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Publish@d Quart@rly: Jun@, MarchS@pt@mber & D@c@mb@r

Vol. ~:.:;No.. 1r-1arch 198(;F'a<;;.1~ 1__ ~_

Welcome to new subscribers to the Newsletter and welcome

back to those of you who have renewed for 1986. For thoseof you who have not yet renewed your subscription a renewalform" is enclosed and I hope ybu wi II continue to supportthis research with your subscription.

I mentioned in my last issue that I had hoped to do abrochure to advertise what we have being doing over the past

17 years. I have enclosed an examl~le of the brochure for- ••••• M'-: - 'M'" ,'\ •• \/- ••••••• - •.••• -\' •• - ••••••••• ,. .,' "et!·dl.,hu1 yuu GI..,1 qlV~:'JUu an ldt::'d'..,Ift'1t::'~..:""tt:'I·!t,,,,If'_'u!fJ.lt:':::>.

If you have any questions or suggestions regarding thebrochure please do not hesitate to wrlte.

I have also undertaken a mailing campaign and have started

by gatherinq the Whitlock and Whitelock addresses acrossCanada and Jamaica. I wi II expand the area of coverage onceI have a chance to assess the results of this first mailing.In the meantime if there are persons you think might beinterested in receiving a brochure please pass the name andaddress on to me or request copies of the brochure to passon personally.

The last time I conducted such a mailinq was in 1969 and thet"eply r.:.~tio wa~:; one in t<::-t1.It wi II 6<::-in'l;ere~:;t:i.ngto Sf':ewhat kind of responce we get this time.

In other news I am planning to do a series of articles on

Whitlock businesses and would appreciat@ any information youcan pa'5s on regarding local l-Jhitlock busin<::·sses. I alscl

wondered if .anyone would be int~rested_:i.n_com~ili~~ a list'M'" • ""••••••• ~ •• ''''M,' C'M _ ••.. _ 'M.M ,""....' ,I .,." • _ '_,' _.b'."II.",k.,b.1 L.JhJ.tll.."..k:::>'..,r ab'_lutl.J~!lGII..I,_k:,: 1..dip1 l.JhlI'-", ..k ,_,fl.Jint':.~t"~;:;1o'yJ, Wi It~:;hi!··(:;,"'Jho "'Jrott:':'"(:\ Fc:\rlliIy anc:1a Vi IIa~J~",11about the Whitlocks of Pitton, Wiltshire is publishing hisone hundredth book this year plus Brand Whitlock wrote many

volumes andinterestingAny takers·t

()o I. ~:; 1\.10. :I.t'1arc h :1. ':1H t:..P.:::\qE'::;::

many others contributed to the list. Miqht makereadinq as wel las beinq a qreat researc~ tool.

I. have also added a couple more charts to the computer and"'HII Iist th~",fflund<:::'r-th<:::'h<:::'adinci"N<:::'wF"iI,':!-son Disk". ()n<:?­of these is Whitlocks of New Jirsey which was the last oflarge famiI i<:?-s I had to do. I have also finished the N<:?-wJ·~::'r~::;t.~ys€:";:::~!'::'1:1of __ Chuck Ro(:kE,·~t~s C'-7nsus anc:l,m~.sceLlan,-;-.~~~u~?'records lA~gg). Ihese notes lnclude pa~es 3Hg-41~ of IheWhitlocks of Monmouth Co. by 8til lwei I Wh1Ch added a lot tothe existing information on this larqe New Jersey family.

A ne"'J sE:'ction unc:lE~r-thE' f;c:lc:lition"~i"~ thE' "n"s !JJhich sho'.;.}th.;­

questionair<:?-s submitt<:?-d since the last issu<:?-. ()nce al I th<:?-C;:\, 1<:·' cc t :i"oo,t"' ~,':i,~,:-~<::.,.,,~,.~, 1 :i,,-.,-.~'CI:in .100 h ,.7. '-' ,-, rfl1"') Llt.",~ J '.':iI I .7.' d '001 •.. '1:ico .,.. nI.N •• \ ••••• ) •••• I-t::\ •• I .••••• :) <Co••• , ••••••• :i't.. _ .. v _ 1"" _.1 •• Y-Y"••••• ; •••••• \,r J v .

th<:?-"F"iI,:!"~?, on Disk" cataloq.

