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47644 Forester Road Subscription $15 ($20/£9.75 International) Tel:604/824-7450 Vol.25 No.4 RR#2, Sardis, B.C. per annum renewable January 1st Email:[email protected] Dec 2006 CANADA V2R 4M6 Published Mar.Jun.Sep.& Dec. Email(2):[email protected] Page 1 Website:http://whitlock.castlewebs.net/wfa/index.htm It has been an eventful Fall and as I look out the window of my office the world is white from the 60cm of snow we received over the last two days. It is only the last week of November and we have already had two dumps of snow.

In between we had two howling wind storms, the first of which brought down half of a 50 year old maple on the house!! There is quite a bit of damage and we are slowly recovering from that. Our insurance company has been really good and they managed to have the huge tree trunk removed from the back bedroom and got the roof tarped to prevent water getting in. We now have a back door again although it is still boarded up until the siding can be replaced. The wall of the bedroom is in place and there is a wooden frame in place for the corner of the roof. Needless to say family history work was on hold for awhile while we cleared away masses of broken branches and pieces of wood.

No one was injured, the tree missed the power lines so we have heat and power. The animals were all okay, even the dog who lived in the room where the back door used to be. The llamas and donkeys have been having a field day eating all the tree debris strewn about the fields. We do not have a wood burning fireplace so one of the neighbours now has a whole winter’s supply of maple and birch logs. “It is an ill wind indeed that blows no one any good”. The neighbours were great as a whole gang arrived the evening of the storm to help out. Anyway those issues appear to be on their way to being resolved and there is nothing like a good steady snowfall to encourage staying indoors and working on the computer!!

There have been some interesting developments on the family history side of things. Following up on the article in the September 2006 issue regarding the two William Henry Whitlocks of South Carolina. Patricia Swaney has now sent in the death certificate (CERT1062) for William Henry Whitlock born August 14, 1843 in Anderson Co., South Carolina. The death certificate shows he died February 12, 1919 in Anderson Co., South Carolina and that his parents were Drew Whitlock and Anna Kelly. The next step will be to figure out how Drew Whitlock fits into the family and if he is different from the Drury & Nancy Whitlock who show in the 1870 census for Laurens Co., South Carolina and the 1880 census for Belton, Anderson Co., South Carolina.

I have been very pleased to hear from Jeff Buttifant of Wells, Somerset. Jeff is descended from my gggrandfather, Thomas Whitlock’s brother Henry Whitlock. Through one of those quirks of genealogical research, Myrtle (Madge) Johns of Hamilton, Ontario had sent me information on her Webber ancestors and noted the Henry Whitlock who married Elizabeth, the sister to her grandmother Mary Webber wife of Walter Madge of Meeth, Devon. This was the 1960's and I was not able to place this Henry Whitlock. It was not until I heard from Jeff that I learned how closely Henry was related. Mrs. Johns died in 1977 but I know she would have been thrilled to know that, not only had we made the connection, but that her grandfather, Walter Madge was one of the witnesses at the marriage of Henry Whitlock and Elizabeth Madge in 1842 at Okehampton in Devon. I have sent Jeff a couple of the booklets that Mrs. Johns put together on the Whitlock and Webber families and he is in the process of filling in the blanks for a part of the family I did not even know existed.

While I don’t get much time to do research myself, I have been tempted by some of the websites that Michael Jones has been letting me know about. One gave access to the 18th century tax lists for Virginia and I took the opportunity to download copies of the originals into our files. (R2552-R2257) While transcripts of most of this information was already in our files some of the entries corrected past transcription errors. In other cases the documents provided additional information that had not been included in the files. It was also useful to see the amount of tax paid in relationship to their neighbours. You can interpret this information in several ways but in most cases the more tax that was paid the older and more established the family was. This is particularly useful when you have a father and son listed on the same return. It is more likely that the father is going to pay more tax than the son.

I have been enjoying my correspondence with Chris Geoghegan of Australia. Working on her Hertfordshire Whitlocks has made me re-look at a lot of the research I did in the 1970's when I lived in Hertfordshire and did quite a bit of research in the Hertfordshire and Essex areas of England. A lot of bits and pieces of information had come in over the years and when I put them all together it enabled me to put together a

Whitlock Family Newsletter Vol.25 No.4 Dec 2006 Page 2 likely line for Chris tracing back to the 1630's. With the exception of Chris’s ancestor John Whitlock married in 1843 the line is unbroken. Hopefully the marriage certificate from 1843 will tell Chris which of the previous generation was the father and we can make that connection as well.

One of the important items in this process was the 1808 will of John Whitlock of Barley, Hertfordshire. The will had not meant a lot to me when I acquired it some years ago but it was clear looking at it now that it connected three generations together. It also clearly connected the Whitlocks of Barley, Hertfordshire with the Whitlocks of Barkway, Essex. I have detailed this family on the end of the WHITLOCK08 chart and added a lot of miscellaneous Essex and Hertfordshire connections to this chart as well. Once we determine who John Whitlock’s father was I hope to publish a Main Line for Chris Geoghegan showing this family.

I was interested to receive an obit for Major Ogden Whitlock (X6023). He died Feb.24,1911 at Colorado Springs, Colorado. I have done a short article on him for this issue.

Thomas Glassel has been sending in interesting information on the Baldwin family (X6051) and in particular their connection to Cholesbury, Buckinghamshire where we are trying to confirm a Whitlock connection. It is obvious the Baldwins had a long association with the area and it is likely through this family the Whitlocks came to be associated with Cholesbury.

Michael Jones also sent in great new detail on the family of Bowen Whitlock of North Carolina (X6052). We had known from the early census records that Bowen Whitlock likely married and had upwards of eight children but we did not know his wife’s name or the names of any of the children. Michael tells us that Bowen’s wife was Althina Jones and gives us the names of at least seven children. This family is detailed on our WHITLOCK87 chart.

Lu Royce has been looking for information on Duard Whitlock a young man who became an outlaw and was about 17 when he was killed at Goldfield, Nevada in 1903 (X6053). He was the youngest son of James Hardin & Margaret Ann (Voorhees) Whitlock who were married in 1857 at Ephraim, Salt Lake Co., Utah. Hopefully we can uncover additional information about Duard’s short life.

One of the websites I did print information from was the Library and Archives Canada site (X6079). This provided an eclectic array of Whitlock information, mostly relating to Canada. You do not get access to the actual items but it gives you enough information to know if you want to pursue the item in the future. One of the items was a prairie landscape painting by F. Whitlock that was presented to Justice John Sopinka in 1969. This was interesting as we have two paintings in our collection by the same artist. I thought a copy of the portrait of William Coley Whitlock (1787-1875), merchant of Vaudreuil, Quebec would be worth trying to obtain. One day...

I have done a short article on James Campbell who married Catherine Morrell Whitlock. Mary Jo Hawkinson’s research into the family of Roger Haddock Whitlock (X6081) adds to this research as well.

Lots of certificates received for this issue. Mostly from Lawrence Otis but other additions from Chris Geoghegan and Jeff Buttifant. Also a steady stream of newspaper clippings - always appreciated.

The US 1900 census extracts are now complete to page 415. The last state done was Ohio and I am now working on Oregon. The Birth register is now complete to 1840 and I have entered most of 1870. I am also slowly working my way through Doris Bramlett’s book on the Jones family, adding this information to the WHITLOCK33 chart. I have also started a South Carolina file for all Whitlock entries pre 1830. No lack of projects!!

Subscriptions have held fairly steady at 123 and with the increase in subscription rates our funds are fairly stable as well. The 2006 statement is enclosed with this issue as well as the renewals for 2007. You will notice on your mailing label that the last two digits on the top line shows the year your subscription is paid to. I hope you will continue to support the Whitlock Family Association for another year.

