Notes taken by Peter Whitlock at the University of British...

Notes taken by Peter Whitlock at the University of British Columbia Library 1972-1976

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1The Register of Henry Chichele, Archbishop of Canterbury 1414-1443 - Vol. IV P.108 -Undated, probably 1414. Licence to John Tikhill, rector of St. Gregory's in St. Paul'scemetery, London, to join in marriage John Whitelok, of the king's chamber, and MarionTurkele, without having the banns thrice proclaimed provided that notice of the intendedmarriage is given by the rector at a reasonable time before the ceremony.

Latin follows Mariana Turkele filia Willelmi Turkele....

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2Cornwall in the Great Civil War, by Mary Coate

P.38l. No.13 - List of Cornish Members of Parliament in the Parliament of RichardCromwell January 1659. - West Looe - William Whitelocke Esq. Middle Temple

County of Middlesex, Calendar to. the Sessions Records = Vol. I 1612-14 P.147 - 2 - 11June, 11 James I (A.D. 1613). John Smithe of Milford Lane, St. Clement Danes,yeoman for stealing...from Peirce Griffin, esquire at the same.Guilty, no goods, to be hanged

Prosecutors - Joan Whitlocke, John Jones. Sess Roll 522/213G.D.R. 2/4

- 30 January, 11 James I (A.D.16l3-4). Christopher Whitlock ofSt. Saviour's, Co. Surrey, cooper, and Richard Slough _____of Fulham, cook forThomas Skyn (Skynn) of Barking, cooper, for an affray and breach of the peace atChelsea in the time of Divine Service.

Sess Roll 528/153Sees Reg. 2/39

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3Middlesex - Calendar to the Session Records - Vol. II 1614-15P.1026 September, 12 James I (A.D. 1614) John Brunstead of St. Martin's-in the Fields,innholder, and William Goodacre of the same, yeoman, for Thomas Whitelock of thesame, blacksmith, for buying one nag and a mare stolen from Roger Llewellen of

Llanwern, co Monmouth, yeoman and of the said Roger to give evidence againstCharles Jones for the said mare and nag.The said Charles delivered by proclamation. No true bill

Sess Roll 535/29,75,111G.D.R. 2/29 d,32

- Vol. III 1615-16

P.196. Recognizances of:John Cade of Whetstone, victualler, and John Knightley of South Mimms, labourer, forRichard Young of the same, victualler,to appear and do his endeavour to bring forth hiswife, to answer the misdeamors committed in their house; and of Richard Whitlock ofChipping Barnet, co. Hertford, wheelwright, and John Goodall of the same, blacksmith,for William Foster of the same and Joan his wife to answer for their misdemeanorscommitted in the house of the said Richard Young; and of Thomas May of Enfield,maltman, and John Catlinson of the same, surgeon for John Butterfield of Barnetaforesaid, charged to live from his own wife and to live incontenently with the wife of thesaid Richard Young.

4Writ of supersedeas, witnesses by E. Coke at Westminster, issued on

12 Feburary, 13 James I (A.D.16l5-l6), for the said William and Joan Foster.Writ of Supersedeas issued on April 5, 14 James I (A.D.16l6) for thesaid John Butterfield, bound over in bail to ___._____ of Hadley andWilliam Wallup of St. CLement Danes

Sess Roll 550/38-41Ses. Reg. 2/295

- Vol. III

P.22l.

Elizabeth Willett of Lime house, spinster, for stealing five barrels of tar worth 80s

belonging to William Palmer, at the same.

Not guilty, Acquitted

Prosecutors:- Richard Whitlocke of London, merchant, William Palmer of

Limehouse, ropemaker, and Mary his wife, David Parrey.

The said Pulman to bring forth Edward Burde (Birde) servant to a brewer, who sold to

the said Pulman the five barrels of tar belonging to the said Palmer, for which the said

Elizabeth is indicted.

The said Edward acknowledges, seeks the book, reads, to be branded.

Sess Roll 551/47, 100

G.D.R. 2/77d,8l,82d

-Vol. IV 1616-1618 2&3 of April 15 James I (A.D.1617)

P.115

- Gaol Delivery Register Vol II of.111

Jesper Whitlock for burglary and divers goods of Peter Jones.

Guilt to the value of 10d, no goods, to be whipped.

5P.117-118, f.112

William Skellarne (Skelhorne) pf St. Clement Danes, saddler, handed in Bail to Thomas

Hodson of the same, gentleman, and Robert Molde of St. Bride's, shear-grinder, to

appear at the next and meanwhile to be of good behaviour for buying a stolen saddle

from one Jasper Whitelocke (and f.117d)

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Norfolk Archaeology Vol.XXVII

P.9

Thetford Cluniac Priory - Extracts from the accounts for reparations to the Buildings andfittings of the Cluniac Priory.

1482-83 from 8 September - f.3b £. s. d....repairs of wales John Whitelok for labour for the same 1. 0.

P.18

Misc extracts 1482-83 f.3bJohn Whytelok for digging dedlyme & Clay 1. 8.

P.264

Hundred of Earsham - Billingford 1552

502,75 (Dated 30 Aug.) Robert Estowe Matthew Blyth Harry Whitlocke and John Estowe

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Oxford Historical Society Vol. XXIV

History of Kidlington etc.

P.214 - Chapter VI1. - Parish Registers of Yarn ton and OVerseers' Books 1569

Married- 1596 William Whitlocke, Gent. and.....Basford

Somerset Arch & Natural History Society - 1932 Vol.LXXVIII

Somerset Incumbents 1354-1401Wheathill...Henry Whytlok paid as rector in 1377. He died in or before 1407

Somerset Arch & Natural History Society - 1951 Vol. XCVI

P.79 Death of Thomas Godwin, Bishop of Bath and Wells (1584-90)

...He asserted that about two hours before the bishop died, thekey was delivered by Thomas Purefey to his father, William Purefey, forsafe keeping, and the box was given to the charge of one "Whitlocke" of Wokingham.

1. this was probably the Jerome Whitlocke mentioned by Thomas Manton. The Whitlockes(or Whitlocks) had held the manor of Beaches in Wokingham since the end of the fifteenthcentury. V.C.H. Berks iii,229

P.87

William Whitlock of Wokingham in Berkshire had one Rochet of Holland with cambricsleeves valued at £6.13s.4d and a great horse which cost him £10.

P.101

of these one was the great horse called Boulting which went to Jerome Whitlocke and twoother great horses for the coach. They were all worth £10 each.

P.106

7...and the rochet of holland with cambric sleeves which William Whitlocke of Wokinghamhad. It was worth £6.13s.4d.

The Committee at Stafford 1643-1645 - the order book 1644

Ashton - whereas Thomas Whit10cke souldier under Lieutent Col. Jackson at thebeginning of the warrs in the Countie having his theigh broken and being very sorelywounded besides, did lye at the house of Robert Ashton in Over Mathfield for the spaceof twelves weeks during which time as is affirmed by the said Lieutent Colonell the saidAshton had no paye of him for his Quarters and dyet It is therefore ordered that the saidAshton being tenant to Mr. William Orme a Delinquent shall be abated out of his rent which

he is to pay to the Sollicitors for Sequestration for the said Whitlocks dyet after the rate ofthree shillings the weeke during the said twelve weekes agreed upon by Colonell Leigh,L.C. Jackson, Capt. Stone and Capt. Barbour.

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8Sussex Archaelogical Collections - Vol.LXIX

P.12l Sussex deeds in Private hands - Framfield

Command that Nicholas Collyn and Elizabeth. his wife. agree with Henry Gage. gentleman.re lands etc. in Whytlock and Framfield. 24th August 1588

(in index Whitelock. Isaac & Joyce Hasler widow. 2.209 Notes & Queries)

Sussex Archaelogical Collections - Vol.95

P.45 Sussex Coroners in the Middle Ages

...1343...0n 7 Sept. John Walford of Houghton (Hoghton). Nicholas Bokland. John Boklandof Felpham (Felgham) and William Joket slew John Whitlok at "Suthfeld" in Felpham...

(Sent to King.s Bench on a writ dated 3 Nov.1343. The principals were later outlawed andthe accessaries then placed in the exigent.)

Kings Bench Controlment Roll 6.m53

Sussex Archaelogical Collections - Vol.99

P.12 Early Taxation in Sussex - Hundred of Rotherbridge - Duncton 1340?

Thomas Wytlocke1/2 Rye 1/2 Small oats 1 yearl'gs 1 sester Cider 2 Cows Duc.l.8

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9Sussex Record Society - Vol.XXXII

1.Sussex Marriage Licences - Archdeaconry of Chichester, Jan.1731-1800

P.43 May 13,1737 William Coward of Rumbolsweek, husbandman, b. and Elizabeth White(Whitelock in Bond) of the same, S.W., S.S. and sd W.C. and Henry Budd of Hayling, co.Southants, yeoman (Rumboldsweek) (b.c.)

Sussex Record Society - Sussex Record Society - Vol LX

Custumals of the Manors of Laughton, Willingdon and Goring. - Laughton Nov.13,1292 -Customaries of Dikere

...William Whylok 1d

The Dugdale Society - Vol.IX

The register of Walter Reynolds - Bishop of Worcester 1308-1313

P.100 Letters Dimissary fol.81

iiii K. Ap. Geoffry Wedelok of Bristol, ac, ts

P.97 Fol.43

K.Feb. Wm. de Wythlaxford, s. to d. and p. John de Withlaxford ac. to s.

P.27 General Matters Fol.35d

The Bishop being appointed by the apostolic see sole executor about a provision o f anecclesiastical benefice for William de Wythlaxford a poor clerk... London, XIII K. Dec.1311

10P.130 Ordinations Fol 44d Subdeacons

Beneficed - John rector of Upton Warin... Phil s. of Ralph de Wythlaxford, pres P. St.Johnof Jerus, in England.

P.137 Deacons Fol 70d

Phil de Wythlaxford

P.139 Priests

Wm de Wythlaxford, pres. A. Evesham

P.146 1313 Fol 75 - Priests

Phil s. of Ralph de Wythlaxford

The Dugdale Society - Vol.XVI

Rolls of Warwickshire and Coventry Sessions of the peace 1377-1397, MSS E4

P.21, #57

sultum fecit in Walterum Wetlok’ et ipsum verberauit vulerauit et male tractauit contrapacem domini Regis. (Walter by Renwill skinner...assaulted Walter Wetlok, beating,wounding and maltreating him)

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11The Dugdale Society - The Stoneleigh Leger Book 1392?

p.33 The case against Robert of Canley 1266 - fol.21

Item coram eixlem iusticiarus inquisicio facta fuit per preceptum domini regis perAlexandrum Nowers Robertum de Wythlakesforde ....

P.37 -1253 (fol.25) Problems of tallage and murder fine

...Robertum de Wythlakesforde...

p.57 1286 (fol.38b) Charter of the warren - licenses in mortmain

...sine licensia nostra et capitalis domini de que res illa immediate tenetur volentes tamenRoberto de Wyghtlokesforde...

P.140 1284 (fol.99) Staleworth lands

...inter pratum rectoris ecclesie de Asscho et pratum Roberti Wytloke de eadem habendamet tenendam predicto...

P.142 1284 (fol.99b)

...inter pratum rectoris et Robert Wytlok vnam dtmidiam acram prati reddendo nobis...

P.235 1409?? (fol.168b) Finham rental

Et vnam acram quondam Johannis Witlok...

Wiltshire Archaeological & Nat. Hist. Soc. -Vol.I Feet of Fines. Wiltshire Ed I and Ed II

P. 41 1295 #10 Morrow of Martinmas

William de Piriton. chaplaim. pl. Robert Wytlok. of Lydiard Tregos and Edith his wife. imp..1 messuage and 6 acres of land in Pyriton' (A.) to hold to pl. (Warranty) Cons. 12 marks

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P.100 1318 l2Richard II #25. Oct. of Michaelmas

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Walter de Radenore. pl. John Whitlok. of Lydiyard Tregos. Def. 1 messuage 34 acres ofland and 7 acres of meadow in Lydeyerd Tregos. (F.) To hold to pl. (Warranty) Cons. 20marks

Wiltshire Archaeological & Nat. Hist. Soc.-Vol.X Two 16th Century Taxation lists 1545 &1576

P. 5 Hendred of Alwarburye - Pytton and Farley 1545

Thomas Whytlok £ -.10s.0d

P.128 Hundred of Alderburye - Pytten and Farleyghe 1576

Edithe Whitlocke £5.0.0 £ -.8s.4d

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12'Wiltshire Archaeological & Nat. Hist. Soc. (Cont) Vol. XI Wiltshire QuarterSessions and Assizes 1736

P.11 #68 Presentments of the juries for the hundreds. A1derby (A1derbury)...JosephWhitlock

P.11 #70 (alderbury) Frustfield...John Whitlock (of Whiteparish in index pmw)

Bailiffs returns of jurors and constables to serve for the hundreds

P.14 #86 A1derbury...William Jones, Joseph Whitlock, both of Pitton and Farley...

P.15 #91 Frustfie1d...John Whitelock...of Whiteparish

P.129 Appendix 1 A list of the J.P.'s for co. Wilts 7 July 1736

Esquires...Whitlock. Samuel

13P.130 Freehold Book 15 Oct. 1736 -Alderbury - Pitton & Farley

...Joseph Whitlock, yeoman, ---L. and C. 20L.

P.140

...Joseph Whitlock, -Kinwardstone - Chilton Foliatt

Samuel Whitlock, Esqr.

P.147

Samuel Whitlock, Esqr. -Warminster - Carsley

...John Whitlock-------

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14Wiltshire Arch & Nat. Hist. Soc.-Vol .XVII

Wiltshire apprentices and their masters 1710-1760

P.122 #1898 Potticary, William: to John Whitlock, woolstapler, of Warminster: 6 May 1723:C.I.C.: 4 years £15 (8 May 1723: 47/205)

P.190 #1399 Laurence, Roger, s.of Roger, deceased: to John Whitlock , blacksmith ofWhiteparish: 25 March 1721: C.I.C.: 6 years .£5 (28 Mar.1721: 47/87)

P. 22 # 336 Brittan.Benjamin: to Nathaniel Witlocke, blacksmith, of Warminster: 29 Mar.1758: I : £5 (27 Apr.1758: 53/74)

P.116 #1809 Pearce, Thomas: To Nathaniel lock, blacksmith, of Warminster: 21 May 1753:I : £3 (1 June 1753: 51/263)

P.171 #2663 Whitlock. Joseph, s.of John, yeoman: to Samuel Woodyer, blacksmith,of Salisbury: 29 Sept.17l6: C.I.C.: £5.16.0.(15 Dec.1716: 45/5)

P.172 #____ Whitlock. Matthew: to John Harris, blacksmith of Alderbury: 29 Sept.1757: I : £10 (17 July 1758: 53/74)

Wiltshire Arch & Nat. Hist. Soc. - Vol, XXIV

Court Rolls of the Wiltshire Manors of Adam De Stratton, Portmoats of Hughworth

P.156 #182 (M4d) Portemotum de Worth'in Crastino Beati petri advincula anno XV (2 Aug.1287)Essanie

...versus Richardum Wvtlok de placito transgressionis

P.157 #183 Portemotum de Worth’ due jovis proxima Ante Exaltacionem sancte crucis Anno Regni

E. XV (11 Sept. 1287) 15Johanna de Ingelesham per Walter de Inglesham versus Johannem Wytlock de placito transgressionis

vjd... Johanna de Ingelsham et Johannes Witlok sum'

P.158 #184 (M22) Portemotum de Worth in crastino sancti Michaelis Anno Regni E.XV Intrante(sic) (30 Sept.1287)

iijd...Johanna de Ingelsham vadiat legem contra Richardum Witlok quad die Mercurii proxima posttranslacianem beati Thome martris (9 July 1287)

P.159 #185 Porte....(Nov.8,1287)

Richardus Witlok districtus pro defalta et Richardus de Bathe plecius suus sum" audire judicium eoquod non habuerunt eundem ad prosequendium versus Johannam de Ingelsham, unde ipsa recessitsine die

Wiltshire Arch & Nat. Hist. Soc. - Vol, XXV

Abstracts of Wiltshire Inclosure Awards and Agreements

P.13 #3 Alderbury = Pitton & Farley chapelries

...Award 3 Dec.1819 (enrolled 4 Feb.1820); Earl of Ilchester 472a. (Including leases,Joseph Whitlock; Elizabeth Whitlock;...

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The Fifteenth Century Cartulary of St. Nicholas' Hospital, Salisbury - Brethern & sistersadmitted

P.239 1898 Oct.19 James Whitlock, for 40 years parish clerk of West Harnham, aged 78;the room of J. Wheeler, deceased.

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The Yorkshire Journal -Vol. III

P.82 Register of Marriages in Yorkminster

#1044 - 1736 Nov.22 Edward Smith242 and Grace Whitelock .both of par. of Holy Trinity inKing's Court (Lic.)

242 Edward Smith. haberdasher of small wares. was one of the city chamberlains in 1741.and sheriff in 1764-5. IN 1766 he fined for alderman and was disfranchised at his own

request. He died 16 April 1799 aged 88 and was buried in the church of St. Saviour

P.92

#1168 - 1740 Nov.10 John Pearson of Claxton. in ye par. of Bossal & Mary Whitelock ofthe same

P.96

#1221 - 1741 Feb.4 Thomas Whitelock of Bishop Monkton. in ye par. of Ripon & ElizabethWilkinson of ye par. of Coxwold. (lic.)

The Yorkshire Journal -Vol.XXXIII

P.263 The Foundation of Chantries in the Cities of Nottingham and York 1350-1400

...Such bequests occur in the will of Agnes Lackton. dated October 22, 1391: she left sixmarcs to brother William Chawmont. four marcs to dom Robert Whitlock...

17The Yorkshire Journal -Vol. XXXV

P.30l Extracts from a Doncaster Court Roll of Sixteenth Century.

-Doncaster - Saint George Gate. 15 Eliz.

Item: Thomas Whitlock for one midden iid

The Yorkshire Journal -Vol.XXXVI

P.129 Some Documents Relating to Sark Island

#582. A survey and valuation. with plan. drawn up by William Whitelock for the SurveyorGeneral of H.M. Land Revenue. 1798. In addition to the information given in No.580 thereis an interesting general account of the district. with estimates for the cost of itsimprovement.

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The Yorkshire Archaeological Journal -Vol.XL

West Riding Commissioners of Enclosure 1729-1850

P.409...In the same year (1803) William Whitelock of Brotherton had eight enclosures inprogress...