I h,,:\ve ~:\1 ~"o Ii~:;t'.?dthE:' "ADDRf:~88" fi I'.T:. "'Jhic h g i V·2- t h1::"'n,,:HIH::'Sand addr<:?-sses of a! I the subscr~bers to th<:?-Whitlock F"am~lyN<:?-wsl<:?-tter. N<:?-xt ~o each name 1S the chart number on WhlChth<:?- subscriber is listed. Unfortunat<:?-Iy not al I th<:?-charts

have been put into the computer yet and also somesubscribers have not shown their connection to theirWhitlock ancestors so I am not sure vet of some of thecOI·1nf"",ctions. -'

I hope the new additions ar<:?-of help and that each of vou'vJ :i. I 1 of in d th ,::...N€'·'..,lsI€.·tt ':?Y' 0 of in t ~~r"€.'s.;t• ~

1838 PETITION

Mav it please vou ExcellencyTh& humble Petltion of Matilda Whitlock Sheweth

That your Petitioner being thel'Ji f €.' 0 f l·J:i.Iii am hlh i 'f, 1c,,:: kimprisoned in the Gaol of

tvlontr€.'al fo'r"the all€.'~j,::,'dcrimf":of hav:i.nq bt,,·en t h(::',~L.ltho\" 0 f'00' .- l '':~:'r·.;aln•.. p<::\p,':!-r~5~••. ";Q [:)~?-

Qf a seditiQns tendency. Thisis fal s<:::' as- YOUr-

Petitioners Husband was al~avsa true and Loyal subject a~dthe son of the late CaptainJohn Whitlock of the BritishArmy who distinguished hims<:?-If2!.~5 a brav€.' and g<':.ill,'::'1.ntoffice"r-during the' Americanrevolutionary War and inconsequence of his Loyalty hada valuable propertyconfiscated by the Americansfor which he never receivedi::'1.ny compi:;.nsaticln. C":\pt,,d.nWhitlQck was Captain of theQueens American Rangers.

.4'·',:~)tt-.~''.:.::;-~';:~

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. ~.,_:.:;,-

William C. Whitlock

• Collection Jean-Joseph Girouard, Archives PubIiques du Canada. 1788 - 1876*

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Your Petitioner is we I I aware that the groundless accusatIonagainst her Husband originated from the"hatred and malice of

~ohn A. Mathison, ~ajor of Mitit~a.in the place who_has. beentor years perscutlnq your ~~tltlo~er~ Husband. bhewlng.amost deadly hatred and .u. agaInst hIm In consequence of hIshaving Petitioned the late'Governor General Lord Aylmer toremove from the commission of the same the said Mathison who

h<~d b~;~<~'nqui Ity of .•• enc(?ur·"-'\~;Iil·~g.in·~.?ti("f<!-d:;ionand in. <::: i-" r" .•.• ":.r. .. -:... , r ••••• \ " .• I. _dl ..""ulblnq Ctli:,pi:.<::\,~::,dnd 'l,laI1qull"l./,.."f Gh~ F"ub 3.' ...•Your Petitioner would humbly implore your Excellency to takein~o consi~erat~on the gre~t hardship. of ~h~ ..u~happyPrIsoner beIng Incarcerated In gloomy PrIson. Sutterlng Inhealth, his humble affairs neglected and goinq to ruin, hisfeelings lacerated by accusatio~s both false ana groundless.