As we head into our 39th year of the Whitlock Family Association and Volume 26 of the Whitlock Family Newsletter hopefully the accomplishments of everyone who has contributed to this research over the years speak for themselves. The website gets a lot of activity and it is fairly rare these days that I hear from anyone researching their Whitlock ancestors that I can’t help in some way. With the advent of on-line

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research the need for some of the source information on our website may less relevant than it was in the past (eg census records) but the need to consolidate and analyze information is even more relevant today as the size of the family continues to grow exponentially. The clearing house concept to move research forward by sharing past analysis and conclusions instead of constantly redoing the same research is needed even more. My thanks to everyone and I look forward to the coming year’s new finds and revelations about the family. MISCELLANEOUS X5998/3 Descent from Ralph Sprague b.1599? of Fordington St.George, Dorset from Penny Mills X5999/1 GenForum from Priscilla Swaney Dd Aug.27,2006 re William Henry Harrison & Mary E. (Ballard) Whitlock (M1865) Henderson Co., NC X6000/1 GenForum from David Whitlock Dd Aug.29,2006 re Jacob & Jane (Ball) Whitlock (M1850's?) of Tipton Co., Ind X6001/1 GenForum from Robert Whitlock Dd Aug.15,2006 re Thomas Jefferson & Harriet N. (Foster) Whitlock (M1830's) of Union Co., SC X6002/1 Letter from Harry Lee Whitlock Dd Aug.16,2006 re Charles William & Marie Opal (Gillett) Whitlock (M1950) of Powell, Park Co., Wy X6003/1 Email from John R. Whitlock re William Whitlock of Silverstone, NTH (1900's) X6004/2 Rootsweb from Karen Jorgensen Dd Aug.23,2006 obit Roscoe Whitlock, 77 died Jan.2,1972 Green Co., Ky X6005/2 Rootsweb from Karen Jorgensen Dd Aug.23,2006 re Samuel Hardy & Susan Mae (Perkins) Whitlock (M1905) Exie, Green Co., Ky X6006/2 Rootsweb from Karen Jorgensen Dd Aug.23,2006 obit Maxine (Whitlock) Bagby, 89 died Aug.16,2006 Jacksonville, Ky X6007/7 Rootsweb and emails from Linda Gayea Rowell Scally Dd Aug.24-28,2006 re George Washington & Dellia Mae (Fortner) Whitlock (M1898) Malden, Dunklin Co., Mo X6008/1 Email from Kevin Whitlock Dd Aug.29,2006 re George Washington & Nancy (Barnes) Whitlock (M1820's) Ga X6009/4 Emails from David Whitlock Dd Aug.29 & Sep.26,2006 re John Wesley & Indiana (Noe) Whitlock (M1878) Clinton Co., Il X6010/1 Email from Joan Whitelock Dd Sep.3,2006 re John & Elizabeth (Phillips) Whitelock (M1862) Llantwit, Gla, Wales X6011/2 Rootsweb from Griff Dd Sep.5,2006 Desert Memorial Park Cemetery, Kern Co., Ca re Mary Agnes Whitlock (1895-1984) X6012/10 Rootswebs from Shirl McNeely & Betty Gray Dd Sep.5,6,2006 re Thomas & Temperence (Whitlock) Christmas (M1750's) of Hanover Co., Va & NC X6013/1 Rootsweb from Jerry Maye Wright Mueller Dd Sep.10,2006 re descent from Peter Thomas & Mary (Holloway) Sailor (M1764) Frederick Co., Va X6014/15 Emails from Chris Geoghegan Dd Sep.11-Oct.26,2006 re John Samuel & Mary Ann (Masters) Whitlock (M1900) Stratford upon Avon, WAR X6015/1 Email from Sandra B. Thornhill Dd Sep.12,2006 re Thomas M. & Sarah (Whitlock) Brooks (M1796) Wythe Co., Va X6016/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Sep.13,2006 re obit Mary Laird (Stevenson) Whitlock b.Jan.2,1928 Sct d.Aug.9,2006 Abbotsford, BC X6017/2 Rootsweb from C. Warbritton Dd Sep.14,2006 re marriage Nov.26,1857 George Whitlock and Josephine Bays, Pettis Co., Mo X6018/2 Rootsweb from E. Annette Rose Dd Sep.14,2006 re Beasley & Betsy (Bell) Whitlock (M1812) Oglethorpe Co., Ga X6019/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Sep.14,2006 London [Ont] Free Press Sep.14,2006 obit Mabel (Stewart) Whitlock, 92 Komoka, Ont died Sep.13,2006 X6020/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Sep.17,2006 re Janis Whitlock, director of the Cornell Research Program on Self-Injurious Behaviours in the Family Life Development Center at Cornell X6021/4 Email & GenForum from Theresa Williamson Dd Sep.17,2006 re Drew (Drury?) & Annie (Kelly) Whitlock (M1840's?) of Anderson Co., SC X6022/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Sep.20,2006 Arizona Republic Sep.12,2006 obit re Tyler Whitlock, 47

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X6023/2 Rootsweb from Peter McCrae Dd Sep.20,2006 Colorado Springs Gazette, Feb.25,1911"Death claims veteran” obit of Major Ogden Whitlock, 71 died Feb.24,1911 Colorado Springs X6024/2 GenForum and email from William Matthew Whitlock Dd Sep.20,21,2006 regarding Whitlock family Bible printed 1830 re family of Isaac Johnson & Mary Maria (McGuire) Whitlock (M1853) of Oh X6025/1 Email from Elaine Whitlock Dd Sep.23,2006 re Whitlocks of Cholesbury, BKM in 1500's X6026/1 Email from Jean Crowder-Gonzales Dd Sep.22,2006 Register News, Mt.Vernon, Il Sep.21,2006 obit Russell Ward Whitlock died Sep.14,2006 Las Vegas, Nv [SeeNP938] X6027/1 Email from Priscilla Swaney Dd Sep.23,2006 re Drury (Drew) & Annie (Kelly) Whitlock (M1840's?) of Anderson Co., SC X6028/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Sep.24,2006 Tonawanda News, Salamanca, NY Jul.10,1931 obit of Henry C. Whitlock, X6029/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Sep.24,2006 re George & Mary (Whitlock) Hancock (M1763) St.James Northam, Goochland Co., Va X6030/3 GenForum & email from Jean Mitchell Dd Sep.25,26,2006 re Charles William & Pauline (Ramsey) Whitlock (M1883) St.Mary’s Ks X6031/2 Emails from Bobby Whitelock Dd Sep.25,29,2006 re Whitelocks of Tollcross, Glasgow, SCT X6032/2 Email from Kathryn Schneider Dd Sep.25,2006 re Samuel & Experience Whitlock (M1740's) of Danbury, Ct X6033/1 1911 census Dereham, South Oxford Co., Ont re Hiram Allin (W27); Oshawa, South Ontario Co., Ont re Daniel Drew, William Drew, Norman Drew (W01); Dorchester, Middlesex Co. East, Ont re William Eaton (W27); Peel Co., Toronto Gore, Ont re William H. Garbutt (W27); Tecumseth, Simcoe Co., South, Ont re John McAdam; Zorra East, Oxford Co., North, Ont re William Muir (W27) from Lawrence Otis X6034/1 Email from Janey Goertzen to Lawrence Otis Dd Aug.l3,2006 re Johns family of Ont X6035/1 Neville family http://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/nn/nevill03.htm#sheff from Lawrence Otis X6036/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Sep.29,2006 re Benjamin Jasper & Lucinda Helen (Whitlock) Hawkins (M1870s?) of Il Lucinda d Robert Randolph & Frances America (Beadle) Whitlock (M1833) Wilson Co., Tn X6037/2 Rootsweb from Flo Nell Ozell Dd Sep.29,2006 re William R. & Julia Ann (Whitlock) Turner (M1829) Campbell Co., Ga X6038/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Sep.30,2006 Journal Courier, Lafayette, In Sep.12,2006 obit Tina M. (Dukes) Whitlock, 44 X6039/5 Rootswebs and Email from Robin Price & Caroline Cain Dd Sep.30 & Oct.1,2006 re Benjamin & Elizabeth (Applebee) Whitlock (M1828) of Swalcliffe, OXF X6040/1 1851 Census Barley, HRT re Samuel & Sarah (Baker) Whitlock (M1839) from Chris Geoghegan X6041/2 Ancestry.co.uk Marriage Index 1837-1893 re John Samuel & Mary Ann (Masters) Whitlock (M1900) Stratford-upon-Avon RD, WAR & Samuel & Sarah (Baker) Whitlock (M1839) Royston RD, HRT X6042/2 1911 census Sas, Assinaboia re John & Bertha (Whitlock) Truscott (M1900's?) & Thomas & Ivy May (Gilbert) Whitlock (M1905) from Lawrence Otis X6043/3 Emails from Greg Whitlock & Chuck Rockett Dd Oct.2,8,2006 re Whitlock/Hancock connections in Va X6044/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Oct.7,2006 Profile of William Elliott b.1816 Cumberland Co., Ky re son Asa O. & Myra (Whitlock) Elliott; Myra d Thomas & Nancy (Campbell) Whitlock (M1851) Vermilion Co., Il X6045/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Oct.7,2006 re James & Alice Ann (Whitlock) Lovell (M1889) Syresham, NTH; Alice Ann d Richard & Rosetta Whitlock X6046/6 Emails from Jeff T. Buttifant Dd Oct.9-Nov.2,2006 re Henry & Elizabeth (Webber) Whitlock (M1842) Oakhampton, DEV, Henry s Richard & Mary (Knight) Whitlock (M1802) Langtree, DEV X6047/2 Rootsweb from Marianne Spencer Dd Oct.10,2006 re Benjamin & Mary Pearl (Roe) Whitlock (M1911) Marion Co., In X6048/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Oct.11,2006 obit James Charles Whitlock, 93 of Cottage Grove, Or & Sebastopol, Ca Press Demo Aug.6,2006

