solving the problems which women were faced with in their working lives and uncovering why these women, in their droves, chose to enter low paid occupations in terrible conditions. Firstly, in Women’s Wages, Isabella brought to the forefront the issue of wages paid to women and she went into great detail, examining the wages of women in occupations spread across the country, showing how they were paid a wage so low that they could not afford to pay their rent and eat, let alone have any small pleasures in their lives. She forced the reading public to understand that women were being forced to work from early in the morning to late at night, every day, with only an hour break, if they were lucky and not ‘locked in’ by their employer. She linked the nature of their work, (unskilled) to their wages, pointing out that the brain requires food to work and to develop skills (which would lead to an increase in wages), but the wages being paid were insufficient to provide enough food for the women to use their brains, thus creating a vicious circle. We now, may see this as rather simplistic and not biologically correct – however, Isabella was able to show that women’s health, and their mental wellbeing was being damaged by the poverty they were forced to endure. Conversely, she was able to show that where a woman was intelligent; where she was able to find a way to increase her output, an employer would reduce her wages, and also that of her peers in many instances, thus increasing his profit. Even where women were able to work enough hours to make a living wage, Isabella showed that they rarely received it in full – the system of fines for poor work (rarely proved), and enforced idleness where a girl was ‘locked in’ when there was apparently no work available but she was kept in the factory and prevented from working without pay, meant that women were regularly paid far less than the wage books would show. Isabella argued that the systems in place in many factories and sweat shops led to the women suffering not only monetarily, but also, she suggested, morally and emotionally – Isabella was one of the first feminists to bring to the forefront the issue of what we now know as ‘the casting couch’. She explained how, ‘women who will submit or respond to his coarse jokes and language and evil behaviour, receive more work than the woman who feels and shows herself insulted by such conduct.’ (p13) Isabella asserted that none of these issues were acknowledged or remedied by the philanthropist approach. Women needed to take action themselves, to understand that ‘salvation’ came from within and not without. Legislation, she insisted, was only part of the solution – the real force for change would come from women and from teaching women that they should not conform to the ‘little woman’ beliefs of contemporary thought, but from teaching girls to rebel and not to submit. ‘We must arouse them to a better knowledge of their own worth, their own infinite value. We must stir within them a discontent which will make them loathe their surroundings, and make them insist on obtaining happiness and rest. We must show them it is one of the most selfish crimes to submit to injustice, since each of these submissions adds a link to the chain of slavery fettering all working women, not in England only, but all over the world.’(p. 15) She despaired at the problems facing women, at the difficulty of understanding your own self worth in a world where women were ‘not recognised as citizens (except as regards penalties), forever classed with “lunatics, imbeciles and paupers”’.(p.16) Isabella was able to show that for women to obtain any degree of equality in their wages (a cause for which she was a firm supporter), then women had to be acknowledged as being good and intelligent and that the powers that be had to understand that they were every bit as worthy as men, intellectually and physically. She was also convinced that until the philanthropists could understand that their methods were ‘unscientific and superficial’ then nothing could change. Isabella truly believed, however, ‘that a better day is dawning’, and that the movements she was seeing in the burgeoning women’s trade union movements (she was President at this time of the Leeds Tailoresses’ Union), and the increasing interest in the suffrage movement convinced her that if only women themselves could understand their self-worth and their inherent strength, then change must surely follow. A pacifist until the end of her life, she was never a fanatic, never took part in the more radical activities of her peers, preferring to work, and work hard, even in her later life when ill health affected her ability to travel, to protect the weak, and to encourage self development and