An un~appy Wife would solicit your Excel lency's"sympathy tocommiserate _her unfortunate situation and would.humbly praythat your ~xcel lency would be pleased to lIberate herunfcJ1''''l;(,,!I'1at~?husb,;:\nd" ft"om th,~::\tconfitHHflEH1t to I.-Jhichthe darkmalice of his enemies has consigned him And your Petitioneras in duty bound ever pray

Vaudreuil 3rd of February 1838 MATILDA WHITLOCK

Wi I Ii am Whitlock had been imprisoned for his part in the~ebel li?t1 of 183?. Strangely ~he John A. Math~~~n m!nti?nedIn MatIlda's petItIon was marrIed to "the beau~ltul AmerIcanNiece of Capt. John Whitlock". After Matilda's death in1856 Wi I Ii am married Ann, daughter of John A. Mathison!!

NEW CHARTS ON DISK'''''n LJII I TL oCI'" 1 (' <' .":, ." " ,.,,', lJ1.. · 4.. I " , I. <::: ". f N" , T'" <:" •. \ f' ".. T' ".. ~-..::•..• V''''. '" J ••••• ;) .:i pdg~:" .. "rll(, '...•' r:..." I...' i::"'~' ~ t'Y .."~::'/ Y'_'rtlr11...lrtla""8~ Sl...\~:;ann.::'\hU3tock) l...JhitlockO"'116~.50's)

21.WHITLoCK 1{ (~. pag~) ~hiteloc~s ~!_flymouth, Devon from...... -t.- v .- \ ' -£ l.""" ,"I. '-''',' (y" .J .,"it:.

It.!'...lrlla~~....'.~t1<"~1Y 1~.H1n<.Da.w,"? lJh.l~<:.1,...11_ J... " t1.1.t),::~,.J) .." .~~.WHIILoCK 18 <.1 page) Whltlocks of bomerset, ~ngland from~esha~h &,,~ary ~Ca~~e~) Whi~lock. (t11802) .~3.WHIILoCK 1~ <.~ paqes) Whltelocks of Northumberland,England from Jo~n & Alic~ (Burgoyne) Whitelock (M:l.851)24. ADDRESS (2 pages) Subscribers to Whitlock FamilyNewsletter with numb~r of family chart they are listed on.25.WHITLoCK 20 (3 paqes) Whillocks of oxfordshire, Englandfrom ~Ilsha & Anne (Carfer) Whitlock (t11696)

When requesting copies of any of the above or items frOM theu(.'IdditionsU Iist-::;;I ask for Ot1E~ airm.::'\iI st-=.'\mpfor (i!·.::'\chfOUl'"

P ;',\(','~.0" r ~'d"LV'" <:::t .<•• c:I C'l '::H' 1') 0: fl'"•...r' =,\1'1y ...".U IY{:;1" v - ..,\t·1t'»'~, '1"1" :,:\ d '~'.cI f ,"'oj'"-. _.J .••••• j ••• 't ... :t •• -.1 .••• u •••J: , ••• lit ..., ..,f If . -:-' >, t.. '...1 •••• -," I••• <:~ ••••••• U'...,,:::. _ .... _ ..

the Lan,':.'\1·::H1 on·s's I I'H'!·€'cj.!. :.31p, I\IZbt..!,f''IBU, US..:~:.~~?t0: • )Th<~nk=;;"

"WHITLOCKS" OF TRUMPINGTON~

II~I . Tj'''urnpinqt;on, Carnbr:i.d~1~~'... ,E::;t2qlc,.n~~thE:'j'''e isCItIzen's home cal led WHI1LoLKb. It was namedJames Whitelocke wh~ in the 1600Y~ had owned the

',..!.hictl .thE~ horn~~' :i.'s built. Th~:: ',:,<::..I'~!:,1,'Jf..'r,!:-::.c:lI:"opp.::"..'d