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X6049/2 Email from William Melvin Whitlock Dd Oct.11,2006 obit Brooks Lee Whitlock died Oct.7,2006 Victorville, Ca b.Jun.3,1939 Carl, WVa X6050/2 Email from Jim Whitlock Dd Oct.11,2006 obit Kathleen (Whitlock) Hegstad died Oct.11,2006 Mankato, Mn X6051/9 The Baldwins of Dundridge, BKM http://www.btinternet.com/~mark.peers/baldwin2.htm from Thomas Glassel X6052/14 Emails from Michael Jones Dd Oct.12-23,2006 re Bowen & Althina (Jones) Whitlock (M1810's?) of Surry Co., NC, Tn & Ky X6053/8 Emails from Lu Royce Dd Oct.13-29,2006 re James Hardin & Margaret Ann (Voorhees) Whitlock (M1865) Salt Lake City, Ut X6054/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Oct.15,2006 re Terry Leroy & Pearl Smith (Whitlock) Carrothers (M1980) of Tx X6055/7 Email from William Melvin Whitlock Dd Oct.15,2006 re Thomas George & Frances Raymond (Whitlock) Scholl (M1880's) of Ma X6056/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Oct.16,2006 Cedarville, Modoc Co., Ca July 1934 re Mr. Whitlock, Barber recovering from automobile accident X6057/12 Rootswebs, emails and GenForum Dd Oct.17-29,2006 from Shane Lindsey, Carol McCrellias & Kathy Roberts Dd Oct.17-19,2006 re Timothy J. Whitlock (1909-1982) of NC & Dolthan, Henry Co., Al X6058/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Oct.22,2006 Irvin & Maud (Harriss) Whitlock (M907) Du Quoin, Perry Co., Il X6059/3 Rootsweb from Greg Campbell Dd Oct.22,2006 re James & Catherine Morrell (Whitlock) Campbell (M1841) Middletown, Monmouth Co., NJ X6060/1 Email from Michael Jones Dd Oct.22,2006 Kentucky Land Grants west of Tennessee River (1822-1858) re William C. Whitlock X6061/2 Email from Michael Jones Dd Oct.22,2006 re James Whitlock of Hanover Co., Va 1782 census & Samuel Jones (1720-1775) of Va & Rowan Co., NC X6062/1 Virginia Tax lists 1787-1800 re James Whitlocks http://search.freefind/find.htm?id =2952421&pageid=r&mode=ALL&t=s&query=Whitlock%2C+james from Michael Jones X6063/1 Email from Michael Jones Dd Oct.24,2006 re Whitlocks of Mount Airy, Surry Co., NC X6064/1 Email from Michael Jones Dd Oct.24,2006 Calloway Co., Ky 1870 census re Virginia Whitlock age 34 X6065/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Oct.30,2006 obit Walter L. Whitlock, 67 Cedar Vale, Ks - WDC Jun.28,2005 X6066/1 England and Wales Civil Registration Death Index re William Leslie Whitlock died Jul 1998 Barnet, LND b Dec.4,1908 from Chris Geoghegan X6067/1 Ancestry.co.uk 1860 Slave Schedules re Sarah Whitlock b1821, slave owner, Chesterfield, Va from Chris Geoghegan X6068/1 Ancestry.co.uk England and Wales FreeBMD Birth Index re Whitlocks of Warwickshire & area from Chris Geoghegan X6069/3 Letter from Chris Geoghagen Dd Oct.24,2006 re misc Whitlock extracts X6070/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Apr.29,2005 re Whitlock Cemetery, Deliverance Farm, Straight Creek, Boyd Co., Ky X6071/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Nov.1,2006 re obit Lee Roy Whitlock, 61 died Oct.30,2006 Louisville, Jefferson Co., Ky X6072/5 Letters from David Griffiths Dd Oct.1 & Nov.1,2006 re William & Caroline (Sculthorpe) Whitlock (M1860's) of Silverstone, NTH & Tugby, LEI X6073/1 England and Wales Civil Registration Death Index re Joan Elizabeth A. Whitlock died Aug.1989 Droitwich, WOR b.Dec.26,1926 from Chris Geoghegan X6074/1 The Genealogist 1851 census Hertfordshire re John & Elizabeth (Bonham) Whitlock (M1822) Barley, HRT from Chris Geoghegan X6075/7 Fox Strangways Collection at Dorchester Record Office - Whitlock & White extracts 1680's- 1840's extracted 2002 from Quintin White X6076/1 Email from Lu Royce Dd Nov.7,2006 re Andrew Whitlock died Sep.4,1870 - killed by Jas. Maxwell at Meadow Valley Mill, Lincoln Co. Nv X6077/1 Email from Jason Whitlock Dd Nov.11,2006 re Frank Eugene Whitlock age 97 of Ar X6078/1 Email from Connie June Baugh Hickey Dd Nov.14,2006 re updates to the W33 chart

