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Whitlock Family Newsletter

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WHITLOCK FAMILY NEWSLETTER

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Over the past months I have been working my way through our photograph collection, cataloguing andcross-referencing each item and preparing them to be listed in the Newsletter. In many cases I have had topull out old files to determine just who the persons shown are. What it has highlighted is how easily we losetrack of information if it is not recorded and shared.

This was brought home recently when I received an email from Reni Wiggins. We had been exchanginginformation on her part of the Whitlock family and she had sent a complete GEDCOM file of all her records.Her email was a cry for help - she had just lost everything when her hard drive crashed!! Several years ofdata entry were gone. No back-up copy! Needless to say she was very relieved and I could turn around andemail back to her the complete collection that she had sent for recording in our files, with updates. Thelesson is clear - back-up, back-up back-up and share, share, share. The more of your research that is “outthere” the safer it all is and the Whitlock Association files is the ideal place to deposit a copy.

Trying to “practice what I preach”, I have been adding more and more of our records to the web site inSouth Africa. Not only is all that information then available to others, it also protects our records by havingan off site copy. The male Marriage Register and the Birth Register to 1819 are now available through theweb site. The Birth Register will be updated from time to time as more years are transferred from file cardsto the computer. The register is still only complete to 1819 but I am currently working on 1848 but it is slowwork.

Since the advent of electronic transfer of data many persons have sent GEDCOM files and in some casesthere are several different copies of these records in our files for the same family. In most cases I have beenthrough the files and extracted the details but have never had the time or understanding to merge these files.These files are available and should anyone be interested in receiving a GEDCOM file relating to theirfamily they are available for the asking. Ideally they would be merged and a final complete copy sent backfor safekeeping. If you are interested in knowing if GEDCOM files exist for your family, email me.

I also have lost files in the past. Such an occurrence was one of the large census files. The file had becomecorrupted and I did not notice it until several back-ups had been done and there was no longer anuncorrupted file on the back-up disks. I have since broken most of the census files down into smaller ones,usually by state, province or county. The area still be to done is Britain and this is where the missinginformation is from. I have not yet been able to go back and determine what census records are missing butsuspect they are mainly a section of the British records for counties “s-z”. I will split these records next andrecreate the missing records using the census index list. In the meantime I will continue to work on makingmore of the census records available.

Our census collection is becoming comprehensive enough that it is now the first place I look to try and find aperson. Much of the miscellaneous information that Chuck Rockett finds on the Internet or Patrick Lynchfinds on eBay can be connected to a family by checking the census records for the date and place involved. Irecently figured out who the Whitlock was who founded the Whitlock Jewelry Store in Eufaula, Alabama inthe 1860's by finding John Henry Whitlock, Jeweler on the 1870 Alabama census. His store is still there andis a major attraction in the area. I intend to write to the store to see what they know about the origins of theirfounder. Jeanne Waters Strong shows this family in her book Knox-Martin-Whitlock Families page 88.John Henry Whitlock shows as the son of John Gilbert & Mary (Sanford) Whitlock of Vermont but on the1880 census John show his parents were born in New York so I will need to clarify this information.

Our goal with the Census collection is to cover the period 1790-1930 with every available census record forWhitlocks. Please check out the American and Canadian census files on the web site and if you have censusinformation not yet in our files I would be pleased to add it. The two largest census records not yet enteredinto the computer are the 1900 US census and the 1881 British Census. The later is available on disk so isvery easy to use. The US1900 was donated some years ago by Chuck Rockett. It is hand written but sortedby state so is also very useable.


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I did manage to bring the mail up to date over the summer and the additions lists in this issue do reflect this.Lawrence Otis’s Ontario archives records continue to yield treasures. Those researchers working on theWHITLOCK27 family will be interested to learn that one of the Ontario Birth Registrations X5255 sent inby Lawrence included a entry for an extra child not shown on the chart. Emma Whitelock born July 3,1871daughter of John Whitelock & Eliza Pickering does not show in the family files. Vicki McKinnnon’sGEDCOM file X5259 adds great new detail to the WHITLOCK27 chart and also provides some speculationon how some of earlier generations may have connected to one of the older Yorkshire families. I use theword “speculation” here as my records show the likely connection in a different way.

Lawrence’s matching of ship records, showing where they sunk and how, with Commonwealth War GravesCommission records R2408 gives interesting insight into many of the Whitlock war casualties at sea byshowing exactly where the ship was when it was sunk.

Arthur Whitlock Cole’s work on the Whitlocks of Connecticut is the subject of an article in this issue. Theemails from Sue Resinger X5260 regarding the Ste Genevieve Herald newspapers from the 1880's give greatdetails about the day to day life of the day. Sue is one of a growing number of volunteers who take oldrecords and enter them onto the Internet for anyone to access. Many of the items Chuck Rockett sends in aregleaned from the work of these volunteers.

The letter from Gerald Whitlock X5289 chronicles his family’s arrival in Texas from Wilson Co., Tennesseeand their involvement with the oil industry from the 1930's to the oil crisis of the 1970's. I have a framedglass gas pump “WHITLOCK” name plate from a Texas Whitlock gas station hanging in my study so wasvery interested to learn the origins of this part of the family.

One of Patrick Lynch’s recent finds on eBay is a small publication (R2413) of the 1967 Stenton Lecture atthe University of Reading by Dorothy Whitelock, CBE, FBA. At the time Dorothy was the Elrington andBosworth Professor of Anglo-Saxon in the University of Cambridge. The lecture addressed the issue ofwhether the Welshman Asser’s Life of King Alfred was real or a forgery. Dorothy concludes her lecture asfollows: “I hold then that Asser’s Life of King Alfred is simply what it claims to be, and I do not think I amalone in holding this opinion, which is one that Sir Frank Stenton never relinquished. Asser used a fewwritten sources, but wrote largely from personal knowledge and from what he learned from hiscontemporaries, including King Alfred. He gives us a lot of valuable information. However, if people wishto regard it as the work of a forger, written for some unknown purpose, they must allow that forger access toan amazing number of sources for ninth-century history up to 893, including many which have not comedown to us. In that case, the work would still not be valueless to an historian. Its author must have been atalented research-worker.”

I also have a copy of Dorothy Whitelock’s The Beginnings of English Society and The Norman Conquest (byWhitelock, Douglas, Lemmon & Barlow). I am hoping to one day find a copies of Anglo Saxon Wills andThe Anglo-Saxon Chronicle: A Revised Translation that Dorothy published in the 1960's. Miss Whitelockand I corresponded for some years in the 1970's. Her family is detailed on our WHITLOCK70 chart. TheWhitelocks of Wensleydale, Yorkshire

As you can see the range of subjects touched by Whitlock research is a wide one. I hope you enjoy thearticles contained in this issue.