Whitlock Family Newsletter Vol.34 No.4 Dec 2015 Page 9 understanding. She was a woman who fought hard, her entire life, for the causes of socialism and feminism, but unlike many of the other leading ladies of the feminist and suffrage movements has been all but forgotten by history. Let’s leave the last word to Isabella, a statement which seems to sum up her life’s work: “Freedom is what women cry for, not philanthropy” Dr Amanda Wilkinson, graduated with a PhD in 2012 from the University of Essex; her thesis examined Women and Occupations in the Victorian Censuses: 1851-1901. She is a teacher specialising in British history and research officer, and also the Deputy Director of Admissions for the Dept of History at Essex. Her main research interests include women’s occupations in the nineteenth century, and the ways in which the state chose to record the economic contribution of women. ----- Isabella Ormston Ford was the daughter of Robert Lawson Ford and his wife Hannah Pease and grandaughter of Thomas Bensen Pease and his wife Martha Whitelock. The family were Quakers from the 17th century in the area of Leeds, Yorkshire. WHITLOCK57 family. SOURCE:X7703
NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS NP1523 The Hertford Mercury, Feb.26,1848 obit Hugh (Whitelock) Hughes died Feb.18,1848 Hoddesdon, HRT age 77 (W21) from Jennifer Hart NP1524 The St.James Chronicle or British Evening Post May 16-19,1795 re Hugh (Whitelock) Hughes change of name. (W21) from Jennifer Hart NP1525 Bucks Gazette May 2,1846 re Frederick Whitlock, Wavendon, BKM (W42) from Dianne Sutton NP1526 Obit Mabel Florence (Whitlock) Winter (1924-2014) died Dec.25,2014 Oklahoma City, Ok (W16) from Carol Comp NP1527 The Bath Journal Sep.12,1844 Attempted Murder Whitlock vs Whitlock nr Pitton, WIL from Eric Whitlock NP1528 The Frome Times Jan.13,1864 Thomas Whitlock Assaulted (W18) from Eric Whitlock NP1529 The Frome Times Feb.3,1864 “Theft of a Duck” re Mr. Whitlock of Butts (W18) from Eric Whitlock NP1530 The Frome Times Oct.19,1864 “Thomas Whitlock wife beater” of Beckington (W18) from Eric Whitlock NP1531 The Frome Times Oct.3,1866 “ Meshach Whitlock denied voting rights” (W18) from Eric Whitlock NP1532 The Frome Times Jun.26,1867 “Meshach Whitlock in dispute with customer” (W18) from Eric Whitlock NP1533 The Frome Times Sep. 25,1867 Birth of a daughter (Emily Florence Whitlock) to wife of Meshech Whitlock (W18) from Eric Whitlock NP1534 The Frome Times Nov.27,1867 Sale of Meshech Whitlock's house in Broadway, Frome (W18) from Eric Whitlock NP1535 The Western Gazette and Flying Post Jun.28,1867 Frome “Meshach Whitlock in dispute with customer” (W18) from Eric Whitlock NP1536 The Frome Times Dec.2,1868 Charles Doswell jun. Vs Meshach Whitlock re rent (W18) from Eric Whitlock NP1537 The Frome Times Feb.10,1869 Birth of a daughter Feb.1,1869 to wife of Meshach Whitlock (W18) from Eric Whitlock NP1538 The Frome Times Apr.19,1871 Thomas Whitlock drunk while wife near death (W18) from Eric Whitlock NP1539 The Frome Times May 24,1871 “Sad Suicide in Beckington” re Thomas Whitlock died May 17,1871 (W18) from Eric Whitlock NP1540 The Frome Times Nov.1,1871 “Stealing a Saw” re Jethro Whitlock (W18) from Eric Whitlock NP1541 The Bath Chronicle May 25,1871 (Col.4) re Suicide of Thomas Whitlock (W18) from Eric Whitlock
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WILLIAM KYLE WHITLOCK (1928-2015) One of the emails waiting for me when I returned from holidays this Fall was from Robert Whitlock, Bill’s son advising that his father had died April 10, 2015 in Pennsylvania. Bill was a long time supporter of the Whitlock Family Association and our correspondence goes back to 1992.
Part of the Whitlocks of New Jersey (W16) with origins in Wiltshire, England, Bill was very proud of his descent from Thomas Whitlock (1623?-1703) who built the first house in New Jersey in 1654, on the property in Monmouth County overlooking New York City that became The Spy House. This was a long time ago at the very beginnings of America, the British Monarchy had been swept away, Cromwell was Protector and Lord Whitlock was Keeper of the Great Seal and Ambassador to Sweden. It was a dangerous and uncertain time and many Baptists such as Thomas were heading to America to start a new life.
Bill was particular displeased with the decision to remove the name Whitlock from this historical site when it was discovered that the building was likely not older than 1720 so did not include any of the original structure build by Thomas Whitlock. Bill argued that the Whitlock family’s contribution to New Jersey’s history was no less significant as he was the first to build at that location. Bill was not successful but we appreciated his efforts. We will miss his energy and enthusiasm for all things Whitlock.
Robert has his fathers collection of research and is interested in carrying on the legacy his father left his family.
