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As you will have realized by:now I did not get the September issue of the Newsletter done before I left on hohdays so it is going to be late!
Patrick and I spent two weeks in England. We had planned to spend most of the time on the west coast but did manage to get a little further that we thought we might. Our friend Ma1colm Toms was with us and we spent a few days at the beginning and the endof our trip with his sisters in Hertfordshire and Surrey. We drove down to Cornwall and stopped by chance at Pitton, Wilts on the way. We had read quite a bit lately about Henry II's palace at Clarendon and wanted to see if there was anything left of the palace that had once time been so prominent. I knew Clarendon was between Pitton and Salisbury and we spent several hours hiking the public footpath across the Clarendon Park Estate. Any ruins that might exist are likely on private property and not open to the pubhc.
Spent a morning exploring the ancient ruins at Tintagel in Cornwall and then headed up the coast. We stopped at Morwenstow where Thomas Whitlock and Elizabeth lobus were married in 1636. An amazing, beautiful and very large parish church considering how remote the place is now. There is no town really, just the surrounding farms. The church is high on a cliff overlooking the ocean. There are many stones m the churchyard commemorating sailors including the figurehead from a ship that sank nearby.
We explored the coast of Devon, dropped Ma1colm off in Bristol and headed across to Wales, stopping at Tintem Abbey. Headed on up to Led5ury and Lugwardine where my Trehearne ancestors lived in the 1500's and 1600's. Stopped at Salwarpe Mill near Worcester which is beautifully restored. Salwarpe churchyard contains stones for several of my Treheame family members from the 1700's and 1800's. Spent some time exploring Shrewsbury and then beaded for Nottingham.
Next stop was Leeds in Yorkshire as we were unable to find a place to stay in Nottingham and had to head further north. Would have liked to have spent some time in Nottingham because of Its many Whitlock connections. Leeds was a very pleasant surprise. I have done an article for this issue on Whitelocks restaurant in Leeds. York was only a short drive from Leeds so headed there next. The Minster in York was spectacular and we managed to get a tour of the excavation under the Minster of the Roman fort the Cathedral was built on top of. Our only day of rain was spent at nearby Castle Howard where Brideshead Revisited was filmed. Spectacular none the less.
The highlight of our trip down the Norfolk coast was stopping at Burgh Castle which is a fairly intact Roman fort. Three sides of the fort enclose an area about the size a football field. The walls are roughly the height they were in Roman times and the round turrets along the walls and at the corners are still in place. The fourtli side of the fort was on the edge of the river and has disappeared. Hard to believe the walls were nearly 2 000 years old. The old church near the field where the fort stands was interesting for its round tower. We also visited nearby: Hales which is a thatched roof church, also with a round tower. Hales has Whitlock connections but could not see any Whitlock stones in the small churchyard next to the church. Strangely Hales church is quite a way from the town ofHales and it took us a while to figure out where it was. The road sign "To Church Lane" we passed after we left the town was a good clue.
The rest of our time was spent in Surrey, visiting places such as Hampton Court and Hever Castle and generally' relaxing. I had taken some Harton family papers with me to England to deliver to a member of that family. The collection of certificateshwills ana apprenticeship indentures, dating back to the 1790's had come into my possession and I felt they s ould go to a family member as they had no connection to me or my family. Iliad put a query on the GenForum and a year ago had been contacted by David Mole of Bmningliam who was a descendant of this part of the family. As David was away while we were in the Binningham area I mailed the package and was please to hear it arrived safely. I know I would be thrilled to find such a coliection of Whitlock history tucked away in someone's files! r You never know ...
I have suspended the Birth Register pages I have been adding to the back of each issue. Unfortunately, having converted all our files to Microsoft Access a COU21eor years ago" I have not been able to get tile programs written to print the Registers in the way I would like to. Hugn Ainsley in England had offered to
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give it a try:but think lam going to have to make the effort and learn how to do it myself This may take a bit of time but I have signed up to take a course at the local college in October. For the next couple of issues therefore I will be including an updated index to the Newsletters. This lists all the articles that have appeared in the Newsletter since I converted them to a quarterly format in 1985. Hopefully you find them of use. Over the past 17 years I have tried not to repeat arficles so there are some interesting ones in the early issues that many of you will not have seen. If an individual article is of interest I can extract it and in most cases email them. If you would like copies of any of the back issues. Cost is $2 a year for 1985-1987 and $3 a year for 1988-2001. Hopefully by the March 2003 issue I will be able to resume the Birth Registers.
Highlights in this issue are several. Geneva Campbell continues to uncover more great documents in the Virginia archives. I have also added each of these to the VALAND file that lists every Virginia Whitlock reference I>re-1800. Bit l:>y bit we are piecing together which land holdings were held by tile various families. Still too many Thomas Whiflocksl]
Lawrence Otis continues to uncover gems in the Ontario records. The records and c]iPI>ingsfrom the St.Thomas, Ontario library surname mdex file (X4500) added more details to the WHITLOCKOl chart including one of the wife's names that we had not been able to uncover for years. Other clippings have been sent in by John Johnson that confirmed the Pennsylvania origins ofthe New Brunswick family. Shirley Brendle also keeps us up to date on the modem Virginia clips.
The range of eBay Whitlock items that Patrick Lynch uncovers for us continues to amaze me. My office at home is becoming a bit of a Whitlock museum tliese days with Whitlock artifacts hanging on the walls and lining the bookshelves.
I was interested in the obit from Arvilla Corey (X4496) as Doran Whitlock may be a descendant of the Whitlocks of Germany. Hopefully we will be able to uncover more about the origins of this Skagit Valley, Washington Whitlock family. I was very interested to hear from Quintin White 01New Zealand, one of our diligent 'Pitton Whitlock researcher~ that he has discovered his wife also has Whitlock ancestors (X4540). They are detailed on our WHITLOcK20 chart, the Whitlocks of Oxfordshire. What more could you ask for than to be a double Whitlock descendant! !
Wilfred Gathercole gave all the familiar Devon names in his email (X4554) about his descent from Thomas & Susannah (Whitlock) Allin. Strange to fmd that after all the research that has been done on the Devon Whitlocks that we are not sure which Susannah it is who married Thomas Allin. The same with Guy Coombe- Whitlock (X4566). We have an idea how he is connected to the Devon Whitlocks but have not been able to prove it, yet.
Our thanks to another eBay surfer, Eddie Whitlock for the donation of the sheet music for the songs by Kathleen Whitlock (R2301 ,R2302). These songs were written 1906-07 and I have never seen a reference to this Kathleen Whitlock. I would be curious to Know if anyone is aware of a Kathleen Whitlock in their family who wrote popular songs at the turn of the last century. Hopefully we will eventually figure out how she fits in. We now have quite a few musical pieces composed by Whitlocks, starting with Bulstrode Whitelocke's "Coranto" written in 1634. There are numerous pieces for the organ composed by Percy Whitlock, and many songs by Bobby Whitlock and now Kathleen Whitlock. There are also many Whitlock musicians and we are always on the lookout for more.
Staying with music, while in England we also went to a "car-boot sale" in Epsom. What North Americans would call a "flea market" sale. We were very pleased to come across a four CD retrospective on Dave Brubeck with a 76 page book about his career (R2303). Dave has a couple of Whit lock connections. He is married to Iola Whitlock and the acreage they live on m Danbury, Connecticut was once owned by the Whitlock family in the 1600's.
I spent a week in Ottawa on the way back from England but hopefully will not be doing so much travelling for awhile and will be able to catch up on the mail. Things have slowed down a bit so I am hoping to work on the indexes more between now and Christmas.
