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The Whitlock Family Whitlock.Pm5 THE WHITLOCK FAMILY WHITLOCK.PM5 A Mary WHITLOCK - bp 09 Aug 1570 Alwington, dtr of Peter & JOhan, m ? to William WALTER, John WHITLOCK - b ? son of Xxx, living at Lodiswell, 1391-1405, John WHITLOCK - bp 13 Feb 1572 Alwington, son of Peter & Johan, d '32 Frithelstock, ~ck to Elizabeth Xxx (b '89 Frithelstock? brd '33 Frithelstock) - children: B Peter' 11, Christian & Elizabeth '12, Thomas '15, Katherine '17, John '22, John WHITLOCK - b? Barnstaple, son of Xxx, dealt in land & wool, d 1434/7 Dartmouth, Marqaret WHITLOCK - bp 13 Nov 1575 Alwington, dtr of Peter & Johan, Richard WHYTELOCKE - b pre-1398 son of Xxx, "in knight's service" lived Bow, nr Crediton, d 1456, m 20 May '11 to Peter AVERY of Hartland, Involved in land transactions near Dartmouth, Phillip WHITLOCK - bp 06 May 1578 Alwington, son of Peter & Johan, moved to Hartland, m ? to Yyy - children? Elizabeth WHITLOCK - bp 19 May 1582 Alwington, dtr of Peter & Johan, Thomas WHITLOCK - b ? son of Xxx, lived Dartmouth, dealt in land, m 06 Nov '13 Alwington to John BAGEHOLE, William WHITLOCK - b ? son of Xxx, lived Exeter, dealt in commerce, Ant'honvWHITLOCK- b 1552? son of Thomas & Elyn, C Aqnes WHITLOCK - bp 1558 Alwington, dtr of Thomas & Elyn, John WHYTELOCKE- b 1420-30 son of Xxx, bailiff of Exeter, brd 1492 - 1500 St Stephens, Exon, m '50? to Yyy - children: H William 1460, Elizabeth WHITLOCK - b 1586? dtr of William & Margaret, m 22 Oct 1607 Warkleigh to Valentine LEY, D Avis WHITLOCK - b 1591? dtr of William & Mar9aret, brd 28 Feb '61 Hartland, William WHYTELOCKE- b 1460 Exon son of John, saddler, bailiff of Exeter, d 1520-30, m 21 Jun 1612 Hartland to Oliver NYCOLL, - children? m '80? to Yyy - children: John WHITLOCK - b 1594 son of William & Margaret, brd 16 Oct '51 Warkleigh, WILL William '80, Thomas, Roger, John, m 09 Sep '17 to Wilmet HILL (b '96? Tiverton, brd 29 Dec '67 Warkleigh) - children: John '31, Wilmot, Margaret, Elizabeth '34, E Pasco WHITLOCK - b 1598? dtr of William & Margaret, William WHITLOCK - b 1480 son of William, "of Frithelstock", d '51 Monkleigh? m 19 Jan 1619 Warklei9h to Edward DENNIS - children: Richard '20? m '06 to Christian LAKE of Bradmore (b '85, brd '45) - children: William, John '25? Anthony, Joanne WHITLOCK - b 15997 dtr of William & Margaret, Thomas WHITLOCK - b? son of William, the Monk, Chaplain Frithelstock Priory 1529, Dominus Vicar Fremington '61 ,d '78 WILL, m 23 Jan 1620 Warkleigh to George DOMINECKE, ECC 2910,1578,Vollil - Exec - John (b '25, son of bro Wm), Agnes dtr of other Thos, Thos & Joan of nephew John, William, m '54 to Jone (b? brd 05 Sep '72 Barnstaple), Pasch on WHITLOCK - b 7 dtr of Thomas & Margaret, Roper WHITLOCK - b ? son of William, lived Frithelstock, Marqaret WHITLOCK - b ? dtr of Thomas & Margaret, John WHITLOCK - b ? son of William, lived Langtree, Chichester WHITLOCK - b ? son of Thomas & Margaret, living at Woolfardisworthy, m 7 to Yyy, - children: Anthonv WHITLOCK - b 1565? son of Thomas & Margaret, living atWoolfardisworthy, d '46, Peter '347 Thomas '35? m 22 May 1590 Warkleigh to Thomazin - children: Thomas '92, Robert WHITLOCK - b? Sherborne, son of John, Prior