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Information from Liz Newland. See her book in files.
Moved to Ulster in 1702, Pennsylvania in 1726 and Augusta Co. VA. in 1732
Information from Liz Newland. See her book in files.
Moved to Ulster in 1702, Pennsylvania in 1726 and Augusta Co. VA. in 1732
Information from Liz Newland. See her book in files.
Captian in the Virginia Militia.
Information from Liz Newland. See her book in files.
Information from Liz Newland. See her book in files.
Information from Liz Newland. See her book in files.
John (79) lived with his son Charles E. on the 1920 Malden, Kanawha County Census. He was drafted into the military in 1863 as his name appears on the draft list that is shown in the book "Kanawha County Images" by Stan Cohen on page 101. It is recorded in the special 1890 census that John served in the 28 WV Infantry from May 1861-July 1861. I have found no record of a 28 WV Infantry and WV was not a state until June 1863. Family history states he was a Confederate Army Veteran who lost his farm after the war because his money was no good.
Government records from WV Archives: John P. Whitlock was in the Kanawha County State Guards, Private under Captian Woodson Blake (Blake Woodson) Company "A". Enlisted May 1861 at Malden. Remarks: Served 12 months. Also, John served in the 153 Virginia Militia as a private under Captian Lewis Belcher I Company. From Jack L. Dickinson' s book "8th Virginia Cavalry" : John P. Witlock, Pvt. Company K 8th Virginia Cavalry, Took oath and sent north March 22, 1865 at age 24, miner, resided Kanawha County West Virginia. His name is also listed in Dickinson's book "Confederate Soldiers of Western Virginia" as John P. Witlock, Pvt. Co. K 8th Va. Cav.The 1900 Brownstown, Kanawha County, West Virginia census records show John (59) and Elizabeth (58) were married for 38 years, 11 children, 6 living. Joel P. and Sam H. were living at home. I only have record of 8 children.
John and Elizabeth was married April 2, 1863 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia according to their marriage record in Kanawha county courthouse. John's parents are listed as Preston and Nancy Whitlock. He was a Farmer and a Laborer.
John's death record stated he died of Nephnitis at age 89 years and 6 months. He was a laborer.
John Preston Whitlock new grave marker was purchased by his granddaughter Ruby Whitlock Korn. It states his birthday as June 17, 1836. Census and military records would indicate about 1840.
Elizabeth Dearing Whitlock died sometime between 1900 and 1920 as she was in the 1900 Kanawha County cesus and was not in the 1920 census. John was listed as living with his son Charles E. in 1920.
LDS records show her name as Dearien and she married a Mr. Hodge. Was John Preston Whitlock her second husband?
INFORMATION FROM SHERRY BROPHY.
Van had no children. He was a very tall man of about 6 foot 10 inches. Information from Ruby Whitlock Korn.
INFORMATION FROM SHERRY BROPHY.
Information from Gregory Alan Whitlock.
Information from Gregory Alan Whitlock.
Died of suicide.
Information from Gregory Alan Whitlock.
Information from Gregory Alan Whitlock.
Information from Gregory Alan Whitlock.
Information from Gregory Alan Whitlock.
KILLED BY TRAIN AT ~18 MONTHS NEAR THE FAMILY HOME IN SAINT ALBANS KANAWHA COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA.
INFORMATION FROM GREG WHITLOCK ON 6/9/92
RICHARD HAD SOME TYPE OF RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS (ALLERGIES?) HE DEVELOPED DOUBLE PNUEMONIA AND DIED NEAR AGE 15 MONTHS.
INFORMATION FROM GREG WHITLOCK ON 6/9/92
William Leftwich Childress-171
Information from the 1880 Washington Distric, Kanawha County Census records show William was a farmer, his brother Tillman B. Childress (b. 1857) lived with him as did Tillmans son Smith Gibbie (Name is in question)b. 1875. Also a housekeeper named Ortez, Elizabeth age 20 lived in Williams home.
According to Alice Bowman Gillenwater, W.L. always wore a white button down shirt with sleeve garters and a black bow-tie.
Enlisted in the 7th WV Calvary CO. L. on Mar 31, 1864 as a private and was discharged on Aug 1, 1865 as a Corporal. Also is listed as a Private in the Kanawha County Scouts under Captian Robert Brook Company, age 18. Rolled date: September 26, 1864, enrolled: Jan. 27, 1864 in Kanawha County for 1 year, Mustered in Jan. 27, 1864. Volunteered in US service March 25, 1864, enlisted in US service Jan. 27, 1864.
William was buried on Oct 3 1931 as stated on a document from the Bartlett Brothers Funeral Home of Saint Albans burial expenses document.
William died of Ilia-Colitis. He had suffered from Kidney Heart and stomach trouble, Piles, bladder cystitis, Rheumatism and was hearing impaired according to Dr. C.B. Cann of Olcott, Dec 7, 1921. He claimed to start having Rheuatism problems during the raid on Lynchburg Va. in 1864.
William was about 6 feet tall, weighed about 180 pounds, blue-grey eyes and light hair according to military records.
Information from the pension application records of William Childress.
Roberta Jane Howell was adopted by her step-father Joshua Wladron.
She is buried beside of William L. Childress and Sarah Smith (W.L. 1st wife).
INFORMATION FROM STEVE AND KIM CHILDRESS.
Henry was listed as a farmer in the 1850 Kanawha county census. He died of consumption according to his death certificate.
Uncle Bob always called him Sam.
His death record said he was 39 year old which would have made him born in 1820.
Information from Ellen Cantley Pauley.
INFORMATION FROM STEVE AND KIM CHILDRESS FROM CHARLOTTE, NC.
Henry was living with his sister Mary L. Childress and her husband Charles B. Allen and family in the 1880 Kanawha County census records dated 15 Jun 1880.
Information from LDS records. John was a farmer.
John G. Howell died 10 Oct 1870 in Franklin.
Information from LDS records and family history.