Vital Statistics from New Brunswick (Canada) Newpapers [1784-1883]Volumes I-V published by N.B. Genealogical SocietySubsequent volumes published by Daniel F Johnson

Vol 1 1784-18151148 D. In this city, Saturday morn., Mrs Ann

~~~am WHITLOCK, Esq., age 85. T.B.7 January 1811 N.B.R.G.[T.B.= Times or True Briton][N.B.R.G.= N.B. Royal Gazette]

Relict of late

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Est. Ann WHITLOCK, late of this city; Exec.: Ann HOWARD,Thomas HOREFIELD, William WHITLOCK.18 March 1811 N.B.R.G.

M. Thurs., Eve last, by Rev. Dr. BYLES, Harris HATCH, Esq.jMiss djo William WHITLOCK, Esq. of this city. N.B.R.G.21 July 1808 T.B.

Est, Thomas LAWTON, Esq.; Exec.: Frances LAWTON, Isaac LAWTON,William WHITLOCK, Andrew CROOKSHANK, 28 May 1803. N.B.R.G.18 June 1803 S.J.G.

[S.J.G.= Saint John Gazette]

Est. John WATTON, of this city; Admin.: Frances WATTON, MunsonJARVIS, Wm. WHITLOCK, 7 May 180414 January 1805 S.J.G.

Est. John McLEOD, of this city; Exec.: Catherine McLEOD,Duncon McLEOD, Andrew CROOKSHANK, William WHITLOCK30 December 1805 S.J.G.

1816-1823M. 25th Dec. last, John HORTONj Miss Priscilla 3rd djoSolomon WHITLOCK (see original)12 January 1819 N.B.R.G.

M. St. Andrews, Sun. eve. 8th inst., by Rev. J. MERCER,Thomas WHITLOCK, merchantj Rebecca 4th djo William MUNRO. C.G.17 November 1818 N.B.R.G.

[C.G.= City Gazette (Saint John)]

d. Same day [Saturday last], Sussex Vale, William WHITLOCK,Esq., age 55, formerly merchant of this city.17 October 1821 C.G.

1824-1828 dLost: H.M. Schooner "Magpie", off coast of Cuba, August 1826,Survived: Mr. MacLEAN; Mr. MELDROM, gunner's mate, drowned:Lieut Edw. SMITH, Mr. S. ROSS, Alex WOOD, Wm. BARTLETT, StephenWHITLOCK, John LAUREN, John RUBY, William WILKINSON, WmJACKSON, Geo. SCREWTON, Geo. THOMPSON, Robert WILSON, JohnCARR, ~as SMITH, Sergo CHEETHAM, Timothy BABB, Wm. COLEBY, JohnPARKER, Wm. GUY, Wm. DOVEY. 12 December 1826 N.B.R.G.

Vol 4 1829-1831

~ 1346 Est.: {WHITLOCK Solomon} [Penniac] Admin.: {WHITLOCK Elijah}..J~~~~ 30 March 1831 N.B.R.G.~~~ [note: the { & } were a computor glitch in this volume]

Vol 5 1832-1834

Vol 6 1835-1836

no Whitlocks

no Whitlocks

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Vol 8572

1837-1838d. 9th on board "Clorinda", Carrick, during passage fromJamaica hither, age 18, Charles Earle, s/o Thomas WHITLOCK

31 March 1838 STA[STA= Saint Andrews Standard]

d. St. Andrews (Charlotte Co.), Saturday last, Jane relict oflate William WHITLOCK, Esq., of this city (St. John Co.), age68, one of the earliest loyal refugees.

10 February 1838 NBC(NBC= New Brunswick Courier]

1839-1840 ,~~m. St. Andrews Charlotte Co., 1st inst., by Rev. A. McLEAN,Samuel Hallett WHITLOCK, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, St. George,Charlotte Co./ Margaret third d/o Colin CAMPBELL, Esq., HighSheriff.