of Frithelstock '32, rtd E Chinnock, d 10 Sep 1560, Walter GYBBES - b?, step-brother to Robert, Christopher NETHAWAY - b aft 1589? son of Anthony & Sybil (Whitlock), m ? to Yyy, son: Onedlr NETHAWAY - b? dlrof Anthony & Sybil (WlJil/ock), John, Twodlr NETHAWAY - b? dlrof Anthony & Sybil (Whitlock), F Peter WHITLOCK- b 1611, son of John & Elizabeth, William WHITLOCK - b ? son of William & Christian, lived at Chittlehampton, d 1569 - 1579, Christian WHITLOCK - b 1612, Frithelstock, dtr of John & Elizabeth, m ? to Martha WEBB?, no male issue, m '38 Frithelstock to Thomas ABBOTT (b? d '41) and she moved to Langtree, John WHITLOCK - b 1525? son of William & Christian, brd 01 Feb '07 West Woolfardisworthy, Elizabeth WHITLOCK - b 1612, Frithelstock, dtr of John & Elizabeth, m '50? to Elizabeth CHICHESTER (b '29 Braunton, brd 03 Mar '10 Woolfardisworthy) - children: m '33 to George POWE, , William '51? Thomas, Joanne, Thomas WHITLOCK - b 1615 Frithelstock, son of John & Elizabeth, d '43, m '40'1 to ~ose HEAMAN - children: Anthony WHITLOCK - b ? son of William & Christian, 1569 Muster - West Pulford, Peter WHITLOCK - b 1534? son of John? d 1605, after Tom's death, Rose 2m '57 to Christopher HEAMAN? m 1b Uct '59 Alwlngton ot Johan SOUTHCOTT (b '38? d '25) - children: / Katherine WHITLOCK - b 1617 Frithelstock, dtr of John Thomas& Elizabeth,'41?dJohn'38. SeNant'427 to Mr LAMB, left Will. & Ann '60, Diggory '62, Sybill '64, John '67, Mary '70, John '72, Margaret '75, Phillip '78, Elizabeth, "1 John WHITLOCK - b 1622 Frithelstock, son of John Elizabeth, Thomas WHITLOCK - b 1535, son of John? d '00, m 1560 Alwington to Elyn LAKE - children: Anthony '52, Agnes '58 Mention is made of Bulstrode WHITLOCK£:, Justice of /he Peace, associated with The Commonwealth: 30 Jun 1649 - Devon Record Office, DOS 28/5 (original commission of the peace) 1656/1, referred as knt (Knight?) - Public Record Office, C 19311316, G . \ 26 Sep 1653 - [)evon Record Office, DQS 28/10 (original commission of the peace) William WHITLOCK - b 15517 son of John & Elizabeth; owned much land, d 17 Jun '24 Woolfardisworthy, Richard WHITLOCK - b 1620? d 1687, m? to? - son: m 18 Jun '76 Parkham to Margaret BOTELER (BUTLER), (bp 28 Nov '58) - children: Elizabeth '86? Avis'91? John '95, Pasco '98? Joanne '99? Thomas '50? Thomas WHITLOCK - b 7 son of John & Elizabeth, I, m ? to Margaret MABIN - children: John WHITLOCK - bp 08 Jan 1631 Warkleigh, son of John & Wilmet, brd 28 Aug '28 Old Cleeve, Som, Paschon, Margaret, Chichester, Anthony '65? 1m '52? to Alice PRAUNCE (b? brd 18 Feb '69) - children: Joanne WHITLOCK - b? dtr of John & Elizabeth, m ? to John STAPLETON, John '53, Mary '59, Wilmet 65, 2m by licence 12 Jan '71 Little Torrington to Elizabeth ELSTON (bp 24 Sep '37 Monkleigh, d ?) - children: Ann WHITLOCK - bp 04 Oct 1560 Alwington, dtr of Peter & Johan, Elston 72, Phillip '74, William '77, Elizabeth" m '87 Alwington to Robert LENDON, 3m by licence 02 Jun '86 to Joan SHENTON (b '65? Dunster, brd 20 Sep '24 Old Cleeve) - children: Dipqorv WHITLOCK - bp 23 Dec 1562 Alwington, son of Peter & Johan, d '38, aged 76, Sarah '87, John '89, Mary '92, Susanna '94, Joanna '00, m 26 Apr '20 Alwington to Emme RUSSELL, Wilmot WHITLOCK - b ? dtr of John & Wilmot, Sybill WHITLOCK - bp 20 Feb 1564 Alwington, dtr of Peter & Johan, Marqaret WHITLOCK - b ? dtr of John & Wilmot, m ? to John PEARCE (b ? d ?), m '89 to Anthony NETHAWAY - children: Elizabeth WHITLOCK - bp 14 Oct 1634 Warkleigh, dtr of John & Wilmot, Christopher, two daughters, Richard DENNIS - b 1820? son of Edward & Pasco (Whitlock), John WHITLOCK"Jnr" - bp 10 Jly 1567 Alwington, son of Peter & Johan, d '29 St Paui's, EXON,(WILL), 1m '92? to Phyllis GORDEN (b? brd '13 Frit'helstock), 2m '16 Shillingford by licence (04 Nov '15 EXON) to Mary SAUNDERS, 04 Feb 2000 1 of 18 Data supplied by various family members, collated by Adrian Mills )(3440/~ THE WHITLOCK FAMILY WHITLOCK.PM5 Thomas SYDENHAM - b 1716? son of Phillip & Sarah (Whitlock), Thomas WHITLOCK - bp 5 May 1592 Parkham, son of Anthony & Thomasin, Whitlock SYDENHAM - bp 02 Feb 1718, son of Phillip & Sarah (Whitlock), West Quantoxhead, Thomas WHITLOCK - b 16417 son olThomas & Rose, husbandman of Monkleigh, d 1721. m '43? to Elizabeth PROWSE of Exeter, lived at Co/lumpton, d '01 without issue. John WHITLOCK - b 16427 son of Thomas & Rose, lived at langtree, Whitlock NICHOLL - b 01 Aug 1720, son of Rev I/tyd & Susanna (Whitlock), m 13 Jan '41 to Anne LEWIS, Grace WHITLOCK - b 16407 dtr of Xxx, brd '84 Parkham. John NICHOLL - b 1726, son of Rev IItyd & Susanna (Whitlock), d 21 Feb '73. Magistrate Glam Co. m ? to Elizabeth HARVARD - children: m '61 to Phillip BOTELER, two sons. Thomas WHITLOCK - b 1650, son of Richard, d 1715. Female NICHOLL - b ? dtr of Rev IItyd & Susanna (Whitlock), m 08 Apr '73 Langtree to Mary HEAMAN (bp 27 Oct' 44, brd 07 Jun '01) - children: Thomas '74, Rose '75, Catherine '77, Christopher '80, Richard '81, John, John ROQer BATE - b 1703 son of William & Rose (Whitlock), Christian BATE - b ? son of William & Rose (Whitlock), J John WHITLOCK - b 1653, son of John & Alice, Johnm 31 WHITLO~KMar' 48 angtree- bp 17toMarSusanna1723,NANCEKIVELLLangtree, son of(vizRichardNANKIVEL.PM5)& Christian, -dson:22 Dee '51 Langtree. Mary WHITLOCK - b 1659, dtr of John & Alice, Richard '50. WilmetWHITLOCK-b 1665, dtr of John & Alice, m 7 to Phillip ELSTON of Langtree, Elston WHITLOCK - bp 02 Dee 1672 Warkleigh, son of John & Elizabeth, brd 14 Jun '31 Langtree. Mary WHITLOCK - bp 16 Jun 1724, dtr of John & Catherine, brd 01 Sep '57. MA Oxon, Vicar of Old Cleeve, '98, Rector of langtree '05. Richard WHITLOCK - bp 09 May 1727, son of John & Catherine, 1m by licence 27 Dee '01 Malmesbury to Margaret ROBINS (b '81, brd 03 Dee '08 Malmesbury), m 22 Jly '54 Langtree to Grace JUDD (b '337 brd 26 Jly '59) - children: 2m 1 Feb '09 Merton to Mary STANDCN (b ?) - children: John '55, Christopher '57, Richl1rd '59. Phillip '067 Henry '207 Samuel. Thomas WHITLOCK - bp 13 Feb 1731, son of John & Catherine, d 28 Apr '12. Phillip WHITLOCK - bp 29 Nov 1674, son of John & Elizabeth, lawyer - Lyons (Lincolns7) Inn d'167 m 22 Oct '53, Little Torrington, to Joan CAZER - children: William WHITLOCK - bp 18 Oct 1677 Warkleigh, son of John & Elizabeth, d '23 Woo~ardisworthy. Catherine '54, Thomas '55, Elizabeth '57, Elizabeth '65, Susanna '67, Frances '70, John '74.
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