MISCELLANEOUSX5229/4 eBay item #6301186195 Dd Jun.9-16,2004 re Two of Us movie starring Lee Whitlock from

Patrick LynchX5230/2 Letter from Arthur W. Cole Dd May 18,2004 re will of Zalmon Whitlock of Bethel, Ct Dd

Mar.25,1884 plus Whitlock/Cole/Barnum connectionsX5231/1 New England Press Oct.2003 obit of Clifford Everett Hale Whitlock,91 died Sep.12

Wallingford, Ct plus Whitlock Farm Booksellers’ card from Arthur W. ColeX5232/2 Descendants of Isaac & Harriett (Whitlock) Conner (M1832) Meigs Co., Oh from Dave GuielX5233/2 Email from Roy Whitlock Dd Jun.16,2004 re descent from Earl Lydell & Josie E. (Turner)

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X5234/1 Email from Frederick James Whitlock Dd Jun13,2004 re death of father Frederick Albert HenryWhitlock, 94 died June 5, 2004 at Kingsland, Southampton, HAM

X5235/2 Rootsweb from Chuck Rockett Dd Jun.15,2004 Richmond [Va] Times-DispatchMar.11,12,2004 obit of Dorothy (Lawhorn) (Whitlock) Knighton, 78 died Mar.9,2004

X5236/2 Rootsweb & email from Linda Hanna Dd Jun.18 & Aug.23,2004 re Montgomery Whitlock ofOk abt 1900

X5237/2 Rootsweb from Pat Coyle Dd Jun.19,2004 re Seth & Chloe (Woods) Whitlock of Sullivan Co.,NY

X5238/3 Rootsweb & emails from Lou Watson Dd Jun.19 & Jul.27 & Aug.26,2004 re William James &Mary Ann (Dudley) Whitlock (M1888) of Eastleigh, HAM

X5239/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jun.20,2004 re Nelson & Sarah (Hartman) Whitlock (M1840's)of Monroe Co., NY

X5240/2 Rootsweb from M.James Dd Jun.21,2004 re Obit of Harvey Amos Worthey died Aug.28,1951of Miller Co., Mo & grandaughter Gloria Darlene Whitlock died age 11

X5241/1 Email from Roderick Jones Dd Jun.26,2004 re Hester Whitlock & Joseph Bowerman ofEynsham, OXF son James Whitlock b.Sep.26,1824

X5242/1 Rootsweb from [email protected] re Rutland [Vt] Weekly Herald Jan.29,1803 remarriage Moses & Sally (Whitlock) Lester

X5243/1 Rootsweb from Bernice Dd Jun.29,2004 re Rowell Lawrence & Maude (Andrews) Whitlock(M1903) of Baker Co., Ga

X5244/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jul.2,2004 This Week in La Veta History, Huerfano World,Aug.23,1990 re D.T. Whitlock school principal 1903

X5245/1 Rootsweb from Michael C. Ramsay Dd Jul.2,2004 re John Henry & Clara M. (Griffith)Whitlock (M1866) of Barbour Co., Al

X5246/1 GenForum from Chris Whitlock Dd Apr.8,2004 re Ray Alexzander & Jackie (Cox) Whitlock(M1970's) Mo or Ks

X5247/2 GenForum from Melissa Barker Dd Apr.13,2004 re The Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle,Montgomery Co., Tn “Happenings Among Colored People” Apr.1,1958 re Mrs. LucyWhitlock, St.Bethlehem Community

X5248/2 GenForum & email from James Good Dd May 9 & Jul.28,2004 re Wesley & Mollie(Abel)(Rogers) Whitlock (M1914) of Crawford Co., Ar

X5249/1 GenForum from Linda Davis Dd May 19,2004 re WWII photo of Hugh Whitlock of MoX5250/2 GenForum & email from Judy Gardiner Dd Jun.26 & Jul.29,2004 re Lester Whitlock minister

in JamaicaX5251/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jul.3,2004 re Kitchener [Ont] Record Jul.3,2004 obit of Darwin

“Don” Whitlock, 84 of Cambridge, OntX5252/1 Email from Rita Somers Dd Jul.8,2004 re 1930 census, Christianburg Town, Montgomery Co.,

VaX5253/1 1881 census Goderich, Huron Co., Ont re William Henry & Harriet (??) Swann (M1860's)

from Lawrence OtisX5254/7 Western Land Grants (1870-1930) re Longman & Hagyard families from Lawrence OtisX5255/1 Ontario Birth Registrations 1872-1906 from Lawrence OtisX5256/1 Huron County [Ont] Marriages 1866 plus Ingersoll Daily Chronicle Oct.13,1905 re marriage

William Henry Albert Eaton & Laura Lascelles Whitelock Oct.12,1905 from Lawrence OtisX5257/6 eBay item #3684880365 Dd Jun.22-29,2004 re Henry Littleton Whitelock, Dealer in Boots &

Shoes, Reading, Pa from Patrick LynchX5258/2 Independant [NJ] Dd Aug.20,2003 “Administrator clears air over Spy House confusion” from

William M. WhitlockX5259/1 Email from Vicki McKinnon Dd Jul.9,2004 re GEDCOM for WHITLOCK27 chart with

possible descent from the Whitelocks of Cundall with Norton-le-Clay, YKSX5260/4 Emails from Sue Resinger Dd Jul.12 & Aug.6,2004 Ste. Genevieve Herald, Ste. Genevieve, Mo

Dd May 12,1883 re birth May 4,1883 of 13 pound daughter (Adele A.) of John S. Whitlock,builder also May 19,1883 Girl’s Parochial School re Augusta Whitlock

X5261/1 Email from Arvilla Corey Dd Jul.12,2004 Skagit [Wa] Valley Press Jul.12,2004 obit ofStephen P. Whitelock (Jul.24,1940-Jul.9,2004)

X5262/1 Email from Adrian Mills Dd Jul.13,2004 re Whitlock and Nancekievel updates to theWHITLOCK01 chart


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X5263/1 Email from Daquan Whitlock Dd Jul.13,2004 re Hardin & Nancy Whitlock (M1860's) ofMt.Airy, Surry Co., NC

X5264/3 Rootsweb & Emails from Mike Wheeler Dd Jul.13-15,2004 re James & Miriam (Whitlock)Wheeler (M1820's) of Pitton, WIL

X5265/2 Emails from Chuck Rockett Dd Jul.17,2004 re Bascum Horace & Myrtle (Whitlock) Overstreet(M1917) of Zephyrhills, Pasco Co., FL

X5266/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jul.20,2004 re Charles & Mary (Gordon) Whitlock (M1819) ofUnion Co., SC & DeKalb Co., Ga

X5267/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jul.20,2004 Alberton Cemetery, South Africa re RichardEdward Whitlock (1902-1962) & Edith Maria Johanna Whitlock (1907-1980)