CERTIFICATES CERT4071 M 1929 Nov 29 Silas A. WHITLOCK 67 & Margaret (CAMERON) WHITLOCK 65 s William & Elizabeth (MARSHALL) (LANG)WHITLOCK Chargrin Falls Cuyahoga Co. Ohio USA WS9 W01 CERT4072 M 1878 Apr 21 Darwin B. HALE & Lucy WHITLOCK d William Henry & ?? (PUGSLEY) WHITLOCK Cuyahoga Co. Ohio USA WW22 W01 CERT4073 M 1920 Apr 21 Jay W. HALE 32 & Ruth I. DeHAVEN 28 s Darwin B & Lucy (WHITLOCK) HALE Cleveland Cuyahoga Co. Ohio USA WW22 W01 CERT4074 b 1915 Sep 5 Emma Margaret MIKESELL d Marshall Scott &Mildred Gladys (WHITLOCK) MIKESELL Aurora Portage Co. Ohio USA WH157 W01 CERT4075 M 1700 May 28 Christopher WHITELOCK & Elizabeth HARLAND s George & Elizabeth WHITELOCK Downholme Yorkshire England WCHR40 W21 CERT4076 M 1700 Apr 30 Mathew HAGSTONE & Jane WHITELOCK d George & Elizabeth WHITELOCK Downholme Yorkshire England CERT4077 Bp 1702 Oct 28 Peter WHITELOCK s Christopher & Elizabeth (HARLAND) WHITELOCK Downholme Yorkshire England WCHR40 W21 CERT4078 Br 1702 Jun 10 Margaret ( ??) WHITELOCK Downholme Yorkshire England CERT4079 M 1850 Sep 10 Frederick WHITLOCK & Catherine BOULTON s James & Sarah (HOLLOWAY) WHITLOCK Turvey Bedfordshire England WFD8 W77 CERT4080 M 1849 Dec 20 Chritolpher WHITELOCK & Margaret EARLE s Matthew WHITELOCK St.Andrew Newcastle on Tyne England CERT4081 M 1893 Aug 27 Oscar WHITLOCK & Ida BALLINGER s Temple Augustus & Susan Elizabeth (VINEYARD) WHITLOCK Jefferson Co. Tennessee USA W018 W25 CERT4082 M 1865 May 11 Thomas Conway WHITLOCK & Mary Ann LANE s John & Jane (MAVIS) WHITLOCK Roane Co. Tennessee USA WT282 W68 CERT4083 M 1898 Aug 7 Almond G. WHITLOCK & Saphronia A. PERRIN s Temple Augustus & Susan Elizabeth (VINEYARD) WHITLOCK Grainger Co. Tennessee USA WALL10 W25
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CERT4084 M 1843 Jun 20 Wilford Preston WHITLOCK & Hattie PEW s James & Sarah (SMITH) WHITLOCK Rutledge Grainger Co. Tennessee USA WWL5 W25 CERT4085 M 1857 Jul 25 James WHITLOCK & Sarah FREEMAN s Thomas & Susannah (WEBB) WHITLOCK Warren Co. Tennessee USA WJA15 W33 CERT4086 M 1910 Jun 9 Hardin Blount WHITLOCK & Eliza Ann PENICK s Thomas Hardin & Mary Susan (REDDEN) WHITLOCK Henry Co. Tennessee USA WH137 W25 CERT4087 M 1821 Nov 15 Warren EDWARDS & Polly WHITLOCK d Thomas & Susannah (WEBB) WHITLOCK Wilson Co. Tennessee USA WT31 W33 CERT4088 M 1812 Oct 31 John WHITLOCK & Marcia MULLINEAUX Washington Co. Tennessee USA CERT4089 M 1814 Aug 20 John SAMMONS & Dice WHITLOCK Williamson Co. Tennessee USA CERT4090 M 1815 Jul 8 John WHITLOCK & Nancy WEST s Thomas & Susannah (WEBB) WHITLOCK Wilson Co. Tennessee USA WJ424 W33 CERT4091 M 1820 Aug 20 John WHITLOCK & Keturah QUINE s James & Mary (ADAMS) (GOLDEN) WHITLOCK Rutledge Grainger Co. Tennessee USA WJ81 W25 CERT4092 M 1823 Sep 22 James GODFREY & Nancy WHITLOCK d Thomas & Susannah (WEBB) WHITLOCK Wilson Co. Tennessee USA WT31 W33 CERT4093 M 1825 Feb 25 Warren DAVENPORT & Susey WHITLOCK d Thomas & Susannah (WEBB) WHITLOCK Wilson Co. Tennessee USA WT31 W33 CERT4094 M 1825 Aug 24 Baldwin R. WHITLOCK & Nancy G. BERRY s Charles & Elizabeth (REA) WHITLOCK Williamson Co. Tennessee USA WBA5 W25 CERT4095 M 1830 Apr 0 Alexander SPIES & Catherine WHITLOCK Hardeman Co. Tennessee USA CERT4096 M 1830 Aug 21 Leonard PUCKETT & Theresa WHITLOCK d Charles & Elizabeth (REA) WHITLOCK Rutherford Co. Tennessee USA WCA36 W25 CERT4097 M 1832 May 31 Samuel C. WILSON & Ruth WHITLOCK d Charles & Elizabeth (REA)WHITLOCK Williamson Co. Tennessee USA WCA36 W25 CERT4098 M 1832 Dec 18 James WHITLOCK & Catherine DANIEL s James & Mary (ADAMS) (GOLDEN) WHITLOCK Rutledge