1. Whitelock died in 1810 and left six uncompleted enclosures

The Yorkshire Arch. & Top. Assoc. -Records Series -Vol. II

Yorkshire fines - 1567 Trinity Term, 9 Elizabeth

Plaintiff Deforciants

Lancelot Whvtolok John Lazynby & Margaret His wife Messuage with lands in Theske

The Yorkshire Arch. & Top. Assoc. -Records Series -Vol. IV

Wills in the York Registry 1636-1652 - bundle for 1643-4

April White1acke, Christopher, Thirske, Yeoman Date of WillMarch 25,1643

Wills in the York Registry 1636-1652 - Bundle for 1649-50

June Whitlock, Marmaduke , North Cave, blacksmithJuly Feb. 13,1646

Wills in the York Registry 1636-1652 - Bundle for 1650-1

June Whitlocke. Richard, son of Wm. Whit10cke of Staunton upon Dacre, Co. Cumb (dec?)(Adm. Bond)

19The Yorkshire Arch. & Top. Assoc. -Records Series -Vol. VI

-1389-1514Nov.18 1506 Whitlok. John, York, Bladsmyth, Dec. 23,1506

Vol. 6 fol 170

The Yorkshire Arch. & Top. Assoc. - Records Series -Vol.XXII-1585-1594

May 19,1589 Whitlock, Lancelot ,Tbriske, Blacksmith, Apr. 1,1589Vol.24,fol.51

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The Yorkshire Arch. & Top. Assoc.-Records Series -Vol. XXIV-1594-1602

Vol. folJune 28,1595 Whitelocke, Richard, Topcliffe, smith, May 6,1595 26 137Dec. 8,1600 11 , Thomas , North cave, Blacksmith Jan. 9,1599 28 268

Appendix - Administrations Acts

Dec.14,1599 White10cke, Francis, Thirske, (Bulmer)

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20The Yorkshire Arch & Top. Assoc.(Cont)The Yorkshire Arch & Top. Assoc. -Records Series -Vol. XXVIII

-1612-1619Vol. fol

Oct.10,1616 Whitlock, Margaret , Wallowthwit, par. Rippon, Jan.10,1614 34 227

The Yorkshire Arch & Top. Assoc.-Records Series -Vol. V

Yorkshire Fines - 1573 Easter Term, 15 Elizabeth

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P.Henrv Whitlocke and Christopher Battie

D.John Greve, esq and Katherine his wife

Lands in Raynton, and Aistenbie, Common Pasture in Raynton Carr, called the OxePasture, and common pasture in the New Closse in Raynton

The Yorkshire Arch & Top. Assoc. -Records Series -Vol. VII

Yorkshire Fines - 1585 Michae1mas Term, 28 & 29 Elizabeth

P.Lancelot Whvtlocke

D.Thomas Foxe, gent & Frances his wife and Nicholas Foxe, gent

Lands in Bagby in the Parish of Kyrkby Know1e

The Yorkshire Arch & Top. Assoc. -Records Series -Vol. VIII

Yorkshire Fines - 1598 Trinity Term, 40 Elizabeth

P.John Nelson

D.

Francis Whitelock and 8 acres of land in Bagbie Ann his wife

Yorkshire Fines - 1599 Michaelmas Term 41&42 Elizabeth

20P.John Wright, gentD.Lancelot Whitlock

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21The Yorkshire Archaelogical Society -Records Series -Vol. XXXV

Wills in the York Registry 1627-1636 Administrations 1627-1652

Jun.24,1650 Whitlocke. Richard, son of Ric. W. of Staunton, Co. Cumb.dec., fol 68 Preropative

The Yorkshire Archaelogical Society -Records Series -Vol. XXXVIII

Wills etc. from the Dean and Chapter's Court 1321-1636 Probate

Apr.13,16l3 Whitelocke. Launcelot, par. St. Mich. Ie Belf, YorkDate of will Dec. 20,1612, incomplete Vol.5 fol.202

Historical monuments in London -Vol. IV The City

Whitelock or Whitlock

Sir. James, 1624 shield-of-arms of: Middle Temple Hall (glass), Farringdon

Without (10), p. l50b.

William, Treasurer of Middle Temple, inscription recording rebuilding of Middle TempleCloisters, 1681, by: Farringdon Without (10)p.151b

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Survey of London Vol.VII - St. Leonard - Shoreditch

Monuments- To Elizabeth & Nahum Croseley and others.

. . .

also Mr. Peter Whitelock of this parish departed this life August 10,1781, Aged 79 years

Survey of London - Vol. XXXIII

P.6l No's 8&9 Soho Square - now the French Protestant Church. No.8 ...School...until 1899and then by the Reverend William Whitelock until 1805 /1799???


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23The Westminster City Fathers (1585-1901)

P.180 -1863- No. 5 Burgesses Law & Haines, Assistant Burgesses Whitelock and Turner.

The History of Hitchin Vol. I

P.210...l649...or in that of Captain Nathaniel Wilmer, brother of John Wilmer, the Puritanvicar of Hitchin, who, having been a grocer in the City allied himself by marriage toBu1strode White1ocke...

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The Records of the City of Norwich -Vol. II

P.251 CCCCVI - Rents received from Religious bodies and others (fo158) (between1397&1392)pmw

namely. of the Dean of the College of the blessed Mary in thefields...for the tenement of late William Whitlok's, ld.

P.365 CCCCXLVII a rental of 1346

of Margaret Whvtlok for 2 shop there, 2s.8d. (in the market)

P.366 CCCCXLVII of Small farms.

of Margaret Whytok for the house called Cornhous, id.

Studies in Stuart Wales

P.135 The weightiest name on the Cardiganshire list is that of Sir Richard Pryse ofGogerddan, who for the past twelve months had represented his county in parliament inplace of the expelled Royalist member; his political views may have been influenced by hismarriage into the Myddelton Family, as his son's were by his marriage to the daughter ofthe Cromwellian Bulstrode Whitelock.2 Cf. Thurloe, V.112

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The Verney Letter of the 18th Century 1717-1799 -Vol. II

P.287 John Crowder and Mr. Whitelock are also among Earl Verney's friends Mar. 1786

References to General Whitelocke

1.Auck1and Papers -Vol. IV2.Corres. of Lord Cornwallis 3.The Journal of Lady Holland -Vol.III P 515(1791-1811 -Vo1.II, P.204

Passages from the Diaries of Mrs. Philip Lybbe Powys

P.177 When William the Third arrived in England, Lord Lovelace, with seventy followersand gentry and others, rode to welcome the King, but were stopped at Cirencester, whereLovelace was taken prisoner, and young Bulstrode Whitelock , grandson of Sir BulstrodeWhitelock of Fawley Court, Berks and son of Mr. William Whitelock of Phillis Court, Oxonwas shot, and died November 14,1688.

References to Richard Whitlock's Zootomia

1.Sir John Berkenhead 1617-16792.G. Williamson's Seventeenth Century Contexts (1960), P.191

National Enclyclopedia of Biography

Whitlock Nicoll 1786-1838

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A Second Jacobean Journal 1607-1610

P.I06 Sept.20,1608 Death of Capt. Whitlock.Capt. Edmund Whitlock is dead and my L.(Sussex) hath buried him with his ownancestors.

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AMERICAN SECTION

New England Historical & Genealogical Register -Vol.XI

P.359 Catherine King...married a Mr. Walton...his only son William Walton, married adaughter of Peter Vanderhoof of Orange, N.J. He died leaving his widow, who survives himand lives with her daughter the wife of John C. Whitlock, Esq. of Rocky Hill, N. Jersey.

New England Historical & Genealogical Register -Vol.XIV

P.349 - 3 Aprilis,1635 At Gravesend

Theis under names are to be transported to St. Christophers

. . .

In the Peter Bonaventure, Tho, Harman Mr. Bound for the Barbadoes theis under writtennames p’ order: they have taken ye oaths of Supremacie and Allegeance....Wm. Whitlock years 31

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New England Historical & Genealogical Register -Vol.XVII

P.2l6 The Mason Family

V.Gen.240 Robert Mason M.1774 Chloe Case b.19 July 1756 at Simsbury... she died 17May 1815, and he d.5 Feb.1835...Their Children were: (281) Chloe, b.22 July 1775, atSimsbury; M. Whitlock 23 Nov.1793 of Castleton, Vt., and had 9 Children: 1.James, b.20Jan.1795, 2. Sarah,b.10 April 1798; d.23 June 1799. 3,Sarah 2nd b.9 April 1800. 4, SamuelS., b.25 May 1802. 5, Chloe Mason, b.17 Jan.1805. 6,Phebe, b.26 Aug.1806;

28d.23 March 1810. 7, Daniel Mason, b.28 Nov.1809; d.23 March 1810. 8, Levi, b.28Feb.1811; d.15 April 1813. and 9 Simeon L., b.23 August 1813; d.8 March 1814.

New England Historical & Genealogical Register -Vol.XXX

P.399 Charles Whitlock Moore...was the son of John Moore of Boston and was born in thisplace March 29,1801

New England Historical & Genealogical Register -Vol. XXXIV

P.234 The Stebbins pamphlet is a genealogical table of the descendants of the twograndfathers of Maria Stebbins, daughter Simon and Eunice (Whitlock) Stebbins, of NewYork, namely Theophilus Stebbins and Robert Whitlock, both of Ridgefield, Ct.

New England Historical & Genealogical Register -Vol.XXXVIII

P.308 Genealogical Gleanings in England

Edward Rawson, of Colbrooke, in p. of Langley Marris, in Co. Bucks, mercer, 16 February1603 proved 4 May 1604. To my wife Bridget Rawson for and during her natural life, myhouse and tenement and appurtenances, &c lying in Colbrooke, now in the occupation ofEdward Whitlock...

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p.383 The Savery Families of America

iii Isaac, b.Sept.5,1743; M. Jan.1,1772 Deliverance Clifton...From him through Benjamin,who married Lvdia Whitlock...

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P.111 Thomas Blond of Sundridge, Kent., gent, 18 Nov.1617 pr 16 May,1618... Mydaughter in law...Emme Whitlatche...

P.136 Anne Herdson of Merton, Surrey, widow, 30 July 1668 pre 16 March 1668...ladvWhitlock, ...to Lady Whitlock's son Samuel Whitlock... Coke 32

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P.50 Sexton’s Book, First Church, Elizabeth, N.J. - Deaths

...child of Ephraim Whitlock Aug.3l,1799

New England Historical & Genealogical Register -Vol.V

P.353 Memoir of the Stebbins Family

Theophilus, s. of Benjamin and Sarah, mar. Ann Couch, who was b.l729...They had ninechildren..., Simon, Mar. 16 May,1792, Eunice Whetlock, 4ch.

New England Historical & Genealogical Register -Vol.LII

P.248 Genea. Gleanings in England

Robert Whotlock of Rattlesden, knacker, 20 Sept. 1622, pr 8 Oct.1622. My KinsmanThomas Skott of Rattlesden, glover. My sister Martha Scott...House in Norfolk ...my brother

Roger Whotlock gave me 30... Consistory of Norwich, B. Bradstreet£.125.

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P.404 Gleanings from English Archives

Will of Edmund Gasnolde of Codenham in Co.Suff...March 1559... Servant WillmWhiteloke...

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P.394 Descendants of William Thorpe

10. John4 Thorpe(John3 , John3 , William1 ,) married, Sept.1760 (Weston, Conn, ChurchRedord) or Oct.17,1760, Marg, widow of Joseph Whitlock.Child.1. John5 b.Sept.2,1761


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P.250 Emigrants from England - Port of Portsmouth, 3rd to 10th March 1776

...Mr. Willm Whitlock Planter from Jamaica ship Thetis to Jamaica to return to his Plantations

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P.170 Records of the Greenfield Hill Church, Fairfield Conn.

The names of ...Heads of Families...Nov.1762

...Oliver Whitlock

P.171 Persons being admitted to full communion... 31

Wd. Whitlock

P.173 Admitted Aug 8,1726

The wife of Samll Whitlock #57

P.175 April 19,1740

David Whitlock #152Ruth wife of David Whitlock covenanted Baptized and admitted #153

P.176 Feb.7,1792

Oliver Whitlock & His wife were admitted #236

December 4, 1763

Melison 3rd wife of Oliver Whitlock forn the Chh in Norwalk began to Partake #240

P.286 Renewed Cov’t

Dec.15,1717 Samll Whitlock

P.288 Mar.16,1740 Sarah Whitlock, Ren. Cov’t #108

P.291 Mar.8,1752 Oliver Whitlock & his wife Unice re’d Cov’t #228 #229

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P.42 #24

Samll Whitlock BaptizedSarah Whitlock, wife to Samll Whitlock Baptized

Their Children 32

John Whitlock Born Bapt. Dec.15,1717Hannah Whitlock Born Bapt. Dec.15,1717Sarah Whitlock Born Bapt. Jun.5,1720

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Samll Whitlock Born Bapt. Jul.29,1722David Whitlock Born Bapt. Jun.21,1724Josiah Whitlock Born Bapt. May 22,1726Mary Whitlock Born Bapt. Feb.4,1727/8Nehemiah Whitlock Born Bapt. May 10,1730Ebenezer Whitlock Born Bapt. Jan.27,1734/5


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P.375 #48 Hannah Whitlock Died#74 Ebenezer Whitlock Died#79 Sam'll Perry and Sarah Whitlock marryed April 28,1742#87 Daniel Whitlock and Mary Hilton alias Morehouse: was married May 13,1746

P.378 #114 Oliver Whitlock & Eunice Ogdon was married May --,1751#121 The wife of Oliver Whitlock Dyed. 1753. She was a youngerly womanNov.26 Elizabeth wife of David Whitlocl Dyed. [1755 pmw]

Aug.3l,1757 William _______and Marget Whitlock was Joyn'd in ye Bans ofMarriage

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P.34 Nov.17,1763 Oliver Whitlock of Greenfield & Wido Melison Taylor of Norwalk weremarried #51Apr. 9,1770 Robert Whitlock of Greensfarms and Susanna Guyer of Norfield weremarried #116

P.38 Aug.22,1759 Jesse Son to Oliver Whitlock died about 3 months old #24P.39 May 30,1761 David Whitlock died about 80 years old #43

Sep.17,1762 Mary Wife of Oliver Whitlock died in her 29th year #52

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P.4l Jun.17,1773 Ruth Whitlock died aged 85 years

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P.227 The Polks of North Carolina and Tennessee19 Charles Perry Polk

vi William Wood b.10 Dec.1850. d.at Jackson Tenn.; m. at Crawford, Miss.,Pattie Wheelock (Should read Whitlock re correction Vol. LXXVIII pmw)

New England Historical & Genealogical Register -Vol. LXXXIX

P.135 Descendants of John Winchester

238 Theodore Harold Winchester...i Albert Edward8 b. at Marietta, Ohio,19 Apr.1867; living at South Norwalk,Conn. in 1917; M. (1) at Wilton, Fairfield Co., Conn. in 1888, Carrie AugustaDavenport Whitlock, who died in 1894

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P.142 Descendants of Thomas Peverly5. William4 Peverly...

i. Kinsman5

2. Anna Card, b. about 1779; d. in Nov.1823; m. at Portsmouth, 1Aug.1802 (town Records) John Whitelock of Portsmouth, Printer,Bapt. at Kittery Point, Me., 20 Dec.1778 (Church Records), probablyson of John & Marv (Pray) Whitelock. He was taxed at

34Portsmouth in 1807, but on list for 1808 he is marked "gone". Thetradition amoung his descendants is that he published bookscontaining religious views too liberal for his time, was (P.143)constrained to leave Portsmouth and went to Canada. The NewHampshire Patriot of 1 Dec.1823 announced the death at Portsmouthof "Mrs. Nancy Whitelock, aged 44, widow of the late Mr. JohnWhitlock. printer

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P.392 Timothy Williamson and his Descendants17. Ransom Williamson

48.i Eliphary Millerii Minerva Mercy... M. Julius Augustus Perkins

10. Joseph Jewett (Perkins) b. at Chili, Monroe Co., N.Y., 25May 1841; d. at Milwaulee, Wis., 22 Jan.1916; M.(1) EllenChristina Whitlock, b. at Pittsford, N.Y..,30 Mar.1844, d. atRochester, N.Y., 17 Feb.1874, daughter of Lawrence Paul andChristina(Eckler) Whitlock; ...Two children by first wife b. atRochester, N.Y.

New England Historical & Genealogical Register -Vol.LXXXII

P.295 Records of the South Church of Portsmouth, N.H.Marriages 1752-1806Apr.11,1771 Porcher, Samuel and Sarah Whitelock

P.302 - unfinished pmw

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P.302 Records of the South Church of Portsmouth, N.H. - Marriages 1752-1806

Apr.11,1771 Sarah Whitelock & Samuel Parcher

New England Historical & Genealogical Register - Vol. LXXXIII

P.279 Genealogical Research in England From Court Rol Is of Dedham, Co. Essex.I. Oct. 38 Eli zabeth (1596) Court at Dedham Ha II. Presentment that Stephen Upchersurrendered a tenement in the presents of Anthony Morse and JOHN WHITLOCKE,customary tenants.

New England Historical & Genealogical Register - Vol. LXXXIV

P.104 Memoires of Deceased Members of the New England Hist. & Genea. Soc.

Frances Baxter b.14 February 1859 - 28 June 1929. She traced her descent from ThomasBaxter... through Thomas 2, John3 (1679-1727) who married Mary Honeywell, John4 whosewife was Martha Close. Pettit5 1732-1809...who married Sarah Brush, John6 1760-1841whose wife was DORCAS WHITLOCK of Danbury, Conn., John Whitlock 7 1792-1862...

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P.76 Genealogical Research in England - From Court Rolls of Dedham, Co. Essex (1556?)

The homage present that Thomas Butler is dead since the last court and held for life abond tenement called Brownes which he surrendered before his death in the presence ofJohn Rye the elder and JOHN WHITLOCK...

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P.78 Memoires of Deceased Members of the N.E.H.& G.S.

Emma Habicht Lockwood 8 1858-1943...Descent from ...Thomas St.John 6 and HANNAHWHITLOCK...

New England Historical & Genealogical Register - Vol.CI

P.30 Charlotte Maine, Vital Records - Marriages

Dec.15,1829 Eben Swan and Mary Whitlock

New England Historical & Genealogical Register - Vol.CIX

P.257 The Quintard Family in America

V. Sarah Quintard b.1792; d. in Norwalk 27 July 1830 -M- Anthony Bellamy 371. Sarah b.about 1810; -M- JOSEPH T. WHITLOCK b.18 Jan.1821, d.in 1897, two

children.

20. Anson 5 Quintard b.2 Jan.1795, died 20 May 1857. Married Polly Sanford b. 8 March1797, d.3 Feb.1873

ii Eli Sanford b.Norwalk, Conn. 21 Apr.1820; d. in New Haven

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New England Historical & Genealogical Register - Vol.CIX (Cont)

Conn. 15 March 1903; -M- 4 Nov.1852 Mary Stevens b. in 1825 d. in 1884 daughter ofJames and FANNY (WHITLOCK) Stevens. Two children.

New England Historical & Genealogical Register - Vol. CXVI

P.150 Notes - The bible of Samuel S. Forman...Mary Euphemia Forman & Rensselaer Van Renssekaer of Albany weremarried...Nov. I 1,1840...DR. N.V.R. WHITLOCK of Albanyweregroomsmen

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I I Colonial Records of Connecticut 1706-1716

P.56 At a General Assembly and Court of Election Holden at Hartford May the 13,1708Names of the petioners for the land before granted...DAVID WHITLOCK, junr...

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I The Publ ic Records of the Colony of Connecticut P.289 - 1759 - Vo I. X I, 1757-1762

Upon the memorial of Jonathan Cooley of Fairfield, administrator on the estate of JOSEPHWHITLOCK late of said Fairfield, deceased, shewing to this Assembly that the debts duefrom the estate of said deceased surmount the moveable estate the sum of £49 11s 6dlawful money, and praying for liberty to seII so much of the reaI seate of said deceased aswiII ve sufficient to pay and satisfy said sum &c...

I I Vital Records of New Haven 1649-1850

I Certify that on the 22nd of October 1823 in the City of New Haven I married the Rev'dWiIIiam L. Johnson of New Jersey to Miss MARY WHITLOCK of New Haven.Thos. C. Brownwell, Bp. of the Diocese of Connecticut.

I I I New York Historical Society - VoI. 16

P.518 - Generals orders by Major General the Hon. WiIIiam Howe. 26th Regiment - EnsignRobert Thomas to be Iieutenant vice ___________31 October 1776. BULSTRODEWHITELOCKE, Gentleman to be Ensign vice Thomas, 31 October 1776.


P.276 - Roll of Freemen

JAMES WHITLOCK,Taylor 18 October 1786

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P.47 The Deane Papers. James LovelI to Arthur Lee Philadelphia August 6th,1779...I have urged an hundred times what you have at length quoted to me from WHITLOCK ...I I I New York Historical Society - VoI. 30

P.329 Abstracts of WiIIs -Iiber 24

P.429 - I Thomas Cryer of London, merchant, now bound on a voyage to New York, andbeing of sound mind. I leave to Elizabeth Bainbridge, of Fenchurch Street, London, milliner,all my estate and effects, she paying a II debts and funeraI expenses. I make JOHNWHITLOCK of Bread Street, London, Haberdasher, executor.Dated June 10, 1763Witnesses. WiIIiam Jackson, Winchester Street, London; Robert Jackson. Proved inLondon, March 23,1764, as "the last wiII of Thomas Cryer, late of the Grenadoes,Bachelor" Confirmed in New York, June 26,1764, and Letters of Administration granted toJames Harding, Gent of Bread Street, London attorney for JOHN WHITELOCK, _"who isnow beyond seas."