X5268/2 Rootsweb from W. Flem Dd Jul.2,2004 re Whitlock-Seabrook-Wilson Homestead inMonmouth Co., NJ

X5269/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Jul.24,2004 re Charles Barrett & Isabella T. (Whitlock) Winston(M1863) Richmond, Henrico Co., Va

X5270/9 Email from Emily Griffith Dd Jul.30,2004 re descent from Lemuel & Seraphsia (Smith)Whitlock (M1820's) of SC

X5271/3 A Short History of the Whitlock Gasoline Business in Texas by Thomas Gerald Whitlock ofArlington, Tx from Doris Whitlock

X5272/1 BBC Sport Dd Aug.5,2004 “Whitlock appeal thrown out” re Janine Whitlock, British polevaulter from Lawrence Otis

X5273/2 Email from Lawrence Otis Dd Aug.8,2004 The Guardian, Nov.7,2001 obit of WilliamWhitlock, 83 Labour MP for Nottingham North b.Jun.20,1918 d.Nov.2,2001

X5274/1 Email from Julie Noonan Dd Aug.8,2004 re Albert Enverdale & Ellen Eunice (Whitlock)Spence (M1910) SA

X5275/1 Email from Louis Smith Dd Aug.9,2004 re Thomas M. & Rebecca (Radford) Whitlock(M1790) Va

X5276/3 Emails from Alida Spry Dd Aug.13,2004 re Edward Washington & Sarah S. (May) Whitlock(M1860's) of Md

X5277/1 Email from Allan Chips Dd Aug.13,2004 Bio-clip on Jeremy Whitlock of Deep River, Ontscientist at Chalk River Laboratories

X5278/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug.13,2004 re Joseph & Mary F. {Maggie} (Cooper) Whitlock(M1877) Vermilion Co., Il

X5279/1 Rootsweb from Kimberley Bowman Dd Aug.14,2004 re Eugene & Peggy (Whitlock) Bowmanof Il

X5280/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug.15,2004 Surry County [ NC] Soldiers in the Civil War byHester Bartlett Jackson re Lt. Logan T. Whitlock of NC 1861

X5281/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug.16,2004 Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois LDS“Seventies” Record re Harvey Whitlock 1832

X5282/1 Rootsweb from D. Marshall Dd Aug.21,2004 re John S. & Emeline (Whitlock) Marshall(M1874) Jersey Co., Il

X5283/2 Emails from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug.22,2004 re Solomon & Mary Ann (Whitlock) Sager(M1840's?) both died 1868, connection to Oregon Trail

X5284/2 Rootsweb from Karen Jorgensen Dd Aug.23,2004 Obituaries of Green Co., Ky by EuniceMontgomery Wright re Mrs. Winnie (Atwell) Whitlock (Apr.23,1891-Nov.28,1983) diedLexington, Ky

X5285/1 Email from Chuck Rockett Dd Aug.23,2004 Klamath Falls, Oregon Sep.17,1932 re coroner,Earl Whitlock

X5286/3 eBay item #2264017825 Dd Aug.20-27,2004 re letter from Brand Whitlock to Charles D. ReidDd Sep.6,1919 from Patrick Lynch

X5287/4 eBay item #6921238683 Dd Aug.21-28,2004 re Clarendon and Whitlock Compar’d publishedin London 1727 from Patrick Lynch

X5288/3 eBay item #2264981784 Dd Aug.22-29,2004 re Whitlock Jewelry Store, Eufaula, Al 1908 fromPatrick Lynch

X5289/7 Letter from Thomas Gerald Whitlock Dd Aug.19,2004 re James Thomas & Melissa Adaline(Ausbrook) Whitlock (M1890's) of Carrollton, Tx

X5290/16 Descent from Robert & Sarah (Collins) Whitlock (M1795) Pitton, WIL from Mike Wheeler


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SPY HOUSE, MONMOUTH CO., NJIn the Independent August 20, 2003 the Middletown, NJ Administrator clarified the future of theSeabrook/Whitlock House or Spy House.

“The following information is provided to clear up any confusion spawned by a recent letter published in theIndependent titled “Resident says historic Spy House should be restored”. The letter inaccurately suggestedthat Middletown Township is responsible for restoration and maintenance of the Seabrook/Whitlock House,aka the Spy House.

“In fact, the Spy House is now part of the Monmouth County Bayshore Waterfront Park, a 145-acre park inPort Monmouth that offers recreational access to the shoreline. The park was assembled by the countythrough the acquisition of multiple Bayshore properties, including the Spy House, marina, and sections ofwetlands and beachfront. Monmouth County took responsibility for the Spy House from Middletown in1997 and added it to the Waterfront Park, along with the fishing pier, observation deck, public restrooms,and surrounding 11 acres.

“As for the restoration of the house, it should be noted that an article published in the Independent the sameweek explains Monmouth County has received a $574,378 grant from the New Jersey State Historical Trustto work on the house. Information provided by the governor’s office states that the grant will be used forexterior restoration and interior improvements.

“Since July 19,1998, the contents of the Spy House have been on display for public viewing at the Moses D.Heath Farm at 219 Harmony Road. The township worked with Spy House Museum supporters - who hadpreviously worked with Gertrude Neidlinger - to bring the collection to the farm, which Walter and SusieSpradley offer to the community as a historical and educational resource.

“For more information on the Bayshore Waterfront Park, visit the Monmouth County website atwww.visitmonmouth.com/parks. To learn about the Moses D. Heath Farm and its many exhibits, visit itswebsite at www.heathfarm.tripod.com/peacelane.

---------Our thanks to William Melvin Whitlock for the above information on the Spy House. Chuck Rockett alsosent in the following on the Spy House.

“Port Monmouth is situated on the Lower New York Bay. During the American Revolution, a British Navalofficer named the Whitlock - Seabrook - Wilson Homestead, the Spy House. Because the British Navyasserted that the house was being utilized to spy on their ships. When in all actuality the spying was beingaccomplished from Garrett’s Hill by John Stillwell which was located a short distance away from the house.The British in an endeavor to stop the spying attempted to burn the house down but the attempt failed.

“The house itself began from a one room cabin in 1648 and was added on to throughout the years.Sometime in 1677 the middle section was added, which was the widow Seabrooks home in 1703. DanielSeabrook extended his home to his mother’s across the lawn after the death of Thomas Whitlock. The homestayed in the Seabrook family for 250 years. The home is now the Spy House Museum which presents thehistory and heritage of the Bay Shore. But the Spy House has its shadowy side also. It is said to be one ofthe most haunted places in America.

“An alleged female apparition dressed in white comes down the stairs from the attic. She then walks into therooms known and the Blue and White rooms, located on the second floor. She then leans over the crib andstraightens something in the crib, it is alleged a quilt.