Grainger Co. Tennessee USA WJA116 W25 CERT4099 M 1832 Jul 0 Thomas WHITLOCK & Elizabeth ARMS Hardeman Co. Tennessee USA CERT4100 b 1912 Sep 22 John Clifford WHITLOCK s Charles Wesley & Edith Elizabeth (KIRBY) WHITLOCK Oakville Halton Co. Ontario CAN WCA225 W01 CERT4101 b 1913 Nov 5 Mary WHITLOCK d George Henry & Ada Elizabeth (HOREFALL) WHITLOCK Toronto York Co. Ontario CAN WG379 CERT4102 b 1912 Mar 29 Newman Albert BAKER s William John & Sarah Almeda (GUNNING) BAKER Eastnor, Lions Head, Lot 13 Con 42 Bruce Co. Ontario CAN W01 CERT4103 b 1913 Dec 10 Robert James WHITLOCK s Robert James & Amy (PICTON) WHITLOCK Toronto York Co. Ontario CAN WRR246 W54 CERT4104 d 1936 May 6 Robert James WHITLOCK 22 s Robert James & Amy (PICTON) WHITLOCK Mt. Dennis York Co. Ontario CAN WRR246 W54 CERT4105 M 1928 Apr 2 George William WHITLOCK 23 & Annie Edna OLLSON 21 s George A. & Annie Augusta (CURRIE) WHITLOCK London Middlesex Co. Ontario CAN WG144 CERT4106 M 1928 Oct 27 Earl Lewis BURNARD 20 & Mabel Catherine WHITLOCK 21 d George A. & Annie Augusta (CURRIE) WHITLOCK London Middlesex Co. Ontario CAN WG144 CERT4107 M 1928 Aug 6 John Jack CHAMBERS 24 & Marjory Jane WHITLOCK 24 d Leonard De La Beche & Edith (BISSENIEN) WHITLOCK Kingston Frontenac Co. Ontario CAN WLE36 W02H CERT4108 M 1926 Nov 11 Albert George VAULLE 24 & Catharine WHITLOCK 21 d Frederick Charles & Elizabeth Jane (MASON) WHITLOCK Toronto York Co. Ontario CAN WFD99 CERT4109 M 1941 Jun 21 Herbert W. FOSTER 23 & Mildred R. STONE 20 s Herbert William & Alma (GREVE) FOSTER Cuyahoga Co. Ohio USA W01 CERT4110 b 1873 Oct 14 Alma Mary WHITLOCK d Elias & Lucy Ann (SHITE) WHITLOCK Chargrin Falls Cuyahoga Co. Ohio USA WEL47 W01 CERT4111 b 1885 Aug 16 Ernest Edwin JACKSON s Frank D. & Lizzie E.(STONEMAN) JACKSON Orange Cuyahoga Co. Ohio USA W01 CERT4112 b 1891 Feb 19 Ernest J. McALPINE s George A. & Josephine Edna (STONEMAN) McALPINE Cleveland Cuyahoga Co. Ohio USA W01
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CERT4113 b 1902 Mar 13 Wiliam Wendell WACKERMAN s Edward A. & Sadie (CHAMBERLAIN) WACKERMAN Cleveland Cuyahoga Co. Ohio USA W01 CERT4114 M 1929 Feb 16 Lyle W. BRAUND 36 & Elaine H. CARLSON s Arthur William & Alice (WILSON) BRAUND Cuyahoga Co. Ohio USA W01 CERT4115 d 1924 Nov 1 Alice (WILSON) BRAUND d Charles & Mary Ann (HERN) WILSON Shaker Heights Cuyahoga Co. Ohio USA W01 CERT4116 b 1912 Nov 18 Lillian Mary WHITLOCK d Gilbert Charles & Lillie (BENNETT) WHITLOCK Toronto York Co. Ontario Canada CERT4117 M 1839 Jun 13 Thomas WHITLOCK & Charlotte SWAIN s Charles WHITLOCK St.George's Hanover Square London England CERT4118 M 1844 Feb 19 Charles Robert WHITELOCK & Anne Catherine STORER s Richard Hutchins & Frances (STORER) WHITELOCKE St.George's Hanover Square London England W21 CERT4119 M 1846 Jun 1 George WHITLOCK & Mary HAYNES s Thomas WHITLOCK St.George's Hanover Square London England CERT4120 M 1879 Nov 30 William WHITLOCK & Sarah Martha HARRISON s Joseph WHITLOCK St.George's Hanover Square London England CERT4121 M 1883 Apr 28 William Thomas Grant WHITELOCK & Julia Clara (BAIRD) HEATH s John William & Maria Jane Mary (WALFORD) WHITELOCK St.George's Hanover Square London England CERT4122 b 1910 Jun 15 Frank George TOYNE s Walter Foslow & Clara Isabella (MOSHER) TOYNE Pickering Ontario Co. Ontario Canada W01 CERT4123 b 1910 Apr 13 George Raymond BUTLER s William & Harriet Lavinia (MOSHER) BUTLER Toronto York Co. Ontario Canada W01 CERT4124 b 1912 Sep 30 Lillian Gertrude TOYNE d Walter Foslow & Clara Isabella (MOSHER) TOYNE Scarborough York Co. Ontario Canada