1· ·,':·1 .,.. J n .~~..n".•...,p~..·1 =.' ,•.• ~. t "', I.'j .., \,.~, =.' ('~''''n3 ,'" Ir l . 3 4.• 3 ..~ ,'''n y 0"•••• I..r • (:." J~I ••• i ..•.•;••~, •.•. f ••• r c\ v '1..•••• ;\ •••••••••••• ,I '0' • t.-., A •••••••• ~

l·JHITEI..JJCK:::.b!~

a Seniorafter Sir

!~n~,..uP?~dS lL Wd~home cal I

ADDITIONS- _,"REF"163/4

1EA/ 1

166/1

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Loyalists of the American Revolution by LorenzoSabine pages 424~428~595 from Cuma SchofieldCOPy of letter from Matilda Whitlock Dd. 3 Feb. 183Bre imprisonment of husband Wi IIiam in Montreal Gaolfrom Cuma SchofieldCapper~s Weekly Sep.24~1985 re quote by BulstrodeWhitelocke fro~ Iola Ebendorf

Be~edicts.in America re macriage ~f Jemima Benedict& John WhItlock from Iola ~bendorrGilbert Gal lerv Vol.I Jan~1986 re Gershom Gilbert &Eunice Whitlock (MI770~s) from Donna Phil lips

ADDITIONS- "X" MISe419/12

420/1

421/2

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426/1

·::1-27/2

42B/l429/2

430/4·::f·31/11

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·::1·36/1

437/1

·::1·30/3

·::1·40/1

Descent from John & Frances Edna (Todd) Whitlock(M1880~s) from Helen WuerthExtract from GenealoQists' maqazine Sep. 1985 reWhitlock ancestors ot Graham Stuart Holton from V.M.Index of Dorset Whitlock extracts from Jim Whitelock~hitlock~ of ~arkleigh~ De~on ex~rac~s-J~m WhitelockD!~cent trom lsaac & Mary lBurbr;dge) WhItlock plus18~1 ce~s~s of Lockerl.ey, ~am~3shlre_ .t •••••••••• v ••••••• - •• -. I ~.... T ••• '''V' •. J. •••••••

Bc.U,1I'1="-ui II~Yr.:J.<:R~~"~ uf Juhn Lidl.bl '-;1. E..I.I."..~t.J,:·thWhItlock ot Radtord Semele from VIolet GrantLetter from Daniel Ie James Dd.Nov.18~1985 re descentfrom Robert & Frances (Becher) Whitelocke (M1830~s)Letter from Vera Whitelock Dd. Dec.1,1985 re deathsof John A. Whitelock and his sister Phyl lis BattenLetter from Sheila Pike Dd. Dec.5~1985 re Whitlockentries from Stoke Cannon, DevonCard from Wilma Whitelock re marriage of MarilynWhitelock & Jamie Andrew Fraser Feb.16.1985Letter from Jean Vardon Legqe Dd. Oct.~0,1984 toCuma Schofield re Lovalist'QhitlocksLetter from Public A~chives, Ottawa Dd. Nov.16,1984to Cuma .Scho~~eld ~e the A~chi~es'_Whi~~~ck holdingsLetter from JIm WhItelock Dd. Oct.~4,1~85 recorrections to Whit locks of Devon extractsCecil Co., Maryland marriage licences 1777-1840extracts ..by D~A:R: from Chuck Rockett .Descent trom PhIlIp Mark Dawe & Fanny LOUIsa(Edgecombe) Whitelock (M1868) plus obit of Philip J.~JhitE~I()ckof t;undi·"idgE',Ont,,:\i~iofl"()mLoi~> NoonanLetter from Jean Whitlock Dd. Dec.19,1985 remarriaqe of Terry Ross Whitlock & Darlyn RoseSauerw~in Mar.13~1985 .Bridport, Vermont Whitlock births 1842-1870 from PamHa I I oc kLetter from Helen Wue~th Dd.,Jan.9, 1986 recorrectIons to the Whltlock13 chartDescent from Elisha Whitlock of Witney, Oxfordshire(M1696) from Mr.K.V.Dowd

Up0~t!_~0.WH~!~9C~~,~~!~C~~~ f~om E0ya~_~ercival[r·J·1 J. t I •.."...k <. I'll :....I...::, 1~J) t i" ' .• ,nl Jf.:. ·::.in L. L.Jh I C I '..."_kWhitlock extracts from 1851 census of Bishopstoke,

Lockerle~, East Dean & North Baddersley, HampshireEll'<=; S'!" ·' ..''l:;L·iA7'i'·jn·'''''.:: !--In'',::,,,·, d"'·:·tLF- l':;;I(Y"j .1-1"1 1'::'0':;;' f"' •...,rf!