P.95 Abstracts of Wills - Iiber 39

P.356 Jacob Elias, City of Hudson to THOMAS WHITLOCK, £50 and THOMAS

WHITLOCK, executors. Dated October 25th,1786

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Revolutionary Muster Rolls - Conn. Line. -5th Regiment - 1779

P.76 Privates; Appointed August 13'79 THADDEUS WHITLOCK

P.327 Privates;- N.J. Line 4th Regiment - 1777-8 JAS. WHITLOCK

P.324 - N.J. Line - 4th Regiment Commission EPHRAIM WHITLOCK

P.328 Commission EPHRAIM WHITLOCK

P.329 Capt.Jonathan Forman's (Signed) EPH'M WHITLOCK, Lieut:P.331 #38 JAS WHITLOCK 1778P.333 Capt. Jonathan Forman's (Signed) EPH'M WHITLOCK,Lt.P.336 JAS WHITLOCKP.500 New York City Militia April 25th,1775 ...EPHRAIM WHITLOCK

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P.273 The Colden Papers 1711-1729Cadwallader Colden to Gov. WiIIiam Burnet?...Mr WHITLOCK

l New York Historical Society - VoI. 62-64

The diary of WiIIiam Dunlap 1786-1834P.s 41, 131, 139, 140, 141, 144 , 156, 351, 242 , 655 , 710, 709references to Mr WHITLOCK & Mrs. ELIZA KEMBLE WHITLOCK

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National Academy of Design Exhibition Record 1826-1860Owner

P.10 AnelIi, Francesco (Active 1836-1860)1853 Address: Howard Street3. Family Group B.M.WHITLOCK

P. 178 Waldo & Jewett1845 Address: 1 Cortlandt Street82. Portrait of a Gentleman B.M.WHITLOCK

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American Academy of Fine Arts and American Art Union ...Exhibition Record

P.137. Fowler, Trevor Thomas (Active 1829-1860)1849 Address: Not Given319. Chi Idren at the Fountain. 36x29 Two Girls, one with a paiI, and the other with a qourddipper. To A. WHITLOCK, New York

P.313. Rossiter, Thomas Pritchard (1818-1871)1848 Address: New York435. Shylock and Jessica. To GEORGE WHITLOCK, New York

P.395. White, Edwin (1617-1877)1848 Address: New York249. The Studio and PupiI. To BENJAMIN M. WHITLOCK, New York.

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P.2174 - Montgomery County 1820Peter Lampon, captain, vice Snel I, resigned; Peter P. Smith, first lieutenant, viceLampman. promoted; Aaron C. WHITLOCK, second lieutenant, vice Smith promoted.

P. 1913 - New York County 1818 - Eleventh regiment of arti Ilery:Second lieutenants;...EPHRAIM L. WHITLOCK, vice Wyman, declined

P.1961 - New York County 1818 - Ninth regiment of ArtiIlery...; EPHRAIM L. WHITLOCK, first lieutenant, vice Daniel, promoted;

P.1480 - Montgomery County 1814 - Nineteenth Regiment...; HENRY WHITLOCK, junior, ensign

P. 1367 - Orange County 1812 - One Hundred & Forty-eighth Regiment...: JOEL WHITLOCK, ensign, vice Clark, promoted;

P.1471 - Orange County 1814 - 148th Regiment...: JOEL WHITLOCK, LIEUTENANT, VICE H. Clark, promoted;

P. 1903 - Orange County 1818 - 148th Regiment...vice WHITLOCK, resigned.

P. 1152 - Westchester County 1810 - For the Brigade

.. JOHN BURR WHITLOCK, ensign.

P. 1316 - Westchester County 1812

43...; JOHN.B. WHITLOCK, lieutenant

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43II CounciI of Appointment of the State of New York 1783-1821 (Cont)

P.2425 Genesee County 1822 - 16th Regiment of Cavalry...: JULIUS WHITLOCK, first lieutenant;

P. 1305 - Columbia County 1812...: LEWIS WHITLOCK, lieutenant, vice Holmes, promoted

P.2057 - Columbia County 1819 - 47th RegimentLEWIS WHITLOCK, captain, vice Holmes, resigned;...

P.2124 - Columbia County 1820 - 165th Regiment of infantry..., vice L. WHITLOCK...

P.1924 - Saratoga County 1818 - Light Infantry...; NEHEMIAH WHITLOCK, ensign

P.1986 - Saratoga County 1819 - 24th Regiment of InfantryLieutenants - NEHEMIAH WHITLOCK, vice CornelI, promoted;

P.2251 Saratoga County 1821 - 24th Regiment of InfantryNEHEMIAH WHITLOCK, captain, vice CornwelI, resigned;

I I I First Census of the United States 1790, New YorkP.67 - Heads of Fami lies - Columbia County Males Males Females Others Slaves

Hudson Town - over 16 under 16WHITLOCK, THOMAS / 1 / 3 / 6 / / I

44P.122 Heads of Families - New York City and County

Montgomery Ward-WHITLOCK, James / 3 / - / 2 / / /

P.125 Heads of Familes - New York City and CountyMontgomery Ward-WHITLOCK, Samuel L. / 1 / 3 / 2 . / / /

P.129 Heads of Familes - New York City and CountyOut WardWHITLOCK, Robert / 1 / - / 1 / / /

P.205 Heads of Families - Westchester CountySalem Town-WHITLOCK, Thaddeus / 1 / 2 / 3 ///...WHITLOCK, Nathan / 1 / 2 / 3 ///...WHITLOCK, Joseph / 2 / 3 / 3 ///

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45l Social Register of New York 1925P.815 WHITLOCK, Mrs. (BACHE McE) (EmiIy O. Simonds) Phone 4920 Gram

WHITLOCK, Mr . F REDERICKS. - R. Rh. H.’16WHITLOCK , Mr. & Mrs. BACHE McE. (Dorothy Gibb) Rh.Ch.CI.'ll Ph.2841

Woodmere L.WHITLOCK, Mrs. BENJ. MORRIS (Marie Scott Boyd) Ph 2794 Reg.515 Park Ave.WHITLOCK, Mr. BENJ. MORRIS - Ny Easton Md.WHITLOCK, Miss Florence A. Ph. 8456 Spr.WHITLOCK, Mr. HERBERT P. - Rv. Cl’89 103 Waverly Pl.WHITLOCK, Mrs. WM. (Fannie M.R. Parkin) 8 Jardin d’Alsace Lorraine, Nice

France

P.969 Married Maidens Married NameWHITLOCK, FRANCES Dixon, Mrs. John Watson (Sprague -F.W.WHITLOCK, JEANETTE E. Renshaw, Mrs . AlfredWHITLOCK, LEONTINE Satterlee, Mrs. Arthur B.WHITLOCK, MARJORIE Boyd, Mrs. Robert EdwardWHITLOCK, MINNIE Hatfield, Mrs. _____

II Social Register 1947P.812 WHITLOCK, Mr. & Mrs. BACHE McE. (Dorothy Gibb) B.R.Cly CI'11

WHITLOCK, Miss Cynthia - Cly at Ph. 3-7845 PlazWHITLOCK, Miss Dorothy G. at Greenwood (14 E.55/Palm Beach, Fla)WHITLOCK, Mr. & Mrs. BACHE McE. Jr. (E. Philbin Heath) Rh. H'38, 931

Chartres, New Orleans, La. Mrs. AbsentWHITLOCK, Mr. & Mrs. FRED'K S. (Marion E. de Rham) R.Ng.So.Pr. Cly, H'16

Ph4-5876, Rhin, 163 E.81

P.970 Married MaidensWHITLOCK, JEANNETTE E. Renshaw Mrs. AlfredWHITLOCK, MARILYN,M. Ackely, Mrs. Dana C.WHITLOCK, MARJORIE Boyd, Mrs. Robert Edw.

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I. Business & Slavery

P.282 The War of the Tariffs...A good many merchants, in order to avoid catastrophe were, the correspondents added,already abandoning their Establishments in New York and were preparing to set upbusiness in "some city of the Confederate States" 41...the extensive grocery house of B.A.& E.A. WHITLOCK...going to Savannah.41 Charleston Mercury March 21,1861...

P.163 ...BEN WHITLOCK'S brandy

P.151 ...WILLIAM WHITLOCK Jr. (Shipping, Commission Merchant, endorsed LecomptonConstitution in index P.MW.)

I I . The Diary of Phi lip Hone - Vol. II1847P.335 Dec. 28...A meeting of merchants...WILLIAM WHITLOCK as vice-presidents for thepurpose of giving a welcome to Captain Ryrie, the commander of the "Hibernia".

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I. Buffalo Historical Society Publication - VoI. 12

P.336 Waterway~ and Canals in New York State...The senators who voted for the bi I I (Barge Canal Bi I I pmw) were:... THOMAS C.WHITLOCK.

I I. Pennsylvania Magazine of History - VoI. 16P.448 Journal of John Parrish 1773...got to I. WHITELOCK'S at Lancaster...

I I. Pennsylvania Magazine of History - VoI. 17 1893

P. 123 - WHITELOCK - information is requested of THOMAS WHITELOCK, who wasburied in Christ Church in October of 1758, his parantage, when and where born.Baltimore W.W.

P.169 British and American Prisoners of War, 1778JAMES WHITLOCK, Lieut. in the 1st regiment, Pennsylvania miIitia, Col. Nath"l Scudder

Taken at the Light House, 13 February 1777

I I. Pennsylvania Magazine of History - Vol.24

P.456 Colonel EIias Boudinot in New York City, Feb. 1778

...Capt. Smock and WHITLOCK ...I... These officers belonged to the First New Jersey Militia and were captured at the LightHouse, February 13th,1777.

further references P.462,463


P.28 The Juliana Library Company in Lancaster - Dec.4,1759 ...Directors...ISAACWHITELOCK...


48P.40 The Juliana Library Company in Lancaster - Dec.4,1759...ISAAC WHITELOCK had lots on East Orange St. Between North Queen and North DukeStreets.

I I. Pennsylvania Magazine of History -Vol.51

P.27 Rafting on the Alleghany and Ohio 1844 by Frances Baxter.My great-grandfather, John Baxter...some years after the close of theRevolution - 1786 - he married DORCAS WHITLOCK,...

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I. Pennsylvania Magazine of History - Vol.43

P.244 The Juliana Library Company in LancasterISAAC WHITELOCK was a Quaker. He was born on Nov.12,1712 and he appears to havecome to Lancaster between 1743 and 1745. In 1757, he owned a lot on the southwestcormer of Orange and Duke Streets, running southward to Grant Street, and containing onOrange Street 64 feet 4 tinches, and in depth by Duke Street 252 feet. He also ow'ned atleast two other lots situated on the north side of Orange Street, and in addition a lot onSouth Price Street, on which he bui It a brewery and a tannery. The latter is where theStevens House now stands. He was Chief Burgess of the Borough in 1752, and AssistantBurgess in 1759 and 1760 and in 1765 and 1766. He also served as Treasurer of theBorough. He was one of the original members of the UnionFire Company, and when in 1754 the Quakers bui It their meeting house in Lancaster he

was one of the trustees. He contributed thereto the largest subscription, namely £100.Leaving Lancaster he went to live with some of his chi Idren in or near WiImington, andhere he died about 1784 or 1785. He was succeeded in the tannery business by his son,DANIEL.

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P.240 Account of Servants

50Aug.19 Anne Betty assigns, Charles McGauren a servant from Ireland in snow Chester)to ISAAC WHITELOCK of Lancaster, tanner; for four years from Aug. 3rd 1746.Concideration £15: Customary Dues.

I. Pennsylvania Magazine of History - Vol. 30

P.316 Washington's Household Account Book 1793-1797 August 26,1794Conting't Exp's Dr. to Cashdeliv'd to Mrs. Washington to pay M.WHITLOCK for fiIling Miss EI. Custis teeth 12.00

l I. First Census of the United States 1790 - Pennsylvania

P.131 Lancaster County - Durmore Township

WHITELOCK, PATRICK /1/-/2I-1/-/

P.163 Montgomery County - Remainder of County

WHITELOCK, ELIZA /-/1/3/-/-/

I I I. Quaker Arrivals at Philadelphia 1682-1750

P.108 Certicates of RemovalISAAC WHITELOCK, dated 12 mo. 18, 1740-1, from Brighouse Mo. Mtg. held at Leeds,England. He returns to Pennsylvania. Original on fiIe. Received 5 mo. 31, 1741

IV. Phi ladelphia. Holy Experiment

51P.191 Masks and Revels...this statement was made by WILLIAM WHITLOCK, who should have known, since,together with Master John Diamond, he appeared as a blackface minstrel at the WalnutStreet Theater as early as 1842.

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P.126. ...Esther Mordecai had been ELIZABETH WHITLOCK, a Christian, who hadembraced Judaism prior to her marriage with Mordecai.May 1782 Jacob I. Cohen of Virginia for membership In the congratlon. A few weeks later,Cohen requested permission to marry the widow of Moses Mordecai... P.408. Jews on thetax lists for 1781 and 1782...Esther Mordecai, no valueand £12:

VI. Ten Momentous Years at Erie 1753-1763

The Newcomen Society of England 1947 Lake Erie Committee FRANCIS B. WHITLOCK,Esqre, ex-offlcoVice-President, Central Hanover Bank & Trust Company, New York.

VII. Delaware Archives - Militia Lists - Vo I. 1 - 3P.771. Jan'y 14, 1778...THO. WHITLOCK One day

P.804. 31st Oct'r, 1778 A return of the delinquents of my company of Militia who eitherneglected or refused to attend muster according to law are as follows, vlz:...THOS. WHITLOCK Days lost 1pd

52P.1083 North Division of the Borough of Wilmington.

5th Do... CHARLES WHITELOCK (GEO. In Index pmw)

P.1089 Capt. Isaac Lewis's Company Sept. 4,1789...#32 THOMAS WHITELOCK. . . were with me on the Expedition to Throrough Fa I r Deck and at... Duck Creek i n Nov.1777.

P.2255 The Whig BattalionSir: Please to pay to Mathew Aiken the Dividend of the Prize Money which our FatherTHOMAS WHITELOCK was intitled to as a private In Capt. Isaac Lewis CompanyBelonging to the Whig Battalion Commanded by Colonel George Craighead which wasStationed at New-Ark In the year 1777. & you will much oblige

Your Humble Serv't

JAMES WHITELOCK

JOHN WHI'TELOCKTo James Booth, Esqr.New CastleMarch 30th,1801

VIII. Delaware Archives - Vols 4 &5

P.42 Return of Fines? Company? Regiment. Sep. Oct. Nov.1799WILLIAM WHITELOCK 3 daysP.234 Return of Fines 3rd Company 1st Regiment 18 Jan. 1810

53GEORGE WHITELOCK Apr.1 May 1 June 1/$.25 Nov. 1

P.683 Return of Fines 3rd Company, 1st Regiment28 Dec. 1813#106 GEORGE WHITELOCK $6.25

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P.60 PetItIon of tenants of Susquehannah Manor for tItles In fee of theIr respect I ve HoI dIngs 23 Dec. 1779...CHARLES WHITELOCK

I. Maryland Historical Magazine - Vol.22

P.J28 WIll of Thomas DIxon of Braughlng, Hertfordshlre, dated 1 Feb. 1654/5 (Copy takenfor records - Re BULSTRODE WHITELOCKE etc.)

I. Maryland Historical MagazIne - Vol.30

P.19 AutobIography of John DavIs 1770-1864...My respected Brother In law, ISAAC WHITELOCK, late of Frankford...P.33...1 must go a lIttle back to retrace some faml'ly notIces and occurances relatIng to myBeloved companIon who was a native of Lancaster County, PennsylvanIa (as I aminformed). The Family for many years past belonged to the Quakers or FrIends SocIety.Her name was MARY WHITELOCK. The FamIly removed to Frankford five miles north ofPhiIadeIphia. ..Her mother was named ELIZABETH, her husband dled, leavIng her withtwo sons and three daughters all quite young. After some years, and the chIldren beingnearly alI grown the mother again married to a respectable Quaker Friend named BenjaminLove who resided In Frankford....The Oldest of Friend Love’s Daughters named MARTHA was married to a young

55man named Harper. The youngest Daughter SARAH...the other daughter MARY wasIn due time married to myself....about a year thereafter we were married In Phil’a...unlted nearly 44 years...her lastresting place...26 Apr. 1845 In the 71st year of her age.

I. Maryland Historical MagazIne - Vol.30

P.J63 WI.lson Addresses the Citizens of Baltimore, 1896 ...The other speakers were to beMessrs GEORGE WHITELOCK...

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I. Maryland Historical Magazine - Vol. 43

P.44 Story of Mount Washington, Maryland...Rogers Avenue just at the turn of the roadway to the Belvedere Avenue Bridge. It washere that WILLIAM WHITELOCK, who owned extensive tract of land fronting on the northside of Rogers Avenue, bul It in 1866 a large frame house of three storiesIncluding the mansard. He called the estate "Wlldwood"...his son GEORGE WHITELOCK,married Louisa the daughter of Peter Sauerwein and a daughter ELIZABETH marriedDaniel B. Dorsey... WILLIAM WHITELOCK died In 1893.

P.50 ...organized Mt. Washington HalI Assoclatlon...subscriber ...WILLIAM WHITELOCK

P.53 ...Baltlmore Cricket Club from 1874...Mt. Washington's three players, WALLACEWHITELOCK...

I. Maryland Historical Magazine - Vol. 52P.239 Letter from Lafayette to Miss Ridgely - La Grange July 28,1827 Rec'd & forwardedby Your abt. Svt. WM. WHITLOCK Jr19 at New York 10 Sept.1827

19. Lafayette's American business agent.

P.241 same again dated Jan.10,1829(PMW.)

II. Heads of Families - Second Census of the U.S. 1800 Vermont

57P.107 Rutland County.- Castleton sexWHITLOCK, HEZEKIAH ..; 1/1 - / - / - 1/1 - / (M/F)WHITLOCK, JOHN- 2/1-1/1- 2/1- 0/1-1/1WHITLOCK, JOHN Jr - 1/1 - 1/1 - 0/1 - 1/0 - /WHITLOCK, LEVI-1/1- 0/1-1/1-1-/

ages 1 -10 /10-16/16-26/26-45/45-1

I I I. Heads of Fami lies - First Census of the U.S. 1790 Vermont

P.37 Rutland County - CastletonWHITLOCK, JOHN - 4 - 2 - 3 - 0 - 0 -WHITLOCK, Zolman - 1 - 0 - 3 - 0 - 0 -

M 16-/M-16/ F /o / s / o=others s=slaves

P.40 Rutland County - HubbardtonWHITLOCK, DAVID -1 - 0 - 1 -WHITLOCK, SARAH - 0 - 2 - 3 -

M 16-/M-16 / F

IV. The Colonial Society of Massachusetts - Vol.34

P.560-563...WHITLOCK had come to America a few years before (1800) fromLondon...She (his wife) had met him when she was playing in Bath and had married himIn 1785. He was the manager of the Newcastle circuit of theatres and a partner of JosephMunden. ...CHARLES E. WHITLOCK


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P.255 "Exploded" Coats of Arms

P.224 WHITLOCK...BULSTRODE WHITLOCK etc. 1658

P.352 Insurrection in St. Domingo - The representations and entreaties of the planters whohad escaped from St. Domingo induced the British Goverment to send an expedition to theisland in September 1793, under COLONEL WHITELOCK...

V. Massachusetts Historical Society 2nd Series - VoI. V I

P.147 Journal of Ebenezer Wild (1776-1781)9th Aug. 1781. I breakfasted with Mr. Nason, after which we rode as far as HanoverMeeting house, where we dined at a Mr. WHITELOCK's.