Whitlock Family Newsletter Vol.21 No.3 Sep 2002 Page 3 MISCELLANEOUS X4459/3 Letter from Iola EbendorfDd Apr.27-May 5,2002 re Whitlocks ofVermoot X4460/3 Family ofZalmon Whitlock d.1861 of Hub bard ton, Vt from Iola Ebendorf X446111 Family of Edward L. & Francena L. (Russell) Whitlock (M1864) Keene, NB from Iola Ebendorf X4462/1 GenForum from Sandra Russell Dd May 22,2002 re Jackson & Nancy C. (Davis) Whitlock (M1858) of Lincoln Co., To X4463/2 eBay item #877190241 Dd May 26 -Jun. 2,2002 Whitlock's Crossing, SD silver spoon from Patnck Lynch X4464/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd May 292002 Brooklyn, [NY] Argus obit of Fanny Louise infant daughter of William H. & Emma A. Whitlock, granddaughter ofJoseph T. Whitlock died July 30,[877 X4465/1 Email from Chuck RockettDd May 29,2002 Spartanburg [SC]Herald Sep.l1,1919 re Wallace Whitlock of Hayne shot in his restaurant. X446611 Email from Elaine re Henry & Rhoda (Whitlock) Carter (MI840's?) of Me X4467/1 Email from Patricia Burrows Dd May 29,2002 re Frank R. & Orpha Jean (Stegall)(Johnson) Whitlock (MI898) Canadian Switch, IT (now Ok) X44681l Email from Sally A. Perez Dd May 29,2002 re children of Jonathan L. & Sally Anne (Whitlock) Perz (MI990's) Sally Anne d Donald Lee Whitlock X4469/3 eBay item # 2108672329 Dd May 30 - Jun 6,2002 Fire Department Button, B. Whitlock, NY from Patrick Lynch X4470/5 eBay item # 1356890745 Dd May 30 - Jun 4,2002 Emma Whitlock 3.5" mini toymaker bear X447111 Letter from Marian Warren Dd Apr.22,2002 re death ofOtis Franklin Whitlock died Sep.6,2001 Toledo, Oh X4472/1 Email from Charlene SchoenwolfDd May 30,2002 re Whitlock/Barrieau ancestors of NB X4473/2 Emails from Margaret Fox Dd May 31 & Ju1.13,2002 re Lot O. & Mary Ann (Kiser) Whitlock (M1888) Arkadelphia, Clark Co., Ar X4474/6 Rootswebs from Steve Kent Dd May 31 & June 4,2002 re Kent & Marion families re Lott & Elizabeth (Kent) Whitlock (M18l3) SC X4475/3 GenForum & email from Karen Stabile Dd Jun. 1 & Jul.13,2002 re A. Nelson & Sophia Jewett (Miles) Whitlock (M1840's?) ofMarinette, Wi X4476/1 GenForum from Robin East Dd Jun.2,2002 re Sgt.H.S. Whitlock Officer Training Corp June 1915 X4477/1 Rootsweb from Theresa Hall Dd Jun.2,2002 re Amos & Lucy (Whitlock) Worrell (M1780) Halifax Co., Va X4478/1 Email from Richard Foster Whitlock Dd Jun.ll ,2002 re descent from Foster Smith & Sarah Arilla (Clink) Whitlock (M1867) Rome, Jefferson Co., Il X447911 Rootsweb from Leigh Ann Dd Jun.4,2002 re Nathan Berle & Letha P. (Gibs on) Whitlock (M1890's) of Little s. Fork, Casey Co., Ky X44801l Rootsweb from Mary Walters Dd Jun.5,2002 re Hunter Boyd Whitlock ofVa X448111 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jun.6,2002 1860 census Rom~ FIoyd Co., Ga re Nathaniel William & Juliana E. (Birch) Whitlock (MI840) Floyd Co., \.:ia X4482/3 Descendants of George & Sarah Whitelock (MI810's) ofCranbome, DOR from Peter Griffiths X4483/6 Email from Sue Lloyd Dd Jun.7,2002 re descent from Samuel Kimsey & Laura Ann (Ryle) Whitlock (MI870's) of Tuckerman, Jackson Co., Ar X4484!1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jun. 10,2002 re Mary Whitlock b.Jun.6, 1804 d.Nov.5, 1887 buried Bayville Cemetery, Nassau Co., NY X4485/2 GenForum & email from Scott Wright Dd Jun. 14 & 18,2002 re Paul Cameron & Maude (Crosland) Whitlock (MI901) ofCliarlotte, NC X4486/6 Emails from Kenneth M. Whitlock Dd Jun. 16-27,2002 re James S. & Mary Annis (Hicks) Whitlock (M1867) Greene Co., To X4487/3 eBay item #2114180204 Dd Jun. 17-24,2002 postcard ofMcConnelsville, Oh from Whitelock Hill from Patrick Lynch X4488/4 eBay item #2114468645 Dd Jun. 18-25,2002 postcard Dd Apr.5,1909 re residence ofD.G. Whlt1ock, Nanuet, NY
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X4489/1 Email from Philip Jones Dd Jun.19,2002 re Omer Floyd & Hazel Nora (Farmer) Whitlock (MI914) of 11 X4490/6 Rootsweb & Emails from Linda Garrett Dd Jun.18 & Aug.6,22, 2002 re Cowboy Life on the Llano Estacado by Vivian Higley Whitlock s Hiram Higley & Nelly Grant (Causey) Whitlock (MI880's) X449112 Emails from Philip Alan Whitelock Dd Jun.24& Aug.8,2002 re Whitelocks of Leeds, Yks & Aus X4492/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jun.24,2002 re Thomas Mason & Henry Whitlock of San Benito, Ca Mar. 13,1875, petty larceny X4493/3 Email from Jerry Maye Wright-Mueller Dd Jun.26,2002 re Jesse & Cora Love (Whitlock) Sailor (MI905) Boise, Ada Co., Id X449411 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jun.25,2002 re Lorenzo Whitlock of San Benito, Ca Mar 28,1875 X4495/3 Rootsweb from Nelda Burton Dd Jun.29,2002 re Robert Arnold & Josephine (Whitlock) McClendon (MI865) Sevier Co., Ar X4496/1 Email from Arvilla Corey Dd Jun.29,2002 Skagit Vall~)' rWal Herald Dd Jun.25 2002 obit of Arrita Elizabeth (Genssmantel) Whitlock died JUn.22,2002 widow of Doran Whitiock X449711 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jun.30,2002 Brooklyn [NY] Union Argus Dd Sep.18, 1877 obit of Annie Whitlock, age 27 X4498/1 Extracts from Halifax Co., Va Court House, 1770-1783 from Geneva Campbell X4499/1 Email from Pam A. Ford Dd Jun. 10,2002 re Arthur Clinton & Harriett (Teeters) Whitlock (MI894) Hillsdale, Mi X4500/1 St.Thomas, Ont Library Surname File Index re Samuel & Emily (Flowers) Whitlock (MI878) St.Thomas, Ont from Lawrence Otis X4501l1 The [Louisville, Ky] Courier-Journal Dd Mar.24,2002 obit of Ruth Willie Mae Whitlock, 74 died Mar.20,2002 Louisville, Ky from Lawrence Otis X4502/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jun. 18,2002 Times Union, Rochester, NY Dd May 13,1918 obit of Anna G. (Cleveland) Whitlock, died May 12,1918 X4503/2 Letter from Lawrence Otis Dd July 9,2002 re Emma Rancty Whitlock b.Feb.7,1888 Usbome, Ont d John & Samantha Jane (Lepard) Whitlock X450417 eBay item #1095435466 Dd Apr.19-24,2002 Whitlock's Occassional Chairs 1941 catalogue by IW. Whitlock Co., Rising Sun, In from Patrick Lynch X4505/2 eBay item #861039082 Dd Apr. 19-26,2002 CD Stan Getz Plays with Bob Whitlock on bass from Patrick Lynch X4506/3 eBay item #1724412726 Dd Apr.20-27,2002 1124 scale die cast Steve Reeves sprint Car #8. Aulby Whitlock Racing from Patrick Lynch X4507/4 eBay item #865431240 Dd Apr.29-May 6,2002 Ca Harbour scene of sailboats by Mary (Marie) Whitlock (1860-1944) of Riverside, Ca from Patrick Lynch X4508/3 eBay item #868703591 Dd May 7-14,2002 Whitlock & Sons of Dundee Set? silver teaspoon & tong set from Patrick Lynch X4509/3 eBay item #874530924 Dd May 21-28,2002 LP T. Whitlock, Sylvester Stallone, Rocky-Rambo- Cobra-Over the Top from Patrick Lynch X4510/3 eBay item #2112246728 Dd Jun.11-18,2002 19C cast iron miter box, patented Aug.17, 1872 by Seymour & Whitlock, Newark, NJ from Patrick Lynch X451114 eBay item #1742477155 Dd Jun.18-25,2002 scale model of Whit lock 50R hydraulic crawler- mounted excavator from Patrick Lynch X4512/3 eBay item #1361875558 Dd Jun.22-29,2002 The Great War no 50 Airco D.HA The German Offensive Operation Georgette signed Arrthony J. Whitlock son of Arthur James Whitlock (1891-2000) from Patrick Lynch X4513/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jul.4,2002 re Archibald D. & Elizabeth (Whitlock) King Divorced Feb.29,1848 Ky X451411 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jul.5,2002 Marriage licence May 24,1910 William H. Whitlock, 25 & Anna E. Lawson, 22, Brooklyn, NY X4515/2 Email from Bets), Willey Dd Ju1.14,2002 re descent from John Conover & Gertrude (Hoagland) Whitlock (MI858) Hillsborough, Somerset Co., NJ X4516/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jul.9,2002 St.Mary's rPa?l Daily Press Dd Jul.8,2002 obit ofDr. Waiter "Bill" M. Whitlock, 75 of Chenango Bridge, sv died Ju1.7,2002