18 September 1839 N.B.R.G.

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1840-1842m. 11th inst., byCharlotte WHITLOCK19 December 1840

Rev. Dr. BIRKMYRE, Augustin MIGNOAULT/ Missboth of St. Mary parish, York Co.NBC

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1842-1845m. St. Paul's Church, Grand Manan (Charlotte Co.) Thursdaymorn. 25th ult., by Rev. John DUNN, James Henry WHITLOCK Esq.of St. Stephen/ Julia d/o Thomas DUNN, Esq.3 September 1842 NBC

1845-1847d. Thursday 8th inst., Grace d/o S.H. WHITLOCK, Esq., age9 mos.14 January 1846 STD

1847-1850m. 20th inst., by Rev. William DONALD, Minister of St.Andrews Church, James GIBSON (St. John)/ Miss Hilda WHITLOCKFredericton (york Co.)25 August 1849 NBC

Vol 13614

1850-52m. St. Andrews (Charlotte Co.) 10th inst., by Rev. Dr. ALLEY,Robert WATSON, Esq., Deputy Treasurer at St. Stephen/ Emmad/o late William WHITLOCK, Esq., former place.20 September 1850 WC

[WC= Weekly Chronicle (Saint John)]

Vol 14 1852-1854 no WHITLOCKs

Vol 15 1854-1856 no WHITLOCKs

Vol 16 1856-1857 no WHITLOCKs

Vol 17 1857-18591649 d. Monday morn, 27th Dec., Donald J. JAMIESON, age 24, native

of Glasgow, Scotland. Came to this Province 8 years ago,employed in the store of Wm. WHITLOCK, Esq.29 December 1858 STD

1940 [same as above, except that in adds btween d. & Monday thewords St. Andrews (Charlotte Co.)1 January 1859 STD

Vol 18

~Prf6'), 3 7 9~'1859-1861 ~:d. Monday 19th inst., Ada Elizab~~J.H. WHITLOCK, Esq.age 3 years 8 mos.28 September 1859 STD

1862-1863 no WHITLOCKs

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Vol 20

1861-1862d. 5th inst.,WATT, age 77,19 June 1861

at residence of J.H. WHITLOCK, Esq., Barbaraformerly of Halifax, N.S.STD

Vol 21 1863-1864 no WHITLOCKs

vol 22 1864-1865 ,.f!A/2598 m. Manse Saint Paul's, 22nd inst., by Rev. Dr. BROOKE, William

WHITLOCKE, St. Mary's Parish (York Co.)/ Miss CatherineHILLAND, Fredericton city.

-# 29 June 1864 HQ[HQ= Headquarters (Fredericton)]

2687 [same as above, except 22nd inst changed to 22nd ult.]1 July 1864 NBR

[NBR= New Brunswick Reporter (Fredericton)]

Vol 23 1865-1866 no WHITLOCKs

Vol 24 1866-1867 or 1865-1867 no WHITLOCKs

Vol 25 1867 no WHITLOCKs

Vol 26 1867-1868

Vol 27 1868-1869

no WHITLOCKs

no WHITLOCKs

illness of J.H. WHITLOCK, Esq. ofparagraph was in type we learn thateve. at 8 o'clock p.m.

Vol 28535

1869-1870We mention elsewhere theSt. Andrews. Since thatMr. WHITLOCK died Sunday4 January 1870 DT

[DT= Daily Telegraph (Saint John)]

1696 m. 24th March, by Rev. A. ESTABROOKS, at his residence,Fredericton, William JONES, Cardigan (York Co.)/ Miss LydiaAnn WHITLOCK, St. Mary's.2 April 1870 FARMER

[Farmer= Colonial Farmer (Fredericton)]

St. Andrews, 11th Jan. 1870 - At a meeting of the Corporationof All Saints Church the following resolution was passedunanimously: Whereas it has pleased our Heavenly Father toremove from among us James H. WHITLOCK, Esq. who has for thelast 15 years been one of the Church Wardens of this Parish

(see original)12 January 1870 STD

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1870d. Sunday eve., 2nd inst., age 67,

Collector of Customs of this Port.S January 1870 STD

James Henry WHITLOCK, Esq.,Funeral Thursday 2 o'clock.

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Vol 321282

1870-1871m. Fredericton city, 31st ult., by Rev. Jos. M'Leod, StephenJONES/ Miss Lovinia WHITLOCK of St. Mary's (York Co.)9 January 1871 Farmer

1871-1872Capt. SCOTT, R.N. held an examination for candidates formaster's and mate's certificates last week closing onSaturday. The followin are reported as successful: Masters-­D.T. FAULKNER, Rufus OUTHOUSE, Hallett WHITLOCK, WilliamMcLELLAND; Mates -- Laughlin McLEAN, John Lloyd HEALEY18 September 1871 DMN

[DMN=?? Possibly Morning News (Saint John)]

1872Telegrams announce the death of Capt. WHITLOCK of bark"Hesperus" now lying at Cardenia. Capt. WHITLOCK belonged toSt. Andrews (Charlotte Co.)13 June 1872 DN

[DN= ??]