V. Massachusetts Historical Society 2nd Series - Vol. XIV

P. 168...are to be sold by E. WHITLOOK near Stationers Hall.1698.


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P.66 February meeting...From S.E.H. WHITLOCK of New Haven, Conn. the certificate, by Col. Soloman Robbins,

of the Fifth Regiment of Mi I itia, to Samuel Carington, of Sandisfield, Mass. a surgeon'smate, dated Dec.19,I793.

I I. The Pioneers of Massachusetts.

P.343. Parker, Abraham, Woburn, taxed 1645...he married Nov.18,1644 Rose Whitlock


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P.83 Engl ish Notes about Early Settlers in New England. WilIs: Sheafe, Harman ofWickham parish of Welford in Berkshire, clerk, 5 Aug. 1615, proved 22 February 1629...Witnesses:...JO. WHITLOCKE.

I. Historical Collections of the Essex Institute - VoI. 49

P.36 Old Norfolk County Deeds1689, Aug.31. John Bray of Middletown, Monmouth County, N.J. planter, to John Sleeperof Exeter, yeoman...signed by John Bray and his mother MARYWHITLOCK...acknowledged Aug.31,1689.

I. Historical Collections of the Essex Institute - VoI. 50

P.330 The Probate Records of Essex CountyEstate of Isabel West of Salem...30.10.1644...debt due from ...JOHN WHITLOCK3Li...Salem Quarterly County Files, vol. I, leaf 24

Books not in library

Vol.56 WILLIAM WHITLOCK P.22Vol.68 MARY T. WHITLOCK P.150

II. Vita I Records to 1850 - Cambridge, Mass.

A. Bi rths, P.753WHITLOCK, FRANCES ADELINE HARLOW (___), w. of Bennet of UnionS.C., in Boston, Aug.25,1806.


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P.507 - MarriagesWHITEOAK, JOHN WALTON (WHITLOCK INT) and Catherine Wise, Aug. 18,1803(int:intention of marriage)

I I. Northbridge, Mass. - Vital Records

P.89 BirthsJuly 29,1843 WHITELOCK, SARAH J.(_____), w. of John B. G R. I

III. History of Salem, Mass. 1626-1637

P.314 - Owners of Lots from land titles...#57 JOHN WHITLOCK 1650(see map)

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I. Heads of Families 1790 First Census of the U.S. - Connecticut

P.I I Fairfield County - Danbury Town

WHITLOCK, SAMUEL /3/2/4/-/-/

P.12 Fairfield County - Danbury Town

WHITLOCK, HEZEKIAH /2/2/4/-/-/WiIliams, Bejamin /1/-/3/-/-/WHITLOCK, SETH /1/-/2/-/-/WHITLOCK, JOHN /2/-/2/-/-/WHITLOCK, EBENEZER /1/-/4/-/-/WH ITLOCK ,NEHEMIAH /2/1/4/-/-/WHITLOCK, SQUIRE /1/-/2/-/-/

P.21 Fairfield County - Norwalk and Stamford towns

WHITLOCK, ABEL /1/-/2/-/-/. . .WHITLOCK, MARY (wd) /3/1/2/-/-/


WHITLOCK, DANIEL /1/-/1/-/-/WHITLOCK, DANIEL Jr. /2/1/6/-/-/....(one space)WHITLOCK, DAVID /1/1/4/-/-/


WHITLOCK, HEZEKIAH /3/2/3/-/-/


WHITLOCK, THOMAS /1/3/2/-/-/

P.27 Fairfield County - Reading town

WHITLOCK, EPHRAIM /1/2/2/-/-/. . .WHITLOCK, JUSTUS /1/1/1/-/-/

WHITLOCK, NATHANIEL /1/-/2/-/-/ 63. . .WHITLOCK, NATHAN /1/1/4/-/-/

P.74 Litchfield County - Warren Town

WHITLOCK, SAMUEL /1/1/5/-/-/WHITLOCK, JOEL /1/-/-/-/-/

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P.349 Parker, Abraham...ROSE WHITLOCK etc...

P.522 WHITLOCK, JOHN, Fairfield, had d. in 1658, the inv. being in Oct. leav. wid. andseve ch. of who the name of only JOHN is preserv. JOHN, Fairfield, prob. s. of the preced.had d. bef. 7 Apr. 1698, the date of his inv. but whether he had w. of ch. is not kn.

I I. Heads of Families - Maryland 1790

P.44 Cecil County - North Susquehannah HundredWHITELOCK, CHARLES Jr /1/2/3/-/-/

P.45 Cecil County - North Susquehannah HundredWHITELOCK, CHARLES /4/4/3/-/1/

P.112 Talbot CountyWHITLOCKS, WILLIAM /1/-/2/-/-/

I I I. Virginia Historical Index (have this from the Society of Genealogists, London)

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I. Virginia Magazine of History & Biography - Vol. 1 - 31 (32 missing)

P.74 Virginia Quit Rent Rol Is 1704 - King WilIiam CountyWHITLOCK, JOHN 200 acres

I. Virginia Magazine of History & Biography - Vol.33-36 (38 missing)

P.392 Underwood Family of Virginia...Sept.10,1658 Governor Samual Matthews granted a tract of 2784 acres of land to Mr.WiIliam Underwood, adjoining THOMAS WHITLOCK, to Richard Coleman's line, on somebeaver dams, to a branch near the river side on the path to Nansatticoe....On the same page of the same date is recorded another grant to the said WiIliamUnderwood for a tract of 882 acres of land lying in Rappahannock County amoung theLead branches of Pepetick Creek and Mr. Popes Creek, nigh the Rappahannock Path atthe head of the land of SiIvester Thacker, THOMAS WHITLOCK and Thomas Wright...24December 1660...238 acres...adjoining the line of THOMAS WHITLOCK deceased.

I. Virginia Magazine of History & Biography - Vol.43

P.280 The Pendleton FamilyI.Hugh Claiborne born 1807, died 1873; married (2) 1848 Melvina Carnahan (2) - 3. SallieA. born Sept.20,1853; married WILLIAM WHITLOCK

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P.208 Poplar ValeDied being Recorded...2nd day of April 1800...witnessed by...J.B.WHITLOCK...


P.364 Some notes on the Mordecai Family...(Jacob's father),Moses Mordecai (1707-1781) was born in Bonn, Germany, marriedELIZABETH WHITLOCK in England and moved to Phi lidelphia prior to 1762. ELIZABETHchanged her name to ESTHER and adopted the Jewish faith... In 1782 Jacob's widowedmother married Jacob I. Cohen of Richmond, Virginia...


P.272 Samuel Mordecai...Moses Mordecai (1707-1781)...came to America In 1760...ELIZABETH (nee WHITLOCK)(1744-1804)...


P.72 Early Minutes of Hanover PresyteryProvidence Aprl I 26,1758...DAVID WHITLOCK ...Elders.

P.74 MR. WHITLOCK, Elder

P.293A Virginia Sma I I Farmer's Life after the Civl I War -(Journal of Wi I Ilam J. Hart1871-1873)1871 August - Wednesday 30 ...1 came by Mr. J.C. Boxley's where Misses SUEWHITLOCK and Maxie Collins were spending the day

P.298 1872 July Saturday 13 - I carried MRS. WHITLOCK and her daughter OCTAVIA toFrederick HalI In the carriage

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67P.3011873 January Monday 6.Miss SUE WHITLOCK went to Mr.Carpenter's today with "CIiv?" who came for her.

P.304 1873 June Friday 13, I went to Richmond City on Tuesday morning to be presentat Miss WHITLOCK'S wedding. She was married to R.A.Rlcks on the 11th about 6o'clock...

P.348 Death notices in the Norfolk Gazette and Publ ic Ledger 1804-1816WHITLOCK, MARY (Notice) Dec.30, 181 I

I. Virginia Magazine of History & Biography - Vol.64

P.85 Suffolk in 1843 Letters of Archibald Allen. March 17,1843 Note #45. On Sept.10,1810William M. Poole patented five-eighths of an acre "in the town of Suffolk, Beg & on thenorth side of the lower cross street corner to a lot of CHARLES WHITLOCK'S"... (Patentbook 61, p.173 Virginia State Library)

P.86 formerly the residence of old Mr. WHITLOCK47

47. CHARLES WHITLOCK

P.88 We occasionally hear of Mr. JAS. WHITLOCK's famiIy. They are living in a Town in

Illinois called Marshall. He has been blind for the last fifteen years. They have had 14chiIdren 7 of them now living, 2 daughters and one son married and settled in Life, R.H.WHITLOCK married Mr. Ro. Jordan's daughter Jane. They I ive in Richmond and I am toldare doing well, they have 7 children. WILLIAM lives in the west somewhere within 100miles of his brother JAMES.- married and has 7 children I am told.

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68I. Virginia Magazine of History & Biography - Vol.64 (Cont) 1956

P.94 Genealogical Notes Suffolk in 1843Jordan, Robert1 (b.23da:11mo:1763 - d.in Suffolk, Virginia Jan.14,1824." married 1791 inIsle of Wight Co., Elizabeth Copeland (d. Feb.7,1816 with the prevailing epidemic)

2. Ann Jordan. . .5. Jane Copeland2 Jordan (b,Mar.6,1806) M. Dec.1,1825 RICHARD HENRY2

WHITLOCK (CHARLES1)(for partial list see The Edward Pleasants Valentine Papers (Richmond 1927), IV, 2268-2274; WHITLOCK Family Bible, owned by Frank T. Bates, Richmond, Va.)

P.95 Murdaugh, James1 (d.1798)I. John2 Murdaugh, M.D., (d.January 14,1830)...married twice (1)...WHITLOCK, and (2)Ann3 Jordan (Robert2, Robert1)1

P.100 Swepson,Thomas1 (b.Feb.25,1765 in Mecklenburg Co. - d. Oct.18, 1819 inNansemond Co.)...married (1) Charlotte Driver.

I. Eliza Ann2 Swepson (1798-1866) m. April 14,1814 JAMES RAGLAN2 WHITLOCK(CHARLES1)

P.101 WHITLOCK, CHARLES1 (b. c.1765 -"died Aug.24,1820, and was buried withhis wife at William Savedge's plantation called Bottom's Bridge on the Chickahominy Riverin Henrico County, Virginia"), moved to Richmond where he was living as early as 1814.He married June 4,1788 Peninnah Copeland (d. March 10,1810), daughter of Elisha and

Miriam Copeland, and sister-in-law of Robert Jordan and had issue: 69I.JAMES RAGLAN2 WHITLOCK (b.Aug.25,1790) M. 1814 Eliza Ann Swepson(Thomas1), and moved to MarshalI, IIlinois.2.ANN2 WHITLOCK (Oct.19,1792-Oct.3,1793)3.RICHARD H.2 WH1TLOCK (b.Dec.19,I797) M. Dec.I,1825 Jane Copeland2

Jordan (Robert1 ), and lived in Richmond.4. WILLIAM C.2 WHITLOCK (Feb. 1,1799-1800)5. WILLIAM C.2 WHITLOCK (b.Dec. 8,1800) Married moved to IIlinois6.CHARLES CICERO2 WHITLOCK (July 5, 1804-Nov.4, 1805)7.ELIZA ANN2 WHITLOCK (Oct. 7,1805-May 25,1806)

(The WHITLOCK Family Bible owned by Frank T. Bates, Richmond, Va., has written onthe flyleaf. "This FamiIy Bible was Imported by Alexander Cotton, a merchant near Winton,North Carolina, and was sold at his sale in the year 1763, for five pounds, purchased byElisha Copeland and was used as a register of ages by him and after his death by his wifeMeriam Copeland at their seat in Nansemond County near Suffolk, Va. She died in 1815,Elisha Everett bought It at $7.00 and I bought it of him in November 1821 and removed Itfrom Nancemond to Richmond City / Given under my hand this First day of January 1823/ WILLIAM C. WHITLOCK / Witnessed: RICHARD H. WHITLOCK.")

P.249 Donors 1955 - C.E.H. WHITLOCK, New Haven, Connecticut.

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70P.314 Industrial and Urban Progress in Virginia from 1880-1900...The absorbtlon of Virginia tobacco concerns continued and by 1903 no less than sevencompanies within the state had been taken over by the tobacco trust. 27

27...P. WHITLOCK, Richmond in 1901;

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P.98 The Christian Association: A Religous Society in the Army of Northern Virginia(1863?pmw)4.the Virginia Infantry...WHITLOCK, R.H.

I I. Virginia Colonial Abstracts - VoI . 15

P.25 Rejected Pension Applications...Sarah and William Elliott made on I July 1847, in City of Richmond... She mentlons"OldMr. JAMES WHITLOCK" who knew her father's service and that he died sometime beforeSarah WiIIiams.

P.26 Another paper attched is affidavit of JAMES WHITLOCK's widow. She states thatJAMES WHITLOCK was a Revolutionery Pensioner of that County and died during thepast year. Dated 4 Dec. 1847

herSigned FRANCIS X WHITLOCK

mark

P.64 Capt. Thomas Faulkner's Company 1812(1814)Virginia Muster and Pay RolIs 1812...March 25 to June 28,1814...and WM. WHITLOCK as witness.

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P.66 No.81 WHITLOCK, WM. (son JNO.) Private $25.33No.82 WHITLOCK, WM. (son JAS.) Private $25.33

I I. Virginia Colonial Abstracts - Vol.22

P.101 Lancaster County Court Orders 1652-1655

WHITLOCK, THO. to pay levy on 5 tytheable to Mr. Geo. Taylor. 6 Febry1654/5 P.174 Topay levy on 7 Tytheables to Jno Paine 7 Dec. 1655 P.239.

I I. Virginia Colonial Abstracts - Vol.29

Essex County Records 1703-1706P.60 No.12 page 60 Power of Atty. 8 Jan. 1702/3. Cornel ius Serjant... THOMASWHITLOCK, Tobacconlst...all of the City of BristolI...to receive settlements of accountsfrom Sem Coxe in Virginia, planter...


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P.356 WHITLOCK, THO. 1638, by Richard Bennett, Isle of Wight Co.WHITLOCK, THO.1650, by Mr. James WiIIiamson,_________ Co.WHITLOCK, ANN 1651, by Mrs. Anna Bernard, Northumberland Co.WHITLOCKEE, ANNE 1652, by Mrs. Anne Barnett, Gloucester Co.

I I. Virginia Genealogies

P.730 Wal Iace Family60. Albert4 Wal lace (Thomas3, Michael2, Wi I liam1) of Christian County Ky., b. CulpepperCounty, Virginia, May 22,1800; d. Hopkinsvil Ie, Ky., Feb. I I,1879; m. Oct.21,1846 EllenKenton McGaughee...151. ii Alfred Horner, b.Dec.10,1855; m. Dec.10,1879 Kate Edgar WHITLOCKdau. of Dr. J.C. WHITLOCK.

I I I. Cavaliers and Pioneers - Abstracts of Virginia land Grants 1623-1666

P.278 Patent Book No.3

Mrs. Anna Barnett, - 700 acs. Gloster Co., 2 July 1652...Trans. of 20Pers...ANNE WHITELOCK.

P.319 SiIvester Thatcher, 1000 acs., on N. side of Rappa. Riv., beg. at a creek dividing hisown land & land of WiIliam Yarrett, parallel to land of THOMAS WHITELOCK. Ec. 6 Oct.1656, p.388. 500 acs. being the moiety of a patent granted unto him and THOMASWHITELOCK, & 500 acs. for trans. of 10 pers...P.376 Patent Book No. 4John Smart, 1400 acs. on N.Side of Rappa. Riv. next above the land of SiIvester Thatcher& THOMAS WHITELOCK... 15 Mar. 1657.

73P.l04 Patent Book No.1 Part I I

Richard Bennett, 300 acs. Isle of Wight Co. 2 Mar. 1638, P.626 150 acs. butting upon thebaye behind Ambrose Meders point & 150 acs. beg. at the miles end & upon the W. sideof Thomas Davis his land. Due by right of trans. of 6 pers. by John Myles,...THO.WHITLOCK, Silvester Fitcher(?)...


Robert Bird, 1400 acs. 'tye,lng on N. side of Rappa. Riv. next above land of SilvesterThacker and THOMAS WHITLOCK. 29 July 1650, p.218...


Mr. James WiIIiamson 1150 acs. In Rappa Riv. on the N. side, 150 acs. being marsh 22May 1650, p.211. Trans of 23 pers; Silvester Thatcher", THO. WHITLOCK.


Silvester Thatcher & THOMAS WHITLOCKE, 1000 acs. Iyeing on the N. side of Rappa.Riv., next above land of Mr. Wm. Yarrett. 29 Oct. 1650. p.263. Trans of 20 pers...


Mrs. Anna Bernard, 1000 acs. Northumberland Co. 3 Apr. 1651, p.306 Upon s. 74side of Potomeck Rlv. beg. on the S. side of a marsh & sma I I cr. upon the Ewd. side ofthe Upper Matchotig River, adj. land called Thomas Peabes (or Peakes) land. Trans. of 20pers: ...ANN WHITLOCK...


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Richard Coleman, 600 acs. upon the N. side of Rappa. Rlv., adj. land of Silvester Thatcher& THOMAS WHITLOCK... 9 June 1654, p.373...


Mr. Wm. Underwood. 2784 acs. Same County date & Page (Rappa. Co. 10 Sept.1658,p.245 pmw) ParaIlel to land of THOMAS WHITLOCK & Richard Coleman...


SamuelI NicholIs, 688 acs. In the freshes & upon N. side of Rappa. Rlv. beg. atWHITLOCKs Cr., running to a white Oake dividing this from land of THOMAS WHITLOCK,dec'd & c. 20 Sept.1661., p.301,(401). Part of 1000 acs. granted to sd. WHITLOCK butbelonging to sd NicholIs by virtue of a copartnership as appear by records of Rappa. Co.Ct...


Margarett & Mary Williamson, 882 acs. Rappa Co., 11 Mar.1662., p.102... to the head ofthe land of SiIvester Thatcher & THOMAS WHITLOKE...


75Silvester Thatcher 1000 acs. N. side of Rappa. Rlv., 18 Mar. 1660 p.105 (601). Beg. at alittle Cr. which devides sd Thatcher & Wm. Yarrett, running N. along the river &c to land ofTHOMAS WHITLOCK. &c Renewal of Patent dated 6 Oct. 1656.


Mr. John Hull, 500 acs. on N. side& in the freshes of Rappa. Riv., 20 Feb. 1662., p.148.Beg. at land now in possession of Silvester Thatcher & THO. WHITLOCK. Sold to sd HulIby Alex. Fleming & EIiz. his wife being part of 1000 acs. granted to sd Thatcher 6 Oct.1656.


Mathew Hogson, 361 acs. Charles Co.,18 Mar. 1662., p.220, (127). On W. most side ofupper Chippokes Cr., running along Edward Greenwoods marked trees. Trans. of 8 pers:...MARY WH ITLOCK...


Roger Richardson, 600 acs. upon N. side of Rappa. Riv. at miles end of Silvester Thatcher& THOMAS WHITLOCK 6 June 1666, p.506, (620)...Granted to Richard Coleman 9 June1654...

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I. Heads of Families - First Census of the U.S. 1790 - Virginia

P.35 Monongalia County 1782 whites blacks

WHITELOCK, MICHAEL /3 /-

P.15 Charlotte County 1782

WHITLOCK, CHARLES /7 /3

P.22 Halifax County1782

WHITLOCK, ELIZABETH /3 /1

P.28 Hanover County 1782 St. Paul's Parish

WHITLOCK, JAMES /6 /18WHITLOCK, DAVID /7 /9

P.29 Hanover County 1782

WHITLOCK, MATTHEW /10 /20

P.52 Essex County 1783 District #5

WHITLOCK, MARY /2 /7WHITLOCK, JOHN /1 /-

P.57 Nansemond County 1783 - list of Jeremiah Godwin

WHITLOCK, WILLIAM /3 /21

P.59 Prince Edward County 1783

WHITLOCK, JOHN /2 /4

P.114 list-of Inhabitants and Property in the City of Richmond 1782 Wardship #3

WHITLOCK, WILLIAM Age21

I I. Virginia Wills and Administrations 1632-1800

77P.455 WHITLOCK Essex.