••••••• \0 , u ••,\: ••• r \0••• \.o ••J •••••••••••• 1 •••• \00\ •••• r ..~ ..I .• _ fw. ••••• 1 •• ..1 f •••

....£·5 By' ownLetter from Iris D. Brant Dd Jan.21,1986 re Richard(b.1799) & Mary Whitlock plus daughter Ann (b.1824)al I born in Buckinghamshire in Bromyard, Herfd. 1861

ADDITIONS- QUESTIONAIRES70 ~~SS!~t from Leroy & 0' lien (Stokes) Whitlock

lM1~LU's) from Bea WhItlock71 Descent from Frederick & Emma (Lvnam) Whitelock

(1"11918) fror"lLi II:i. e 11ichi E.. I J

72 Descent from George & Beth (Perisho) Pratt (M1934)from Beth Pratt -

73 Descent from John M. & Josefa (Lucero) Whitlock(M1840's) from Victor J. Dodier

74 Descent from Thomas & Anna (Grace) Whitlock (M1827)from SUf.<CI iV<:"::-~5

75 Descent from Edward & Jane (Smith) Whitlock(1··1:LB·::j.O's)from Ed'".'ard,J. L.Jhitlock

76 Descent from Robert & Lucinda Whitlock (M1860Vs)from Dora DeVaun

77 Descent from John & ? Whitlock (M1820's)from Ann Whitlock

78 Descent from James & Annie (Hogg) Whitelock (M1865)-'V- ~:'!'"om!:;::ayrnond,~~ Ski~:H1~?-\r - ./~ ~escent from SIlas ~ Mary lHooper) WhItlock lM1848)

from Helen M. Wuerth80 Descent from Meshach & Mary (Carter) Whitlock

(M1802) from Graham Holton81 Descent from Thomas Lee & Louisa (Innes) Whitlocke

(M1856) from George Albert Whitlock

WHITLOCKE SAVES ROTHSCHILDThe fol lowing is a statement written for the Police byFra~c~s .O!iver Whit locke, after a shooting incident inSt.Swlthln's Lane, London

7th r"lar-ch1912

qn Monday _~~~t at rabout 5:05p~. I lef~ th~ Rio _TintoCCH"lpany'£:; Uf 'l'lCi"'~:;, 3, L.orflb<O":\rdt:n;\'·'::'f:·t,tor Cannon Str~"':"·etStation with the intention of catching the 5:10pm train hometo Beckenham. I bouqht a paper from-a boy at the corner ofGeorge Street and continued my way down St. Swithin's Lane.As 1 proceeded I was glancing at the front sheet of mynewspaper, when one of 'the aftendants stationed at th~entrance of New Court held up his hand and from this Iconcluded that the car I have frequently seen leavinq NewCourt about this time was coming out. I stopped at theNorth Side of the entrance to al low the car to pass. Thecar slowed down or stopped at the turn of the corner. Justthen I heard a sharp report which I thought was caused by abursting tyre. I noticed a commotion on the other side ofthe La~e ~nd saw a man move to the centre of the Lane so as

to directly face the car. He had something bright in hishand and t heard one or two more reports ana realised thathe was shooting at someone seated in the car. On theimpulse of the ~oment I stepped into the road and seized his

left armv and my impression is that somecme from the otherside of the road ~t the same time seized, or tried to seize,hold of his right arm. Whether the man fired at that momentor not I cannot say, but my impression is that he did. Hethen turned the revolver on to me and fired. As I wasunable to reach his r~gh~ arm and fearing anoth~r 5ho~ at meI released my hold ot hIm and stepped on one 51de. Ihe man