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X4517/2 Email from Jody Ewart Dd Ju1.10,2002 re update to the WHITLOCK27 chart with Ewart children's birth dates & places 1999-2001 X4518/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jul.1 0,)002 Whitlocks buried at Gethsemane Church of Christ, Mechanicsville, Hanover Co., Va 19;,3-1999 X4519/6 eBay item #1549095073 Dd Ju1.10-20,2002 Oxus in Summer by Katherine Hull & Pamela Whitlock 1940 from Patrick Lynch X4520/2 Email from Judy Ardine Dd Ju1.11-17,2002 Delaware County rPa] Times Dd Feb.28 & May 6,1975 re Maunce H. & Ellen F. (Eyre) Whitlock (M1906?) of Prospect Park, Pa X4521/1 Email from Paula Pieri Dd Ju1.12,2002 re John & Nancy (Whitlock) Priddy (M1805/6?) Stokes Co., NC Nancy d of Charles Whitlock X4522/1 GenF orum & email from William Gordon WhitlockDd Jul.11 ,15,2002 re Edward Latisha (Rogers) Whitlock (MI920's) of Lake City, SC X4523/1 Rootsweb from Dan R. Hatcher Dd Ju1.14,2002 re Leonard & Thurza (Whitlock) Puckett (M1831) of Henry Co., Tn X45241l Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Ju1.14,2002 William Thomas & Minnie (Whitlock) Hambrick (M1894) Des Arc, Prairie Co., Ar X4525/2 Rootsweb and email from Sue Myers Dd Ju1.14,15,2002 re James Woodfm & Eliza (Campbell) Whitlock (M1900's) ofNC X4526/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Ju1.15,2002 Poundridge Cemetery, NY re Charles W. & Anna G. (Whitlock) Avery (M1846) of West chester, NY X4527/1 Rootsweb from Vincent E. Summers Dd Ju1.15,2002 re ??? & Lilly (Hickman) Whitlock (M1890's?) of Delaware Co., Pa X4528/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Ju1.15,2002 Jackson Co., Ms re Bache McEvers Whitlock died May 26,2002 X4529/2 Emails from Chuck Rockett Dd Ju1.16,19,2002 Poundridge Cemetery, NY re Samuel Gilbert & Happy Hannah (Murray) Whitlock (M1843) of West chester, NY X45301l Email from John C. Davis Dd Jul.16,2002 Early History 01 Wabaunsee County by Matt Thompson re Wilbur Simpson& Huldah May (Clements) Whitlock (M1910) Kansas City, Mo X45311l Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jul.16,2002 re Samuel & Charity (Rumsey) Whitlock (MI815) Castleton, Vt X4532/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jul.23,2002 re James & Mary (Whitlock) Harris (M1886) Hawkins Co., Tn Mary d Michael Harrison & Louiza (Moody) Whitlock (M1860) Washington Co., Tn X4533/2 Emails from Camille Whitlock Dd Ju1.23, Aug.7,2002 re Ora Elsworth & Hattie B. (Wimberly) Whitlock (MI893) Jefferson Co., Il X4534/1 GenForum from Eric Gilson Dd Jul.24,2002 re Ralph Whitlock student at Drake, Iowa in 1928 X4535/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jul.24),2002 Register News, Mt.Vemon, IlJu1.11,2002 obit of Harry W. Shields, 80 died Ju1.10,200L husband of Betty Louise Whitlock X4536/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Ju1.24,2002 re Count HaIler & Patricia (Quinn) (Whitlock) Von Hallerstein (M1963) NYC X4537/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Ju1.2~2002 re Adam & Elizabeth J. (Lamberth) Whitlock (M1847) Sullivan Co., Tn divorced 1 Whitlock Family Newsletter 11 1 Vol.21 No.3 Sep 2002 Page 6 X4545/2 Email from Sue Lloyd Dd Aug.5,2002 re Luther H. & Inez L. (John son) Whitlock (MI907) Jackson Co., Ar X4546/4 GenForum & email from Patricia Belt Clavier Dd Aug.5,20,2002 re George Oliver & Birdie Mae (Whitlock) Payne (MI910's) ofTn & Judge & Ida Mae (Payne) Whiflock (MI910's) X4547/1 Rootsweb from Sara Crabtree Dd Aug.5,2002 re Gaylord Purcell & Margaret Elizabeth (Baumbach) Whitlock (MI941) Buffalo, NY X4548/1 Email from J Orgy Dd Aug;.6;2002 Greensburg Record Herald, obit of Maxine Shuffett, 84 died Ju1.18,2002 Louisville, Ky Maxine d George Talbot & Mattie Coleman (Whitlock) Kemp X454911 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug.7,2002 Western Star Aug.3,2002 Wedding of Charles James Whitlock & Shannon Heather Whalen Jun.22,2002 Toronto [Out] City Hall X4550/1 GenForum from Patricia Woodruff Dd Aug.8,2002 re Carey Irene Whitlock b.Aug.8,1957/8? d Lawrence & Margie Whitlock of FI or Ga X455111 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug.8,2002 re Reginald John Gadfield b.Apr.30,1909 s Albert Edward & Emmeline May (Whitlock) Gadfield of Bloemfontein, South Africa X4552/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug.8?2002 re Frederick William Filor b.May 9,1910 s George Frederick & Flora Elizabeth (Whitlock) Fi10r of South Africa X455311 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug. 10,2002 Journal Star rPeoria,I1]FebA,1996 obit of Rev. Wilfred L. Gustin, 68 died Feb.2,1996, re spouse Gerry Whitlock. X4554/3 EmailsfromWilfredGathercoleDdAug.ll ,16,2002 re Thomas & Susannah (Whitlock) Allin (MI805) of Landcross & Langtree, DEV X4555/3 Emails from Michael Steven Whitlock Dd Aug. 10,16,2002 re Thomas B. & Lilly A. Whitlock (M1897) of Delta Co., Tx X455611 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug. 13,2002 Warren Co., Ky Martha Chapel Church cemetery re Lon & Maggie Whitlock X4557/1 GenForum from Mary Ann Morris Dd Aug. 15,2002 re George W. & Amanda (Whitlock) Wallace (M1890's?) of Jackson Co., Ga X4558/2 Emails from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug.13,18,2002 re Dennis & Jane (Brooks) Lindsey (MI810) Wayne Co., Ky Jane d Thomas M. & Sarah (Whitlock) Brooks X4559/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd AUE-14,2002 re John & Elizabeth (Rouzee) Motley (M1695?) of Essex Co., Va Elizabeth d Edward ec Mary (Gullock)(Whitlock) Rouzee X4560/1 Email fromChuckRockettDdAug.15.2002reWarrenfamilyofLouisaCo .. Va X456111 Em~i1 from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug. 16,2002 re Annie Whitlock (1819-1886) of Rising Sun, Cecil Co., Md X456211 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug. 18,2002 re John M. & aphelia (Whitlock) Whitaker (MI851) Union Co., 11aphelia d William & Elizabeth Whitlock X4563/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug. 18,2002 re Rev. Quenton Whitlock Mt.Gillead Church, Holly Springs, Ms X4564/1 Email from A.K. Lewis Dd Aug.18,2002 