“The apparition then turns away and fades into this air. In 1975 as a group was touring the house while inthe same room, the sewing maching popped open and the machine started to operate on its own withoutanyone using the foot treadle. In the front vestibule on the first floor an apparition of a man in a top hat witha full beard has alleged to have made an appearance many times over in the years. The Spy House is locatedat 119 Port Monmouth Road, Port Monmouth, New Jersey.”

Sources: X5258; X5268


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REFERENCESR2402/1 Bucks Life & Thames Valley Countryside, 1972 “ A Jewel of Buckinghamshire” re Fawley

Court from C.M.R2403/1 Wedding announcement re Anne (Wenzel) Stewart & Alex Thompson Stewart married

Apr.21,2004 Kingston, Ont from Helen WuerthR2404/2 Letter Dd Apr.21,1892 from Julius G. Day of The Whitlock Machine Co. , Birmingham, Ct to

Geo. C. Ham from Eddie WhitlockR2405/2 Attestation Paper, Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force, Jan.20,1916 re Thomas Lydiate

from Lawrence OtisR2406/1 Traditions - Sheridan College Alumni Magazine Vol.XIV No.1 Spring 2004 re Mark & Robin

Whitelock of Mississauga, Ont from Lawrence OtisR2407/2 Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine June 2004 Hazmat Heel-and-Toe by Diana Deverell re

character “Trooper Whitlock” from Lawrence OtisR2408/16 Commonwealth War Graves Commission, Casualty Details from Lawrence OtisR2409/2 Particulars of Recruit Drafted under the Military Service Act, 1917 re Thomas Carrol Phair plus

1901 census Liscar, Man re John & Annie C. Phair from Lawrence OtisR2410/4 Attestation Paper, Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force May 6,1916 re Louis Stevens from

Lawrence OtisR2411/1 Tax Bill to J. Arthur Daniel Dd Nov.27,1934 from Whitlock, Smith & Co., members Detroit

Stock Exchange from Patrick LynchR2412/1 The Singing Roads Part 2 by Hugh M. Anderson re Judith Whitlock, author from Joanne KaderR2413/21 The Genuine Asser by Dorothy Whitelock, The Stenton Lecture 1967, University of Reading

[BRK] from Patrick LynchR2414/1 The World of Sport by African Tobacco Manufacturers (Pty) Ltd. Cape Town cigarette card re

Harold Whitlock race walker from Patrick Lynch

JUDITH WHITLOCK, AUTHORThe following article appeared in The Singing Roads Part 2 by Hugh M. Anderson (1969?) and was sent inmy Joanne Kader of Mannum, South Australia. It is written by Judith Whitlock and tells her story ofbecoming an author.

“Living in an old castle, albeit a small converted wing, would strike some writers as ideal. In many ways itis. The blue-grey seas of the English Channel as they pound against the Kentish chalk cliffs providesplendid accompanying rhythm for the typewriter. At least it would seem so by the number of local writers.It was in our village that Frank Richards wrote his prolific Billy Bunter stories. Bachelor Richards has beenaccused of being too remote from his public, but he was spared the distractions of having a growingaudience in his own household. However much your own children may improve your ability to write forthem, they do not necessarily improve your ability to organise your time to include them and your writing.Your typewriter gathers dust as you march your infants down to the little cove, so evocative the location forsmugglers and of Buchan’s Thirty-Nine Steps, that your memory of Australian beaches recedes and itbecomes more difficult to describe the homeland you left in your youth to explore the world.

“The perspective of distance is not valid for children’s writers and certainly not for Leslie Green, my Englishillustrator, who created a likeable fat green Bunyip out of all the legends and descriptions I had gathered.Out hero was easy to depict, but his acolytes were another matter and we both haunted zoos and cuscusclung in rigid companionship to a papier mache gum tree. In desperation Leslie decided to emigrate, not insearch of Bunyip, but to see his environment for herself. The day her plane left, she married instead.

“Like many writers, my ambition dates back to childhood exercise books filled, in my case, with schoolgirladventure stories always set in England. My first job was the most interesting and valuable any children’swriter could hope to have - editing the Junior Red Cross Magazine in Melbourne. It was stories I wrotefor this which I was later to see to supplement my earnings as a journalist in London. One of thesewas about a Bunyip and, when Leslie Green arranged for me to see her publisher in Oxford, I went


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armed with the idea of turning him into the hero of a series for small children. I has a pleasant lunchto show for my venture, during which my host did arithmetic on his paper napkin. He was interestedin arithmetic and has a manuscript which he knew would end up on school desks the length andbreadth of the country. He worked out what it would cost to put Bunyip into a book with colourexpensively supplied by Leslie Green. He then asked which I would choose to print - a book onarithmetic or on Bunyip. I said arithmetic and it too four more years to find a publisher to sayBunyip.

“Perhaps Bunyip lay on the same desks as the Oxford arithmetics, for the London County Councilprescribed The Green Bunyip and Bunyip at the Seaside as readers in their schools. They Bunyipmade a brief appearance on television and settled down to a career of literary respectability asuneventful as the lives of his creators.”

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Judith Whitlock was obvious brought up in Australia and move to Britain and a young woman to bea journalist. I am not positive but think she is likely Judith Lorraine Whitlock, the daughter ofWilliam Alfred Norman & Marjorie Mary (Glass) Whitlock who where married at Swan Hill,Victoria, Australia in 1933. This family is detailed on our WHITLOCK05 chart. Her books aboutBunyip became popular children’s stories in Britain. If anyone has information about Judith, Iwould be pleased to add it to our files.

According to the internet “Australian aboriginal stories describe the bunyip as an evil spirit whichdwells in creeks, swamps, and billabongs. The bunyip's loud bellowing cry terrifies theaborigines.”

Source: R2412

CERTIFICATES765 M 1895 Sep 23 George Thomas ABELL, 20 & Charlotte SWANN, 21 Clinton, Huron Co., Ont766 b 1873 Feb 19 Isaac Franklin s Samuel & Mary Ellen (WITLOCK) OKE, Usborne, Huron Co., Ont767 b 1873 Oct 15 Frederick William Thomas s William Gordon & Agnus (WHITLOCK)

SMALLACOMBE, Exeter, Huron Co., Ont768 b 1873 Sep 6 William John s Samuel & Ann (WHITLOCK) WESTAWAY, Exeter, Huron Co.,

Ont769 d 1929 Sep 23 Selina (WHITELOCK) DREW, 91 Oshawa, Ontario Co., Ont770 d 1929 Oct 6 Annie Isabella Whitlock, 6 d John & Annie (WATERWORTH) WHITLOCK,

Mosa, Middlesex Co., Ont771 b 1873 Apr 4 Mary d George & Sarah (COTTLE) LONGMAN, East Wawanosh, Huron Co., Ont772 M 1902 --- 24 James FREELE, 22 & Sarah BETTS, 22, London, Middlesex Co., Ont773 M 1902 Dec 24 John William WHITLOCK, 27 & Maude Elizabeth ANDERSON, 23 Petrolia,