the~= ra~ f~~~~~d,a~~ ~~~P!~~on ~~!_~~!p_o!_h~ ~a~~ ~ro~! ~h!gl~":i"~_~and flY",cJlnt •..•tll.::'_dl. _;)I_IfIl~"_.II"I""th~'I'1..JU.1IlPt'c.I1•••ln t,...' th,--:,

step of the ~ar, s~ize0 hold of the.m~n and pul led him offthe car, holdlng h1m lS such a pos1tlon that he could notstand upriqht. 1 took the revolver from his hand whilst he',.'as in this posit:ion. JU';:5tth,""n t'.rJO01' th~-,"",~'constabl'e~5 1"anup '::\I"1cltook ch.::n-qx:~'of the· pY'i~:;ont:'r?.c:\ndto ont.':'of 'therfl It1<:3.nd<::!·dth,? 1'f".fvolVE·J·-. I fol low,?d thE'rn dO~'Jn thf".fLan,"" <",nelI I t I I . I:: I ".I. i . • "rH;:·"n-c SOI"(I~;:,on,:~-"", 0:\ con~:;t:,,:\')xi:'\;r1,,:\:;n'0J",~,~v'o~.~5a ~v'ounc,l€:'c.1manlying in thE' p1'f".fmises oppo'=5ite !\IE'''JCourt. I did not "Jaitfurth€:'r but continued mv way to Cannon Str€:'et Station andcaught the 5:17pm train lo Beckenham - the whole affair wasov€:'r in a very few minutes so far as I was conc€:'rn€:'d.

The next'morninq I found there was a hole in my overcoatwhich I could not account for, and on furth€:'r examininq myclothes I found another hole in the underiacket and thelining burnt and marked with powder, showing~that wh€:'n th~revolver was discharged it was actually under my jacket. rcal led at Cloak Str€:'et Police Station about IO:30am onTuesday and was referred to Mr. Wal lis who, I was told, hadcharqe of the cas€:'. I then wrot€:' to Mr. Leopold Rothschildoffeiing to qive evidence.

I 'have- been in the emplovment of the Rio Tinto Companyfor four years, havinq previou~lv been 22 years with Messrs:Matheson & Co. - - •

Francis Oliver Whitlocke

~qrandf~~h!~._of Mr~ Julianlbee WHIILULK~ chart}

(1868-1957) was th€:' GreatWyatt of Southampton, England

bE:'hind thE:' qUE:'stion andon his side and going to

AMBASSADOR WHITELOCKEFrom Capper's Weekly, Topeka, Kansas, September 24, 1985

When Bulstrode Whitelocke was ambassador to the Hague he wastossing about through the niqht in anxiety con~erning qomeof the problems that faced him the day before. It seemeo tohim that he could do nothinq about them - except worry.l,n old ~5e~-vant IvinCi in thE' ~;;ame 'I'"OOffl~;;o.'\idto him, "~:;iJ',m,"3.VI ask a QLH0St ion·?1•. - •"CX;:'rt ai n Iy," Y'ep Iif".fdt he amba.s~5ador."Si'l'",c:Iicl'f.:Jc,dgovX:';>J~n the '·"}OJ"Id bEd:()j'- '::~ 'lOU c "Hflt.":-:i, nt 0 it·?""Undoubt<:?-dly, II' 'I'"'~'plie·d L..JI··-.it'2·lc,,:ke."

"l',nd ~d.11 HE' J"ul'<.":- tho:::,v,'orId vJh·en you havx:';>gc,ne· out of it?""Of Cc,u'r"se, HE' '..Ji I I," ~-~':!-~;5potidE·d'l::I-i<:":!'affd:)assado~".""I"h",,:'n,~:;iJ", can you tJ'U~5t Hirff to J"ulx",thE:' 1•••• oJ'·ld ~-.},,,,II'.rJhil.:;:'vou a:1'" E' init? "the ambassador sensE:'d the faithquickly affirmed it by turnings I E:'.r::'p.