re John & Martha Elan (Whitlock) McNally (MI850's?) of AI X456511 GenForum from Craig Lambert Dd Aug.23,2002 re Harry Whitlock & niece (12 sister?) Birdie WaIker of Texarkana, Tx 1940's X456611 GenForum & Email from Guy Coombe-Whitlock Dd Aug.26,2002 re Coombe-Whitlock family X4567/1 GenForum from Giselle O'Reilly Dd Aug.26,2002 re Vema Whitlock b.1920's ENG X4568/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug.20,2002 Crown Hill Gravestones, Denver, Co re Wm F. Whitlock Spanish War vet Mar. 19,1913 X4569/1 Email from Gaylord P. Whitlock Dd Aug.22,2002 re death of Margaret (Baumbach) Whitlock Jan.29,2002 X4570/1 Email from Hugh Ainsley Dd Aug.23,2002 1901 census Holborn, MDX re Henry & Elizabeth Whitlock (MI870's) X457111 Rootsweb from Rosita Sutton Dd Aug.28,2002 re William & Nancy (Whitlock) Sutton (M1840's) of Christian Co., Ky X4572/3 Letter from Muriel AlIen Dd Aug.27 ,2002 re possible John Whitlock who married Phebe Redman Nov.22,1757 Pitton, Wilts X4573/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug.27,2002 Gallia Co., Oh marriages re Caleb Merritt & Eunice Whitlock married May 12,1827 Whitlock Family Newsletter 11 1 Vol.21 No.3 Sep 2002 Page 7 WHITELOCKE BULSTRODE (1650-1724) In.searching Whitlock sources on the Inte~~t Patrick came across a treasure that I received for my birthday this year. It 1S a 1724 edition of Essays by w hitelocke Bulstrode. I had heard of this person in the past but I had forgotten how he was connected to his namesake, Bulstrode Whitelocke. Our Bulstrode file had several biographies that provided the story. In 1575 Edward Bulstrode ofHedgeley, near Beaconsfie1d, Buckinghamshire and his wife Cecilia Croke had a daughter Elizabeth who in 1602 married James Whitlock. In 1605 James & Elizabeth had a son who was named Bulstrode Whitlock. Edward and Cecilia Bulstrode also had a son Edward born in 1588. Edward Jr.had a son Richard Bulstrode born in 1610 who married Jocosa Dyneley, In 1650 Richard and Jocosa Bulstrode named their son Whitelocke after Richard's cousin Bulstrode Whitelocke (Bulstrode added the extra "e"s to his name.) King Charles had been executed the year before and Oliver Cromwell was in power. Bulstrode Whitelocke's career was on the rise as a prominent puritan and was therefore a useful connection to highlight by naming a child after him. Richard Bulstrode was educated at Pembroke College, Cambridge and became a soldier, diplomatist and author. At the outbreak of the Civil War Richard jomed the army of Charles and spent considerable time abroad during the Interregnum. He was knighted on his return to England in 1675 but almost immediately returned to live in Brussels. He later followed the Catholic King James to the court at St.Germains. He died there in 1711 at age 101. It is recorded he enjoyed good health and a clear mind to the end and died of indigestion as opposed to old age. Several collections of his writings were published after his death by his son Whitelocke 'Bulstrode. Whitelocke Bulstrode was born in 1650. It is clear from his writings that he did not share his fathers support for King lames and he remained in England. Trained at the Inner Temple he purchased the manor of Hounslow in 1705 and became a justice of the peace for the county of Middlesex. Whitelocke Bulstrode wrote several scholarly works on "philosophy, natural science and religion. Titles include "A Discourse of Natural Philosophy, wherein the Pythagorean Doctrine is set in its true light and vindicated"; "The Pillars of Popery thrown down and the Principal Arguments of Roman Catholics answered and confuted" and lastly published in 1724, the year of his death was "Essays on various Subjects H. The essays are moral and very puritan in their tone. The essay "Of Plants and Insects" is of particular interest as it illustrates the 17th Century dilemma of trying to explam plant and insect propagation and distribution as divine will. Of particular confusion is the concept of cloning plants which avoids the concept of a "seed". A quote from the Bible on the title page likely gives a clue to the times. Am I therefore become your Enemy, because I tell you the Truth? Gal.1V.16 Whitelocke Bulstrode married Elizabeth Dyneley of Charlton, Worcestershire and left a son Richard and two daughters. While the connection to tile Whitlock family is getting a little distant, it would be interesting to know ifthere are any descendants today. REFERENCES R228417 Vermont soldiers in the Civil War. Miles W. Whitlock, Samuel F. Whitlock & Charles H. Whitlock of Castleton, Hiram E. Whitlock of Fairhaven, Franklin A. Whitlock of Clarendon from Iola Ebendorf R2285/3 Vermont cemetery lists by Margaret R. Jenks re Whitten, Spencer & Whitlock families from Iola Ebendorf R2286/3 Indenture Dd Nov.15,1770 between Robert Whitlock of County of Halifax, Va & Frederick Talley £17 for 200 acres crossing Bleu Whing branch from Geneva Campbell R2287114 Inventory and appraisement of the Estate of Achilles Whitlock Dd Feb.5,1812 £2,737.2.9 Halifax Co., Va (28 slaves listed)from Geneva Campbell R2288/20 Account sheets for Estate of Achilles Whitlock Dd l812-Ju1.24,1815 £1,951.11.2 Halifax Co., Va from Geneva Campbell Whitlock Family Newsletter 11 Vol.21 No.3 Sep 2002 PageS R228911 1891 census Perth Co. N, Ont re John Hooper & Frances Edna (Todd) Whitlock (M1884) Stratford, Ont from Lawrence Otis R2290/2 1891 census Fullerton, Perth Co., S, Ont re Silas & Mary (Hoop er) Whitlock (M1848) Langtree, Dev from Lawrence Ohs R2291/2 Thomas Whitlock Estate Appraisal, Halifax Co.,Va November 1789 £63.5.9 by John Irvine, Edwin Garlington, Anthony Grisham from Geneva Campbell R2292/5 Indenture Dd May 22,1772 between Thomas Whitlock of Halifax Co., Va & Thomas Gordon £200.5.0 for 253 acres on Mirey Creek from Geneva Campbell R2293/2 Indenture between Thomas Whitlock of Halifax Co., Va & Benjm Jordan ofLunenburg Co., Va £300 for 253 acres on both sides of Mirey Creek bounded by KItty CalquitbWilliam Dovey, William Hamblett, Patrick Fitzgerald, Thos Davenport from Geneva Camp ell R2294/2 Indenture Dd Feb.19,1778 between Thomas Whitlock of Halifax Co.