Vol 33 1872-1873479 We regret to state that a despatch was received this morn. by

W. WHITLOCK, Esq., from Cardenas June 11, announcing the deathof Capt. WHITLOCK of Bqe. "Hesperus" on the night of 10thinst. Capt. WHITLOCK was a native of St. Andrews (CharlotteCo.) eldest slo S.H. WHITLOCK, Esq. - Standard20 June 1872 Courier

[Courier= St. Stephen Courier]

Vol 34 1873467 Marriage in All Saint's Church, St. Andrews of William DeWOLF,

Esq. of Quebec to Fanby TILLEY dlo Hon. S.L. TILLEY, C.B.Minister of Finance. Groomsman Jack CHIPMAN. Guests: JuliaTILLEY, sister of the bride; Z. CHIPMAN, Esq. and Mrs.CHIPMAN, Miss HUMPHREYS of New York; T.B. BARKER, Esq. andMrs. BARKER of St. John; Alfred STREET, Esq., Collector ofCustoms, Fredericton and Mrs. STREET; Dr. Samuel T. GOVE andMrs. GOVE; Wm WHITLOCK. ~ Esq. County Treasurer; and MissWHITLOCK (see original)24 October 1873 D.T.

[D.T.= Daily Telegram (Saint John)]

Vol 35 1874

Vol 36 1874-1875

no WHITLOCKs

no WHITLOCKs

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Vol 39856

1875M. At residence of bride's father, Lincoln Mills, St. George(Charlotte Co.) 9th inst., by Rev. John WALLACE, B.A., W.H.WHITLOCK, Esq., St. Andrewsl Mary Murdock GOSS eldest dloThurot GOSS11 March 1875 D.T.

1875-1876m. 9th inst., by Rev. John WALLACE, B.A., at residence ofbride's father, Lanton's Mills, St. George (Charlotte Co.)W.H. WHITLOCK, Esq. St. Andrewsl Mary Murdock GOSS eldest dloThurot GOSS11 March 1875 Courier

1876On the Nashwaak (York Co.) inside the distance of 20 miles,there are twenty people over 80 years of age. -- Mr. MACLIN,Mr. NELSON, W POND, Mrs. CARVELL, Henry WHITE, JOhn BROWN, andwife, Gamaliel COLLINS, Mrs. WADE, Mr. LOGAN, and wife, Mr.WHITLOCK, A. BROWN, Thomas BROWN, Jacob BROWN, William ROANS,Benjamin FLETCHER and wife, S. ESTY and Mr. SEYMOUR - Farmer13 June 1876 D.T.

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1876-1877Presentation at Debec Station to J.T. ALLAN, Esq., havingtendered his resignation as Customs Officer at RichmondStation (Carleton Co.) from employees of N.B.&C. Railroad(sgd) E H EVANS, J K AUGHERTON, J H SMITH, C H FOWLER, TCASSIDY, T FALCONER, E ATRIDGE, ~ ~ WHITLOCK. E KAINE, ECASSIDY, C MURCHIE, J MURCHIE, NOv. 1, 187611 November 1876 CS

[CS= Carleton Sentinel (Woodstock)]

A large party assembled at All Saints Church, St. Andrewsyesterday to witness the marriage of Miss KETCHUM d/o theRector Rev. Canon KETCHUM to Rev. Charles M. SILLS, M.A. ofSt. Luke's Church, Halifax, N.S. and late of Campbello, N.B.The bridesmaids were Emily M. KETCHUM, sister of the bride andMiss WHITLOCK17 August 1876 Courier

m. 15th inst., at residence of John KYLE, Miles Avenue, Gibson(York Co.) by Rev. R. WILSON, William WHITLOCK/ Miss SarahJane ALLEN, both of Penniac19 July 1876 NBR

m. 15th July, at residence of John KYLE, Esq., Miles Avenue,Gibson, by Rev. R. WILSON, Wm WHITLOCK/ Miss Sarah Jane ALLENboth of Penniac (York Co.)19 July 1876 DN

[DN= Daily News (Saint John)]

Vol 41 18771924 By the death of William WHITLOCK, Esq., at St. Andrews

(Charlotte Co.) on 3rd inst., one of the links that connects thepresent with the early history of the province is broken. Mr. W. wasdescended from a good old loyalist family. His grandfather, Capt.Thomas WHITLOCK came with the loyalists from Pennsylvania and settledin St. John. He, with General COFFIN, gave the lot of land upon whichthe first church was erected. In the female line he is descended fromLt. Hallet who during the Revolutionary war, held a commission in theRoyal Navy and was owner of a farm on Long Island near New York, nearthe celebrated Hurl gate, and known to this day as Hallet's Point. Hisfather, William WHITLOCK, built and owned one of the first two storyframe buildings erected in St. John and was situated on Water St. nearthe South wharf, which he occupied as a dwelling and store, where hecarried on for years a general business. In 1812, Mrs. WHITLOCK, withher children, moved to St. Andrews, where her eldest daughter thenlived, being married to the late Hon. Harris HATCH. She opened a storein which her son William was her clerk and right hand man. He some­times went to St. John to purchase stock. During the year 1822,William commenced business on his own account in a store situated onWater St., St. Andrews upon the site now occupied by the Morrison'sHotel. After a few years he retired, to accept the position of managerof Messrs. Allenshaw and McMaster's lumber business at St. George,where he made hosts of friends. Resigning that position he returned toSt. Andrews and recommenced business on his own account in a store upon