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X6079/26 Whitlock references Library and Archives Canada http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/1851/index-e.html Pg 3 Prairie landscape painting by F. Whitlock given to Justice John Sopinka Sep.26,1989 Pg 5 Oct.25,1782 General Haldimand to the Treasury re contract with John Whitlock and others for supplying 15,000 troops with provisions for 52 weeks. Pg 8 Coal Truckers - Moose Jaw, Sas re Whitlock & Marlatt Co-operative Society Pg 9 Portrait by Jean Joseph Girouard (1794-1855) of William Whitlock, age 45 Merchant Vaudreuil, P.Q. “Imprisoned Dec.22,1837" Pg11 Jun.1909 W. Ransom - Grenfell - Complaint against one Whitlock Pg13 Jan. 1888 Mrs. Mary Whitlock - Complaint of cruelty to animals in the North West Territories Pg14 1942-1943 Estate of Ella (Brainerd) Whitlock, widow of Brand Whitlock Pg15 1953-1959 Claims files re Bruce Whitlock Pg16 1945 Oxford St., Woodstock, Ont re Fred Whitlock milk spilled Pg17 1929-1949 C. Whitlock - Complaint against RCMP Pg18 Dec.20,1944 Pte H. D. Whitlock (Montreal), make a super wagon Pg19 1929 G. Whitlock - Appointed Fire Ranger Pg20 1919-1924 orphan arrivals by ocean re Whitlock Pg21 1908-1939 William Whitlock, St.Andrew, NB appointed Immigration Inspector Pg22 Jul 1894 Mrs. M. Whitlock - Grenfell Assiniboia [NWT] - demanding investigation into the conduct of the Sheriff of Eastern Assiniboia Pg23 May 1890 M. Whitlock - Grenfell - complains of his sheep being worried by dogs and asks advice. Pg24 1947-1969 National Housing Act, Joint Loan Mortgages - W.C. Whitlock and wife, Dartmouth, NS Pg25 Dec.1923 Holm, Whitlock & Scarff - New York - How to obtain appointment of executors in Ontario & career of Dr. Arthur J. Laliberte X6080/4 Email and fax from Kathy Pressey Dd Nov.16,17,2006 re James Jackson & Jane Olive (Whitlock) Owens (M1870) Fayette, Il Jane Olive d James W. & Rebecca (Wooten) Whitlock (M1820's) NC X6081/3 GenForum & email from Mary Jo Hawkinson Dd Jun.27,2001 & Nov.20,2006 re Roger Haddock & Gertrude Schuyler (Schenck) Whitlock (M1821) Middletown, Monmouth Co., NJ X6082/1 GenForum from Jackie Little Dd May 17,2002 re Ruesa & Mary Ellen (Whitlock) Lane (M1890's?) of Ky X6083/1 GenForum from Ollie Clarke Dd Nov.26,2000 re Matthew & Angelina (Whitlock) Burnett X6084/2 GenForums from Howells Dd May 7,28,1999 re Joseph & Lilian Iris (Whitlock) (Rice) Lane (M1920-30's) of Aberbeeg, South Wales X6085/3 Rootsweb from Frank L. Griggs Dd Nov.8,2006 re Benjamin & Mary (Whitlock) Griggs (M1799) Monmouth Co., NJ X6086/5 Rootsweb from Mike Rendle Dd Nov.17,2006 re Thomas & Mary (Dicker) Whitlock (M1857) DEV Mary d Thomas & Elizabeth (Richards) Whitlock WHITLOCKITE In the December 2002 issue of the Newsletter I showed a picture of the mineral Whitlockite. Patrick recently printed some material off the Internet that provides more information.

Whitlockite is a phosphate and is rare. The chemistry is Ca9 (Mg,Fe)(PO4)6PO3OH, Calcium Magnesium, Iron Phosphate Hydroxide.

The physical charateristics are:

• Colour is gray, yellowish, white or colourless. • Luster is vitreous.

Whitlock Family Newsletter Vol.25 No.4 Dec 2006 Page 7 • Transparency: specimens are transparent to translucent. • Crystal System is trigonal; 3 m • Cleavage is absent. • Fracture is uneven. • Hardness is 5. • Specific Gravity is approximately 3.1 (average for translucent minerals). • Streak is white.

It was first discovered at the Palermo mine, North Groton, Grafton Co., New Hampshire. It forms small but distinct and well formed crystals. It has also been found in Rapid Springs, Yukon, Canada, Spring Creek mine Flinders Ridge, Australia and Tip Top Pegmatite, Custer Co., South Dakota, U.S.A.

It was noted in an article on kidney stones that Whitlockite is the most common of the prostate stones and I did not even know there was such a thing as prostate stones!!

Whitlockite is named for the noted mineralogist Herbert Percy Whitlock (1868-1948). He was the son of Thomas Whitlock & Caroline Vermilyea Hull of New York and is shown on the WHITLOCK16 chart. He married Julia Jacques Gardner in 1904. They had no children.

For more information see Amethyst Galleries Inc. web site: www.galleries.com/minerals/phosphat/ whitlock/whitlock./htm and the Gibson Consulting site: www.gravmag.com/kstones.html

SOURCE: X5990 REFERENCES R2538/2 Memorial leaflet re Mary Laird (Stevenson) Whitlock (Jan.6,1928-Aug.9,2006) Abbotsford, BC R2539/1 Early Settler Certificate presented to Stanley W. Whitlock as a direct descendant of Orange Whitlock who settled in Clinton Co., Mi in 1838 R2540/1 Family Tree Magazine Autumn 2006 “Some 18th Century Passengers” Mar.2-10,1776 re William Whitlock, Planter to Jamaica “to return to his plantations” from Quintin White R2541/1 San Francisco Railroad (Northeast Oklahoma Railroad Co.) employee card Dd Jul.11,1947 re Hetsel Earl s Henry James & Alma Rebecca (Whitelock) Breckenridge b.May 30,1909 Kremlin, Garfield Co., Ok from Lawrence Otis R2542/1 1881 census McKillop, Huron Co. Centre, Ont re Thomas Whitlock from Lawrence Otis R2543/3 Unassisted Immigration to Victoria, AUS from Lawrence Otis R2544/1 1861 census Barley, HRT re Samuel & Sarah (Baker) Whitlock (M1839) from Chris Geoghegan R2545/2 1891 census Woking, SRY re Jonathan & Jemima (Smither) Stedman (M1880's) from Chris Geoghegan R2546/1 Memoir re William Whitlock, & Jack Linnell timber merchants of Silverstone, NTH from David Griffiths R2547/1 Letter from Amelia Higham re death of William Whitlock of Silverstone, NTH from David Griffiths R2548/1 Memorial cards re Caroline wife of William Whitlock died Mar.18,1891 age 57 & Thomas Whitlock died Aug.7,1892 age 76 from David Griffiths R2549/6 Email from Patricia Swaney Dd Oct.22,2006 re Civil War muster records for William Henry Whitlock (1843-1918) b. Greenville Co., SC R2550/4 Email from Patricia Swaney Dd Oct.22,2006 re Civil War muster records for Drew G. Whitlock of SC R2551/2 Biographical Sketches of Leading Citizens of Macoupin County, Illinois, 1904 re James & Catherine Morrell (Whitlock) Campbell (M1841) Monmouth Co., NJ from Greg Campbell R2552/1 Tax List Hanover Co., Va 1799 re Fanny Whitlock, Nath Whitlock, James Whitlock & Samuel Whitlock from Michael Jones