~ Va and Haman Miller 354 acres in Halifax Co. on the North side ofDan River re Debt of £600 Horn Geneva Cambell R2295/3 Indenture Dd Mar.18,1779 between Henry Bartlett of Halifax Co., Va & Thomas Whitlock of same £1,200 for 300 acres on both sides of Laws on's Creek bounded by Edward from Geneva Campbell R2296/2 Indenture Dd Mar.18,1779 between Thomas Whitlock of Halifax Co., Va & James Medley of Cumberland City £1;300 for 324 acres in Halifax Co., on the North side ofDan River bounded by Richard Edward (formerly Robert's) in the Switzer branch ...William Robert's or Edward's line ...being the Land and plantation wherein Thomas Whitlock now lives and the same that he bought of Ham an Miller.. .from Geneva Campbell R2297/2 Indenture Dd Dec.3,1778 between Thomas Whitlock of Halifax Co., Va & Joseph Johnson of County of Lunenberg £1,200 for 253 acres in Halifax Co. on Mirey Creek bounded by Kittie ColgUltt Wm. Ham15litt,Patrick Fitzgerald, Thos Whitlock Wit: Benjamin Jordan, John Whitlock, Saml Jord~ Mary Jordan. March 18,1779 Elizabeth wife of Thomas relinquishes her rights of Dower from \..JenevaCampbell R2298/3 Indenture Dd Feb.16) 786 between Thomas Lipscomb & Thomas Whitlock of Halifax Co., Va & Daniel Malone of Lunenburg Co. £150 for 3DOacres in Halifax Co. as by deed from Henry Bartlett to Thomas Whitlock dec' d on both sides of Samson' s Creek bounded by Edward' s Line from Geneva Campbell R2299/4 Whitelocks Menu from Whitelocks Bar and Restaurant, Leeds, YKS R2300/20 Morwenstowe Church [Cornwall] by Philip Docton Martyn, fifth edition R2301/6 Twentieth Century Two St~l! March by L.D. Schuman sheet music with Sky Lark's Morning Song, Grand Promenade March, Star of the Summer Sea, & Sing Birdie SilJ:g by Kathleen Whitlock, 1906,1907 The Sun Publishing Co., Rising Sun, In from Eddie Whitlock R2302/4 Forget Me Not Waltz by Kathleen Whitlock, 1907 The Sun Publishing Co., Rising Sun, In from Eddie Whitlock R2303176 Dave Brubeck Time Signatures - A Career Retrospective 1992 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. re wife Iola Whitlock WHITELOCKS OF LEEDS In the north of England, just west of the cathedral city of York is Leeds. Its wealth industrial past is evident today in the large variety of well preserved Victorian buildings in the downtown core of the CIty. Much of the area is now pedestrian only and off each side of Briggate street are narrow block long arcades. These "streets" have been glassed over with stained glass ceilmgs and many of the buildings share the same ornate cornice decorations, tying the whole street together. Today the area is a mixture of shopping areas ranging from Debenhams and Marks and Spencers tonigh-end luxury boutiques. The area is the centre of activity and a major draw for both visitors and residents alike. OffBriggate Streetnext to Marks and Spencers is the narrow Turks Head Alley and Whitelocks restaurant and luncIieon bar. ID the 1880's the concept of a luncheon bar was a new one and Whitelocks was one of the first. Both the alley and Whitelocks are long and very narrow. On one side are table and benches and along Whitlock Family Newsletter 11 1 Vol.21 No.3 Sep 2002 Page 9 the other side is the bar, luncheon bar and restaurant. Ownedsince 1944(5 by Scottish & Newcastle Breweries Ltd., Whitelocks is a popular Leeds location and has mamtamed their reputation for top quality food. Needless to say the place was packed shortly after their 12:00 o'clock opening on Sunday. JiU Stocks took our order for drinks and their famous Yorkshire Pud filled with roast beef. She told us she would come out and talk with us when things slowed down a bit. Jill also gave us a copy of the restaurant menu which has a short write-up about the history and the Whitelocks who started the Luncheon Bar and ran it for nearly 90 years. The first licence was issued in 171~ tothe "Turks Head" but the building is likely quite a bit older. Classic black and white Tudor where nothmg ISqurte square and the beams reflect the sliape of the ancient trees they' were carved from. Low ceilings and lower doorways!! Inside the etched glass over the bar and along the luncheon bar dates from the 1880's and overall the place is as it was at the time the specialized glass work was ~~!~lled. Prices. were obviously stable enougl). to etch them into the glass panels!l "Sausages & Potatoes 3d Cheese & BISCUItSId or PIes 2d". There IScurrently a preservation order covering both the inside and outside of Whitelocks. There is conflicting information on how long the Whitelocks held the Turks Head licence. One source says for 90 years from 1854 to 1944. Jacqueline Whitelock Gill says it was first held by William Lupton Whitelock from 1866 to 1876 and then picked up again in the 1880's by William He:Q.!YWhitelock. It was William Henry Whitelock who in 886 altered the bar to the format you see today. William Henry Whitelock's father was John Lupton Whitelock so the William Lupton Whitelock mentioned by Jacqueline likely should be John Lupton Whitelock. According to the history, Whitelocks employed the Irish giant Thaddeus Myland as a doorman as at one time customers were required to wear dirmer jackets to gam access to the bar. Dwarfs were reputed to have been employed as waiters as women were not allowed to stand at the bar and were therefore required to order drinks and food from their table. William Henry Whitelock took over the license after Benji Wigglesworth and in turn his widow Clara (Jarvis) Whitelock ran the pub after 1909 with the help of her sons Lupton and Percy Whitelock. Lupton WhiteIock achieved a national reputation as an accomplished flautist and Percy was a gifted oboist. This attracted a bohemian crowd resufting in Whitelocks becoming a major meeting ~lace for this crowd in Leeds for many years. John Betjemanh the poet called it Leed's answer to Fleet Street s Old Cheshire Cheese only far less self-conscious. Author Stan Barstow gives Whitelock's a mention in his short story Madge. Madge is treated to a splendid meal on her first date with Edgar. They go to a 'real old music hall pub' in a narrow yard down an alley between two shops. The concept of a luncheon bar was new and the firsts continued when the bar was the first to have electricity and an electric clock. At one time Hollywood style search lights were added at each end of the passage advertising the location of the bar to the whole of Leeds night crowd. Percy' Whitelock was the last to own the bar, taking over just before the Second World War in 1939. Clara (Jarvis) Whitelock died in 1940 and shortages of staff during the war and health problems fmally resulted in Percy selling Whitelocks. In 1944 or 1945~the William Younger & Co. Ltd. (now Scottish & Newcastle Breweries Ltd.) bought the bar and continue to run it today. Jacqueline Whitelock Gill writes in the Yorkshire Ridings Magazine [lvlarch 2001] about visiting Whitelocks and the flood of memories the place brought back to her. The pride sbe feels in the lasting legacy her family contributed to the 'notional idyll we know as Victorian Britain is evident. I was very pleased to experience Whitelocks myself and can attest to its mystique. According our records this Whitelock family descends from James Whitelock who married Anne Lupton August 14,1833 in Calverley, Yorkshire. The family later moved to Armley, Yorkshire. John Lupton Whitelock was born there in 1834 and married Martha Robinson in Leeds in 1853. Their son Wil1iam Henry Whitelock was married to Clara Jarvis in Leeds in 1876. Their three children were John Lupton Whitelock (1878-1941), Beatrice Ada Whitelock b.1884 and Perey Jarvis