the Market wharf, from which he afterwards removed to the store in thehouse owned and occupied by his mother in the Church Block on WaterSt., and in which he successfully carried on a general grocery andhardware business up to the hour of his death. The house has been inthe possession of the Whitlock family for over fifty years. Inaddition to his store business he engaged to a considerable extent inshipping, at various times owning shares in, or the whole of, vessels,some of which he got built. He held the agencies for several fireinsurance firms, was agent for steamer "Belle Brown", Lloyd'sConfederation and secretary for the St. Andrews Steamboat Wharf Co.Previous to Confederation he was for some time Commissioner of buoysand beacons. He took a leading part in the promotion of the companyformed for building the St. Andrews & Quebec Railway and was directorof the company. He held the commission of Peace for twenty years. Hewas a loyal adherent to the Church of England. He was for years avestryman of All Saints Church. While sitting in his office, talkingwith an old acquaintance from St. John, he passed away without amurmer. Of the four brothers and three sisters, one of each (theyoungest) only are left. Samuel H. WHITLOCK, now residing in St.Andrews and Emma WATSON wlo Robert WATSON, Esq., St. Stephen. WmWhitlock was unmarried.

6 December 1877 D.T.

Vol 41 (con) cd

1931 d. St. Andrews (Charlotte Co.) Tuesday eve., 3rd inst., ofheart disease, William WHITLOCK, Esq., age 79 years 11 mos.6 December 1877 D.T.

1949 St. Andrews (Charlotte Co.) Dec 7 -- The remains of WilliamWHITLOCK were interred in Rural Cemetery, St. Andrews onThursday. A large number of persons followed his remains toAll Saints Church, where burial services were read by Dr.KETCHUM.8 December 1877 D.T.

1899 St. Andrews, Dec. 3 -- Wm WHITLOCK, an old resident andmerchant of St. Andrews (Charlotte Co.) died at 8 p.m. fromapoplexy.4 December 1877 D.T.

1877 Jd. St. John, 25th Feb., at residence of Robert E. LAW, 21Elliot Row, Rebecca WHITLOCK relict of Thomas WHITLOCK, St.Andrews (Charlotte Co.) age 78.1 March 1877 Courier

d. St. John, Sunday morn. last, 25th inst., Rebecca WHITLOCKrelict of Thomas WHITLOCK, St. Andrews (Charlotte Co.) 78thyear. The remains were brought here by train last eve.Funeral 3 p.m. from residence of Wm WHITLOCK.28 February 1877 STD

2095 As William WHITLOCK, Esq. was sitting at his office desk inSt. Andrews writing on Monday eve., about 8 o'clock, hesuddenly expired. The cause of his death is supposed to havebeen heart disease; age 78, unmarried. Mr. W. was a native ofSt. John, but resided 60 years of his life in St. Andrews, 50of which were devoted to active business pursuits. He heldthe Commission of Peace for 30 years and was Judge of theCourt of Common Pleas until the abolition of that Court.6 December 1877 Courier

2102 The remains of William WHITLOCK were interred in the RuralCemetery at St. Andrews (Charlotte Co.) last Thursday. Theshops in the town were closed and flags were displayed at halfmast as a tribute of respect for the deceased.[source inadvertantly not noted when copying]

Vol 43 1877-1878 no WHITLOCKs

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Vol 45330

1878m. All Saints Church, St. Andrews (Charlotte Co.) 4th inst.,by Rev. Dr. KETCHUM, E. Lee STREET, Esq., Newcastle (North.Co.)/ Jennie WHITLOCK eldest d/o late J.H. WHITLOCK, Esq.5 December 1878 D.T.