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R2553/1 Tax List Essex Co., Va 1800 re Jas Whitlock & Mary Whitlock from Michael Jones R2554/1 Tax List King Williams Co., Va 1797 re William Whitlock, John Whitlock & James Whitlock from Michael Jones R2555/1 Tax List Goochland Co., Va 1789 re James Whitlock & Ann Whitlock from Michael Jones R2556/1 Tax List King William Co., Va 1787 re James Whitlock from Michael Jones R2557/1 Tax List Hanover Co., Va 1800 Land B. re David Whitlock to Martha Whitlock & Anne Whitlock to Nath Whitlock from Michael Jones R2558/42 Henrico County [Va] - Field of Honor -Another day of Desperate Fighting pgs 225-269 re Civil War battle of Glendale, Henrico Co., Va around home of John Whitlock June 30, 1862 from Franklin S. Whitlock R2559/1 Men of the Leicestershire regiment missing re Alec Whitlock (1895-1916) from David Griffiths R2560/1 Hertfordshire Parish Registers, Barley, HRT re Samuel & Elizabeth (Pattens) Whitlock married Nov.24,1728 from Chris Geoghegan R2561/2 St.Catherine’s House birth register December quarter 1843 from Chris Geoghegan R2562/1 Laverstock, WIL births, Marriages & Deaths 1790 from Quintin White R2563/1 1881 census Great Torrington, DEV re Mary (Whitlock) Dicker (1836-1883) from Mike Rendle R2564/1 Vandalia, Fayette Co., Il Cemetery, South Hill, Section 1, Block 45, Lot 8 re James Jackson & Jane Olive (Whitlock) Owens (M1870) Fayette, Il from Kathy Pressey BATTLE OF GLENDALE, HENRICO CO. VA 1862 A few months ago Franklin Whitlock sent me a section of the book Henrico County [Va] - Field of Honor - Another day of Desperate Fighting that details the Civil War Battle that took place June 30,1862 around the farm house of John Whitlock.

The following extract shows the minute details of the battle are recorded:

The road continued south and crossed the headwaters of Western Run. In the open field stood John Whitlock’s log farmhouse and outbuildings. Between Willis Church and Long Bridge Road, the headwaters of Western Run were approximately a half mile west of Willis Church/Quaker Road. Longstreet’s men would have to cross the marshy areas on either side of Western Run before encountering the Union defenders. As events unfolded, the killing field, or area of intense fighting, during the Battle of Glendale was confined to an area a little over one mile long, south to north, by one-half mile deep, east to west, or roughly 2,000 by 1,000 yards.

On the left of the Union line, General Joseph Hooker was ordered to deploy his division southwest of the Willis Church/Quaker Road and south of the farm road that ran to Whitlock’s. He reported that he began doing so around 9:00 a.m., and that the right of his division rested on the farm road to Whitlock’s. Grover’s Brigade moved into position on Hooker’s right with two regiments on the first line and two on the second. On the right of Grover’s first line, the 16th Massachusetts “was in position across and on the immediate left of the [farm] road [to Whitlock’s].” Company H of the 16th Massachusetts was “posted immediately upon this road.” Company C of the regiment was sent forward to occupy the Whitlock house. Grover placed the 26th Pennsylvania on the left of the 16th Massachusetts. Behind these two regiments, Grover deployed the 2nd New Hampshire on the right of his second line, behind the 16th Massachusetts. The 1st Massachusetts was deployed to the left of the 2nd New Hampshire, behind the 26th Pennsylvania. Grover’s fifth regiment, the 11th Massachusetts, was sent to the left of the divisional line.

The book details all aspects of the battle in great detail. As you can see from the illustration below the Whitlock house was between the two armies on the left hand side of the battle. While there is no description of the effects on the Whitlock House, in the neighbouring parsonage: “Everything was destroyed, chair cushions and bedding has been slashed open in the hunt for hidden treasure.” Not a room or piece of furniture escaped the avaricious eye of the pillager, whether he wore the Blue or Gray. In addition, minié balls were imbedded in the walls and a flying missile had damaged the upstairs railing. The house “was perforated on either side by hundreds of bullets, and crushed in some places with ponderous shells.”

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The Whitlock House that featured so prominently in the Battle of Glendale was the home of John Whitlock (1790-1860), a long time resident of Henrico Co. John Whitlock was married firstly March 7,1822 to Frances Woodfin who died before 1838. He was married secondly to Fanny Tucker June 4,1838. Franklin Whitlock descends from John’s son Richard Whitlock & his wife Virginia Elizabeth Sweeney. This family is detailed on our WHITLOCK23 chart. Our thanks to Franklin for this piece of Whitlock history.

SOURCES: R2558

From: Henrico County- Field of Honor pg 236

CERTIFICATES 1023 b 1907 Oct 2 Hazel May d William & Ida Grace (PASSMORE) JOHNS, Usborne, Huron Co., Ont 1024 d 1908 Aug 12 Christina Matilda (WHITLOCK) SMITH, 32 Petrolia, Lambton Co., Ont 1025 d 1908 Sep 26 Hugh M. WHITLOCK, 3 months Petrolia, Lambton Co., Ont 1026 M 1913 Nov 19 Wesley Elford JOHNS, 26 & Mabel Drucilla BOSNELL, 27 Port Hope, Durham Co., Ont 1027 M 1913 May 6 Henry RUDD, 37 & Jemima (Minnie) Elizabeth WHITLOCK, 37 Brampton, Peel Co., Ont 1028 b 1883 Oct 26 Alexander Moorhouse s Alexander & Mary Ann (BRITT) MARSHALL, London, Middlesex Co., Ont 1029 b 1889 Aug 14 Gertrude Sarah d George & Euphemia (McTAGGART) WHITLOCK, Point Edward, Lambton Co., Ont

Whitlock Family Newsletter Vol.25 No.4 Dec 2006 Page 10 1030 b 1889 May 28 Frank Bateman s James & Mary Zilphey (WHITLOCK) FREELE, Adelaide, Middlesex Co., Ont 1031 b 1908 Jul 4 John Malcolm s Percy & Cora (McDONALD) WHITLOCK, Meaford, Grey Co., Ont 1032 b 1908 Jul 11 John Charles s Albert & Alice (HOOK) WAYMOUTH, Hullett, Huron Co., Ont 1033 b 1907 Dec 17 Mary Evangeline d Hilton Whitlock & Annie Aldwildie (PEART) SMALE, Burlington, Halton Co., Ont 1034 b 1908 Jan 19 Pansy Rosetta d James & Erie (BOUGHNER) SMALE, Dawn, Lambton Co., Ont 1035 b 1908 Jun 25 Hugh Mitchell s John William & Maude Elizabeth (ANDERSON) WHITLOCK, Petrolia, Lambton Co., Ont 1036 d 1891 Jan 17 Ann (WHITLOCK) WHITLOCK,74 Usborne, Huron Co., Ont 1037 d 1891 Oct 27 Victor SMALE, 11months 9 days, Dawn, Lambton Co., Ont 1038 d 1891 Jan 11 Charlotte (LONGMAN) BEMBRIDGE, 28, Hullett, Huron Co., Ont 1039 b 1904 Jun 24 Vernon Audrey s Audrey & Priscilla Alberta (KNIFFIN) SMALE, Woodhouse, Norfolk Co., Ont 1040 b 1904 Jun 27 Walter Andrew s Emeric Penrose & Amy Harriet (KYTE) BULGER, Brunel, Muskoka Co., Ont 1041 b 1891 Jun 4 Vincent s David & Lavina (WHITLOCK) WATTERWORTH, Mosa, Middlesex Co., Ont 1042 M 1882 Dec 25 Robert Dennis REID, 24 & Elizabeth WHITELOCK,16 Dereham,Oxford Co. Ont 1043 M 1883 Sep 5 Francis Metherall WHITLOCK, 29 & Susanne Annie BEACHAM, 29 Mariposa, Victoria Co., Ont 1044 b 1906 Oct 31 Arthur s Phillip James & Mary Ann (BIRD) WHITELOCK, Chapman, Parry Sound Dist., Ont 1045 b 1894 May 1 Nellie Blanch d Joseph J. & Alberta E. (COOPER) HOOVER, Rainham, Haldimand Co., Ont 1046 b 1894 Mar 8 Florence Madeleine d Neil & Julia (WHITLOCK) THODY, St.Thomas, Elgin Co., Ont 1047 b 1870 Mar 7 Matthew s George & Jane (PICKERING) WHITELOCK, Dereham, Oxford Co., Ont 1048 b 1870 Aug 21 William Henry s Thomas & Elizabeth Grace (LONGMAN) HAGGARD, Hullett, Huron Co., Ont 1049 b 1870 Jun 15 Martha Alma d William & Agnes (WHITLOCK) SMALLACOMBE, Usborne, Huron Co., Ont 1050 b 1870 Nov 4 Agnes Ann d Samuel & Anne Brook (WHITLOCK) WESTAWAY, Hay, Huron Co., Ont 1051 b 1907 May 8 Violet Elmira Evelyn d Peter & Martha J. (WILLIAMS) WHITLOCK, Usborne, Huron Co., Ont 1052 b 1907 May 30 Maurice Edwin s Albert & Agnes Ann (WESTAWAY) FORD, Exeter, Huron Co., Ont 1053 b 1907 Jan 15 Harold Wesley s Frank & Isabella K. (JACKSON) LONGMAN, Morris, Huron Co., Ont 1054 b 1907 Jul 29 Lorne Bertrand s Harvey & Margaret (GOVIER) LONGMAN, Hullett, Huron Co., Ont 1055 d 1908 Mar 23 Isaac Whitlock JOHNS, 52 Usborne, Huron Co., Ont 1056 b 1877 Dec 5 John Samuel s John & Sarah (FRANKLIN) WHITLOCK, St.Martin, Birmingham, WAR 1057 M 1900 Jan 15 John Samuel WHITLOCK, 22 & Mary Ann MASTERS, 20 Charlecote, WAR 1058 M 1924 Dec 16 William Alfred WHITLOCK, 25 & Clara Maude STEDMAN, 27 St.Johns, Woking, SRY 1059 b 1902 Jul 22 William Alfred s John Samuel & Mary Ann (MASTERS) WHITLOCK, Kings Norton, WOR 1060 M 1885 Jan 17 Jonathan STEDMAN, 32 & Jemima SMITHER, 31 St.John’s, Woking, SRY 1061 b 1897 Oct 22 Clara Maude d Jonathan & Jemima (SMITHER) STEDMAN, Woking, SRY 1062 d 1919 Feb 12 William Henry Whitlock, Anderson Co., SC b.Aug.14,1843 s Drew & Anna (Kelly) Whitlock of Anderson Co., SC 1063 M 1842 Oct 29 Henry WHITLOCK & Elizabeth WEBBER, Okehampton, DEV