Lambton Co., Ont774 M 1902 Feb 19 Frank LONGMAN, 25 & Bella R. JACKSON, 25, Blyth, Huron Co., Ont775 b 1877 Oct 22 William John s John & Samantha (LEPARD) WHITLOCK, Exeter, Huron Co., Ont776 b 1877 Sep 2 Martha d Thomas & Amanda (GAINFORTH) WHITLOCK, Seaforth, Huron Co.,

Ont777 b 1886 Jul 17 Margaret Flossie d John Hooper & Frances Edna (TODD) WHITLOCK, Stratford,

Perth Co., Ont778 d 1925 Apr 27 George Albert WHITLOCK, 36, Brampton, Peel Co., Ont


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COLE/BARNUM/WHITLOCK IN BETHEL, CTIn his letter of May 18, 2004, Arthur Whitlock Cole details several Cole, Barnum and Whitlock connectionsin Bethel, Connecticut. It is a perfect example of how researching a collateral family, in this case the Colefamily, can provide the clues you were looking for for your Whitlock family. Arthur writes:

“Edith May Whitlock is my grandmother who married Orrin S. Barnum. George M. Cole was a nephew ofZalmon [Whitlock]. His parents were Hiram & Mary (Gilbert) Cole. Mary was sister to Eunice [Gilbertwho married Zalmon Whitlock in 1839]. George was part owner of the Cole & Ambler hat shop in Bethel[Ct] where Zalmon set up shop, even well into his retirement years. He started out in the hat trade as ayoung boy apprentice, worked in several of the small shops. It was during this early period as a young boythat he became acquainted with P.T. Barnum. By the middle 1800's, there were near a dozen large hat shopsin Bethel and is said that near every family had a “Hatter”. Young girls and women as Sarah Jane Whitlockwere mostly employed as “hat trimmers”. William F. Cole a brother to George married Theresa Whitlock,daughter of Ebenezer Whitlock (bro. of Zalmon). Another brother Andrew Cole married Sallie Adams,daughter of Bradley & Olive (Whitlock) Adams. Olive was an older sister to Zalmon. Another brotherHiram M. Cole served with Addison Myron Whitlock during the American Civil War. I have a photo of thetwo cousins in uniform. Addison was the father of Edith May and died in 1881. My mother was namedSally Adams Barnum after Sallie Adams Cole. As fate would have she too married a “Cole”, John RobertsCole son of George Edwin Cole. George was from nearby Putnam County, New York. Three sons here:Robert Barnum Cole, George Edwin Cole and myself Arthur Whitlock Cole.

“I’ll also mention that of Myron Cole Whitlock (1883-1933), who is buried in Bethel. He was acquaintedwith the family - son of William and Mary (Cole) Whitlock of nearby Brookfield.

“My grandfather, Orrin S. Barnum is in line from Elijah Barnum who married [1760] Hannah Whitlock,daughter of John & 1st wife Mary (Lee) Whitlock [married 1737].”

-------This family is detailed on our WHITLOCK09 chart, The Whitlocks of Connecticut. Arthur’s letterconnected several families together. We did not know that Zalmon, Ebenezer and Olive were all children ofEzekiel Whitlock (1777-1838). We look forward to hearing more about the Connecticut families fromArthur.

Source:X5230

NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGSNP826 Syracuse [NY] Daily Courier, Mar.28,1857 re J.R. Whitlock & Co. fabrics, hats & gloves from

Arthur W. ColeNP827 The London [Ont] Free Press May 30,2004 “Turn for the worse” re Dave Whitlock racecar

driver from Lawrence OtisNP828 The London [Ont] Free Press Jul.5,2005 :Whitlock back in CASCAR contention” re Dave

Whitlock racecar driver from Lawrence OtisNP829 The Stratford [Ont] Beacon Herald Nov.15,16,1926 obit of Charlotte Swan, 53 wife of George

Abell died Nov.14,1926 from Lawrence OtisNP830 The Stratford [Ont] Beacon Herald Feb.20,1954 obit of George Thomas Abell, 78 died Feb.19,1954

Toronto, OntNP831 The Stratford [Ont] Beacon Herald Oct.28,1974 obit of Thomas Lydiate, 80 died Oct.26,1974

Stratford, Ont from Lawrence OtisNP832 The Stratford [Ont] Beacon Herald Jun.29,1990 obit of Harriett Pearl (Abell) Lydiate, 91 died

Jun.27,1990 Stratford, Ont from Lawrence OtisNP833 The Stratford [Ont] Beacon Herald Oct.5,1923 obit Lucinda (McNeelands) Lydiate, 25 Stratford,

Ont from Lawrence OtisNP834 Ingersoll [Ont] Daily Chronicle Oct.26,1901 re wedding Oct.9,1901 of Jesse Allin & Annie

Simmons of Dereham Centre from Lawrence Otis


Vol.23 No.3Sep 2004

FREDERICK ALBERT HENRY WHITLOCK (1910-2004)At 94 Fred Whitlock was likely our oldest subscriber to the Whitlock Family Newsletter. He died at18 Cossack Green, Kingsland, Southampton June 5, 2004. His son, also Fred, advises he was“bright as button” right up to the time of his death and showed a keen interest in his long line of“turnip tuggers”.

“Fred senior spent most of his working life as a plumber and heating engineer working on his ownaccount having his own business which employed his three sons as one time, this was F.A. Whitlock& Sons. The company played a prominent part in introducing small bore central heating in the[Southampton] area during the late 1950's and early 1960's. He was noted in the plumbing trade forhis keen sense of humor and friendly helpful character. The Whitlock family (his line) have beenplumbing in the Southampton area for nearly 150 years providing five generations of plumbers sincemoving into the area after leaving Pitton, Wiltshire.”

As Fred Jr.notes above his family is one of the many lines that connect back to Pitton, Wiltshire.This family is detailed on our WHITLOCK34 chart that traces their descent from James Whitlockborn in the 1750's who married Hannah Mussell at St.Martins, Milford, Salisbury Oct.12,1780.

Fred Sr. was one of those wonderful links to past generations that it is always tough to lose. Whenyou consider that as a child he would have known persons born in the 1830's Fred helped many ofthose live on through his memory for so long. He will be missed.