JAS. 1758 w. THOS. 1784 i

LouisaJAS. 1749 w. THOS. 1778 w.

GoochlandGRIZEL 1759 w. JNO. 1775 i..

Prince EdwardJOSIAH 1770 w.

HalifaxTHOS. 1780 w.

RappahannockTHOS. 1659 w. THOS. 1678 w.

HenrlcoMARY 1786 w.

WytheCHARLES 1796 i.

w. will i. Inventory

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77I I I. Institutional History of Virginia in the Seventeenth Century Vol.1

P.277...THOMAS WHITLOCK, also of Rappahannock, left directions in 1659, that his sonshould be placed in the care of a teacher by his executors4...

4. Rappahannock County Records. Vol. 1656-64, orig. P.91.

IV. The Prose works of William Byrd of Westover, b.March 28,1674-1744

P.115 Secret History of the line.....Oct.10,1728As I lay in my tent, I overheard one of them (the surveyors pmw), called JAMESWHITLOCK, wish that he were at home...

78P.137 Nov.5,1728...but WHITLOCK's horse tired two miles off...

P.148 Nov.20,1728...1 discharged John EIlis and JAMES WHITLOCK at this place.

P.151 Names of the men employed on the Part of Virginia to run the line between thatcolony and North Carolina.

On the Second Expedition:....19. JAMES WHITLOCK

V. The Planters of Colonial Virginia

P.105 THOMAS WHITLOCK in his wiII dated 1659 says" I give to my son THOMASWHITLOCK the land I live on, 600 acres, when he is of the age 21, and during his minorityto my wife. The land not to be further made use of or by planting or seating than the firstdeep branch that is commonly rid over, that my son may have some fresh land when heattains to age." 22

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P..71 Circuit Court Records, Section I - Judgments

WHITLOCK vs. WHITLOCK - O.S. 30; N.S. 10. Petition for Certiorari filed September1799. AGNESS and HANNA Infant daughters of CHARLES WHITLOCK, dec'd., by Wm.Davies, their guardian, complains that THOMAS WHITLOCK, father of CHARLES,owned land on Reed Island in Wythe County and promised to convey it to CHARLES,If CHARLES would marry Mary Davies, the daughter of Henry Davies, whichmarriage took place...Thomas Brookes...son in law of THOMAS WHITLOCK. CHARLESWHITLOCK was killed by the fal I of a tree.

II. The Old Free State - Vol. I

P.217 The Revolution - Capt. James Johnson Company Feb.2,1776-May 31,1777

Sergeants: WM. A. WHITLOCK

P.219 Pay rolI of Capt. James Johnson's company Apr.1,-May 1,1777

Privates: ...WILLIAM A. WHITLOCK

3. In Virginia at that date.

P.352 Early Churches - A Petition from Lunenburg Nov.8,1783 ...signed by...JOSIAHWHITLOCK...

II. The Old Free State - Vol.II

P.196 Davis4. Stephen2 Davis (b.1795 d.1866)5. Abner Brown Clapton3 Davis (generally known as "Brown" Davis), (b. circa 1828),married JANE WHITLOCK, of Baltimore, Md., lived in Charlotte County, Virginia until theclose of ' the Civil War, then moved to Richmond, Virginia, where he died in the seventies.(His widow then married a Mr. Powers)

P.202 Abner Brown Clapton3 Davis (b.circa 1828), married JUNE WHITLOCK. They had:

I. WaIter Davis2. John Davis

80P.430. Abstracts of Marriage Bonds - County of Lunenburg Jan.12,1786 JOHNWHITLOCK and Christian Besely

[Missing section - see originals]

I I I. The Parish Register of Christ Church, Middlesex County, Va. 1653-1812

P.56 ChristeningsMarch 18,1704 JONAS WHITLOCK the son of JAMES & MARGARET WHITLOCK wasbaptized

IV. Glencoe Diary - of Elizabeth Curtis Wallace 1816-

P.115 1864 Tuesday June 28...Thls evening Mr. WHITLOCK and his wife came here tostay al I night. They are Yankees.


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V. The Vestry Book of Petsworth Parish, Gloucester County, Va. 1677-1793

P.36 1693 By Mr. JAMES WHITLOCK for EIiz. Walker's fine 500

VI. Mr. Davis's Richmond

81P.40 ...Morgan, slave of FRANK WHITLOCK, was given fifteen lashes for stealing a bucketof honey from Henry Mosby.

February 26,19741/1

82

I. Heads of Families - First Census of the U.S. - North Carolina 1790

P.107 Morgan District, Burke County - Fifth CompanyM<16 M>16 F 0 S

WHITLOCK, MATHA / 2 / 2 / 3 / - / - /

P.179 Salisbury District, Stokes County

WHITLOCK, JAMES / 1 / 3 / 3 / - / - /

WHITLOCK, CHARLES / 4 / - / 3 / - / - /

P.184 Salisbury District, Surry County

WHITLOCK, WILLIAM / 1 / 3 / 2 / - / - /

II. Heads of Families - First Census of the U.S.- South Carolina 1790

P.62 Ninety-Six District, Edgefie1d County

WHITLOCK, WIMBREY / 2 / - / 1 / - / 1 /

P.91 Ninety-Six District, Union County

WHITLOCK, THOMAS / 1 / 1 / 4 / - / - /

.. . (1)

WHITLOCK, ROBT. / 1 / 1 / 2 / - / - /

WHITLOCK, JOHN / 1 / 2 / 1 / - / - /

P.92 WHITLOCK, WILLIAM / 2 / 3 / 5 / - / - /

P.93 WHITLOCK, JAMES / 1 / 1 / 3 / - / - /

83

March 5,1974I. Publications of the Arkansas Historical Assoc. Vol.2

P.130 The Brooks-Baxter War...Governor Baxter entered his appearance on Oct.8,1873...JOHN C. WHYTOCKwas then judge of the Pulaski circuit court.

II. The Arkansas Historical Quarterly Vol.23 (Vol. 24,25 Missing)

P.184 The Jonesboro Meeting of the A.H. Assoc. 1964.

Preregistration...Mrs. E.B. WITTLOKE...

U.B.C. LibraryMarch 5,1974

83II. The Arkansas Historical Quarterly (Cont) Vol. 30

P.326 The Brooks-Baxter War

. . . JUDGE WHTIDCK.. .

II. The Arkansas Historical Quarterly (Cont) Vol. 31

P.16l-l63 Arkansas Newspaper Editors

. . . JUDGE WHYTOCK...

III. The Filson Club History Quarterly - Vol. 6 (Vol. 1,2 missing)

P. 27 Calendar of Early Jefferson County Wills - Book 1 1784-1813

Linn, Asabel...Nov.25,1805 - Mar. 4,1806

...Executors...NATH'L B. WHITLOCK

84P. 32 Calendar of Early Jefferson County Wills - Book 1 1784-1813

WHITLOCK, CAPT. NATHANIEL BACON Jan. 6,1810 - Jan. 8,1810Noncupative Will. Died in Louisville December 12,1809. To Brother GEORGE, all estate"for benefit and education of my son GEORGE".Signed: David Waide, Levi Tyler (B1,p.232)P.332 Calendar of Early Jefferson County Wills - Book 2 June l8l3-Dec.1833

WHITLOCKE, GEORGE...June 16,1832 - Sept. 3,1832Land in the Green River County to be sold and proceeds to be used to secure a home forhis family. All other property to wife during widowhood and the support of the family.Should she marry an equal division to be made of estate including Lot. No.180. Executor:Friend Frederick A. KayeWitnesses: Phillip Myers, Henry KayeFrederick A. Kaye qualified with Henry Kaye, James Harrison, Phillip Myers and RobertBuckner, securities. (B2,p.502)

III. The Filson Club History Quarterly - Vol. 8

P. 47 Calendar of Division Book No.1

Jacob Reager, deceased. Division of Lot.No.205, Louisville, between Henry B. Reager, his

sister Mariah Reager, and NATHANIAL B. WHITLOCK for himself and his son GEORGEWHITLOCK, issue of his marriage with Sally Reager, ,deceased, another of the sisters ofHenry and daughter and heir of Jacob Reager, deceased. Jos. Denny and

Wm. Garrard, commissioners. Aug.8,1804 85(B1,p.5)


Ben Johnston estate.. .NATHANIAL B. WHITLOCK be appointed Commissioners...


In obedience to order of March Court 1812, to divide Lot.No.10, in Louisville of five acresbetween heirs of NATHANIEL B. WHITLOCK...and remainder of lot to heir of saidWHITLOCK, deceased... (B1,p.40)

(Vol. 24 missing)U.B.C. LibraryMarch 5,1974

85III. The Filson Club History Quarterly (Cont) Vol.38

P.350... The Indiana Historical Society investigation.Fort Knox which was built north of Vincennes in the winter of 1803-04...

86Amoung the officers were.. .AMBROSE WHITLOCK...

March 12,1974I. Ohio Historical Quarterly

Numerous references to BRAND WHITLOCK

I. Ohio Historical Quarterly - Vol.68

P.257-275P.257 REV. ELIAS D. WHITLOCK

II. 1820 Federal Population Census - Ohio

P.792 Page City twp

WHITELOCK, MICHAEL 174A Richland C.C.WHITELOCK, THOMAS G. 174A Richland C.C.WHITELOCK, WM. 154A Gre B.C.WHITLOCK, JAS. 126 Athens ElkWHITLOCK, JOHN 148 Hamilton SycWHITLOCK, JOSIAH 10lA Geaugh Che

III. 1830 Federal Population Census - Ohio

P.1325

WHITELOCK, BARBARY 384 Licking WashingtonWHITELOCK, CHAS 195 Warren FranklinWHITELOCK, JAMES 273 Ross SprWHITELOCK, JERDAN 249 Ross ConnWHITELOCK, THOS 112 Richland C.C.

P.1326

WHITLOCK, BENJ 176 Gallia CheWHITLOCK, ELIAS 265 Hamilton SprWHITLOCK, ELISHA 001 Butler FairfieldWHITLOCK, HIRAM H. 250 Meigs Sal

WHITLOCK, JOHN 356 Washington Fea 87WHITLOCK, JOSIAH 275 Geauga CheWHITLOCK, LEVI 250 Meigs SalWHITLOCK, LUKE 037 Lorain Bri

P.1328

WHITTLOCK, SAML 352 Washington Sal

IV. Progressivism in Ohio 1897-1917

Numerous references to BRAND WHITLOCKV. Indiana Magazine of History - Vol. 37

P.149 The James Dunn Family in Indiana Education.

Judge Dunn was appointed by President Monroe to be register of the land office at TerreHaute. In 1823, this office was moved to Crawfordsville, where Judge Dunn and MAJOR(AMBROSE in index, pmw) WHITLOCK, who was receiver of the land office,


87V. Indiana Magazine of History - Vol. 37 (Cont)

entered the land upon which Crawfordville is situated.

V. Indiana Magazine of History - Vol. 40

P.38l Mrs. Lydia B. Brown's (Bacon?) Journal

Vincennes Oct.10,1811...an officers wife by the name of WHITLOCK she is

extremely kind to me, we chum together for the sake of company.14

14. This was probably the wife of LIEUTENANT AMBROSE WHITLOCK, a Virginianand old acquaintance of Governor Harrison. In 1811 Governor Harrison.

recommended that LIEUTENANT WHITLOCK be placed in command of Fort Knox. 88Esarey, Messages and Letters of William Henry Harrison. I,341,355.

P.383

Nov.30,1811 Mrs. w....

P.384

We are keeping house with MR. & MRS. WHITLOCK (References to the War of 1812pmw)

V. Indiana Magazine of History - Vol. 42

P.341 Flatboats

...An item in 1884 said "H.S. Esoey and Son have contracted with W.H. WHITLOCK fora new flatboat...

(Vol.50 the last one) 89March 19.1974

I. History of Indiana by Logan Esarey

P.275 Settlement of the New Purchase

...By 1824 they had penetrared the "Big Flat Woods" as far as Crawfordville, whereGENERAL AMBROSE WHITLOCK and Williamson Dunn had laid off the town ofCrawfordville on the Bluffs of Sugar Creek.

P.3l0 Settlement of the Wabash Country

...Crawfordville has been opened by AMBROSE WHITLOCK and Williamson Dunn,December 24,1824...

P.390 Land Offices

...Williamson Dunn and AMBROSE WHITLOCK opened the land office at Terre Haute in1819.

II. A Tour through Indiana in 1840 - Diary of John Parsons

P.273 I met also...MAJ. WHITLOCK, who was born in Virginia in 1767, assisted in theerection of Fort Washington at Cincinnati, engaged in Indian warfare at various times, andunder Mr. Jefferson, was made paymaster, with the rank of Major in the United StatesArmy. Later he was made receiver of public monies at the Land Office, which by directionof the Secretary of the Treasury, he


89II. A tour through Indiana in 1840 (Cont)

located in this Town (Crawfordsville)...

90III. John Tipton Papers - Vol. II 1828-1833 (Vol. I missing)

P.243 Note 2

1830 Canby had been appointed receiver of public moneys at the Crawfordville LandOffice to succeed AMBROSE WHITLOCK.

P.288 MAJOR WHITLOCK

P.849 ...1833 What benefit has resulted from the removal of WHITLOCK...?

IV. Illinois Election Returns 1818-1848

P.271 General Assembly ,1834 - Representative in Ninth General Assembly, ElectionAugust 4,1834.

Candidate - Greene Co. Total 3997JAMES WHITLOCK (Dem) 82

P.352 General Assembly,1842. Senators in the thirteenth General Assembly. ElectionAugust 1,1842Candidate - Greene Co. Total 1636JOHN N. WHITLOCK 24

91V. Territorial Records of Illinois 1809-1818

P.114...letter from the Hon. Wm. Eustis...dated October 24,1812, in which he states thatLIEUTENANT WHITLOCK the district paymaster, has funds and instructions for paying theRangers and Militia.

VI. Illinois State Historical Society - Vol. XII

P.439 MR (BRAND) WHITLOCK resided in Springfield, 1893-1897. On June 8,1895 hemarried Ella Brainerd, daughter of Mr.& Mrs. Gideon R. Brainerd of Springfield. . .

VI. Illinois State Historical Society - Vol. XX 1927

P.130 Wheaton Seventy Years ago

... The weekly publication of that period was the Wheaton Illinoian and the editors wereOGDEN and JOHN WHITLOCK. JOHN was a short man but OGDEN was tall with blueeyes and handsome...

VI. Illinois State Historical Society - Vol. XIX

P .168 History of Morgan County Bar

Those who became members of the bar subsequent to 1852 and are now deceased are...H.J. WHITLOCK,...

VI. Illinois State Historical Society - Vol. XXIV

P.356 MRS. KATIE WHITLOCK (took photocopy - see Ref.# )


92VI. Illinois State Historical Society (Cont)

VI. Illinois State Historical Society - Vol. VIII

P.621 Joseph B. Redfield born September 25,1825 died December 19,1915...died at hisresidence,1852 Washington Boulevard, Chicago, in the house in which he had lived since1863... born. . . in Stanford, New York.. .He was married in 1860 to SARAH M.WHITLOCK, who died in 1879. One daughter, Antoinette Redfield Hale survives... He wasburied at Delhi, New York, December 21,1915.

93March 26,1974

I. Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society - Vol. XXVI

P.151-162 Who Built Monk's Mound by W.H.WHITLOCK

I. Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society - Vol. XXVII

P.451 Congregationalism in Jacksonville and Early Illinois...The Illinois Anti-Slavery Society was organized at Alton on October 26, 1837with...A.B.WHITLOCK present from Jacksonville...

I. Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society - Vol. XXXIV

P.443 The First Historical Society of Illinois Dec.22,1827. . . JAMES WHITLOCK as secretary...

I. Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society - Vol. XLII

P.502 News and Comments 1949

...REV. W.H.WHITLOCK, who spoke on "Looking Glass Prairie, its Ruins and Memories"

I. Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society - Vol. XLIV

P. 48 Fort Massac

W.WHITLOCK to Secretary of War Aug. 4, Sept. 4,1808... After June 1808, monthlyreturns from Fort Massac.. .made by...a man named WHITLOCK...

94I. Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society - Vol. 46

P.137 Illinois Boys in Blue

. . . Just one Illinois soldier newspaper has been found in Louisiana. It was calledUnconditional Surrender Grant and was the product of the One Hundred and ThirtiethIllinois Regiment at New Iberia. ... dates are October 24 and 31, 1863. The publishers,Sergeants Thorp and WHITLOCK, were probably... and JOHN A. WHITLOCK, fonnerowner of the Marshall (Illinois) Journal.

P.439 Book Reviews

The Ohio Guide lists...

WILLIAM C. WHITLOCK's journal of a journey made from Virginia to Union CountyIllinois, in 1823.

94U.B.C. Library

March 26,1974

I. Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society (Cont)

I. Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society - Vol. 48

P.129 Pioneer Vandalia Editor

On January 30,1830... The five trustees of the School were.. .JAMES WHITLOCK...

I. Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society - Vol. 60

P. 68 Recent Acquisitions

...The 1868 election in New York State...The Illinois political scene is represented by ..

.HERBERT G. WHITLOCK.

95II. Transactions of the Illinois State Historical Society, 1904

P.350 WILLIAM C. WHITLOCK "The Trustees of the Jonesborough College"...An Act...in force Feb.19,1835-

II. Transactions of the Illinois State Historical Society, 1919

P.170 Alton, I11. June 11,1842

Sir: You are apprised that three judgements were obtained against...J.WHITLOCK... WillLinn, Late Receiver of Public Moneys at Vandalia...

P.187 Diary of Joseph Duncan 1829

20th March 1830 Haved Mr. Kane by request two reconunendations.. .signed by . ..JAMES WHITLOCK (30th November 1829)...

II. Transactions of the Illinois State Historical Society, 1931

P. 25 Deaths

MRS. W.B. WHITLOCK, Springfield, Illinois March 15,1931

III. The Edwards Papers

Numerous references fo LIEUT. AMBROSE WHITLOCK, Paymaster of U.S. troops in Ill.

96April 2,1974

I. Who's Who in Chicago and Vicinity 1941

P.895 WHITLOCK, ALBERT NEWTON, lawyer; b. Richmond, Ky., Sept. 1,1887; s. JAMESV. and ALICE F. (Baker) W.;.. .mem. law firm of Murphy & WHITLOCK, Missoula, Mont.;.. .Home: 300 Sheridan Rd., Kenilworth, Ill...

II. Michigan pioneer and Historical Soceity Vol. I

P.209 Kalamazoo County

March 6,1838 Alamo was set off from Cooper, and its first election was held

at the house of SETH C. WHITLOCK. The first in Alamo were. . . the Messrs. WHITLOCK

96

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II. Michigan pioneer and Historical Society (Cont)

Vol. missing

WHITLOCK, ANN XXVIII ,364ORANGE XXVI ,401ORANGE A. XXVI ,401Mrs. Phoebe XXVIII ,322W.J. XXVI ,401

III. Kansas Historical Collections - Vol 5 (Vol.1-3 missing)

P.188 Report of the committee on Credentials of the House Representatives

.. .But that Messrs. JAMES WHITLOCK.. .from the second representative district are

entitled to their seats... at an election held therein on the 30th day of March 1855 97

P.204 Members of the House.. .JAMES WHITLOCK. . .

P.453 Executive Minutes of Kansas Territory 1857

Nov.28...Certificates of election were this day issued to the following persons as electedto first council district, viz...T.B.WHITLOCK... all on Oct. 5,1857

III. Kansas Historical Collections - Vol. 8

P.540 River Improvent Congress. Kansaa City Oct. 8,1903

WHITLOCK, M.S. Topeka

III. Kansas Historical Collections - Vol. 12

P.452 Greenwood City

.. .After Major Mitchell was deposed the city government collapsed, and in the languageof Uncle BOB WHITLOCK, a near by farmer, "the bubble bust"... 1873?