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BULSTRODE WHITELOCKE’S CHILDREN David Griffiths sent in a copy of the painting by William Frederick Yeames (1835-1918) entitled “And when did you last see your Father?” [Walter Art Gallery, Liverpool] The painting depicts the children of Sir Bulstrode Whitelocke (1605-1675) being interviewed by parliamentary soldiers. The artist wrote: “I had at the time I painted this picture living in my house a nephew of an innocent and truthful disposition and it occurred to me to represent him in a situation where the child’s outspokenness and unconsciousness would lead to disastrous consequences. A scene in a country house occupied by the Puritans during the Rebellion in England suited my purpose.” “The ‘and’ in the title indicates how subtly the interrogator introduced the treacherous question. Yeames carefully stages his drama. The boy’s older sister weeps. Aware of the imminent catastrophe. But her upright little brother cannot understand the violent conflict. The Parliamentary soldiers appear gentle and considerate, comforting the weeping girl. Everyone - except the boy - knows what is at stake.”

Unfortunately attributing the painting to Sir Bulstrode’s children is historically incorrect as Bulstrode was a parliamentarian and reluctant supporter of Oliver Cromwell. It was the Royalist forces who came upon his unprotected children in the way Yeames portrayed in his painting. Ruth Spalding recounts the tale in her book The Improbable Puritan - A Life of Bulstrode Whitelocke 1605-1675.

The year is 1642, Britain is embroiled in a Civil War between the forces of Charles I and Oliver Cromwell. In November of that year William Cooke heard that Prince Rupert was descending on Henley where the Whitelocke home at Fawley was situated. Understanding the risk to the family of his prominent Parliamentarian landlord, “He gathered up the Whitelocke children, took them to his farm on Fawley hill and told his wife to pass them off as grandchildren.” The Royalist forces looted Bulstrode’s home, Fawley Manor and powerless to stop the destruction William Cooke returned home “ frightened and angry, to find Sir Thomas Byron paying undue attention to the Whitelocke children. Eventually Cooke had to confess that they were his landlord’s, but he begged that they should not suffer on their father’s account. To his relief Sir Thomas petted and kissed them, saying it would be barbarous to hurt the pretty infants.”

Bulstrode notes in his Diary: “Wh[itelocke] having removed his wife & two eldest daughters to London, & left 5. of his younger children with his tenant W[illiam] Cooke att Fawley, he sent to him to be carefull of them, & of his house & goods att Fawley Court, in case the King should match that way...” the children in the care of William Cooke and his wife were William age near 6, Mary, Anne and Cecilia, age 3,2 & 1 and Hester born in August.

Sources: PH0664: R370/86,87

Walter Art Gallery, Liverpool NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS NP 931 Country Life in BC, Sep.2006 “FIRB specialty review brings peace to egg producers” re Peter Whitlock NP 932 Roanoke [Va] Times Sep.10,2006 “Whitlock 77th Anniversary” re Dennis & Blake (Hall) Whitlock of Shawville Sep.7,2006 from Greg Whitlock NP 933 County Republican News Sep.13,1928 “Jim Whitlock died Tuesday” re William James Whitlock of Greenbush, Clinton Co., Mi d.Sep.11,1928 from Kathryn Schneider NP 934 Clinton County [Mi] Republican News May 7,1931 “Greenbush Pioneer Succumbs May 1st” obit of Mary E. (Whitlock) (Coleman) Whiteside, 80 b.Mar.30,1851 Greenbush d.May 1,1931 Greenbush, Clinton Co., Mi from Kathryn Schneider

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NP 935 Republican [Clinton Co., Mi] Feb.10,1910 “Orange A. Whitlock” obit of Orange A. Whitlock, 63 d.Feb.5,1910 Greenbush, Clinton Co., Mi from Kathryn Schneider NP 936 Toronto [Ont] Star Sep.7,2006 obit Arthur Vogt died Sep.4,2006 Dundas, Ont from Lawrence Otis NP 937 Lake City [SC] News Aug.2006 obit William Harry Whitlock, 84 died Aug.29,2006 Lake City from Sara Smith NP938 Register News, Mt.Vernon, Il Sep.21,2006 obit Russell Ward Whitlock died Sep.14,2006 Las Vegas, Nv from Jean Crowder-Gonzales NP939 London [Ont] Free Press Jul.28,2006 obit of Robert D. Johns, 70 of Exeter, died Jul.26,2006 London from Lawrence Otis NP940 Stratford Beacon Herald Aug.19,2006 birth Addisyn Elaine d Rob & Hilary (Webber) Reinecker born Aug.11,2006 Stratford, Ont from Lawrence Otis NP941 The [Stratford, Ont] Beacon Herald Jul.10,22,2006 obit Lloyd Wilbert Longman, 85 died Jul.8,2006 from Lawrence Otis NP942 The London [Ont] Free Press Aug.19,2006 re Jen Whitlock 30th birthday from Lawrence Otis NP943 The London [Ont] Free Press Sep.14,2006 obit Mabel (Stewart) Whitlock, 92 died Sep.13,2006 from Lawrence Otis NP944 Shoreline Beacon [Port Elgin, Ont] Oct.4,2006 “Signifigance (sic) of Douglas Point commemorated” re Jeremy Whitlock from Helen Wuerth NP945 Ire 1970's? “This ceili band made history” Athlone Ceili Band of the 1930's re Jimmy Geoghegan from Chris Geoghegan NP946 The Chilliwack [BC] Progress Nov.17,2006 “Wind whips through Chilliwack” re Peter Whitlock NP947 ?? Vandalia, Fayette Co., Il Aug.1927 obit James Jackson Owens, 104 from Kathy Pressey NP948 ?? Piqua, Oh Sep.1894 obit Clara B. (Furnas) Whitlock b.Dec.3,1864 d.Sep.6,1894 the wife of Wilbur Francis Whitlock JAMES CAMPBELL OF MACOUPIN CO., ILLINOIS The following is fromBiographical Sketches of Leading Citizens of Macoupin County, Illinois, 1904 (http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmaga/macoupin/1904bios/)