Source: X5234

PHOTOGRAPHSPH0141 Postcard of Whitlock Light, St.Croix River, Calais, Me from Patrick LynchPH0142 Sketch of Frithelstock Priory, [Dev] west front from Henry LudderPH0143 Postcard of Missouri River Bridge, US Highway 212, Whitlock’s Crossing, SD from Patrick

LynchPH0144 National Portrait Galley re Bulstrode Whitelocke 1634 & 1650 (W02) from Henry LudderPH0145 Russell I. Alley (1913- ) & Carol (Canning) Alley (1921-1998) of Farmington, Ut 1997

(W20) from Carol AlleyPH0146 Malinda (Cox) Hodges (1865-1924) & children & grandchildren of Upshur Co., Tx 1912

(W33) from Louise BirchfieldPH0147 Sam Hodges (1883-1962) & Charles Pugh (1953- ) 1954 (W33) from Louise BirchfieldPH0148 Peter Apple (1817-1889) & Temperence Adeline (Whitlock) Apple (1833-1917) with

children Mary Lennie Apple (1862-1938) & Eva Apple (1867-1918) of Bond Co., Il 1867?(W87) from Bill King

PH0169 Watercolour of home of Richard Ralston Whitlock & Eitha (Gerald) Whitlock, Lake City,SC built early 1900's, undated (W38) from Sara Smith

PH0170 Graham Bennett’s Whitlock car 1997 from David McFarland WhitlockPH0171 Postcard of The Village Inn, Lenox, Ma built 1771 home of John Whitlock (1720's-1808)

1997 (W09)PH0172 Thomas Floyd Whitlock (1895-1921) of Benton, Ar 1918? (W86) from Ann SimsPH0173 Emma Mae Whitlock (1882-1908) of Terre Haute, In 1900 (W86) from Ann SimsPH0174 Grave of Thomas Floyd Whitlock (1895-1921) New Rosemont Cemetery, Benton, Ar

undated (W86) from Ann SimsPH0175 Lynn Isom Whitlock (1887-1969) & Ella Adys (Love) Whitlock (1892-1983) of Benton,

Saline Co., Ar 1915 (W86) from Ann Sims


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PH0176 Graves of Lynn Isom Whitlock (1887-1969) & Ella Adys (Love) Whitlock (1892-1983) NewRosemont Cemetery, Benton, Saline Co., Ar undated (W86) from Ann Sims

PH0177 Thomas Wesley Whitlock (1848-1932) & Sarah Pearl (Nail) Whitlock (1845(54?)-1941) ofBenton, Saline Co., Ar 1886 (W86) from Ann Sims

PH0178 Graves of Thomas Wesley Whitlock (1848-1932) & Sarah Pearl (Nail) Whitlock(1845(54?)-1941) New Rosemont Cemetery, Benton, Saline Co., Ar undated (W86) fromAnn Sims

PH0179 Family of Thomas Wesley Whitlock (1848-1932) & Sarah Pearl (Nail) Whitlock(1845(54?)-1941) of Benton, Saline Co., Ar 1920's? (W86) from Ann Sims

PH0180 Arthur Whitlock (1889- ) & Kathryn (Davis) Whitlock 1910's? (W86) from Ann SimsPH0181 Robert Charles Satchell (1968- ) & Dorrain Kay (Whitlock) Satchell (1959- ) & Mathew

Satchell (1996- ) 1997 (W68) from Dorrain K. SatchellPH0182 David Burney Whitlock (1941- ) & JuReen Kay (Luce) Whitlock (1943- ) & David

Allen Whitlock (1962- ) & Dorrain Kay (Whitlock) Satchell (1959- ) 1990's (W68) fromDorrain K. Satchell

PH0183 David Burney Whitlock (1941- ) 1959 (W68) from Dorrain K. SatchellPH0184 David Burney Whitlock (1941- ) 1946 (W68) from Dorrain K. SatchellPH0185 Burnace Alva Whitlock (1901-1970) & Eva (Paul) Whitlock (1903- ) 1923(W68) from

Dorrain K. SatchellPH0186 Lola May Whitlock (1897-1984) & Burnace Alva Whitlock (1901-1970) 1901 (W68) from

Dorrain K. SatchellPH0187 James Washington Whitlock (1875-1954), William S. Whitlock (1872-1927), Anderson

Ellis Whitlock (1877-1942), Joseph Whitlock 1920's (W68) from Dorrain K. SatchellPH0188 James Washington Whitlock (1875-1954), Clarah Burnett (Bost) Whitlock (1879-1968),

Lola May Whitlock (1897-1984) & Burnace Alva Whitlock (1901-1970) 1910's (W68) fromDorrain K. Satchell

PH0189 Caroline (Johnson) Whitlock (1841-1918) 1900's (W68) from Dorrain K. SatchellPH0190 James Washington Whitlock (1875-1954), Clarah Burnett (Bost) Whitlock (1879-1968),

Lola May Whitlock (1897-1984) & Burnace Alva Whitlock (1901-1970) 1900's (W68) fromDorrain K. Satchell

PH0191 Whitlock Memorial, 1633 Fawley, BKM Sir James Whitlock (1570-1632) & Elisabeth(Bulstrode) Whitlock (1575-1631) 1997 (W02)

PH0192 Whitlock Amorial Windows, Fawley, BKM 1997 (W02) from Sara SmithPH0193 Claud Austin Whitlock (1903-1972) & Cyril Lurene (Wilson) Whitlock (1910-1986) of

Fayette Co., Ga 1963? (W33) from David W. StephensPH0194 Wilson Obie Whitlock (1849-1925) & family of Fayette Co., Ga 1896/7 (W33) from David

W. StephensPH0195 Manila Floyde Whitlock (1901-1990), Sybil Anita Whitlock (1903- ) & Dewey Jerome

Whitlock (1898-1957) 1906? Tecumsah, Ne (W86) from Ann SimsPH0196 Graves of Garold Eugene Whitlock (1915-1996) & Lorraine M. (Kruger) Whitlock (1921-

1973) Tecumsah Cemetery, Tecumsah, Ne 1997 (W86) from Ann SimsPH0197 John Robinson Whitlock (1876-1952) of Tecumsah, Ne 1920's (W86) from Ann SimsPH0198 Grave of Mary Ella (Robinson) Whitlock (1857-1882) of White Co., In (W86) from Ann

SimsPH0199 Floyd Thomas Whitlock (1895-1921), Thomas Wesley Whitlock (1848-1932), Sarah Pearl

(Nail) Whitlock (1854-1941) & Sarah (Giddings) Whitlock (1802?- ) of Benton, Ar 1908?(W86) from Ann Sims

PH0200 Jonathan G. Ellison (1829-1902) & Nancy Minerva (Whitlock) Ellison (1832?-1917) andfamily of Cherokee Co., Ga 1890's (W86) from Ann Sims

PH0201 Charles Edwin Whitlock (1830-1872) & Sarah (Smith) Whitlock (1830?-1915) of PEI1852? (W01) from Chester E. Whitlock

PH0202 Sarah (Smith) Whitlock (1830?-1915) & children of PEI 1890's (W01) from Chester E.Whitlock