IV. The Colorado Magazine -Vol. 11

...Accounts differ as to the actual beginning of the town of Ouray...1875... LOGANWHTTLOCK...discovered ore...

V. New Mexico Historical Review - Vol. 16

P.l04-l06 Death of DR. J.M.WHITLOCK 1868 (took photocopy - see Ref.#43 )

V. New Mexico Historical Review - Vol. missing

WHITLOCK, Rev. JOHN M. Vol. 18, 272 (biog.data)

98April 9,1974

I. New Mexico Historical Review - Vol.43

P. 24 Myers: Military Establishments - Fort West 1863

...Drisher in turn, relinquished command to CAPTAIN JAMES H. WHITLOCK, CompanyF., 5th Infantry, on September 28,1863


981. New Mexico Historical Review (Cont)

(Numerous references to P.28 about Apache Raids to September 16,1864 pmw)

II. Turmoil in New Mexico 1~46-1868

P.289-290 (account of DR.J.M. WHITLOCK's death pmw)

III. Arizona Territory 1863-1912

P.23 Ref. to CAPT. JAMES H. WHITLOCK April 7,1864

IV. The Utah Expedition 1857-1858

P.365 HARVEY WHITLOCK was then called upon the stand by Brigham Young to speak.MR. WHITLOCK is not a missionary; he was a Mormon with Smith, but left the Churchduring the difficulties in Missouri but returned to it on the present difficulties being raised.He recently arrived from California...

V. History of Nevada 1881

99P.349 Homicide, and some of its causes

1870 Sept.4, .ANDREW WHITLOCK was killed by Jas. Maxwell, at Meadow Valley Mill,Lincoln County. The former was an inportant witness in a lawsuit over the title to a ranch,and Maxwell took this way to keep him from testifying, and then escaped over the line intoUtah.

VI. Bancrofts Works - Vol. 22

History of California - Pioneer Register & Index

P.773 WHITLOCK (GEO.W.), 1847, Clerk for Wm. H. Davis '47-9.V.651 Sergt of S.F. Guard '48; at Sac. about '74-5.WHITLOCK, (JACOB H.),1847, co.A. N.Y. Vol. (V.499); d.at S.F.'49. WHITLOCK,(MERVIN R.),1847 ditto; drowned in S. Joaq. River '49.

VI. Bancrofts Works - Vol. 26

P. 84 HARVEY WHITLOCK. . . sent to Missouri...

100April 16,1974

I. Oregon Historical Society Quarterly - Vol. 25

The McNemees and Tetherows with the Migration of 1845

P.373 Roll of Armed Men

. . . MITCHEL WHITLOCK.. .


P.221 Obituary

WHITLOCK, AMELIA, Portland, Apr.25,1930, 65 years, born in Silverton 1864



100

I. Oregon Historical Society Quarterly (Cont)

P.91 News & Comments

WILLIAM T. WHITLOCK, pioneer of 1849, Jan.7-8,1931.

P.241 Oregon City Woolen Mill 1862

...the following persons, present, all of whom signed the papers: ...WILLIAM WHITLOCK.

101January 9,1975

I. The New York Times - Obituaries Index 1858-1968

P.1093

WHITELOCK, FRANK L.1962 Mr 1, 31:1HERBERT R.Mrs.1950 N 19,93:3WILLIAM W.1940 Ja29,16:2WILLIAM W.Mrs.1949 Je26,60:3

P.1094WHITLOCK. ABRAHAM H.1953 F 16,21:5

B.1934 My25,23:1BACHE E.1948 Ja 9,22:2BACHE M.Mrs. 1947 D 25,21:3BERNARD Mrs. 1955 My 23,23:4CHARLES Mrs. 1960 F 27,19:6CHARLES W.1941 Mr 30,48:6CHARLES W.Mrs.1961 Je 6,37:1CLAUDE R.1952 My 27,27:5DONALD W.1955 Ap 22,25:2DORA F.Mrs. 1948 D 4,19:2E.J.1881 Jl 1,5:4ELIAS D. Rev. 1913 D 24,11:6 (Dr.)ELLA B. Mrs. 1942 Jl12,36:8 (will Jl31, 12:2)FREDERICK S. 1948 Je28,20:3GEORGE1964 0 28,45:3HAROLD A.1957 D8,88:7HARRY A.1942 Ag12,19:4HERBERT P. 1948 F 24,25:3HERBERT PERCY 1919 0 13,13:4 (Mrs.)LESTER J. Mrs.1947 Je10,27:4LOUIS I. Mrs. 1945 0 10,36:3SILAS J.1956 S 28,27:2VICTOR1965 Mr18,30:3

W.S.1903 Ap 1,9:6 102WILLARD P. Jr 1961 S 11,27:6

II. Index to Obituaries in Massachusetts Centinel & Columbia Centinel 1784-1840

P.4878 WHITLOCK, ...(Mrs.) Celebrate Actress and sister of Mrs. Siddons, d. in England(C.C. Apr.27,1836) (long obit notice)

WHITLOCK, ANNA (Mrs.), wife of SAMUEL WHITLOCK, and dau. of Col.Joseph Mayo d. in Castleton, Vt., aged 37(C.C. Apr.12,18l5)

WHITLOCK, DAVID d. in Hubbardson, aged 80 (C.C. Feb.8,1804)

WHITLOCK, H. E. (Mr.) formerly of Boston Theatre d. in Isle of France (C.C. Nov.22,1806)


102II. Index to Obituaries in Massachusetts Centinel (Cont)

WHITLOCK, HENRY, Rev. Late rector of Trinity Church, N.H. d. in Fayetteville, N.C. (C.C.Jan.14,18l5)

WHITLOCK, MARTHA B. (Mrs.) wife of IZARD B. WHITLOCK, d. in Richmond, Va. (C.C.Mar.2l,18l8)

III. Quaker Necrology - Vol.2 L-Z

P.793 WHITELOCK, ANN F.I.(Friends' Intelligencer pmw) 22, (1866):24WHITELOCK, ELIZABETH F.I., 37 (1881): 329WHITELOCK, ELLEN L. F.I., 39 (1883): 714

WHITELOCK ISSAC F. 1., 5 (1849): 61 103WHITELOCK, MARY F.I., 31 (1875): 346WHITLOCK, JANE COPELAND, Friends Review, 42 (1888): 159

104May 27,1975

I. The Examiner Charlottetown, P.E.I. March 12,1855

At the bride's residence, on the 27th February, by Mr. J. WHITLOCK, B.C. Minister, Mr.John Buchannan, of Belfast, to Miss Catherine Mcleod, of Orvill.

I. The Examiner Charlottetown, P.E.I. June 18,1855

On the 11th instant....Rev. J. WHITLOCK

Did Jan.1855-Dec.3l,1855 several issues missing pmw 106September 24,1975

I. Catalogue of the Portraits in the Jamaica History Gallery of the Institute of Jamaica 1914

P.14 #86 Lieut-General JOHN WHITELOCKE, born in 1757, entered the army in 1778 andin 1782 came to Jamaica with his regiment. Here he married a sister of Matthew Lewisdeputy Secretary of War, and Aunt of "Mark" Lewis. In 1791 he became lieutenant-coloneland played an important part in the attempt to occupy San Domingo. In 1795 he becamecolonel of the 6th West India regiment. In 1808 he was cashiered for his failure at BuenosAyres the previous year.

Engraving by J. Hopwood from a painting by Hastings.

II. Lady Nugent's Journal 1801-1808

Mentions Gen. JOHN WHITELOCKE

106October 8,1975

I. Uppingham School Roll 1824-1905

Aug 1870 WHITELOCK, WILLIAM HENRY born April 1858. Son of W.E.WHITELOCK, TheElms, Wimbledon. Scholar Uppingham School, 1870-2. Broth. Left July 1876. Trin. ColI.Camb. 3rd Cl. Class. Tripos, 1880. Registrar, Birmingham County Court, Rosedale,Westbourne Road, Edgbaston.


107I. Who was Who 1916-1928

P.1121 WHITELOCKE, R. HENRY ANGLIN...b. 1861; 4th s. of late Rt. Hon. HUGHANTHONY WHITELOCKE of Bulstrode Park, Westmorland; m. Barbara Henry e.d. of lateGeorge Lowe Reid; Two s. three d. ...d.19 Nov.1927

108February 18,1976

I. The Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland - Vol. 4 by John Burke 1838

P.211 - Roche of Carass

George Roche m- secondly, Mary, d.of-Bindon, esq. of Mongrett, in the county of Limerick,and widow of -Mills...David...Anne who m.15 April 1726 Major JOHN CARLETON WHITELOCKE and had issueBULSTRODE WHITELOCKE, baptized 16th February 1727, in St.Mary's Church Limerick,d.s.p.GEORGE WHITELOCKE, baptized 4th May 1750, who m. Mary d. of David Roche, esq.of Limerick, and died 12th January 1831 leaving issueBULSTRODE-CARLETON WHITELOCKEJAMES WHITELOCKE of Amboise in FranceGEORGE WHITELOCKEANNE WHITELOCKEGEORGINA WHITELOCKE, d. at Paris, 1835HENRIETTA WHITELOCKE, d. in 1790MARY WHITELOCKE, m. William Horton Lloyd, esq. F.L.S.and has issueANNE WHITELOCKE, died before her parents, unmarriedKATHARINE WHITELOCKE, m. to -Birmingham, and d.s.p.

P.479 Nicholl, of Dimlands

The Rev. IItyd Nicholl, for thirty-four years rector of Lanmaes, who m. SUSANNA d.& co-heir of JOHN WHITLOCK, esq of Bingham, in Somersetshire and had by her who died28th November, 1725, and was buried at Lanmaes, two sons and a daughter, viz.

109Whitlock, his heirJohn, of Lanmaes, a magistrate for the county of Glamorgan, who m. Elizabeth Havard,and died 21st February, 1773 aged forty-seven, leaving two sons, namely...

The Rev. IItyd Nicholl died at Bath, was buried in Lanmaes chancel, 25th February 1733...

Whitlock Nicholl esq of Ham b. 1st August l720....m.13th January 1741-2 Anne d.of JohnLewis, esq of Penlline...

I. The Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland - Vol. 1 1833

P.244 Lloyd of Welcombe

George Lloyd...m(2) Susannah, d.of Thomas Horton...by his wife, Anne, daughter and co-heiress of Richard Mostyn, of London and had issue,

1.Gamaliel...mayor of Leeds in l779...d.3lst August 1817. He m.Elizabeth d.ofJames Attwood esq and had issue

1. William Horton, F.L.S. possessor of estates in the counties of York,Lancaster, and Derby. b.10 February 1784


109

I. The Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland (Cont)

who m.13th April 1826 MARY, forth and youngest d.of GEORGEWHITELOCKE esq of Seymour Place, Bryanston Square, London by Maryd. of David Roche...issue Gamaliel b.12 June1827 d.6th November 1830George Whitelocke b. 30th May 1830

110February 21,1976

I. Burkes Peerage 1930

P.17l6 MostynThomas Mostyn of Moston (or Mostyn), Flints, son and heir of Richard apHowell ap IevanVychon... he m. Jane, dau. of Sir William Griffith of Penshyn... William Moston m. Margaretd.of Robert PowellThomas Mostyn m. Ursula d.of William Goodman

1. William d. unm

2.Roger (Sir) his heir3.Thomas m. Anne d.and heir of William Hughes...1.Margaret m. Pierce Griffith of Penrhyn2.Catherine m. Sir Thomas HanmerThe GrandsonSir Roger Mostyn., Knt., of Mostyn m. Mary d.of Sir John Wynne, Bart. of Gwyder

1. Thomas (Sir) m. ELIZABETH, d.of Sir JOHN (should be JAMES pmw)WHITLOCK and d.v.p. leaving issue

1.Roger (Sir), 1st Bart2. Thomas, ancestor of Mostyn of Kilken

2.-8. John,William,Richard, Robert, Edward, Pierce, Roger1.-2. Sydney, Catherine

Sir Roger Mostyn 1st Bart. of Mostyn, created a baronet 3 Aug.1660,m. Prudence, d.of Sir. Martin Lumley,lst Bart. and by her had issue,with others who died young

1.Jane m. 1st Roger Puleston, of Emeral, Flints, and by himhad issue. She 2ndly m. Sir John Trevor, Master of the Rolls.2.Mary m. William Salisbury, of Rug, and had issue Sir Rogerm. 2ndly 1651 Mary, d.of Thomas 1st Viscount Buckeley, andby her (who died 16 Oct.1662) had, with others who d. young.

1. Thomas (Sir) 2nd Bart.2.Roger d.unm3.Richard of Penbeddw, M.A. Oxford, m. Charlotte

Theophila dau. and co-heir fo John Digby of 111Gothurst, Bucks, and had two daus.Sir Roger m.3rdly Lumley d.of Coytmore of Coytmore,co. Carnarvon. she d.s.p. The Eldest son

Sir Thomas Mostyn, 2nd Bart., M.P. for Carnarvon 1679-81, m. Briget, d. and heirof Darcy Savage of Leighton, Cheshire, and by her acquired that estate. He died 1700having had by her issue

1. Roger (Sir), 3rd Bart2.Thomas, M.P. of Flints, m. Margaret, dau and heir of William Mostyn of Rhid,Flints but d.s.p. 21 Dec.17373.John, M.A. Oxford. d.unm 24 Dec.1720The Eldest sonSir Roger Mostyn, 3rd Bart. M.P. for Flints, m.20 July 1703, Essex, d.of Daniel, Earlof Winchelsea and Nottingham. She d.23 May 1721. He d. 5 May 1739, having had,with other issue


111

I. Burkes Peerage - 1930 (Cont)1.Daniel, d.v.p. 17332.Thomas (Sir) 4th Bart1.Essex m.16 June 1739 Robert, 2nd Duke of Roxburgne

and d. 7 Dec. 1764 leaving issueThe Eldest sonSir Thomas Mostyn, 4th Bart., M.P. for Flints 1734-58,m. 1735 Sarah, dau. and co-heir of Robert Western. She d.28 May 1740, Hed. 24 March 1758, having had issue

1.Roger (Sir) 5th Bart2. Thomas1.Anne m.1777 Thomas Pennant, of Downing, Flints 2.Frances

The Elder Son 112Sir Roger Mostyn, 5th Bart., M.P. for Flints 1758-96...m.19 May 1776 Margaret, d. and heirof Rev. Hugh Wynne LLD, prebendary of Salisbury. She d.14 Oct.1792. He d.26 July 1796,having had issue

1. Thomas (Sir), 6th and last Bart.1. Essex, d.unm2.Charlotte m.21 April 1792 Sir Thomas Swymmers Mostyn Champneys, 2nd Bart,but d.s.p.3.Elizabeth m. as below 11 Feb.1794, Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd. 2nd Bart., whowas created Lord Mostyn.4.Anna Maria, m.Sept. 1801 Sir Roger Williams Vaughan 2nd Bart. and had issue5. Catherine6.BridgetThe only sonSir Thomas Mostyn, 6th Bart. M.P. for Flints 1799-1831, d.unm 17 April 1831when the baronetcy became extinct and his estates passed to the Lloyd Family(see below)(Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd...b.17 Sept.1768...d.3 April 1854)

113P.64 ABERGAVENNY. . . Neville1.Henry, 9th Baron2.Christopher (Sir), of Newton St. Looe, Somersetshire, K.B., m. Mary d. and co-heirof Thomas Darcy of Tolleshunt Darcy in Essex and has issue, a son Richard, m. Sophia,d.of George Carew, and d. 1643, having a son, George of Sheffield Sussex, m. MARY, d.ofSir BULSTRODE WHITELOCKE, Knt., and had two sons,

1. George 13th Baron2. Edward, commander R.N., m. Hannah, d.of Jervoise Thorp and d.170l, leavingissue

William, 16th BaronMary,\ m. Charles Chamberlain Rebow, of Smallfield Place, Surrey

...George 13th Baron Abergavenny, m. Anne dau of Nehemiah Walker (She 2ndly m. John,1st Earl De la Warr), and dying 11 March 1720-1 was s. by his Elder sonGeorge, 14th Baron Abergavenny b. 16 May 1703, m. 19 March 1722-3 Elizabeth, eldestsister and co=heir of Gideon Thornicroft, of Dodington and Linstead, Kent, but d.s.p. 15Nov.1723, and was s. by his brother,

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Edward 15th Baron Abergavenny, m.1724, Catherine dau. of Lieut-Gen. William Tatton,and dying in the 19th year of his age, 9 Oct. 1724, s.p., was s. by his cousin William 16thBaron Abergavenny. Hislordship m. 1st 20th May 1725, Catharina, Lady Abergavenny,widow of the last Lord, by whom (who d. 4 Dec.1729) he had an only son,

1. George 17 th Baron. He m. 2ndly, 20 May 1731, Lady 114Rebecca Herbert, dau. of Thomas, Earl of Pembroke, by whom (who d. 20Oct.1758) he had one son,2. William, in holy orders, and three daus., all of whom d. unm. The Baron d.21Sept.1744, and was s. by his only surviving son

George, 17th Baron and 1st Earl Abergavenny, b.24 June 1727 ...He d. 10Sept. 1785...

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I. Palmer's Index to the Times of London 1790-1795

Apr. to June 1793 - Bankruptcies

-WHITLOCK, GEO., 8a 2a

Apr. to June 1793- Meetings of Creditors

- WHITLOCK, GEO. l2a3d - 19a4b - l7m3c

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July to Sep. 1793 - Bankruptcies Enlarged

Boulton, D., Morgan P. and T., Vancouver, J.G. and Stowe, Benj. 3lj2a

- Morgan, P., Vancouver, J.G. and Stowe, B. 10j2a - 3lj2a

July 31,1793 Page 2a

From the London Gazette July 23Darcy Boulton, Philip Morgan the elder, Thomas Morgan younger, John GasperVancouver, and Benjamin Stowe of -bridge Lambeth, merchants; to surrender August 20at the Cuper's Guildhall.

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GEORGE WHITLOCK, of New-Court, Crutched-friars, timber merchant to surrender April

13,20 and May 18, Guildhall.Attornies, Messrs. Willet and Annesley, Finsbury-Square.

April 12,1793

Page 3 Col dMeeting of Creditors - GuildhallGEORGE WHITLOCK, New-court, Crutched-friars, Timber Merchant Hour 1:30

April 19,1793 Page 4 Col bsame as above Hour 2:1

May, 17,1793 Page 3 Col csame as above Hour 3:1


117I. The Times of London Index (Cont) - 1801-1805

January to March 1801 - Deaths

- WHITELOCK, Mrs., 4m3d

March 4,1801 Wednesday - Died on Monday at Mr. Crawley's, Spital Square Mrs.WHITELOCK, late of Farthingoe, Northamptonshire, aged 52

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I. The Times of London Index (Cont) 1806-1810

April to June 1806 - Bankruptcies

- WHITELOCK, E., 2la2b

E. WHITELOCK, Queen's Row, Pentonville, Insurance Broker, to surrender April 22, May3, 31, at Guildhall. Attorney Mr. Warrand. Castle court, Budgerow

Meetings of Creditors

- WHITELOCK E., 2m3d - 3Om3b

E. WHITELOCK, Queen's-row, Pentonville, broker.. 3:10

Marriages

- Ouseley, Major-Gen., to Miss WHITELOCKE, l4a3d

On Saturday last, at Mary-Ie-bone Church by Rev. William Baldero, Major Gore Ouseley,of Baker Street, to Miss WHITELOCKE, eldest daughter of Lieut-General WHITELOCKE.