The heirs of Wiliam WHITLOCK, Esq. have just erected to hismemory in the Rural Cemetery, St. Andrews (Charlotte Co.) -­In Memory off William Whitlock, Esq./ who died December 3rd,1877,/ aged 78 years and 11 months/ "In the midst of life weare in death" (see original for physical description ofstone)3 December 1878 D.T.

71878 B~'

Arthur WHITLOCK~/O Wm WHITLOCK, Esq., St. Andrews (CharlotteCo.) is a clerk in the Customs House at Canton, China27 September 1878 DN

m. 4th inst., All Saints Church, St. Andrews (Charlotte Co.)by Rev. W.Q. KETCHUM, D.D., E. Lee STREET, Esq., Newcastle(North. Co.)/ Jennie H. WHITLOCK eldest d/o late HenryWHITLOCK, Esq., formerly Collector of the Port28 December 1878 Week Free

2224 same as 131819 December 1878 SUN

[SUN= Daily Sun (Saint John)]

Vol 4660

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1878-1879A St. Andrews (Charlotte Co.) boy, Arthur WHITLOCK, brother ofWilliam WHITLOCK in this town, has obtained a position in theCustom House at Canton, China -- Bay Pilot26 September 1878 Courier

[Bay Pilot= The Bay Pilot (St. Andrews)]

177 We resume today the brief sketch of Robert WATSON, Esq. asintroduced in the "Bay Pilot" on 18th ult. -- His fatherts name wasRobert Watson who emigrated from Scotland to St. Stephen about the year1780. The present Robert Watson was the youngest son and St. Stephenis his birthplace. His father died in 1817 and the following year,young Robert left his native town and went to St. John, where he becameinitiated with the mercantile life in the counting house of the lateThomas MILLIDGE, Esq. After a term of years in 1826, he returned toSt. Stephen; and soon received the appointment of Deputy Treasurer inthe Customs Dept.; and subsequently appointed Collector of Customs inhis native town. For nearly 32 years, Mr. Watson performed the dutiesof his office, and having a love for agricultural pursuits as well, hegave considerable attention to farming. Neither money nor pains werespared to make the soil productive and the large farm on the Old RidgeRoad, a short distance from the town yet bears ample proof of Mr.Watson's liberality and industry as a scientific ariculturalist. Inthe year 1858 a change came in the official life of Mr. Watson,occasioned by the death of David UPTON, Esq. who was Cashier of the St.Stephen's Bank, and on looking around for a fitting successor, the lotfell on Mr. Watson. The St. Stephen Railway felt the energetic aid ofRobert Watson in its first and every stage; and in the year of itsopening, 1865, he opened as a Hotel known as the Watson House. Thefire of the 14th day of May 1877 reduced this beautiful mansion toashes. We find a short biographical sketch in the "CanadianIllustrated News" of November 3rd, 1877, but as there are two errors init, we take this opportunity to correct them. It is true that Mr.Watson was twice married; but his first wife was the daughter of Rev.Dr. Skeffington THOMSON, not Rev. D.G. THOMSON. Again his second andpresent wife was the daughter of William WHITLOCK, Esq. of St. Andrews,the father of the late William WHITLOCK and present Hallet WHITLOCK,Esq. and not a "Miss McCullough" as erroneously stated. Capt. ThomasSMITH, another St. Stephen favorite is the son-in-law of Mr. Watsonhaving married a daughter by the present lady. The first Mrs. Watsonhad two daughters, both died, and also two daughters by his presentwife. (abridged)

25 July 1878 Pilot

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203

[same as 1318 & 2224, Vol 45, except groom's residence isgiven as Newcastle, Miramichi.]11 December 1878 Courier

m. Christ Church, St. Andrews, 4th inst., by Rev. CanonKETCHUM, E. L. STREET, Esq, Drugistj Miss Jennie WHITLOCK, St.Andrews5 December 1878 Pilot

no WHITLOCKs

D.T.