PH0203 Whitlock Tire Service, University Ave. & Kent St., Charlottetown, PEI 1965 (W01)PH0204 Family of Otto Link & Hattie Elinora (Helms) Click 1920's? Newport, Wa (W35) from

Theresa Durham


Vol.23 No.3Sep 2004

MAIN LINESFILE:ML304 DATE:August 28, 2004

The following is the Main Line of Thomas Gerald Whitlock, of 4205 Springhill Lane, Arlington, Texas,USA 76016-4414

Married5.Thomas K. WHITLOCK 1830 Dicey Elizabeth BROGAN

(1812-1867) (1807-1850/1)4.Thomas Green WHITLOCK 1871 Susan A. JOHNSON

(1845-1937) Wilson Co., Tennessee, U.S.A. (1850-1932)3.James Thomas WHITLOCK Melissa Adaline AUSBROOK

(1874-1972) (1876-1961)2.Perry Thomas WHITLOCK Ardis COX

(1907-1964) (1911-1974)1.Thomas Gerald WHITLOCK 1949 (1)Joan WYLIE

(1930- Waco, McClennan Co., Texas, U.S.A. (1930-1963 (2)Dolores Jo PASS

Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas, U.S.A. (1941-1978 (3)Doris Jean COLLARD

Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas, U.S.A. (1941-

FILE:ML306 DATE:September 2,2004

The following is the Main Line of William Kievel Gathercole of 16 Kennedy Drive, Haxby, York, UKYO32 3JD

Married12.Peter WHITLOCK 1559 Joane SOUTHCOTT

( -1605) Alwington, Devon, England ( -1625)11.John WHITLOCK Elizabeth ??

(1572-1632) ( - )10.Thomas WHITLOCK Rose ??

(1615-1643) ( - )9.Thomas WHITLOCK 1674 Mary HEAMAN

(1640's-1715) Langtree, Devon, England (1644-1701)8.John WHITLOCK 1723 Catherine MORCOMBE

(1689- ) Langtree, Devon, England ( - )7.Thomas WHITLOCK 1753 Joan CAZER

(1731-1812) Little Torrington, Devon, England (1729-1823)6.Susanna WHITLOCK 1805 Thomas ALLIN

(1767-1844) Langtree, Devon, England (1761-1820)5.Sarah ALLIN George NANCKIEVELL

(1809- ) (1802-1886)4.George NANCKIEVELL 1863 Elizabeth POOLEY

(1838- ) Hartland, Devon, England (1846- )3.Emily Jane NANCEKIEVEL 1896 James GATHERCOLE

(1869-1937) Hartland, Devon, England (1867-1955)2.James W. GATHERCOLE Eleanor HAWNT

(1899-1934) ( - )1.William Kievel GATHERCOLE

( -


Vol.23 No.3Sep 2004

FILE:ML305DATE:August 7, 2004

The following is the Main Line of Henry F. Ludder, 13220 Jesse Smith Road, Mount Airy, Maryland, USA21771-5918

Married7.Samuel WHITELOCK ??

( - ) ( - )6.Samuel WHITELOCK Margaret ??

(1767?-1835) (1761?-1841)5.Samuel WHITELOCK 1839 Ellen BARTLEY

(1807-1858) Co. Armagh, Ireland (1810?-1857)4.Mary Ann WHITELOCK 1865 John EVANS

(1846-1895) Brooklyn, New York, U.S.A. (1834-1897)3.Eva EVANS 1891 George Henry BINDRIM

(1866-1919) Brooklyn, New York, U.S.A. (1867-1904)2.Dorothy Irene BINDRIM 1926 Henry F. LUDDER

(1900-1982) Whitestone, New York, U.S.A. (1904-1975)1.Henry F. LUDDER 1954 Virginia KUYKENDALL

(1927- Whitestone, New York, U.S.A. (1929-

FILE:ML307DATE:,September 2, 2004

The following is the Main Line of Shelley Clarke of 5 Abbott Street, Yarralumla, Canberra, ACT, Australia2600

Married

11.Richard WHITLOCK 1683 Mary WASSALL(1650's-1724) Figheldean, Wiltshire, England (1660?- )

10.Robert WHITLOCK 1712 Elizabeth HEAD(1687- ) Pitton, Wiltshire, England (1703- )

9.Joseph WHITLOCK 1758 Elizabeth DOWNER(1730- ) Breamore, Hampshire, England (1727- )

8.Charles WHITLOCK 1782 Sarah HAINS(1758-1842) Winterslow, Wiltshire, England ( - )

7.Charles WHITLOCK 1809 Sarah HEAD(1785-1859) Pitton, Wiltshire, England (1788?-1858)

6.Jesse WHITLOCK 1851 Maria SELF(1831-1911) Pitton, Wiltshire, England (1834-1902)

5.Frederick Charles WHITLOCK 1885 Ellen STAGG(1853-1893) South Australia, Australia (1861-1955)

4.Ellen Eunice WHITLOCK 1910 Albert Enverdale SPENCE(1893-1950) Victoria, Australia ( - )

3.Irene Rayner SPENCE ??(1914-2004)

2.Ingrid Janice SPENCE 1957 Edward CLARKE(1936- Victoria, Australia ( -

1.Shelley CLARKE(1958-

Whitlock Birth Register

Vol.23 No.3Sep 2004

Date

Place

Name Sex B=Birth C=ChristeningName code

Parents

Source codes

1751 May 27 WHITLOCK John MCFWHITLOCK William

M MELTONMary

ENG HUN WoolleyWW383X778X3459

1751 Jun 29 WITTLACKE Frans Henrich

MCFWITTLACKE Herm

M .JASPERSAnrla Cath

GER WEWiedenbrueck WHM6LOS

1751 Aug 10 WHITELOCK Barbara

F CFWHITELOCK John

MDAWSON Isabel

ENG CUL Castle SowerbyWJ15LOSR1/17

1751 Sep

8 WHITLOCKDaniel MBFWHITLOCK Daniell

MHILTON Mary (MOREHOUSE)

USA CT Fairfield Co., Fairfield Twp (Danbury?) WD12LOS

1752 Jan 18 WHITELOCK Mary

IF CFWHITELOCK Tho.