JAMES CAMPBELL., ESQ., justice of the peace and formerly police magistrate of Virden, Macoupin County, and one of the city's venerable and most highly esteemed citizens was born June 7, 1821, in New Jersey. He is a son of Charles Muir and Agnes (Schenck) Campbell, the former of whom was born in Scotland, of Scotch parents. The mother was of Dutch ancestry.

Our subject received a good, common school education, the best the time and locality afforded, and his father taught him his own trade, that of coach and harness making. This he followed until 1840, when he sought a home in the fertile farming lands of the West, locating in Jersey County, Illinois. There he engaged in farming until 1854 and then moved to Sangamon County, where he continued to farm until 1873, when he settled at Virden. Here he became one of the enterprising citizens and was soon elected police magistrate, a position he filled with much credit to himself and benefit to the city. For the past 15 years he has filled the office of justice of the peace at Virden, bringing to it dignity, experience and judgment, and his impartial decisions have gained him the respect and esteem of his fellow citizens. Despite the weight of 82 years, his eye is bright, his brain alert, his perceptions as quick as those of a man many years his junior. Mr. Campbell is a great lover of music.

In 1841 Mr. Campbell married Catherine Whitlock who died in 1873, a few months after the family located at Virden. To this union were born 10 children, all of whom still survive, as follows: Charles W.; Jennetta A., widow of George E. Warwick; Edward A.; James; Margaret C., widow of Daniel H. Warwick; John Morgan; Agnes S.; Catherine M.; Ferdinand S.; and Mary Caroline, wife of John Beasley. He also has 27 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, all of whom regard him with the deepest respect and affection. In politics he is identified with the Democratic party.

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Catherine Whitlock shown in this biography is Catherine Morrell Whitlock (1822-1873) the eldest daughter of Roger Haddock Whitlock (1800-1877) and his wife Gertrude Schuyler Schenck (1802-1837) who were married in Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey Nov.22,1821. This family is detailed on the WHITLOCK16 chart. As both James Campbell and Catherine Morrell Whitlock’s mother’s maiden names were Schenck it would be interesting to know if they were related. Gertrude Schuyler Schenck’s parents were Peter Voorhees & Sarah (Shepherd) Schenck but I do not know who Agnes Schenck’s parents were.

SOURCES: R2551; X6081 PHOTOGRAPHS PH0500 Dovecote, Whitlocksworthy Farm, South Devon (Jan.2005) from John R. Whitlock PH0501 William James Whitlock (1836-1910) of Chicago, Il (1880's) (W09) from James E. Wilson PH0502 Eddie Whitlock, Griffin, Ga as 2005's “General Griffin” from Eddie Whitlock PH0503 Photo by Harry Joseph Whitlock (1835- ), Birmingham, WAR (W77) from Silvia Mort PH0504 Photo by Harry Joseph Whitlock (1835- ), Birmingham, WAR (W77) from Patrick Lynch PH0505 Laura Viola Whitlock (1873-1968) of Montebello, Los Angeles Co., Ca (1950's) (W87) from Candy Ryan-Hill PH0506 James Lee Whitlock (1843-1930) & Isabelle Striplin (1854-1889) Sacramento, Sacramento Co., Ca (1872) (W87) from Candy Ryan-Hill PH0507 Augustus Whitlock’s Farm Implement business, Bonaparte, Van Buren Co., Ia (1880's?) from Rich Lowe PH0508 Chicago Daily News, Jessie (Nickerson) Whitlock (1882- ??) sitting courtroom, Chicago, Il (Jan.3,1913) (W09) from James E. Wilson PH0509 Grave of William Whitlock (1832-1917) & Elizabeth (??) Whitlock (1829?-1903) Frithelstock, DEV (1993) (W01)from Keith Whitlock PH0510 Frithelstock [DEV] Church (1993) from Keith Whitlock PH0511 Salterleigh [DEV] Church (1993) from Keith Whitlock PH0512 Chittlehampton [DEV[ Church (1993) from Keith Whitlock PH0513 Grave of Elizabeth (Hancock) Whitlock (1848-1928) Petrockstow, DEV (1993) from Keith Whitlock PH0514 Graves of George Whitlock (1856?-1899) & son Sydney Petrockstow, DEV (1993) (W01)from Keith Whitlock PH0515 Petrockstow [Dev] Church (1993) from Keith Whitlock PH0516 Petrockstow [Dev] War Memorial re Sydney Whitlock (1993)from Keith Whitlock PH0517 Petrockstow [Dev] town (1993) from Keith Whitlock PH0518 Grave of Thomas Hutchings (1785?-1870?) & wife Jane d.1883 Peters Marland, Dev (1993) from Keith Whitlock PH0519 Ruins of Frithelstock [Dev] Priory (1993) from Keith Whitlock PH0520 Langtree [Dev] Church (1993) from Keith Whitlock PH0521 Grave of Catherine wife of Thos Nance Kievill d.Apr.6,1896 age 71, Langtree, Dev (1993) from Keith Whitlock PH0522 Graves of Samuel Whitlock (1787-1860) & Joanna (Stoneman) Whitlock (1787-1849), Langtree, Dev (1993) (W01)from Keith Whitlock PH0523 Siloam Cemetery, Langtree, Dev (1993) from Keith Whitlock PH0524 Graves of Ann (1824-1838) d William & Sarah (Hutchings) Whitlock & Grace (Hutchings) Whitlock (1789-1838) Peters Marland, Dev (1993)(W01) from Keith Whitlock PH0525 Siloam Chapel, Langtree, Dev (1993) from Keith Whitlock PH0526 Peters Marland [Dev] Church, (1993) from Keith Whitlock PH0527 Gary Charles Spencer (1944- ) & Mary Alice Hawkins, St.Helena, Ca (Jan.7,2001) (W01) from Gary Spencer PH0528 Grave of H.Nelson Whitlock (1815-1895), Marinette, Wi (2006) (W09) from Karen Stabile PH0529 Patrick James Lynch (1951- ) & Peter Mark Whitlock (1949- ), Hawaii (2004) (W01)