Vol 47265

1879Arthur WHITLOCK(Charlotte Co.)and China.25 July 1879

1879

is at present visiting his home in St. Andrewsafter two or three years absence in California

Vol 49 1879 no WHITLOCKs

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1880

m. At residence of officiating Minister, 13th Nov., by Rev.J.H. COY, Wm E. BREWER/ Alice WHITLOCK, all of Nashwaak (YorkCo. )17 November 1880 Visitor

[Visitor= Christian Visitor (St John?)]

1880

m. Durham, 27th ult., by Rev. P. MELVILLE, A.M., Henry A.WHITLOCK! Esther STEWART both of St. Mary's Parish (York Co.)6 October 1880 D.T.

1880

m. 4th inst., at All Saints Church, by Rev. W.Q. KETCHUM, D.D.E. Lee STREET, Esq, Newcastle (North. Co.)/ Jennie H. WHITLOCKeldest d!o late Henry WHITLOCK, Esq., formerly Collector ofthat place.21 December 1878 GNS

[GNS= Gleaner & North. Sched. (Chatham)][note: this item should have been in an earlier volume.]

.;1880 "lJ-

m. Durham, 27th Sept., by Rev. P. MELVILLE, A.M., Henry A.WHITLOCK! Esther STEWART, both of Nashwaak, St. Mary's Parish(York Co.)6 October 1880 NBR

Vol 54 1880-1881

Vol 55 1881

no WHITLOCKs

no WHITLOCKs

Vol 56 1881

4237 Statistics of County Council of Charlotte providing name,residence, occupation, age, married (m) or single (s), religion (seeoriginal for weight and height) [T.T. ODELL], St Andrews, merchant, 47,m, Ch England; [Robt. STEVENSON]. St Andrews, retired, 67, widr,Presbyter ian; ...[W. WHITLOCK], Treas., St. Andrews, Custom Officer, 32, s, Ch England

10 February 1881 Courier

[J.H. WHITLOCK], Esq., station master at Houlton, Maine,arrived here Saturday to visit his home. He left again byrail Monday.6 October 1881 Pilot

Vol 57 1881-1882

Vol 58 1882-1883

no WHITLOCKs

no WHITLOCKs

\VIY~~~

289 The late Samuel WHITLOCK, Esq., Registrar of Probates ofCharlotte Co. was descended from two loyalist families which landed inSaint John in 1783. He was born in Saint John in 1807 and resided withhis parents there until the summer of 1812 when the family moved to St.Andrews (Charlotte Co.) When a boy he assisted to fire the 60 minuteguns at the death of George III. He studied law in the office of hisbrother-in-law, H. HATCH, Esq., was admitted to the Bar of the Provincein 1829 and enrolled as Barrister in 1831. He practiced law in St.George and ST. Andrews, being at different times in partnership withMr. Hatch and Wm JACK, Esq. In 1829, Mr. Whitlock was appointedlieutenant in the Rifles. He acted as secretary to the St. Andrews &Quebec Railway up to the transfer of the road to the N.B. & C. Co. andsubsequently became superintendent of stores, a position which he helduntil 18~1. He was appointed J.P. in 1866 and was acting justice atSt. Andrews until 1876 when he suffered a paralytic stroke. In 1867 hewas appointed Registrar of Probates. He leaves a widow, four sons, andthree daughters. -- Courier

4 May 1883 D.T.

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1883 ~M-"m. St. Stephen (Charlotte Co.) 9th inst., by Rev.a residence of bride, C. Campbell WHITLOCK, Esq.Jsecond dJo late Col. INCHES.13 April 1883 D.N.

A.T. LOVE,Annie INCHES

295 d. St. Stephen (Charlotte Co.) 21st ult., Samuel HalletWHITLOCK, Esq.~, Registrar of Probate, age 75_years 9 mos.4 May 1883 D.T.

2739 Thos R. WHITLOCK, wife, three children and Chinese servantjarrived from Shanghai last eve. and registered at the Dufferin/ Hotel. Mr. Whitlock formerly belonged to St. Andrews

~iIU~ (Charlotte Co.) N.B. where he was returning to see his motherwho unfortunately died a few days since.26 June 1883 D.N.