"UNDUTIFUL" DIANAIn his l,v:i.11 c:latecl 8th AU<;JU~5t :1.712 ~7;i~-(,-.,IiII :i.arn1,·Jhitt.,,:-lockx'"leavE:'s a leqacy to his daughtE:'r Diana dispite thE:' fact thathE:'r "undutiful <::md di~:;obt.":,dix:~'ntCar1"yag,,,,~5hoJ'·tE:'n'N:!/-1';:;'1'"kindMothE"I'"'~5 d.;lYS". Thf".f ~o;t01~Y bf".fhind ~3i~" hliII iam's COl"l'll'i'fx~nt'=5YE:'mains a mystery but thE:' fact Diana was stil I unmarriE:'d ather death in 1748 may have something to do with it.

MAIN LINESMain lines are the direct Whitlock ancestors only and wherepossible I have given the place of marriage. As-more aredone they can be photocopied and sorted into families.

FILE:MLI7REV:JANUARY 29,1986

The fo~I?~ing i~ the M!in Line of !o~a ~~~_~bendorf of 120South Clltton, Brush, Lolorado, U.b.R. ~07~~

( )10.DAVID WHITLOCK

( -1722)

9.SAMUEL WHITLOCK( -1751)

MARY SHERWOOD( - )

8.JOHN WHITLOCK 1736 MARY LEE(1717-1793) Danbury, Fairfield, Conn., U.S.A. ( - )

7.JOHN WHITLOCK(1745-1828)

6.LEVI WHITLOCK( -1813)

5.SAMUEL SEABURY WHITLOCK 1827 MARY P. KELSEY(1802-1869) Fairhaven, Rutland, VT., U.S.A. ( - )

4.HARRISON WHITLOCK 1857 ANNIS BURTCH(1832-1882) Rich!and, Kalamazoo, Michigan, (1836-

3.0VA KELSEY WHITLOCK(1858-1932)

SUSAN EUNICE CLARK(1855-1910)

2.RUBY EUNICE WHITLOCK 1920 FREDERICK EBENDORF(1880-1969) Trenton, Missouri, U.S.A. (1876-1961)

1.IOLA MAE EBENDORF

FILE:ML18REV:FEBRUARY 1, 1986

The fo! lowinq is the Main Line of Lois (Whitelock) Noonan of1103 - 1285 Ontario Street, Burlinqton, Ontario, Canada L73IVQ -., ....,

Married4.JOHN WHITELOCK 1851 ALICE BURGOYNE

(1819-1883) Thorold, Wel land, Ontario, Canada (1831-1892)

3)WILLIAM JOHN WHITELOCK 1879(1854-1935)

2)WILLIAM LESLIE WHITELOCK 1929(1894-

I)LESLEY LOIS WHITELOCK 1953(1930-

VIOLET McDONALD( - )

LORETTA BERTILLA LAMONDE(

WILLIAM EWART NOONAN(1929-

MAIN LINESFILE~ML16REV~FEBRUARY 15~ 1986

Vol. 5 No.March 19861- ~~age b

The fol lowing is the Main Line of Marion Louise Ehrhart ofP.O. Box 577 1rumansburg, New York~ U.S.A. 14886

( )

10.DAVID WHITLOCK( -1722)

9.SAMUEL WHITLOCK-1751)

MARY SHERWOOD( - )SARAH ??( - )

8.JoHN WHITLOCK 1736 MARY LEE(1717-1793) Danbury~ Fairfield, Conn., U.S.A. ( - )

7.HEZEKIAH WHITLOCK 1765(1741-1802) Redding, Connecticut, U.S.A.

6.HANNAH WHITLOCK(1773-1854)

5.HEZEKIAH TAYLOR(1796-1860)

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1.MARION LOUISE DENISON 1959 GERALD WAGNER EHRHART(1918- ) Ithaca, New York~ U.S.A.

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( - )3.ALFRED HENRY WHITLOCK 1919 BEATRICE MARY ANN GALLAGHER

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