October to Dec.1806 - Meetings of Creditors

- WHITELOCK, E., 21n4a

October to Dec.1807 - Meetings of Creditors

- WHITELOCK, E., 28d4aJanuary - March 1808 - Meetings of Creditors

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- WHITELOCK E., 29j4b

Trial of Gen. \ffiITELOCKE 27j3b to 26m3d

January to March 1809 - Leading Articles

Mr. Whitelocke as Inspector-General of Recruits l8j2d*

October to December 1810 - Meetings of Creditors

- WHITELOCKE, E., 50 3d


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* It appears from the Court Calendar that a Mr. WHITELOCKE is at present Inspector-General of Recruits, and that General WHITELOCKE was in that situation. Whether thesetwo persons are the same, we are not as yet prepared to say, but shall take the mostspeedy means of informing ourselves. If the matter is as we have been informed, thecauses of Gen. WHITELOCKE's continuance in the service, in defiance of the most lenientsentence of Court Martial, demand the most rigid investigation.

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March 1,1962 FRANK L. WHITELOCK

Los Angeles, Feb.28 - FRANK LESLIE WHITELOCK, past president of the California RealEstate Association and former member of the California State Real Estate Board Died heretoday at the age of 74.Mr. WHITELOCK is survived by his widow, MARGARET; a daughter, Mrs. Roger J. Thiesand a grandson.

November 19,1950 Mrs. HERBERT WHITELOCK

Brunswich Me. Nov.18 - Mrs. EDITH M. WHITELOCK wife of the Rev. HERBERTR. WHITELOCK pastor of the Brean Baptist Church here, died today in her home at theage of 62.Born in Whitinsville, Mass., Mrs. WHITELOCK was the daughter of Charles C. and NellieFreeman Session. She graduated from Gorton College, Boston, and was married to Mr.WHITELOCK in 1912 in that city. The couple traveled throughout the United States andCanada for years in their work as gospel rangers.Surviving also are a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Parr of Boston, and two sons, the Rev.GORDON M. WHITELOCK of Texas, and STANLEY D. WHITELOCK of Boston.

January 29,1940 - W.W.WHITELOCK Educator is Dead

Head of the Party that Rescued Admiral Cervera at Battle of Santiagoalso Author....Dr. WILLIAM WALLACE WHITELOCK educator and anthor died yesterday at hisresidence, 1240 Park Avenue after and illness of several weeks, never having recovered

completely from injuries received when he was struck 120by a drunken vagrant on the street a year ago. He was seventy years old. Born inBaltimore, a son of the late WILLIAM WHITELOCK, president of the Third National Bankof Baltimore, Dr. WHITELOCK was a descendant of Sir BULSTRODE WHITELOCKseventeenth Century Governor of Windsor Castle, and through his mother of RichardStockton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence...In 1901 he married the Baroness Mary von Stockhausen of Berlin, who survives, as dotheir son OTTO von STOCKHAUSEN WHITELOCK, and Dr. WHITELOCK's sister, whois the wife of Vice Admiral Harry P. Huse of Washington.

June 26,1949 - Mrs. W. WHITELOCK, Litterateur, Dead

Widow of Novelist and Poet Had been Known as Singer, Translator and Composer.Mrs. WILLIAM WALLACE WHITELOCK, the former Baroness Mary Louise von


120I. The New York Times (Cont)

Stockhausen, who was a prominent figure in early twentieth Century literary, artistic andmusical circles, died on Friday at Tre Terrazzi, her Peace Street residence in PelhamManor, N.Y., after an illness of several months....

Surviving are a son, Dr. OTTO V.S. WHITELOCK of Pelham Manor, a brother 121Baron Albrect von Stockhausen and four sisters, the Baronesses Thelka, Josephine andAnna von Stockhausen, all of Berlin, and Frau Hans Schuerer Stolle of Buenos Aires

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February 16,1953 ABRAHAM H. WHITLOCK

Cincinnati, Feb.15 - ABRAHAM H. WHITLOCK, retired businessman, who was widelyknown, died last night at the age of 80. A native of Richmond, Va., where his family wasprominent in the tobacco industry, Mr. WHITLOCK resided here for the last fifty-five years,during which he has been engaged in the tobacco, liquor and insurance businesses. Heis survived by his widow.

May 25,1935 BRAND WHITLOCK, Diplomat is dead. Cannes, France May 24...

(I have this several times prow)

January 9,1948 BACHE WHITLOCK

BACHE McEVERS WHITLOCK a partner in the brokerage firm of Farr & Co. of this citysince 1922, died yesterday of a heart attack in his home at Palm Beach, Florida. His wife,the former Dorothy Gibb, died in Palm Beach on Dec.23.Mr. WHITLOCK was a graduate of St. Marks School, Southboro, Mass., receiveda degree from Columbia University in 1911. He served in the first World War as an officerin the Naval Reserve. He was a member of the Racket and Tennis Club and the Union

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December 25,1947 Mrs. BACHE WHITLOCK

Mrs. DOROTHY GIBB WHITLOCK of Palm Beach, Fla., formerly of Hewlett, L.I.,wife of BACHE McEVERS WHITLOCK, a special partner of Farr & Co., New Yorksugar and investment brokers, died Tuesday at Palm Beach, according to word receivedhere yesterday. Born in Brooklyn, a daughter of John Richmond and Emily Matthews Gibb,she attended Miss Masters school, Dobbs Ferry N.Y. During the war she was active in theRed Cross in Palm Beach.Besides her husband she leaves two sons BACHE McE. Jr and EMMET WHITLOCK;two daughters, CYNTHIA WHITLOCK Van Husen and DOROTHY GIBB WHITLOCK, anda sister Mrs. Harold W. Carhart.

November 23,1976May 23,1953 Mrs. BERNARD WHITLOCK

Mrs. FANNY GALLERT WHITLOCK who had long been active in the affairs of TempleIsreal, 210 West Ninety-first Street died Saturday at her residence 12 East Eighty-sixthStreet at the age of 84. She was the widow of BERNARD WHITLOCK.A former president of the sisterhood of the temple and a trustee of the congregation shewas for twenty-five years chairman of the temple's summer play school. She leaves a

brother and two sisters.

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February 27,1960 Norwalk woman is 101

Norwalk, Conn. Feb.25, Mrs. Anna Belle Whitlock was 101 years old today. She is thewidow of Charles Whitlock who conducted the Wilton Educational Institute, a privateboarding school for Spanish speaking students in Wilton, Conn. more than forty years ago.

March 30,1941 C. W. Whitlock Dead; Founder of School

... Wilton, Conn. March 29 - Charles Wilbur Whitlock, retired founder of the WiltonEducational Institute, died last night at his home here after a brief illness. His age was 79.Mr. Whitlock was born in Wilton, attended Wilton Acadamy when his father was thePrincipal and later became a member of the acadamy faculty. After establishing the WiltonEducational Institute he directed it for thirty-five years, specializing in English instructionfor pupils from Spain and Latin America. Mr. Whitlock closed the institute in 1920 and thentaught privately for five years before his retirement.He leaves a widow Annabelle Smith Whitlock; three grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.

124June 6,1961 Connecticut Woman, 102 Dies.

Norwalk, Conn. June 5 Mrs. Anna Belle Whitlock, Widow of Prof. Charles W. Whitlock,who had for more than forty years conducted the Wilton Educational Institute, a privateboarding school for Spanish-speaking students died Saturday night at Highwood Retreat,where she had beena patient for six years. Her age was 102.

May 27,1952 Claude R. Whitlock

Washington, May 26. Claude R. Whitlock, who retired last year after fourteen years assuperintendent of the Sioux Indian Agency at Rosebud, S.D., died here yesterday after anillness of several weeks. He was 71 years of age.Mr. Whitlock also had heJd posts at the Neah Bay, Tulalip and Yakima Reservations inWashington, Uintah Reservation in Utah, Osage Reservation in Oklahoma and the PierceIndian School and Cheyenne River Reservation in South Dakota.

November 30,1976April 22,1955 Donald W. Whitlock

Orange, N.J. April 21 Donald W. Whitlock, a research engineer with Keuffel & Esser Co.,New York engineering supply firm died Tuesday at St. Mary's. Hospital, Orange. He was61 years old and lived at 399 Highland Avenue.

Mr. Whitlock recieved an engineering degree from Stevens Institute of 125Technology in 1915.Two brothers, Philip E. and Stuart D., survive.



December 4,1948 Mrs. Dora F . Whitlock

Oxford, Ohio Dec. 3, Mrs. Dora Fisher Whitlock, house manager of The Pines, men'sdormitory on the Miami University campus, was found dead in her room yesterdayapparently of a heart attack. Her age was 55. A native of St. Thomas, Ont. Mrs. Whitlockhad lived at Pontiac Mich., before coming here in 1945.

July 1 ,1881 (missing)

Dec.24, 1913 The Rev. Dr. Elias D. Whitlock

Cleveland, Ono, Dec.23 The Rev. Dr. Elias D. Whitlock of Toledo father of Mayor BrandWhitlock of Toledo, and a retired Methodist clergyrnan died at St. Lukes Hospital here earlytoday. He had been overcome Saturday while doing Christmas shopping with his sonWilliam G. Whitlock of this City with whom he expected to spend the holiday. The Mayorwas with him when the end came, and in view of his bereavement asked to be excusedfrom commenting upon the Senate confirmation of his appointment as Minister to Belgium,

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July 31 ,1942 Whitlock gifts Willed

Toledo, Ohio. July 30 The diamond and platinium bracelet given to Mrs. Brand Whitlock,by Elizabeth, Queen of the Belgians, is bequeathed to the National Museum atWashington, in the will of Mrs. Whitlock, filed today.Proceeds of'1:he sale of her collection of Belgian lace is to be used for the assistance ofBelgians livrng in Belgium during the present war.Mr. Whitlock's autographed first editions are bequeathed to the American Academy of Artsand Letters of New York.

July 12,1942 Mrs. Brand Whitlock

Brewster, N.J., July 11 Mrs. Ella Brainerd Whitlock, widow of Brand Whitlock. . . died here today at the home of Mrs. Angus Mackay Porter, where she had lived since1937. ... Born in Springfield, Ill., a daughter of Gideon and Elizabeth Brainerd, she was

married to Mr. Whitlock, then a lawyer in 1895.Mrs. Whitlock leaves no members of her immediate family.

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June 28,1948 Frederick Whitlock, Wall Street Broker

Southampton, L.I. June 27. Frederick S. Whitlock of 163 East Eighty-first Street, New York,a member of the New York Stock Exchange and a partner in the brokerage firm of Farr &Co. 120 Broadway died at his summer home here today of a stroke. He was 54 years old.

A son of the late Bache McEvers Whitlock, Mr. Whitlock was a descendant of 127Thomas Addis Emmet, the Irish patriot who came to this country more than

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a century ago. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1916 from Harvard, where hewas elected to the Porcellain Club.In the first World War Mr. Whitlock served in the Navy as a lieutenant (jg) and won theNavy Cross. Not long after the Armistice he entered Wall Street and in 1925 acquired aseat on the exchange. He was a member of the Piping Rack, Racquet & Tennis,Southampton and Tuxedo Clubs and the National Golf I inks.Surviving are his widow, who was Marion E. deRham of New York at their marriage in 1934and a sister Mrs. Alfred Renshaw of Albany, N. Y.

October 28,1964 George Whitlock, A Bank Executive

Bellerose Village, L.I. Oct.27 George Whitlock, a retired vice president of the National CityBank of New York (now the First National City Bank), died today at his home, 76 HudsonRoad... .Mr. Whitlock was born in Brooklyn... He leaves his wife, Mrs. Gladys Buchanan Whitlock;a son, George F . Whitlock; two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. ...

128December 8,1957 Harold A. Whitlock

Harold A. Whitlock of 1185 Park Avenue, board chairman and former president of theWhitlock cordage Company, 46 South Street, rope manufacturers, died yeaterday in NewYork Hospital after a brief illness. He was 75 years old. Widely known in the ropemakingindustry Mr. Whitlock had served for several years as president of the Cordage Institute.He was a member of India House and the New York Athletic Club.Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Marion Gleckner Whitlock; a son, Hamilton .J., of Morristown,N.J.; three brothers, Louis I, Willard P. Jr. and Herbert V., and two grandchildren.

August 12, 1942 Harry A Whitlock

Neptune, N.J. Aug.11. Harry A. Whitlock, a building contractor who had been PoliceCommissioner of Neptune since 1927, died here today of a heart attack while supervisinga building job. He was 54 years old. He leaves a widow, Reba; two brothers, Robert ofNeptune and Albert Whitlock of Philadelphia, and two sisters, Mrs. Samuel Stout and Mrs.Frederick Stout of Neptune.

February 24,1948 H. P. Whitlock, 70 , Minerals Expert

Herbert Percy Whitlock, curator emeritus of mineralogy at the American Museum of NaturalHistory died in his home at 10S Waverly Place, Sunday night at the age of 70, after a longillness.Mr. Whitlock was born in New York, the son of Thomas and Caroline Hull Whitlock, ...In 1904 Mr. Whitlock married Julia Jacques Gardner. She died in 1919.

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October 13,1919 Mrs. Julia G. WhitlockMrs. Julia Gardner Whitlock of 46 Washington Square, wife of Herbert Percy



Whitlock, curator of minerals at the Museum of Natural History, died yesterday after anoperation in a private hospital. She had been an invalid for several years. Mrs. Whitlockoriginally came from Albany and until a year ago she and her husband had lived there, at66 Congress Street, following their marriage in 1904

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June 10,1947 Mrs. Lester J. Whitlock

Tokyo, June 9 Mrs. Anna Whitlock, wife of Brig. Gen. Lester J. Whitlock, General MacArthur's Deputy Chief of Staff, and daughter of Mrs. R. F . NichoIs, of Asheville N. C ., diedat the Forty-nineth General Hospi talon Saturday, Allied Headquarters announced today.A daughter, Ann, a student at the American School here, also survives.

October 10,1945 Mrs. Louis I. Whitlock

Elizabeth, N.J., Oct.9 - Mrs. Mary Myers Whitlock of 36 Scotland Road, wife of Louis I.Whitlock, treasurer of5:he Whitlock Cordage Company of New York, died yesterday at her

home after a long illness. Born in this 130city, i'he was the daughter of Mrs. Amelia O. Myers and the late James L.Myers and waseducated at the Nail-Deane School. . .

An ancestor of Mrs. Whitlock's husband, Sidney B. Whitlock founded a cordageplant here in 1825 and his grandfather was secretary of the Elizabethport CordageCompany plant.Besides her husband and mother, Mrs. Whitlock is survived by three sons, Maj. Allen M.Whitlock of New Canaan, Conn., Louis I. Whitlock Jr. and Lieut. James P. Whitlock, USNR,of Elizabeth; a daughter Mrs. Marilyn Whitlock Ackerly of New Canaan; a sister Mrs.Maurice G. Gennert of Elizabeth, and two brothers, Allen F . Myers of this city and JamesL. Myers of Shaker Heights, Cleveland.

September 28,1956 Silas J. Whitlock

Norwalk, Conn. Sept.27 - Silas James Whitlock, former president of the NationalAssociation of Credit men, died today in Whittier, Calif., where he had lived in recent years.His age was 91 .

March 18,1965 Victor Whitlock, Magazine Chief

Victor Whitlock, a founder of U. S News & World Report and later publisher of Pathfinder,died yesterday at the home of his son, Roger, in Fanwood, N.J. He was 79 years old.Mr. Whitlock, who was born in Cleveland, was graduated from Princeton University in 1910and joined the staff of Century magazine. In 1918 he became advertising manager ofNation's Business in Chicago and four years later was named director of advertising in

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publication was director of advertising.Subsequently Mr. Whitlock returned to Nation's Business as eastern advertising managerin New York and in 1949 was appointed associate advertising director. He was a fellow ofthe Society of American Historian s and was a member of the Princeton and Metropolt tanClub in New York and the Chevy Chase and Metropolitan Clubs in New York.Surviving in addition to his son, Roger, are his widow, Mrs. Rhoda Shepard Whitlock; twoother sons, Victor Jr. and A Ian and six grandchildren.

April 1 ,1903

William S. Whitlock, an old time New York Merchant, died in Poughkeepsie yesterday, inhis ninety-first year. He came to New York from New Jersey in 1827 and entered theemploy of Sydney & Augustus Whitlock, shipping merchants in South Street. A few yearslater, when that firm dissolved, he became a partner with Augustus Whitlock under the firmname of Augustus Whitlock & Co., and in later years conducted the business under his

own name. He was one of the founders and was First Vice President of the Union DimeSavings Institution and was ircorporator and Director of the Ninth National Bank. In 1837he married Rebecca S., daughter of Daniel Fanshaw. During the last few years he hadlived with his daughter Mrs. Vanderbilt Whitlock in Poughkeepsie. His three daughterssurvive him.

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September 11 ,1961 Williard Whitlock Jr.

Spring Lake, N.J. Sept.10 - Willard Palmer Whitlock Jr. of 100 Monroe Avenue, vicepresident of the Whitlock Cordage Company in New York, died of a heart attack yesterdaywhile on a drive from his home to Point Pleasant. H is age was 73.Whitlock - Willard Palmer Jr., Sat. Sept.9, 1961, beloved husband of Katherine BerryWhitlock, father of Ann Louise Harris and Willard P. Whitlock 3rd. ..

January 4,1977

I. Index to the Regina Leader Newspaper 1883-1934

Whitelock, Frank C.Davidson man dies December 31,1918, p5.(Whole column).. .Died December 21 ,1918.. .bought a section of land.. . February 1903.. . widow and son Dr. C. R. Whitelock, Saskatoon.

133January 11 ,1977

I. Walford's County Families of the U.K. 1914

Lloyd, Mrs. Whitelocke - of Strancally Castle, Co. Waterford; and of Butterant Castle, Co.Cork.

Anna Maria, younger and only surviving dau. of George Wheeler Bennett, Esq.,of Ashbrook, co. Limerick, who d.1900 by Jane, dau. of the Late Thomas McCreery, Esq.,of Churchboro, co. Roscommon and of Crumlin, co. Dublin,


133I. Walford's County Families of the U.K. 1914 (Cont)

m. 1904, as his 3rd Wife, GEORGE WHITELOCKE WHITELOCKE-LLOYD, Esq., ofStrancally Castle and of Buttevant Castle. A J. P. for co. Waterford (High Sheriff 1859),and a D.L. for the W. Riding of Yorkshire, who d.1909, having had, by his first wife (SelinaJane, who d. 1860, dau. of the late Arthur Henry, Esq., of Lodge Park, co. Kildare), withother issue, a son, William Whitelocke, late lieut. 24th Regt.;b.1856; m.1885 CatherineAnna Mona, dau. of the Very Rev. Henry William Brougham, D.O., Dean of Lismore, co.

Waterford, and d.1897, leaving, with other issue, a son, Percy Gamaliel, late Lieut. (onprobation) 5th Batt. Leinster Regt.; educated at Wellington Coll.;b.1890. - StrancallyCastle,Tallow, co. Waterford.

II. Burkes Landed Gentry 1875

Pg.801 Lloyd of Strancally Castle

Lloyd, George-Whitelocke, Esq. of Strancally Castle, Co. Waterford, and Calton, co. York,D. L. WR of York. J.P. for the former co., and High Sheriff thereof 1859, b. 30 May 1830;educated at Trin. ColI. Cambridge; m. 1 st 14 Sept 1854 Selina-Jane, dau. of the lateArthur Henry, Esq. of Lodge Park, Co. Kildare. (and Eliza his wife, dau. of George Gunn,

Esq. of Mount Kennedy co. Wicklow), and by her (who d. 11 Jan. 1860) has issue,134I. William -Whitelocke, b.5 May 1856

I. Eveline-SelinaII. Augusta-Frances-JaneIII. Selina-Mary

Mr. Lloyd m. 2ndly Feb.1861, Lady Anne-Margaret Butler, 2nd dau. of Somerset - Richard,3rd Earl of Carrick.