MENG HRT WareIWT362LOS

I1752 Feb 21 WHITLOCK

ThomasI MCFWHITLOCK Robert

M YEATSHanna

ENG WIL PittonWRR7LOSSAL8

1752 Mar 15 WHITELOCK Isaac

MCFWHITELOCK IsaacM

SIMM MaryENG CUL All Saints, Cockermouth

WI40LDS

1752 Mar 22 WHITLOCK

Mary F CFWHITLOCK James

M WHITLOCKMary

ENG WIL PittonW JA 14X127/8

1752 Apr

1 WITLOCKThomas MCFMENG LND Saint Andrew, Holborn

LOS

1752 May 17 WHITLOCK

Annis F BFWHITLOCK Samuel

MExperience

USA CT Fairfield Co., Danbury Twp WSA28LOSR404/7X408


Samuel MBFWHITLOCK Samuel

MExperience

USA CTFairfield Co., Danbury Twp WSA28LOSR404/7

1752 Jul

5 WHITLOCKE Margaret F CFWHITLOCKE John

MMary

USA MEKittery WJ725X2468

1752 Aug

3 WHITLOCKJohn MCFWHITLOCK Francis

MMENDHAM Sarah

ENG WIL PlaitfordWF30X983X1381/1


Vo1.23 No.3Sep 2004

Date

Place

Name Sex B=Birth C=ChristeningName code

Parents

Source codes

1752 Aug 16 WHITLOCK Bulstrode MCFWHITLOCK James Bulstrode

M

Elizabeth

ENG LND Lying In Hospital Endell Street, Holborn

WJA38LDS

1752 Aug 20 WHITLOCK

Joseph MBFWHITLOCK John

MLEE Mary

USA

CTFairfield Co., Danbury Twp WJ255LDSR78/66R2368/2

1752 Oct

1 WHITLOCKElizabeth F CFWHITLOCK Thomas

MHARITAGE Susanna

ENG LND Saint Leonards, Shoreditch

WT363LDS

1752 Oct

4 WHITLOCKElizabeth F CFWHITLOCK George

M

Elizabeth

ENG GLS Winch comb

WG85LDS

1752 Oct

9 WHITELOCK Robert MCFWHITELOCK John

MJACKSON Dorothy

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

LDS

1752 Oct 16 WHITLOCK Eleanor F BFWHITLOCK Jonathan

M LOBDELL

Sarah

USA CTFairfield Co., Ridgefield Twp WJ86LDSR1227/1

1752 Oct 22 WHITLOCK

John MCFWHITLOCK George

MENG ESS Stock

WG233LDS

1752 Oct 30 WHITELOCK Ann

F CFWHITELOCK John

MLUTKENS Ann

ENG LND SI. Lawrence Jewry

WJ36LDSSOG118

1752 Nov

5 WHITELOCK Mary F CFWHITELOCK Allan

MENG CUL Saint Cuthbert, Carlisle

WALL23LDS

1752 Nov

9 WHITLOCKRachel F BFWHITLOCK Adams

M OSBORN

Elizabeth

USA CTFairfield Co., Ridgefield Twp WADM1LDSR78/67R1227/1

1752 Nov 22 WHITLOCK

Mary F CFWHITLOCK StephenM

Catherine

ENG WIL Pitton

WST6LDSSAL8


Hannah Marriott F CFWHITLOCK Richard

MMARRIOTT Hannah

ENG NTH Whittlebury

WR45LDSX1850/16

1752 Dec 10 WHITLOCK

William MCFWHITLOCK John

MENG HRT Welwyn

WJ299LOS


Vol.23 No.3Sep 2004

Date Name SexB=Birth C=ChristeningParents

Place

Name codeSource codes

1752 Dec 24 WHITLOCK

Sarah F CFWHITLOCK Joseph

M JARVISMary

USA CTFairfield Co., Westport WJ043R88/5

1753

o WHITLOCKThomas MBFWHITLOCKMENG DEV Langtree?

PR

1753 Jan 29 WHITLOCK

Alice Euphemia F CFWHITLOCK John

M WAGSTAFFE

Martha

ENG LND St. Ann Blackfriars

WJ41LDS

1753 Feb 18 WHITLOCK

Ann F CFWHITLOCK John

M LINDSEY

Elisabeth

ENG OXF Cogges

WJ95LDSPR49X84/1


Jonathan MCFWHITLOCK Jonathan

MOLDEN

Elisabeth

ENG WIL Pitton

WJ159LDSSAL8


Humphrey MCFWHITLOCK George

MMary

ENG SOM Crosscombe

WG134X378/3X414/5


James MCFWHITLOCK William

MMELTON Mary

ENG HUN Woolley

WW383X778X3459


Justus MBFWHITLOCK Abraham

M WOOD

Deborah

USA CTFairfield Co., Ridgefield Twp WAM7LDSR1227/1

1753 Mar 21 WHITELOCK Robert

MCFWHITELOCK John

MENG YKS Saint Mary And Saint Nicholas, Beverley

WJ795LDS


Sarah F CFMENG HRT Little Gaddesden

LDS

1753 Apr 19 WHITELOCK John

MCFWHITELOCK Thomas

MENG CUL Kirkland Near Penrith

WT364LDS


Nathan MBFWHITLOCK Josiah

MKNAPP Rachel

USA CTFairfield Co .• Fairfield Twp (Danbury Twp?) WJ040LDS


John MCFWHITLOCK Philip

M PETHERICKMary

ENG DEV Hartland

WPP1LDSR7GH122

Vol.23 No.3Sep 2004


I

Date

Name SexB=Birth C=ChristeningParentsPlace

Name codeSource codes


Elizabeth F CFWHITLOCK William

MLAKE Mary

ENG DEV CreditonWW704LOS

1753 Jul

20 WHITLOCKThomas MCFWHITLOCK ThomasM

EstherENG OXF Ducklington

WT16X84/1PR49SOG160

1753 Sep

4 WHITLOCKRobert MCFWHITLOCK John

M WORBY

ElisabethENG NFK Chedgrave

WJ216LDS

1753 Sep

7 WHITLOCKDavid MBFWHITLOCK Daniell

MHILTON Mary (MOREHOUSE)

USA CTFairfield Co., Fairfield Tw p WD12LDSR78/67


John MCFWHITLOCK Thomas

M LOVELL

HannahENG NTH Whittlebury

WT121LDS


Sarah F CFWHITLOCK James

M TUBBS

ElizabethENG DOR Horton

W JA32LDSSOG225-231

1754

o WHITELOCK Charles MBFWHITELOCKE ClementM

BEHMER Marie

WCM3X492/8

1754

o WHITLOCKThaddeus MBFMUSA CT

Fairfield Co., East Fairfield LDS

1754 Jan

6 WHITLOCKDaniel MCFWHITLOCK FrancisM

MENDHAM SarahENG WIL Plaitford

WF30X983X1381/1X3081/22

1754 Jan

8 WHITLOCKElizabeth F BFWHITLOCK Adams

M OSBORN

ElizabethUSA CT

Fairfield Co., Ridgefield WADM1R78/67R1227/1


Catharine F CFWHITLOCK Thomas

M CAZER

JoanENG DEV Little Torrington

WT7LDS


John MCFWHITLOCK JosephM

READER(RO RuthENG KEN Canterbury, Holy Cross

WJ059X372/2X973/1


Mary F CFWHITLOCK GeorgeMENG ESS Stock

WG233LDS

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