Whitelock b. 1889. This latter family is the one most associated with Whitelocks of Leeds. Jacqueline Whitelock Gill's grandmother was Beatnce Ada Whitelock who married Arthur Jackson. Their daughter Dorothy Whitelock Jackson was her mother. Sources:RI212; R2261; R2299 Whitlock Family Newsletter 11 I Vol.21 No.3 Sep 2002 Page 10 CERTIFICATES 620 M 1903 Jul3 Robert John COLLINS,26 & Emma R. WHITLOCK, 19 Toronto,York Co., Ont 621 b 1901 Jul17 Louis Alexander McKA Y s Wm. & Martha E. (SMALLACOMB ) McKA Y Hensall, Huron Co., Ont ' 622 b 1901 Apr 7 William Whitlock ASHTON s Frederick & Mary (MARTIN) ASHTON, Keppel, Grey Co., Ont 623 d 1873 Aug 18 John WHITLOCK, 63 Adelaide, Middlesex Co., Ont 624 M 1902 Sep 3 J~hn WHITLOCK, 23 & Alice WATERWORTH, 22 Glencoe, Middlesex Co., Ont 625 M 1883 May 23 Richard WHITLOCK, 23 & Irena KELL Y, 19 Glencoe, Middlesex Co., Ont GEORGE CAUSEY - BUFFALO HUNTER The following article was written by Linda Garrett and I appreciate her passing on this information regarding her Whitlock connection. My indirect ancestor, Thomas Leander "George" Causey (1849-1903) was a buffalo hunter. George was the nephew of my gg-grandmother, Rhoda(Causey) Powell. According to a booklet done on him by Jo.Ann Johnson. Historians generally recognize George Causey as one of the most famous buffalo hunters in that great slaughter in the late 19th century. However, his other efforts to demonstrate that the Llano Estacado of eastern New Mexico and northwest Texas was suitable for cattle production are probably more magnificent from an historical perspective. Causey's nephew, Vivian H. Whitlock, wrote a book called Cowboy' Life on the Llano Estacado, (1970), in which he sets forth much information about Causey's life. Gil Hinshaw of Hobbs used Whitlock's bOOKand other sources to draw some important conclusions about Causey in his history of Lea County, Lea, New Mexico's Last Frontier (1976). These and other sources in the archives of the Historical Center for Southeast New Mexico provide some indication of Causey's role in settling the region as well as the tragic end of his life. Thomas L. 'George' Causey was born in Spring field, Illinois. How he acquired the nick name of George is not clear, perhaps after his father. His parents George W. Causey and Mary Ade1ine Crowder had five children. Whitlock Family Newsletter 11 1 Vol.21 No.3 Sep 2002 Page 11 Estacado - 1876 to 1879 - there were as many as 1,500 hunters at WOIik.Ca.usey's outfit killed 7,800 buffalo in the 1878 to 79 winter season, with George himself as the principal ~hooter. They hauled much of the meat to Las Vega~. New Mexico where 'Yorkers were laying the tracks of the Santa Fe Railroad (AT&SF). They also sold both meat andhides at MIdland, Colorado City Fort Griffin and other markets in Texas. Accordmg to J. Evetts Haley m 'George W. Littlefield, Texas' (1943), Ithe Causeys killed 400 buffaloes at Four Lakes (northwest of the present Tatum) in the winter of 1878 and took the hides to sell at Fort Griffin, Haley also describes how the hunters were able to cross the waterlesslplains. They hauled water halfway to the next waterhole, dug a hole and lined it with a bullhide and filled i~with water. They then went back to get their equipment ana hides; on the way out they had a watering place. The buffalo hunters hunted themselves out of work by the early 1880s. According to WhitlocK, the Causeys killed their last buffaloes at Cedar Lake (near present-day Seminole, Texas), in 18g2. Various others reported killing stray buffaloes as late as 1884 or 1885. Hinshaw summarized the influence of the buffalo hunters: 'Their business was smelly, even disgusting and macabre. Their singular contribution to the Llano was to pave the final and last path for the inrush of American culture. They destroyed the buffalo, thus drying up forever the source of energy which made existence possible for the Indian culture.' I I also have the book by George Causey's nephew, Vivian Whitlock. It was published posthumously in 1970, three years after he died at the age of eighty. Whitlock devotes muchl of the book to tlie life and work of his uncle, George Causey, _Reading it is much like watching Lonesome Dove and I wonder if Larry McMurtry had occasion to read Whitlock's book. The tragic end referred to earlier was preceded by an accident Causey sustained in 1900. He was on a round-up of mustangs on thelLlano when a stalIion tried to reclaim his mares. Causeypushed his mount to try to turn the mares when his horse stepped in a badger hole and broke its foreleg. For two days Causey lay under the merciless sun unconscious. He was found by ranch hands and taken back to Causey Headquarters. It was a week or ten cJaysbefore he came to and he was never the same. He'd suffered a severe injury to his spinal column. Although trying more than one sanitarium, Causey was neyer able to feel he was the sam~ man he'd been, .{\lthough the bright spot was meetmg Johann Jewson)..hIS nurse who he married on Apnl 8, 1903, just a little more than a month later on May 18, 1903, George causey shot himself with a six-shooter. . Our records show The Whitlocks of Connecticut. He was born Hiram 1967 in San Femando, California. His parents were thanks to Linda Garrett for this information. Sources: X4490 Extract from Whitlock's of New Brunswick Family Bible Ann Taylor married Thomas Whitlock in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania WhitIock Family NeWSleier 11 1 Vol.21 No.3 Sep 2002 Page 12 NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS NP716 ?? Ont Obit of A. Clifford Whitlock, died Oct.28?,1976 St.Thomas, Ont age 88 from Lawrence Otis NP717 The London [Ont] Free Press Dd Apr.26,2002 obit of Laura Evelyn Irene (Ford) Dickey 85 died Apr. 18,2002 Exeter, Ont from Lawrence Otis I ' NP718 The Stratford [Ont] Beacon Dd Aug.24,1900 re George Whitlock of Elmira conductor on GTR from Lawrence Ohs I NP719 The London [Ont] Free Press May 16,2002 "Whitlock rolls number again" re racer Dave Whitlock of Petroli a, Ont from Lawrence Otis NP720 The London [Ont] Free Press May 17,2002 "Wheely Excited" re racer Dave Whitlock of Petroli a, Ont from Lawrence Otis NP721 The London [Ont] Free Press May 25,2002 obit ofHugh William Whitlock, 86 of Tilbury, Ont died May 23,2002from Lawrence Otis I NP722 ?? [NB] Dec. 1926 "Played A Large Part in Town's Activities" re obit of Julius Thompson Whitlock died Dec.11, 1926 from John Johrison NP723 ?? Sep.9,1963 obit of Helen (Whitlock) Johnson of Los Angeles, Ca s Colin Campbell & Annie (Inches) Whitlock (MI883) St.Stephen, NB from John Johrisdn NP724 ?? 1968? obit ofBessie (Whitlock) Andrews d Colin Campbell & Annie (Inches) Whitlock (M1883) St.Stephen, NB from John Johnson NP725 ?? 