Lineage - This family is supposed to descend from the Lloyds of Llanynys, co. Denbigh......William-Horton Lloyd, Esq. F.L.S., possessor of estates in cos. York, Lancaster and Derby,b.10 Feb.1784; m. 13 April 1826, MARY, 4th and youngest dau. of GEORGEWHITELOCKE . .. and d. 18 Feb.1849, having issue (besides GamalieI, b. 12 June 1827;d. 6 Nov. 1830) an only son surviving, the present George-Whitelocke Lloyd, Esq. ofStrancally Castle.

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P .388 Noel, of Kirkby Mallory. - Created 4th July 1660 - Extinct 17th April 1815

William Noel, esq. of Kirkby Mallory, sheriff of Leicestershire in 1604, and of Warwickshirein 1621 . He m. Frances Eldest d. & co heir of John Fulwood, esq. of Frere Hall, in countyof Warwick, and had issue,William, his heirVere, successor to his brother......William NoeI died in 1 641 , and was s. by his son.

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135I. A Genealogical and Heraldic History. . . . (Cont)

William Noel.. .dying S.P. in 1651, was succeeded by his brother,I. Vere Noel, esq. of Kirkby Mallory, in the county of Leicester, aged eleven in 1619, whowas created a Baronet 4th July 1660. Sir. Vere m. Elizabeth, d. of Sir Wadston Dixie, knt.of Bosworth and dying in 1670, was s. by his son,II. Sir William Noel, who m. first Margaret d.of John, Lord Lovelace, by Anne, BaronessWentworth, and had issue,Thomas, his successorJohn heir to his brother.Sir William m. secondly, Frances, third daughter of Humble, Lord Ward, and had by hera daughter,Frances, aged about nine in 1681 , m. first to Sir Charles Skymsher, knt. of Norbury Manor;and secondly, to Sir John Chester, bart. of Chichley. Sir William d. 13 April 1665 agedthirty-three, and was s. by his son,III Sir Thomas Noel, of Kirkby Malory, who m. in 1681 , ANNE, d. of WILLIAM WHITLOCK,

esq. of Phillis Court, Oxfordshire but dying S.P. in 1361688, was s. by his brother,IV Sir John Noel, of Kirkby Malory, who m. Mary daughter and co heir of Sir John Clobery,knt. of Winchester, and by her, who d. in 1751, had issue.Clobery. . .Will iam.. . .Anne. . .

February 22,1977

I. Burkes Peerage 1 885

P.1084 0useley, Sir Frederick Arthur Gore, of Claramont, Co. Herts; M.A. and Mus. Doc.Oxon; in holy orders; precentor of Hereford, professor of Music in the University of Oxford,and incumbent of St. Michaels Tenbury; b.12 Aug. 1825; for whom H.R.H. Duke of Yorkstood sponsor, with the Duke of Wellington, the Marchioness of Salisbury, and MissOuseley; s. his father as 2nd Baronet in 1844 .

Lineage

Richard Oseley.. .s. in 1598 by his son,Sir John Oseley. . .Richard Ouseley. . . bp 16 Nov. 1594 ... m. Christmas day 1622, Mary dau. of Mark ParkerEsq...Richard Ouseley.. .bp 23 Oct.1625.. .m. Anne, dau. of William Ness Esq... .s. by his brother,Jasper Ouseley bp12 Sep.1630; m. Sarah, dau. of John Chambers...Jaseper Ouseley. . . b. 15 May 1660, who m. Dorothy, dau. of the Rev. James Johnstone.

. . d. 12 Oct. 1755. . .

William Ouseley...b. 11 Oct.1693;m. 1st Elizabeth Morley, of Wales, and 2ndly,Margaret, dau. of Major George Lee... d. intestate 28 Jan. 1755

Ralph Ouseley.,who m. 1st in 1763 Elizabeth dau. of Henry Holland, Esq.of 137Limerick, by whom he had two sons and three daus . viz.,

I. William b.1767...m. 6 March 1796 Julia Frances, dau. of Lieut.-Col. John Irvingand had.

1 . William-Gore (Sir) b.2OJuly 1797. ..d.6 March 18662.Ralph-John b. .12.May,1801.. .d. pre 18683.Richard b. 29 June 1809 ... d. 9 Aug .18684. Frederick

U. B.C. LibraryFebruary 22, 1 977

137I. Burkes Peerage 1885 (Cont)

5. Henry-Chambers d. 29 Way 18806. Reginald1 . Julia Frances2. Eliza Martha Maria. . . d. 19 Jan. 18753. Cordelia Magdalena. . . d. 13 May 1873

II. Gore, created a BaronetI. ElizabethII. AliceIII. Priscilla

I. The Right Hon. Sir. Gore Ouseley, G.C.H., F.A.S. b. 24 June 1770, was created aBaronet 3 Oct. 1808. He m. 12 April 1806, HARRIOTT GEORGIANA, dau. of JOHNWHITE LOCKE, Esq. and had issue

l. Frederick Arthur Gore, present baronet.l. Mary Jane, deceased b.28 March 1807 (1829 Volume)*ll. A lexandrina Perceval, d. Dec. 1862

.. .He d. in the autumn of 1844, at his seat Hall Barn, Beaconsfield...

*Alexandrina-Perceval b. at St. Petersburg, 24 Oct.1814 and baptized at the ImperialPalace, in the November following, when Alexander, late Emperor of Russia, the Hon.Robert Gordon, her Imperial Majesty the Empress Mary, and the Hon. Mrs. Spencer

Perceval, stood sponsors. 138

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139I. Who's Who in New Zealand 1968

P.342 WHlTLOCK, WILLIAM ARTHUR, CBE(61) mng dir H.B. Herald Tribune, Hastings

B. NeI2.7.1891 s. of W.C. WHITLOCK m. (1) '16 Gertrude Beryl (Dec.1949) d. of H.L.Gallien; 2s1d m(2) '51 Nancy d. of A.E. Harding

II. Who's Who in New Zealand 1931

P .347 WHITLOCK, WILLIAM CHARLES, managing editor Hawkes Bay. "Tribune",Hastings;.. .s.of HENRY WHITLOCK, solicitor, Bedford Row; m 1st 1890 Maryd. of AIbert Alexander. . .2s 2d, 2nd 1926 Florence, d. of Wm. Williams, Redruth, Cornwall.

III. Who's Who in Australia 1974

P.1038 WHITLOCK, FRANCIS ANTHONY M.A.,M.D. Prof. of Psychiatry, U. ofQueenslands. s. of F.J. WHITLOCK., b. May17,1916, Rugby, Eng... m. Dec. 3,1956 Jean

M., d. of W. B. Brown, 3s. 140October 14,1980

I. Records of Clan Campbell in the Military Service of the Honorable East India Company1600-1858 by Major Sir Duncan Campbell 1925

P.217 .. .Ian Vincent Hamilton Campbell, born 1895.. .married 14 July 1920 MADELINELOWE REID, eldest dau. of H. ANGLIN WHITELOCKE, M.D., F.R.C.S., of Oxford. Issuea son born 7 January 1925.

II. Fort William - India House Correspondence. .. Vol. VII 1773-1776, Edited byR . P. Patwardhan 1971

U. B.C. LibraryOctober 14,1980

140II. Fort William - India House Correspondence (Cont)

P.104 3 March 1775

#78 We have appointed the undermentioned gentlemen to be writers upon yourestablishment, who are to take rank in the following order, vizt; Messrs. Edward Hay, JohnLewis Auriol, JOHN WHITELOCK and-John Willes. The ships they proceed in will benotified to you by lists in the respective packets, and you are as usual immediately on theirarrival to make enquiry whether they meet with proper treatment in their passage andadvise us thereof .

P.403 15 January 1776

#65 Mr. Hay and MR. WHITELOCK, two of the Writers whom you have appointed thisseason, are arrived.

III. The War of the Rebellion Series I Vol.XIX 1862

LP .331 Headquarters Defenses of Washington - September 19,1862 - 11 pm

Maj. Gen. S.P. Heintzelman, Arlington

... The men (WHITLOCK and Richmond) who came in with the last party are consideredreliable. They will be here at 9:AM tomorrow, and will be at once sent over to act as guides.. .By Command of Major General Banks:Rich'd B. IrwinCaptain, Aide-de-camp and Atg.AsstAdjt.Gen.

141P .517 Harper's Ferry

October 31 ,1862 11 :45 am

General Banks orGeneral Heintzelman:

Sir: We have been up to Berryville. There is a general movement of troops some going onthe Front Royal road, others coming down towards Castleman's Ferry and ShannandaleSprings. General Jackson is at Berryville. .. Shall we go back toward Berryville and FrontRoyal, or return to Washington and make full report? We wait on answer at telegraphoffice.Yours trulyRichmond and WHITELOCK, Scouts(Repeated to McClellan, 1 :45pm)

P .574 Washington, D.C.November 13,1862 4pm (Received 4:20pm., 13th)Major General Burnside:The Following information just received through General Heintzelman's headquarters:...Was at Culpeper Friday. No forces at Richmond, army in good condition; use carpets forblankets; have bread and meat enough for the present.CHARLES WHITLOCKScout AgentJ.C. KeltonAssistant Adjutant General


142III. The War of the Rebellion Series I Vol XXXIV. 1864

P.937 May 16,1864 Affair at Spirit Lake, Minn.

Repeat of Brig. Gen. Henry H. Silbey, U.S. Army, commanding District of Minnesota.Headquarters, District of Minnesota

Saint Paul, Minn., May 20,1864

General: I had the honour to communicate to you by telegraph this morning that a party of Indianshad attacked 2 men belonging to General Sully's post at Spirit Lake, and that they were beatenoff with a loss of 3 men killed. This occurred on the 16th instant. I regret to state that 1 of thesoldiers, a SERGEANT WHITLOCK by name, was seriously if not dangerously wounded...

P.122 No.4 Report of Capt. JAMES H, WHITLOCK, Fifth California Infantry,of operations in Arizona.

Headquarters.Camp Rio Mimbres, Ariz., March 1 ,1864.Colonel:(about an indian attack, pmw)

Very respectfully, your obedient Servant,JAMES H. WHIT LOCK

Capt., Fifth Infantry, California Volunteers,Commanding Col. George W. Bowie Comdg. District of Arizona, Franklin Tex.

March 7 , 1864(another letter, pmw)

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P .880 April 7 and 15, 1864 Skirmishes at the foot of the Sierra Bonita and at Spencer's Ranch,near Presidio de Norte, N.Mex.

March 27.. .under the command of Capt. JAMES H. WHITLOCK, Fifth California Volunteers, leftCamp Mimbres, N.Mex. in pursuit of a band of Indians, and overtook them on the 7th instant atthe foot of the Sierra Bonita. Killed, after a short engagement, 21 Apache Indians and captured45 head of stock; no casualties on our side. . .

III. The War of the Rebellion Series I Vol XII 1862

P.784 Casualties in Third Division, action of June 8, near Cross Keys 21st North Carolina. Lieut.L. T . WHITLOCK wounded.

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III. The War of the Rebellion Series I Vol XXIX 1863

P .475 No.118 Report of Col. John R. Chambliss, jr., 13th Virginia Calvary,commanding Lee's Brigade

Headquarters Lee's Cavalry BrigadeOctober 24,1863

Major: . . .The following I have the honour to report as having acted with distinguished

courage and gallantry, and to append a list of killed, wounded and missing*U. B.C. Library

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143III. The War of the Rebellion (Cont)

...; Privates J.B. Bentley, A.S. WHITLOCK.. .Company F ,9th Virginia Cavalry;

III. The War of the Rebellion Series I Vol L

144P .454Headquarters

Camp Drum, Col., May 25,1863Lieut. Col. R.C. Drum, U.S. ArmyAsst. Adgt. Gen., Headquarters Dept. of the PacificSir:.. .San Bernadino.. .and from Doctors Dickey & WHITLOCK, in the town,he acquired much useful information.

P .455 .. .(he was a friend of Doctor WHITLOCK...)

H.G. WHITLOCK (in index pmw)

III. The War of the Rebellion Series I Vol IX

P .665 Hdgrs Dept of New MexicoCamp near Peralta, N. Mex., Apr.16, 1862

General 0rders #30VI. . . Surg. J.M. WHIT LOCK, First New Mexico Volunteers, will report for duty to Surgeon Baily.

III. The War of the Rebellion Series I Vol XXX

P .369 List of enlisted men who distinguished themselves at the battle of theChickamauga, Sept. 19 and 20, 1863Headquarters Stewart's DivisionSept.29,1863

. . . Brown's Brigade26th Tennessee. .. Sergt. N. F. WHIT LOCK, Company K;

III. The War of the Rebellion Series I Vol 48

P .274 Organization of the troops in Military Division of the Missouri. . .April 30, 1 865

District of the Plains

Capt. Lee P. Gillette

3 r dU.S.V o l

unteers, Company A, Lieut. WILL. N. WHITLOCKJ

III. The war of the Rebellion Series IV Vol I

145P . 70 Address to the people of Alabama

The undersigned, delegates to the convention of the people of the State of Alabama, feel it theirduty to themselves, to their constituents, and to the people of the State at large to make publicthe reasons that actuate them in withholding their signatures from the ordinance of secession bywhich the people of Alabama resumed, on the 11th day of January 1861 , the powers previouslydelegated to and exercised by the Federal Government. . ....WM. L. WHITLOCK


145I. The Defenders of New Zealand 1887 by Thos Wayth Gudgeon

P .XXXII Alphabetical List of New Zealand Medalists (1860-1870)

WHITELOCK, GEORGE, private, Patoa Rifles.

II. William & Mary Quarterly Vol II 1945

P .66 The missing pages of William Byrd's Secret History of the Line by Maude H. Woodefin

1728 Nov. 20 ... I discharged John Ell is & JAMES WHITLOCK at this place. . . Nottoway River...Prince George County from Brunswick.

II. William & Mary Quarterly Vol 13 1956

P .383 American Prisoners of War in New York; A report by Elias Boudinot26

. . . the objections against the liberation of Smock, WHITLOCKE and Skinnerare rather triffling. . .

14626.. .JAMES WHITLOCK, major, New Jersey militia, taken prisoner at the Lighthouse, Feb.13,1777, and released on December 12,1780;. . .

III. The American Antiquarian Society Vol 24 1914

P .430 Bibliography of American Newspapers, 1690-1820

(Kennebuick) Eagle of Maine, 1802

Weekly. Established July 1 ,1802, by J .(JOHN) WHITELOCK.The last issue located is that of Sept.30, 1802.Harvard has July 1 ,22,29, Sept.9,23,30,1802


P .175 (Portsmouth) Republican Ledger 1799-1803

. . . With the issue of Aug. 12,1800, the names of Nutting & WHITELOCK (Samuel Nutting andJOHN WHITELOCK) appeared as publishers. With the issue of Nov. 24,1801 the title waschanged to "Republican Ledger and Portsmouth Price Current" The partnership was dissolved,and with the issue of Apr.27,1802, the paper was published by S. Nutting.


P .240 Check List of Newspapers of the British Isles 1665-1800

LondonCollection for Improvement of Husbandry and Trade W. 1692July 10,1696 (v.9 No.206). E. WHITLOCK; Robert Clavel; A Churchill; William Rogers; DanielBrown. (ELIZABETH in index pmw)


P .259 Cotton Mather 1663-1728

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III. The American Antiquarian Society (Cont)

l am well aware, what sharp Satyrs have been written against Women pretending to practice

Physick: 147"The Hae Galeni (say, Master WHITLOCK!) - nom Genus Variant- The quacking Hermophrodites;the Physican and Physic, both Simples, compounding the Destruction of the Patient; applying theirMedicines (as the Athenians their Altar, unto an unknown God) unto an unknown Disease. In theBills of Mortality (quoth my Satyrist,) we may justle in She-physicians amoung the S's for aDisease, as surely killing as Stone or Surfeit. A practising Rib shall kill more than the Jawbone ofan Ass, and a quacking Dalilah than andiant Sampson." (Rev. JOHN WHITLOCK d.1709 in indexpmw)

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I. Kelly's Handbook 1905

P.1581 WHITELOCK, ERNEST GEO., s.of Late M. WHITELOCK of Cogden Hall, Yorks; b.1858

II. Kelly's Handbook 1962

P.2093 WHITLOCK, maj. JOHN WILSON, M.A.,L.L.B., F.R.S.A., s.of R.T. WHITLOCK ofCroydon; b.1894...m.1921 Dorothy Grace, dau. of Ebenezer Haynes of Cambridge 2s 1 d

III. Publications of the American Jewish Historical Society No.6 1897

P.40...His father, Moses Mordecai, was born in Bonn, in Germany, in the year 1707. He was abroker, and, we are glad to add, was known as a man of strict integrity. He married in England,ELIZABETH WHITLOCK.. .They removed to America, to the city of Philadelphia, where threesons were born to them. Jacob was the eldest and was born April 11,1762. . . Moses Mordecai

died in 1781 , and in the following year his widow married Jacob I. Cohen, of Richmond. . .148

lV. Documents of the American Revolution 1770-1783 Vol.XIX (1781-1783)

P.361 December 1782

#2134 28 December

William Knox to (Evan Nepean), answering complaints concerning purchase and supply of Iodianpresents for Canada. Copy 18½ pp.Enclosed:IV. Answers by JOHN WHITELOCK & Son to complaints of goods shipped by them. Copy 1¼ pp.

V. A Salute to Courage, edited by Dennis P. Ryan 1979

P .326 Roster of Ancestors of the Daughters of the Cincinnati

WHITLOCK, EPHRAIM LOCKHART tst Lt., N.J.; b.Sep.22, 1755, Monmouth

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V. A Salute to Courage (Cont)

Co., N.J.; d .Sept.22, 1825 Elizabethtown, N.J.; m. Anna Tiebout, 1778, Monmouth, N.J.

VI. The Cornwallis Papers, Compiled by George H. Reese. 1970

P .221 Correspondence of Davidson.

#15-16 20 Jan. 1781 . Dutchman Creek. SYLVIA WHIT LOCK to B. Gen. Davidson. The Widow

of JAMES WHITLOCK requests the return of a Negro boy and she wants to retain 20 bushels of

corn demanded of her.

VII. Diary of Christopher Marshall. 1774-1781 Edited by William Duane 1877

P .258 Aug.1780

13th Last evening Robt. Purdie called; stayed sometime giving us a relation of the conduct attimes of DANIEL WHITELOCK. . . he and his wife. . .

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P .263 Oct.1780

6th Took a walk to DANIEL WHITELOCK's; bought of him (a) very large cedar tub for makingsoap; paid him for that and cutting box with two twines Two Hundred and fifty dollars. . .

P .266 Dec.1780

10th.. .At this meeting DANIEL WHITELOCK was disowned for excessive drinking and joining withthe company that celebrated the Independency of America on the fifth of last July.November 18,1980

I. The Letters of William Lloyd Garrison Vol V. Edited by Walter M. Merrill and Louis Ruchames1979

P.3351 .Lemuel Covell Paine Freer (1813-1892) and his wife, Esther Wickes Marble Freer (died c1875),settled in Chicago in 1836, where Freer became both a lawyer and a master in chancery, as wellas a conscientious abolitionist.. .in 1878 he married ANTOINETTE WHITLOCK...

II. The New Brunswick Census of 1851 Charlotte County Vol 1Edited by Robert F. Fellows 1974

Pg.233 St. Andrews

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149II. The New Brunswick Census of 1851 (Cont)

SAMUEL H. 43 N-B Husband Lawyer

MARGARET 32 " Wife

EMMA 7 " Dau

MARGARET 5 " "

HALET 3 " Son

Jessie Campbell 18 " Sister-in-law

WHITLOCK p47

150THOMAS 58 N-B Husband Clerk

REBECCA 48 " Wife

WHITLOCK p.25

WILLIAM 48 N-B Bachelor Merchant

Sarah McGaughney25 Irish Housekeeper 1840

David Jameson 16 S co t Lodger Clerk 1849

III. Roll of the Drapers' Company of London by Percival Boyd. 1934

P. 199 WHITLOCK

JN A1540WM A1555MICH F1588HUGH A1619JN A1673, V1710RANDAL A1706, V1734

A-year apprentice was boundF-year of freedom by apprenticeV-living

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