W01 CERT4125 b 1908 May 26 Phyllis Bernice WHITLOCK d Sandy Wallace & Elizabeth Gertrude (McCLELLAND) WHITLOCK Toronto York Co. Ontario Canada W54 CERT4126 b 1910 May 6 Richard William Edwin COLLINS s Thomas Richard & Eva May (CASTLE) COLLINS Scarborough York Co. Ontario Canada W01 CERT4127 b 1913 Aug 10 Violet Marie BUTLER d William & Harriet Lavinia (MOSHER) BUTLER Scarborough York Co. Ontario Canada W01 CERT4128 b 1911 Dec 12 William George Allen COLLINS s Thomas Richard & Eva May (CASTLE) COLLINS Toronto York Co. Ontario Canada W01 CERT4129 b 1908 Oct 3 Wilfred Rudolph BUTLER s William & Harriet Lavinia (MOSHER) BUTLER East Toronto York Co. Ontario Canada W01 CERT4130 M 1863 Dec 31 Reuben Lee WHITLOCK 24 & Elizabeth Gertrude HARMON 21 s John & Ann (LEE) WHITLOCK St.Mary in the Castle Hastings Sussex England WRU1 W02 CERT4131 M 1916 May 20 Herbert Rueben WHITLOCK 24 & Edith MACHAN 24 s Herbert Lee & Emily WHITLOCK Eastwood Yorkshire England WHB39 W02 CERT4132 M 1887 Oct 17 Herbert Lee WHITLOCK 21 & Emily PICKERING 21 6 s Reuben Lee & Elizabeth Gertrude (HARMAN) WHITLOCK Holy Trinity Wimbledon Surrey England WHB38 W02 CERT4133 M 1948 Jul 15 Peter WHITLOCK & Nanette Edith Pamela WOOLF s Herbert Reuben & Edith (MACHAN) WHITLOCK St.Johns Hove Sussex England WP39 W02 CERT4134 M 1615 Nov 7 Richard WHITLOCK & Katherine BURCHETTE s John & Agnes (PLANNER) WHITLOCK St.Andrews Holborn London England WR11 W02 CERT4135 M 1885 Feb 7 Charles WHITLOCK 24 & Annie Louise ROBINS 24 s Charles & Emma Culver (OSBORN) WHITLOCK Brooklyn New York USA WCA223 W09 CERT4136 M 1926 Dec 21 Paul Cecil WHITLOCK & Mabel MERRIWEATHER s James M.& Mary Agnes (BUSHONG) WHITLOCK Mason Co. Missouri USA WPL48 CERT4137 d 1858 Feb 21 Elizabeth (WHITELOCK) McCULLOCH 63 d Hugh & Elizabeth (FINDLAY) WHITELOCK Candleriggs Central District Glasgow Scotland CERT4138 Bp 1618 Dec 6 John WHITELOCKE s Mary WHITELOCKE, Vagarant St.Mary Magdalene Milk Street London England
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CERT4139 b 1867 Jun 6 Joseph WHITELOCK s Joseph & Sophia (BAKER) WHITELOCK 1 William Street Poplar London England WJO120 W59 CERT4140 b 1917 Jul 17 John WHITELOCK s John & Adelaide Elizabeth (BANKS) WHITELOCK 396 Commercial Road Mile End Old Town London England WJ955 W59 CERT4141 M 1917 Jul 7 John WHITELOCK 21 & Adelaide Elizabeth BANKS 20 s John Ward & Emily (EGLESTON) WHITELOCK Register Office Stepney London England WJ955 W59 CERT4142 M 1937 Mar 15 John WHITELOCK 19 & Mary Agnes DAVIS 17 s John & Adelaide Elizabeth (BANKS) WHITELOCK St.Augustine's Stepney London England WJ956 W59 CERT4143 M 1927 Jun 15 Charles Burton Sinclair DOWELL 23 & Verna Beatrice WATTERWORTH 23 d David & Lavina (WHITLOCK) WATTERWORTH Glencoe Middlesex Co. Ontario Canada W28 CERT4144 b 1912 Oct 14 Gordon Stewart WHITLOCK s John William & Elizabeth Maude (ANDERSON) WHITLOCK Petrolia Lambton Co. Ontario Canada WJ752 W28 CERT4145 M 1928 Nov 5 Ralph William WHITLOCK 22 & Winnifred Grace JOHNSON s John William & Elizabeth Maude (ANDERSON) WHITLOCK Petrolia Lambton Co. Ontario Canada WRA1 W28 CERT4146 b 1899 Aug 31 James Melville SMALL s William John & Emily Lavinia (WHITLOCK) SMALL York Co. Ontario Canada WRR154 W54 CERT4147 b 1902 Mar 7 Norman Roy MACDONALD s Frederick Charles & Alice (ROBINSON) MACDONALD York Co. Ontario Canada WSN1 W54 CERT4148 b 1909 Feb 2 Blanch Louisa SMALL d William John & Emily Lavinia (WHITLOCK) SMALL York Co. Ontario Canada WRR154 W54 CERT4149 d 1923 Feb 3 James Melville SMALL 23 s William John & Emily Lavinia (WHITLOCK) SMALL Toronto York