1950 obit of Muriel York Whitlock died Feb.27,1950 St.Stephen, NB d Colin Campbell & Annie (Inches) Whitlock (M1883) St.Stephen, NB from John Johnson NP726 ?? Dec.1877 obit ofWilliam Whitlock died December 3,18771St.Andrews, NB from John Johnson NP727 ?? Nov.l938 obit of Annie (Inches) Whitlock, 80 wife of Col in Campbell Whitlock died Nov.29,1938 Calais, Me from JOM Johnson NP728 The Virginian-Pilot, May 2).2002 obit of John G. Wingo;, 80 died Apr.30,2002 Virginia Beach, Va re sister Pauline Whitlock or Kings Mountain, NC from Shirley Brendle NP729 The Virginian-Pilot, S~p:29f2001 obit ofMary M. Hollomalk 92 died Sep.28,200l Virginia Beach, Va re sister Annie Lee Whit ick of Geneva, Al from Shirley Brendle HENRY & LORENZO WHITLOCK - SAN BENITO, CALIFORNIA The following item appeared in the March 13, 1875 issue of the San Benito newspaper (no name given). We have not yet figured out which Henry & Lorenzo Whitlock these were. Our thanks to Chuck Rockett for these items. Petit Larceny -- Thos. Mason and Henry Whitlock were brou~ht before Judge Hunt's court on Friday morning, charged with stealing a pair of shoes from A. Werz s store. Mason appeared to be under die influence of liquor and through using base language before the judge, was ordered to the calaboose for a few hours confmement. These men came into town from San Benito a few days since and had been seen loafmg about our saloons and sponging for drinks. On Thursday evening, they secured their booty and offered it for sale to Milliken's bar keeper at a very low price. The information reaching Werz, he had them arrested. The shoes were found in their bedroom at Jo Sowles' hotel. I Mason and Whitlock; 2 drunks were cash fmed $6; committed. In the March 29th 1875 issue of the same paper the following also appeared: "Lorenzo Whitlock, while in the act of chopping wood at his home on Thursday last, cut off a toe from his left foot." Life in the good old days!! Sources: X4492, X4494 Whitlock Family NeWsletJer 11 1 Vol.21 No.3 Sep 2002 Page 13 MAIN LINES FILE:ML274 DATE: September 25,2002 The following is the Main Line ofCarolyn Hysell of 1649 Sandusky Road Jacksonville Illinois USA ::6;::O~TLOCK Married I' , Dorothy ?? (1750's-1716) 10.James WHITLOCK Frances ?? (1680's-1736) Virginia, US.A. ( - ) 9. James WHITLOCK Agness CHRISTMAS (1710's-1749) Virginia, U.S.A. (1720?-pre1768) 8. Charles WHITLOCK Esther ?? (173971814) Virginia,US.A. (1742?-1811) 7. Alexander WHITLOCK Ionet(Jennet?) ?? (1760-1826) (1771-1825) 6. Charles WHITLOCK Rache1 HEDRICK (1805- ) (1806?- ) 5. Rebecca WHITLOCK 1861 Joseph VANCIL (1838-1918) Morgan Co., Illinois, U.S.A. (1838- ) 4. Marilda Isabel (Jrene) VANCIL 1885 James Thomas HUTCHISON (1866-1959) Jacksonville, Morgan Co., Illinois, U.S.A. (1862-1894) 3. Ruth Rebecca HUTCHISON 1913 James Thomas SPIRES (1893-1964) Morgan Co., Illinois, U.S.A. (1870-1958) 2.Audrey Trenople SPIRES 1939 Jesse LeRoy SCHOLES (1923- Bowling Green, Missouri, U.S.A. (1919-1999) 1.Carolyn Sue SCHOLES 1971 Duane Keith HYSELL 0944- Ashland, Cass Co., Illinois, US.A. 0937- FILE:ML275 DATE:September 25,2002 The following is the Main Line of Jerald Duncan Whitlock, 1008 N. Alameda Street, CarIsbad, New Mexico, USA 88220 Married 9. ?? WHITLOCK Grizel COLEMAN ( - ) (1705-1759) 8. John WHITLOCK 1754 Ann LOGAN ( -1774) St.James Northam, Goochland, Virginia, US.A. ( -1790/91) 7. Thomas WHITLOCK 1788 Susannah WEBB (1757-1848) Campbell, Virginia, U.S.A. ( - ) (Ancestors from this point not proven) 6. James WHITLOCK 1813 MaryWEST (1791-1878) Wilson Co. Tennessee, U.S.A. (1793-1857) 5. William WHITLOCK 1835? Christiana DERRYBERRY (1816-1875) Tennessee, U.S.A. (1820-1865) 4. Marion Jasper Lee WHITLOCK Alvira KlLLIAN (1846-1917) (1856-1900) 3. Norman Charles WHITLOCK Allie DUNCAN (1879-1947) LamarCo., Texas, U.S.A. ( - ) 2. Jasper Duncan (Judd) WHITLOCK 1937 I Vera Maxine GRAHAM (1912-1971) Carlsbad, Eddy Co., New Mexico, U.S.A. (1914-1998) 1. Jerald Duncan WHITLOCK 1960 Mary Louise LONDON (1940- Loving, Eddy Co., New Mexico, U.S.A. (1942- I Whitlock Family Newsletter 11 i Vol.21 No.3 Sep 2002 Page 14 FILE:ML276 DATE:September 28,2002 I The following is the Main Line ofRobert Whitlock, 2904 Manitoba Sfreet.Vancouver, B.C. V5Y 3B4 Married 15.John WHITLOKE 14547 Agnes De la BECHE ( - ) ( -1492) 14.William WHITLOCK 77COWDREY ( - ) ( - ) 13.Richard WHITLOCK ?7GROVE ( - ) ( - ) 12.John WHITLOCK 1550's Agnes PLANNER (15097-1589) (15377-1630) 11.Richard WHITLOCK Katherine BRECHETTE ( -1642) (1595-1649) 1O.John WHITLOCK 1652 Mary TUCKNEY (1625-1708) Emanuel College Chapel, Cambridge, England ( - ) 9.John WHITLOCK 1683 MarySTONE (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 (1743-17907967) St.Nicholas', Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England ( - ) 6.John WHITLOCK 1793 Frances OLIVER (1768-1811) Huston, Leicestershire, England ( - ) 5.Matthews WHITLOCK 1830 Emma EDW ARDS (1802-1879) St.Nicholas', Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England (1811 7- ) 4.Robert Stocks WHITLOCK 1877 Isabella KENNEDY (1844-1898) St.Hilda's, South Shields, Durham, England (1852-1939) 3.Charles Matthew WHITLOCK 19157 Elizabeth Allen SCARFE (1878-1966) ( - ) 2.Charles Cecil WHITLOCK 1951 Eleanor Mary HA WKINS (1918- Banff, Alberta, Canada (1920- l.Robert WaIter WHITLOCK 1972 (1)Debra Diane SOWLER (1952- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (1951- (2) Janet Pamela ROGERS 2000 (1942- FILE:ML277 DATE: September 28,2002 The following is the Main Line of Irene Emmert, P.O. Box 221, Molalla, Oregon, U.S.A. 97038-0221 Married 5.TarIton WHITLOCK 1811 Winifred DUNLAP (1782-1840) Rockbridge, Virginia, U.S.A. (1793- ) 4.Mitchel WHITLOCK 1846 Melvina A. ENGLE (1822-1898) Oregon City, Oregon, U.S.A. (1827 -1906) 3.Franklin Pierce WHITLOCK Cora M. COFFIN (1854-1925) (1874- ) 2.Helene Maxine May WHITLOCK ??HELVEY (1912-1993) ( - ) l.Irene HEL VEY ??EMMERT ( - ( - Whitlock Family NeWsletL Vol.21 No.3 Sep 2002 Page 15 Index to Whitlock Family Newsletters 1985-June 2002 I I. V:N:P o:o:a Name of Article Whitlock or Family l:.:g .: :e Alley, Carol Beth (Canning) (1921-1998) orth Aston, Oxfordslfire Whitlock descendant) 18:1:12 Ambassador Whitelocke Bulstrode Whitelocke j605-1675) 5:1:6 Apprentices & Masters Bonds 1666-1870) 13:1:9 Australian Pen-Pal Beatrix Spurling) 15:2:9 Bastardy Bonds Elizabeth Witlock, 178~) 9:4:4 Bennet of Mortlake, Surrey Connection to Bulstrode Whitelocke) 12:1:4 Bennett of Virginia Connection to Bulstrode Whitelocke) 5:2:2 Bemau Index Chancery & Exchequelj Court index) 13:2:8 Bible Chris~ians of North Devon, The Whitlocks ofLangtre~'IDevon) 20:4:6 Books, Whitlock Ralph Whitlock's A Favzily and a Village) 13:2:12 British Mercantile Claims Revolutionary War rec~rds) 20:2:8 Census, A Time Capsule Whitlocks ofPitton, Wr·ltShire) 5:2:2 Census Extracts Index 5:2:5 Census Index 5:2:4 Christmas 1613 (James Whitlock 1570-~632) 4:4:8 Coats of Arms 4:2:1 Coeur-Barron, Neil Hamilton Descendant of Fredric & Charlotte (Oliver) Whitlock) 18:3:8 Coleman Family of