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PH0530 Frank Arthur Bowman (1869-1944), Marion Bowman (1906- ), Carrie Elizabeth Bowman (1901-2003), Charles Henry Gunn (1844-1917), Elizabeth Ann Fowler Whitlock (1845-1916), Charlotte B. Gunn (1878-1965), Plainesville Fair (1912) (W01) from Harry Flynn PH0531 Elizabeth Ann Fowler Whitlock (1845-1916), Cleveland, Oh (1860's?) (W01) from Harry Flynn PH0532 Florence Whitlock & Linda Whitlock, Chardon, Oh (1870's?) & ?? (W01) from Harry Flynn PH0533 William Whitlock (1813?-1884) Oh (1870's) (W01) & Elizabeth Lang (1820's- ) Oh (1870's) (W01) from Harry Flynn PH0534 Mary Earl (1826?- ), Ivy May Gilbert (1888-1935), Mary Elizabeth Jenkin (1859-1943), Lillian Lee Gilbert, LAN? (1890's) (W01) from Toni Russell PH0535 Elizabeth Easterbrook (1844-1919),Annie Smale (1861-1933), Pansy Mais Filman (1885-1945), Jean Emory (1910- ), William Emory (1913- ), Dorothy Hope Emory (1912- ), Burlington, Halton Co., Ont (1914)(W01) from Lawrence Otis PH0536 Elizabeth Easterbrook (1844-1919), Minnie May Smale (1883-1966), Charlotte Smale (1862- 1940), Mary Elizabeth Smale (1886- ), Audrey Smale (1876-1946), Annie Smale (1861-1933), William John Smale (1871-1951)Burlington, Halton Co., Ont (1914) (W01) from Lawrence Otis PH0537 William Emory (1913-1961), Lillian Rankin, Brenda Emory, Janice Emory, Ont (1950's) (W01) from Lawrence Otis OGDEN WHITLOCK (1839?-1911) The following obit was posted by Peter McCrae via Rootsweb Sep.20,2006:

Colorado Springs Gazette, Colorado Springs, CO Saturday, February 25, 1911 page 6

Death claims veteran

Major Ogden Whitlock, 71 years old, died at the Deaconess hospital yesterday afternoon of heart failure. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the undertaking rooms of Fairleys and Law. The Ladies of the G.A.R. having charge of the service. Major Whitlock had lived here for about 26 years and homesteaded the land where Green Mountain Falls now stands. He was a member of the town board at that place for many years. He was a writer, editor and practical printer of the old school of journalism, and for many years edited a Chicago periodical. Major Whitlock's death was sudden. An hour before he died he was sitting up reading a newspaper. His army record is interesting. He enlisted in Illinois in 1862 and was mustered out in 1865. His company, together with others, formed the 105th regiment infantry, Colonel Daniel Dustin commanding. The regiment was a part of the first brigade, second division of the 20th Army corps. During the war he served in the capacity or rank of regimental postmaster, post printer, clerk court-marshall, clerk at district headquarters and sergeant-major. After the war he wrote a history of his regiment which was subsequently published. Major Whitlock left no immediate relatives, although he is survived by several nephews and nieces in California and Indiana. ----

Ogden Whitlock was born about 1839 in Illinois and shows on the 1850 census in the household of Seth Paine. It is assumed that his mother had married again and that she is the Frances Paine shown as Seth’s wife. Also living in the Paine household in 1850 is Fayette A. Whitlock age 19. Ogden Whitlock became a printer and in the 1850s he is shown with his brother John Whitlock as editors of the Wheaton Illinoian. The Illinois State Historical Society Vol XX (1927) says “John was a shortman but Ogden was tall with blue eyes and handsome...” Strangely while Ogden shows in the 1870 census for Illinois, I have not been able to find him in the 1880 or 1900 census records. There is a John A. Whitlick shown in the 1880 census El Paso Co., Colorado. John is a printer age 42 born in Illinois and both his parents were born in Virginia. This could be Ogden’s brother. It is strange that John does not show in the 1850 census with Ogden.

SOURCE: UBC91; X6023; R879/1; X1002/4; X1344/11

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The following is the Main Line of Linda Rowell Scally at [email protected]

Married 10.John WHITLOCK ?? ( -1717) (-) 9. John WHITLOCK 1730's Mary ?? ( -1758) Virginia, U.S.A. (-) 8.George WHITLOCK Mary MINTER ( -1773) (-) 7. Jeremiah Minter WHITLOCK 1797 Patsy CRANSHAW (1773?- ) (-) 6.Jeremiah WHITLOCK Nancy ?? (1815- ) (1813?- ) 5.Basil W. WHITLOCK 1866 Mary E. PORTER (1841?- ) Williamson Co., Illinois, U.S.A. (1847?- ) 4.George Washington WHITLOCK 1898 Dellia Mae FORTNER (1875-1951) Malden, Dunklin Co., Missouri, U.S.A. (1881-1956) 3.Alta May WHITLOCK James Elliott BISHOP (1908-1989) (-) 2.Roxie Colleen BISHOP Roy Allen ROWELL (- (- 1.Linda Gayea ROWELL ?? SCALLY (- (-

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The following is the Main Line of David Wayne Whitlock at [email protected]

Married 7.William WHITLOCK ?? (1740's?- ) (-) 6.James WHITLOCK Nancy BOWEN (1766?-Aft1840) (1771-1852) 5.James WHITLOCK Rebecca WOOTON (1798?- ) North Carolina, U.S.A. (1809?- ) 4.John Wesley WHITLOCK 1878 Indiana NOE (1854- ) Clinton Co., Illinois, U.S.A. (1860- ) 3.Richard Calvin WHITLOCK Mary BAILEY (1880- ) Carthage, Texas, U.S.A. (-) 2.Winifred WHITLOCK Daphine SLATTER (1929- (- 1.David Wayne WHITLOCK (1) ?? (1952- (- (2) ?? (-

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The following is the Main Line of Robin Price of Switzerland at [email protected]

Married 7.Thomas WHITLOCK 1789 Sarah BURROWS (1750?-1835) Deddington, Oxfordshire, England (1764-1827) 6.Thomas WHITLOCK 1813 Martha MASTERS (1789?- ) Deddington, Oxfordshire, England (1783-90?-1857) 5.Ann WHITLOCK 1843 William MOBBS (1815- ) Deddington, Oxfordshire, England (-) 4.John Whitlock MOBBS 1878 Annie HICKMAN (1846-1928) North Aston, Oxfordshire, England (1854-1931) 3.Florence MOBBS 1916 William Lawrence PRICE (1883-1979) Duns Tew, Oxfordshire, England (1892-1970) 2.Lawrence James Claydon PRICE 1945 Marion SIMPSON (1918-2004) Leeds, West Riding, England (1923-1997) 1.Robin Charles PRICE 1994 Christine Jane BURGESS (1959- Bridge of Allan, Stirling, Scotland (1962-

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The following is the Main Line of Jeff Buttifant of 47, Woodbury Avenue, Wells, Somerset, UK BA5 2XW Married 13.Peter WHITLOCK 1559 Johan SOUTHCOTT ( -1605) Alwington, Devon, England ( -1625) 12.John WHITLOCK Elizabeth ?? (1572-1632) (-) 11.Thomas WHITLOCK Rose ?? (1615-1643) (-) 10.Thomas WHITLOCK 1673 Mary HEAMAN (1640-1715) Langtree, Devon, England (1644-1701) 9.Richard WHITLOCK 1723 Christian JUDD (1681-1726?) Langtree, Devon, England (1691-1752) 8.John WHITLOCK 1748 Susanna NANCEKEVIL (1723-1751) Langtree, Devon, England (1718-1793) 7.Richard WHITLOCK 1770 Mary SMALE (1750-1803) Langtree, Devon, England (1749-1814) 6.Richard WHITLOCK 1802 Mary KNIGHT (1776- ) Langtree, Devon, England (1779- ) 5.Henry WHITLOCK 1842 Elizabeth WEBBER (1815- ) Devon, England (1818?- ) 4.Mary Elizabeth WHITLOCK 1870 Benjamin CHURCHILL (1847- ) (1845?- ) 3.Mary Elizabeth Minnie CHURCHILL John Thomas Henry CALLIS (1876-1954) (1873-1964) 2.Mary Lillian CALLIS 1921 Thomas William BUTTIFANT (1903-2000) (1899-1983) 1.Jeff BUTTIFANT 1966 Paula FRY (1943- ) (1942- )

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