Co. Ontario Canada WRR154 W54 CERT4150 d 1929 Mar 28 William John SMALL 60 s William & Elizabeth SMALL Toronto York Co. Ontario Canada WRR154 W54 CERT4151 d 1889 Feb 20 Blanche Louise WHITLOCK 15 d Robert & Lavinia (SPANNER) WHITLOCK Toronto York Co. Ontario Canada WRR154 W54 CERT4152 M 1919 Dec 18 Charles Victor WHITLOCK 29 & Kittie BRUCE 27 s Robert & Lavinia (SPANNER) WHITLOCK Toronto York Co. Ontario Canada WRR154 W54 CERT4153 M 1927 Nov 23 Norman Roy MACDONALD 25 & Gertrude Blanche WHITLOCK 23 d Sandy Wallace & Elizabeth Gertrude (McCLELLAND) WHITLOCK Toronto York Co. Ontario Canada WSN1 W54 CERT4154 M 1928 Nov 27 William John SMALL 25 & Wilhelmina A. ROBINSON 26 s William John & Emily Lavinia (WHITLOCK) SMALL Toronto York Co. Ontario Canada WRR154 W54 CERT4155 M 1918 Dec 12 John Glasford WHITLOCK 23 & Hannah BARCLAY 23 s Robert & Lavinia (SPANNER) WHITLOCK Toronto York Co. Ontario Canada WRR154 W54 CERT4156 M 1917 Dec 24 Herbert Samuel WHITLOCK 19 & Alberta MOORE 18 s Robert & Lavinia (SPANNER) WHITLOCK Toronto York Co. Ontario Canada WRR154 W54 CERT4157 b 1876 Mar 8 Nora Whitlock BALE d Henry Thomas & Frances Rose (WHITLOCK) BALE St.Andrews Islington Middlesex Co. England WG78 W43 CERT4158 b 1905 Mar 7 Ellen Catharine HEAD d William & Ellen Augusta (WHITLOCK) HEAD 71 Arthur Street Chelsea London England WH222 W54 CERT4159 b 1867 Nov 9 Annie Harriet LITTLEWOOD d Benjamin & Annie Marie (WHITLOCK) LITTLEWOOD Plumstead Kent England WW210 W54 CERT4160 Bp 1896 Feb 9 Frederick William John WORSEY s Edward William & Annie Harriet (LITTLEWOOD) WORSEY Plumstead Kent England W54 CERT4161 b 1900 Jul 8 Gladys Emily WORSEY d Edward William & Annie Harriet (LITTLEWOOD) WORSEY Plumstead Kent England W54 CERT4162 Bp 1873 Mar 23 Mabel Theodosia BALE d Henry Thomas & Frances Rose (WHITLOCK) BALE St.Paul St.Pancras London England WG78 W43 CERT4163 b 1866 Aug 10 Edward William WORSEY s Edward & Jane (HARTROPE) WORSEY Woolwich Kent England W54 CERT4164 M 1899 May 22 Henry WHITLOCK 23 & Louisa WALLER 20 s Samuel & Mary Ann (JEFFREY) WHITLOCK St.Luke Chelsea London England WSA84 W54
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MAIN LINES FILE:ML453 DATE:November 22, 2015
The following is the Main Line of Paul Fothergill ([email protected])
Married
15.John WHITLOKE 1454? Agnes delaBECHE (-) ( -1492)
14.William WHITLOCK ?? COWDREY ( -1510?) (-)
13.Richard WHITLOCK Jane GROVE ( -1556) (-)
12.John WHITLOCK 1560's Agnes PLANNER (1515?-1589) (1543?-1630)
11.Richard WHITLOCK 1615 Katherine BURCHETT ( -1642) St,Andrews, Holborn, London, England (1595-1649)
10.John WHITLOCK 1652 Mary TUCKNEY (1625-1708) Emanuel College Chapel, Cambridge, England (-)
9.John WHITLOCK 1683 Mary STONE (1661-1723) Kirkby in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, England (-)
8.Nathaniel WHITLOCK 1723 Hannah MATTHEWS (1700-1749) Rothley, Leicestershire, England (1702-1781)
7.Matthews WHITLOCK 1767 Ann SANDS (1743-1790(6?)) St.Nicholas', Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England (-)
6.John WHITLOCK 1793 Frances OLIVER (1768-1811) Huston, Leicestershire, England (-)
5.John WHITLOCK 1829 Ann LEE (1799-1868) St.Antholin, Budgerow, London, England (1803?- )
4.Thomas Lee WHITLOCK 1856 Louisa INNES (1834-1910) Lambeth, Surrey, England (1834?-1878)
3.Innes Lee WHITLOCK 1927 Amelia May COATES (1859-194) Fulham, London. England (1883-1933)
2.Edith Joan WHITLOCK 1942 Harold Joseph FOTHERGILL (1915-1985) Leeds, Yorkshire, England (1916-2008)
1.Paul FOTHERGILL 1980 Anne Deborah WOODS (1956- Broadstairs, Kent, England (1956-