Mobjack Bay, Virginia 1BOOkby Sherry Nicol leGrizel Coleman 1705-1759) 17:3:12 Corse, Elizabeth Catlin Hannah (Whitlock) Ba~dwin's grandaughter) 9:4:6 Cox-Bentley-Whitlock Reunion William & Mary (Rowttree) Whitlock ofSC) 21:1:7 Curtis, Audrey B. 15:3:8 Diary - Windows to History Bulstrode Whitelocke 1605-1675) 8:3:4 Dixon Family Edward Dixon 1602-1~55 of Hi Iden, Kent) 17:2:7 Domesday Book ADI086 Aelfric & Wihtlac of Hampshire) 5:4:4 Draft Registration Cards Example of 1942 Ame~ican Draft Cards) 14:1:13 Dream Woman? Ad in May 1760 Gentleman's Magazine) 11:4:6 Dupre, Elizabeth Wife of Thomas Whitlqck of Halifax Co., Virginia) 17:2:6 Early Massachusetts Whitlocks re John Whitlock & Ro~e Whit10ck, 1643) 10:4:6 Eastm, Sarah (Whitlock) Marr. Thomas Eastin abt 1744, A1bemarle, Va) 16:1:3 18C Virginia Newspapers Various 1770-1798) I 7:2:5 1831 - The Forgotten Census Re William Whitlock of Essex) 16:1:10 1838 Petition William C. Whitlock q88-1876) 5:1:2 1848 "Dear Parents" Letter Samuel Whitlock from Cleveland to Langtree) 15:4:4 Ellis, Diary of Richard, 1870 Rev. AlIen Whitlock 1823-1875) 9:4:6 Family History Fun Poem by Sheila Pike) I 14:2:9 Farley Church, Wiltshire Agnes d. of Stephen Whitlock) 10:2:7 Fawley Court Bulstrode Whitelocke 11 605-1675) 8:2:4 Fifty, The Devon to PEI 1831) 10:1:3 Fowler, John, Will of 1833 Union Co., SC re William1 Whitlock) 16:3:5 Hereditary Disease Cerebellar/ataxia in WHITLOCK25 family) 21:2:9 Hill, Lottie (1902-1994) l 14:2:9 Horse Thief! George Whitlocke ofK nt,1598) 10:1:6 How Many Thomas's? Thomas Whitlock 1615r1659 & son ofVa.) 4:1:2 Illinois Pioneers Certificates for descend~ts) 11:1:2 Improbable Find, The Bulstrode Whitelocke Ip05-1675) 4:2:3 Irish Reunion Whitlocks of Armagh 00., Ireland) 5:4:6 Kentucky Land Grants & Warrants List of Whitlocks 1805J1894) 13:2:11 Knox - Martin - Whitlock Families Book by Jeanne Waters I Strong re Whitlocks ofCt) 19:2: 10 Kroeson of Bucks Co., Pa 1773 NJ document) 12:1:9 Langtree, Devon Whitlocks, Which Way Now?(Connection of Thomas \fhitlock to wife Mary Heaman) 17:1:8 Letter From Home, 1887 William Whitelock of Pickering, Yorkshire) 20:1:12 Little Lion Book by Brand Whitlock 1937) 21:2:6 London, 1900 Directory of Businesses listed in Cit~ Directory) 13:1:7 Lonely Graves George A. Whitlock 18:l>4-1872,Australia) 7:3:8 Longevity in America Stats from American Death Master File) 12:4:9 Loyalist Wronged John Whitlock, Picton, bntario 1841) 6:2:5 Lutz, June Louise (Shaull) (1924-1999) Solomon & Rosana (W~itlock) Schrodes M1824) 18:3:7 Manorial Rolls Pitton & Farley, Wilts IPOO's) 12:2:7 Microfilms I 7:1:6 8:2:9 Nance, Sherwood b.1754 (re entry in Whitlock-Bentley-Cox family Bible) 19:3:9 New Brunswick Bible (Thomas & Ann (Taylor) Whitlock (MI752) ofPa) 21:2:8 1900 V.S. Census I 6:4:6 Origin of Whit lock, The ~work done by Jim Whit1elock) 12:4:1' Original Sources Additional detail in Parish Registers) 13:3:12 nll';:p1pv ~ir Frprlprirlc Frprlprirlc n""p1p" 1R')"ll RRO "fTpnhll"') 11·1·4 Vol.21 No.3 Sep 2002 Page 16 Index to Whitlock Family Newsletters 1985-June 2002 '-- ....,-..... V:N:P o:o:a Name of Article Whitlock or Family l:.:g .: :e P.E.I. Mystery Charles Whitlock 1785?-1855 ofP.E.I.) 5:3:3 Pension Records Obtaining US Pension records) 11:1:8 Philadelphia to New Brunswick 1783 1Thomas & Ann (Taylor) Whitfock, Loyalists) 20:1:7 Photographers 8:2:10 Quacking Dalilahs (Rev. John Whitlock d. i 709) 6:3:3 Quakers of Yorkshire & Pennsylvania (William & Dorothy (Rhodes) Whitelock (MI660» 20:2:6 Radosevic, Elaine 1921-1995 14:4:8 Really Stuck? John Whitlock 1802-1J40 of Langtree) 4:3:4 Reminiscences William Whitelock of¥anitoba) 4:3:3 Research Tips Use of "local expert" &l professional researchers) 17:4:10 Reunion 1990 Plymouth, Devon) I 8:2:2 Reunion, Whitlock Greenburg, Kentucky June 30,1991) 10:2:7 Reunion, S.C. Whitlocks Enoree, S.C. Ju1.25,19Q2) 11:2:8 Reunion, Va/Ky Whitlocks Lebanon, Ky Ju1.25,19~5) 14:1:14 Columbia, Ky Ju1.5,19~7) 16:1:10 Rubert, Helen Helen Rubert 1902-l9~2 of Kalamazoo) 11:1:6 Silverton Appeal Oregon Newspaper 1898-1908) 8:2:5 Spy House, The Home of Thomas Whitiock 1620?-1703) 11:3:8 Subscribers 1991 10:1 :- Sugaring Off WhitlockSof Langtree 1Ontario) 16:1:8 Swedish Whitlocks Descent from Richard Whitlock 1564-1624) 7:4:7 Tennessee Whitlocks Thomas & Susannah (Webb) Whitlock family) 6:2:2 Texas Pension Application !Robert Whitlock, Liberty Co., Oct.1870) 16:3:10 Timberlake, Francis, Will of 1807 of Hanover Co., Va re daughter Polley Whitlock) 19:3:12 Titchfield Settlement Examination Re Stephen Whitlock of Hound, Wilts 1784) 14:2:8 Tracing Peter Whitlock Peter, brother of Pamela Whitlock) 9:2:2 Undutiful Diana Will of Sir William Whitelocke 1712) 5:1:6 Unpublished Diary, The ulstrode Whitelocke 11605-1675) 6:1:3 Vicar of Ashford, Kent Richard Whitlock 1616i1666) 6:3:3 Virginia Research REF78, Pearl Olsen papers) 12:4:7 Virginia Research (Cont) REFl12, Pearl Olsen papers) 13:2:6 Virginia Taxpayers 1782-1815 Hanover Co., Va taxpayers 1782-1815) 11:1:7 War of 1812 List of20 WhitlOCks.wJo served) 13:4:12 War of 1812 - Pension Files LIst from book by Vrrg11D. WhIte) 15:2:10 Webbs, John, Will of 1794 of Halifax Co., VirginId) 16:2:9 West Whitlock Recreation Area Re John & Agnes (Nicql) Whitlock of South Dakota) 20:1:9 Whatlocks of Rattlesden Suffolk families in 150~'s) 12:1:10 Which Sarah? Olmstead or Tean, Connecticut 1775) 8:3:4 Whitlock,Aaron Couch (1787-1849) of Ephratah, FuIton Co.~New York) 19:1:11 Whitlock, Abel Family Bible -M- Phoebe Birchard 1185, Connecticut) 16:1:5 Whitlock, Agnes 1491 Will of Agnes Whitloke of.Canterbury) 7:1:7 Whitloke, Agnes will of 1491 Agnes (de la Beche??) Whitloke) 6:4:6 Whitlocke, Albert, Goldsmith of St.John Zachary, London d.1572) 11:2:8 Whitlock, Ambrose Founder of Crawfordville, 1823) 8:4:6 Whitlock, Ann of Downton, Wilts re will dated Sep.16,1767 pr Apr.2,1771) 14:1:12 Whitlock, Benj. R. - Mortgage Green Co., Kentucky, 1843) 10:3:2 Whitlock, Bobby, Musician Career notes 1960's-1990's) 17:1:11 WhitlockIBoothe Query re Winfrey Whitlock of Edgefield, SC) 14:3:10 Whitlock, Boudinot "Boot" of Oklahoma) 10:3:5 Whitlock, Bowen of North Carolina & Tennessee) 13:1:11 Whitlock, Brand in Bel ium Stereo-scope of Brand 'f'hitlock & President Wilson) 21:1:12 Whitelocke, Bulstrode 1605-1675) Engraving from Memoirs ofBulstrode Whitelocke) 13:2:12 Whitelocke, Bulstrode 81605-1675) Wnter, Historian, Parliamentarian) 13:4:5 Whitelocke, Bulstrode d.1688 Killed at Cirencester, Glocs) 11:3:7 Whitlock Car 4:3:2 7:1:8 8:1:4 Whitlock Car Photographs 9:3:6 Whitlock, Christopher, Shipowner owner of the Garland, 619) 9:2:2 Whitlock, Chas & Doreen ofBethnal Green, London 1970) 17:4:8 Whitlock's Clipper Packets Wi1liam Whitlock's shi~~) 12:4:10 Whitlock Data Base and Computer Systems ;Re Web Site in South Alrrica) 18:3:9 Whitlock, Dave, Racecar Driver of Petro1ia, Ontario) I 18:2:5