Whitlock Family Newsletter Vol.34 No.4 Dec 2015 Page 16 FILE:ML454 DATE:December 1.2015
The following is the Main Line of Sarah Frances (Pease) Kimbell ([email protected]) Married
10.William WHITELOCK 1660 Dorothy RHODES (1630?-1715) Hartwith, Yorkshire, England (1630?-1696) 9.Isaac WHITELOCK 1705 Sarah WALL (1667-1737) Skipton, Yorkshire, England ( -1761) 8.William WHITELOCK 1732 Martha JACKSON (1705-1774) Warmsworth FMH, Yorkshire, England (1709-1780) 7.Isaac WHITELOCK 1785 Hannah ARTHINGTON (1742-1789) Leeds, Yorkshire, England (1756-1840) 6.Martha WHITELOCK 1814 Thomas Bensen PEASE (1786-1828) Bradford Quaker Meeting House, Bradford, Yorkshire (1782-1846) 5.Thomas PEASE 1856 Susannah Ann FRY (1818-1884) Frairs, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England (1829-1917) 4.Edward Reynolds PEASE 1889 Mary Gammell DAVIDSON (1857-1955) (1861-1950) 3.Michael Stewart PEASE 1919 Helen Bowen WEDGWOOD (1890-1966) Chelsea, London, England (1895-1981) 2.Rendel Sebastian PEASE 1952 Susan SPICKERNELL (1922-2004) (1931-1966) 1.Sarah Frances PEASE Geoffrey Stephen KIMBELL (1955- (1954-
FILE:ML456 DATE:November 30,2015
The following is the Main Line of Laura D. Whitlock ([email protected])
Married
7.Lemuel WHITLOCK Serapsia SMITH (1799?-1880) (1806?- )
6.William WHITLOCK 1859 Caroline (COGGINS) MATHES (1822?- ) Haywood Co., North Carolina, U.S.A. (1824?- )
5.John Lemuel WHITLOCK Tary Louise PRESNELL (1859-1939) (1862- )
4.William Boone WHITLOCK Dottie Flossie Estella WILKERSON (1881-1948) (1884- )
3.William Clyde WHITLOCK Marjorie Mae DAVIES (1904- ) (1911- )
2.Larry Davis WHITLOCK Martha Frances DALRYMPLE (1941- (1942-
1.Laura Davis WHITLOCK Walter Robert MAZZUCCOLO (1971
Whitlock Family Newsletter Vol.34 No.4 Dec 2015 Page 17 Whitlock Birth Register Date Name Sex B= Birth C=Christening Parents Place Name Code Source Codes 1817 Apr 4 2 WHITLOCK Derrick M B WHITLOCK John HOWELL Lydia USA NJ WJ78 R0346/138 1817 Apr 4 6 WHITELOCKS Hannah F C WHITELOCKS James BASTOCK Mary ENG NTT Greasley, St.Mary WJA59 LDS46 FMP 1817 Apr 4 10 WHITLOCK Joel M C USA NY Orange Co., Machackemeck, Dutch Reformed Church LDS80 1817 Apr 4 13 WHITLOCK Anne F C WHITLOCK Charles HEAD Sarah ENG WIL Pitton And Farley WCA6 LDS SAL20 1817 Apr 4 20 WHITELOCK Jane F C WHITELOCK Matthew HUTCHINSON Elizabeth ENG YKS East Witton WMA9 LDS60 1817 Apr 4 24 WHITLOCK David Schanck M B WHITLOCK John SCHANCK Mary USA NJ Monmouth Co., Freehold, WJ50 SOG360 R0078/13,31 R0361/1 Bp Jul.6,1817 1817 May 5 4 WHITLOCK Thomas M C WHITLOCK Samuel Elizabeth ENG NTH Syresham WSA90 X1850/4 1817 May 5 11 WHITELOCK Thomas M C WHITELOCK John MAC MURRAH Ann ENG CUL Skelton LDS 1817 May 5 12 WHITLOCK Elizabeth F B USA X5957 1817 Jun 6 1 WHITLOCK James M B WHITLOCK Maria ENG WIL Laverstock X2800/2 CERT0452 Bp Jun.15,1817 1817 Jun 6 1 WHITELOCK Charles Thomas M C WHITELOCK William Sarah ENG LND Bermondsey, Saint Mary Magdalene WW145 LDS32 1817 Jun 6 1 WHITELOCK Sarah Elizabeth F C WHITELOCK William Sarah ENG LND Bermondsey, Saint Mary Magdalene WW145 LDS36 1817 Jun 6 15 WHITELOCK George M C WHITELOCK George Elizabeth ENG LND St. Marylebone, Saint Mary-St. Marylebone Road WG62 LDS34 1817 Jun 6 22 WHITLOCK William M C WHITLOCK Isaac EVERETT Hannah ENG SRY Camberwell, Saint Giles WI11 X1697/1 1817 Jun 6 29 WHITELOCK James M C WHITELOCK Robert COLLINS Sarah ENG WIL Pitton And Farley WRR9 LDS SAL20 1817 Jul 7 6 WITLOCK David Schenck M C WITLOCK John SCHENCK Mary USA NJ Monmouth Co., Dutch Reformed Church, Freehold And Middletown LDS 1817 Jul 7 6 WHITLOCK Marianne F C WHITLOCK Thomas Catharine ENG HAM Rockbourne WT399 LDS 1817 Jul 7 6 WHITLOCK Silas M C WHITLOCK Thomas Catharine ENG HAM Rockbourne WT399 LDS 1817 Jul 7 14 WHITLOCK Emily L. F B WHITLOCK Justus LEWIS Thankful USA NY WJU2 X0277/42 1817 Jul 7 20 WHITLOCK Charles M B WHITLOCK James SWEPSON Eliza Ann USA VA Henrico Co.? WJA67 X0054 Bp Jul.15,1828 1817 Jul 7 27 WHITELOCK Maria F C WHITELOCK Thomas RUMBOLD Catherine ENG WIL Pitton And Farley WT25 LDS SAL20 1817 Aug 8 3 WHITLOCK Jane F C WHITLOCK James POFFLEY Keziah ENG WIL Pitton And Farley WJA9 LDS SAL20 1817 Aug 8 12 WHITELOCK James M B WHITELOCK William CUTHBERTSON Eleanor ENG YKS Sinnington WW97 LDS175 X0856 X2518/3 Bp Aug.24,1817 1817 Aug 8 17 WHITLOCK Joseph M C WHITLOCK Thomas MASTERS Martha ENG OXF Deddington WT123 LDS48 R0663/7 1817 Aug 8 24 WHITELOCK Mary F C WHITELOCK George CARP Ann ENG SOM Compton Pauncefoot, St. Mary WG387 X7691/2
Whitlock Family Newsletter Vol.34 No.4 Dec 2015 Page 18 Whitlock Birth Register Date Name Sex B= Birth C=Christening Parents Place Name Code Source Codes 1817 Aug 8 31 WHITLOCK Eliza F C WHITLOCK John Sarah ENG LND Paddington, Saint James LDS 1817 Aug 8 31 WHITELOCK Jane F C WHITELOCK William Mary ENG CUL Greystoke LDS 1817 Aug 8 31 WHITELOCK Thomas M C WHITELOCK James Mary ENG BKM Hanslope WJA308 X0718 1817 Sep 9 7 WHITELOCK Betsey F C WHITELOCK William Hannah ENG SOM Bedminster, St. John WW876 X7614 1817 Sep 9 17 WHITELOCK Martha F B WHITELOCK George SHEWARD Sarah USA DE New Castle Co., Wilmington WG32 TML4 1817 Sep 9 21 WHITLOCK Thomas M C WHITLOCK Christopher DAVEY Mary ENG DEV Petrockstow WCHR2 LDS PR42 1817 Oct 10 0 WHITLOCK Mary Ann F B WHITLOCK Benjamin SKEERS Elizabeth ENG NTH Stoke Bruerne WBE63 X2574/10 1817 Oct 10 0 WHITLOCK Nathaniel W. M B WHITLOCK James Betsey USA SC WJA321 X2762 X2830 1817 Oct 10 0 WHITLOCK John M C WHITLOCK John WILLIAMS Miriam ENG WIL Pitton WJ57 SAL20 1817 Oct 10 0 WHITLOCK Levi M C WHITLOCK John WILLIAMS Miriam ENG WIL Pitton WJ57 SAL20 1817 Oct 10 19 WHITELOCK Ann F B WHITELOCK Thomas ISAAC Elizabeth ENG DEV Devonport, Morice St. Weslyan Chapel WT164 X0442 X1626 Bp Nov.3,1817 1817 Oct 10 20 WHITELOCK Salley F C WHITELOCK Edward. WARDLE Elizabeth ENG NTT Greasley, St. Mary WED41 LDS46 1817 Oct 10 24 WHITLOCK Sarah Sophia F B WHITLOCK Thomas SAYRES Abigail USA NJ WT42 R0078/12,31 X0399/51 CERT1957 1907 Aug 17 PA 1817 Nov 11 3 WHITELOCK Ann F C WHITELOCK Thomas Eliz ENG DEV Morrice St.-Wesleyan, Devonport LDS 1817 Nov 11 9 WHITLOCK Mary F C WHITLOCK John Mary ENG LND St. Marylebone, Saint Mary WJ201 LDS35 1817 Nov 11 13 WHITLOCK Polina F B James USA TN Washington LDS 1817 Nov 11 16 WHITLOCK Mary Jane F C WHITLOCK Jesse TALBOT Elizabeth ENG SOM Compton Pauncefoot, St. Mary WJS8 X7691/2 1817 Nov 11 16 WHITLOCK Thomas M C WHITLOCK Hester ENG OXF Eynsham WJ226 LDS48 1817 Nov 11 17 WHITLOCK Paulina Or Polina F B WHITLOCK James SMITH Sarah USA TN Grainger Co. WJA116 LDS X5347/1 1817 Dec 12 7 WHITELOCK Joseph M C WHITELOCK Francis Catherine ENG HRT Abbots Langley WF31 LDS124 1817 Dec 12 7 WHITELOCK Ruth F C WHITELOCK Matthew ALLEN Elizabeth ENG YKS Grinton WMA8 LDS62 X7020/13 X7612/16 1817 Dec 12 21 WHITELOCK Mary F B WHITELOCK Thomas WILLIAMS Ann ENG CON Falmouth, Wesleyan WT92 LDS104 X0333/2 Bp Jan.6,1818 1817 Dec 12 23 WHITLOCK Ambrose M B WHITLOCK Robert USA KY WRR190 X2591 1818 0 0 WHITLOCK Betsey F B WHITLOCK John Burr OLMSTEAD Rachel W. USA NY WJ262 R0070/4 1818 0 0 WHITLOCK Caroline F B WHITLOCK William BROWN Julia USA NJ WW66 LDS255 R0078/14,30
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