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Ancestors of Edwin Adelbert Ted Locke WWII 10 March 2013

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First Generation

1. Edwin Adelbert Ted LOCKE WWII was born on 24 Aug 1915 in Quincy, Norfolk, Mass.. He died in Jul 1973 at the age of 57 in Columbus, Georgia. He held the title of WWII. Edwin Adelbert Ted Locke, III

Edwin LOCKE Birth Date: 24 Aug 1915 Death Date: Jul 1973 Social Security Number: 011-16-2061 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Massachusetts

Subj: Re: Descendants of Edwin O. LOCKE, Part 4 Date: 3/18/2003 11:16:16 PM Mountain Standard Time From: Dogmommy54 To: Jroots

I knew Ted's families slightly. Yvonne, his first wife, took off to live in an Ashram out west. Then I think she ended up in Florida later. My recollection was that Yvonne was older than Leslie. You have them both listed in 1950 but maybe that was an 11 month difference or something. The son, Win, was a good jazz musician when he grew up, but we lost touch with them around 1970.

Margo's family was in Massachusetts. She visited us a few times with the young kids. Ted was working in Columbus Georgia at the time and she'd bring the kids to Mass to visit their Craig relatives. She'd bring them by to see Aunt Evelyn too. She called her 2nd boy "Jimbo". At some point she told us that she and the kids would be staying in Mass with her family because she and Ted were separating. I don't remember dates but it would have been late 60's or 1970. Ted called us in 1972 to see if someone would drive to Georgia and bring him back to Mass. My parents both worked and we had to care for Aunt Evelyn so my mother said no (I volunteered to drive having just graduated from High School, but that idea was killed quickly). We never heard from him again. Margo stopped communicating around then too.

Name: Edwin Locke SSN: 011-16-2061 Born: 24 Aug 1915 Died: Jul 1973 State (Year) SSN issued: Massachusetts (Before 1951 )

U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 Record Name: Edwin A TRD Locke Birth Year: 1915 Race: White, citizen Nativity State or Country: Massachusetts State: Massachusetts County or City: Suffolk

Enlistment Date: 24 Mar 1941 Enlistment State: Massachusetts Enlistment City: Boston Branch: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA Branch Code: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA Grade: Private Grade Code: Private Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men) Source: Civil Life


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Education: 4 years of college Civil Occupation: Canvas Cover Repairman or Animation Artist, Motion Picture (Motion picture animation artist. ) or Model Maker (Motion picture model maker.) or Artist Marital Status: Single, without dependents Height: 72 Weight: 136


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Second Generation

2. Edwin Adelbert LOCKE Junior was born on 20 Mar 1885 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. He died about 1954 at the age of 69. He held the title of Junior. Edwin A., Alice and son Edwin A. enumerated at 70 Clement Ave., Boston, in 1920 (U.S. Census). He worked in printing.

In 1930, Edwin A., 45, Alice E., 45, both first married at 25, and son Edwin A., 14, were enumerated on Atlantic Street, Quincy, Norfolk, Mass. He was a commercial artist, advertising.

In 1940, the family was enumerated at 19 High Field Road, Quincy, Norfolk, Massachusetts. Edwin A. had four years of high school, Alice three years of college, and Edwin A., III, five years of college. The senior Edwin was a commercial artist, box factory, the younger Edwin was a commercial artist, at home.

In 1945, Edwin A. Locke, Jr., wife Alice, Edwin a commercial artist, are listed in the Quincy, Mass. City Directory. House 209 Atlantic. With them was Edwin A., 3rd USA.

An art designer.


Uncle Ed. was a commercial artist. From family letters it could be seen that he had a tremendous sense of humor. Aunt Alice suffered from depression or a related disorder. I don't know when she died but I'd guess it was in the early 1950's. Uncle Ed had a heart attack in about 1954 - after she was gone. His son, E. A. III, was always called Ted. He was a very good cartoonist. Did alot of work in WWII for the armed forces newspapers. Made charicatures of soldiers that were quite popular at home with families.

Alice E. HEBBELTHWAITE and Edwin Adelbert LOCKE Junior were married on 12 Feb 1910 in Malden, Middlesex, Mass..

3. Alice E. HEBBELTHWAITE was born about 1883 in of Boston, Suffolk, Mass.. She died before 1960 at the age of 77.

Edwin Adelbert LOCKE and Alice E. HEBBELTHWAITE had the following child:

1 i. Edwin Adelbert Ted LOCKE WWII, born 24 Aug 1915, Quincy, Norfolk, Mass.; died Jul 1973, Columbus, Georgia.


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Third Generation

4. Edwin Adelbert "Sweetie" LOCKE CIVWAR was born on 3 Nov 1843 in Little Valley, Cattaraugus, New York. He died on 19 Nov 1929 at the age of 86 in Enfield, Grafton, New Hampshire. He held the title of CIVWAR. He was in Company E, 84th Regiment, Ohio Infantry. He, Mary E., Evelyn, Russell, Marion, Edwin, Helen and Helen Arnold were enumerated in Enfield, N.H., in 1900 (U.S. Census). Were they also enumerated on Eden Street in Chelsea, Mass., in 1900?

In the Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (Boston, 1931), p. 169. He is noted in that work as a great grandson of Abraham Locke, 1752-1820 (see above).

He was a pianist and organ tuner. He, in 1879, became a playwright ("Nobody's Claim," "Uncle Daniel").

He was active in politics (Republican), and was on the school board in Enfield and was postmaster in Lockhaven, New Hampshire.

Notes from his Civil War Pension file, Soldier's Certificate No. 966612, Claim Number 19923:

He first applied for a pension on Oct. 29, 1891 because of "nervous debility and chronic diarrhoea." At that time he was a resident of "Locke Haven," Grafton, New Hampshire. He enlisted as a private on May 26, 1862 in Company E, 84th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He was discharged at Delaware, Ohio, on September 20, 1862. He was described at enlistment as: age 19 years; height 6 feet 1 inches; complexion light; hair brown; eyes blue.

On November 29, 1895, he stated that he was suffering from heart disease, chronic nervous debility, malarial...chills and fever, liver disease and chronic diarrhoea. He was not receiving a pension at that time. He noted that his occupation was "author."

On October 29, 1897, all of the children by Elizabeth Kennedy were living. He noted his birthdate of November 3, 1843, in Little Valley. At the time of his enlistment his post office was Cleveland, Ohio. On March 15, 1915, he listed his living children as Evelyn Fish Locke, Russell Benjamin Locke, Frances Marion Locke, Edwin Adelbert Locke and Helen Onida Locke. Children who had died were Edwin Albert Locke, Ella Frances Locke and Frances Martin Locke.

At the date of his death, he was receiving $5 per month as a pension payment.

In 1900 he, and the family, were enumerated in Enfield, Grafton, New Hampshire (U.S. Census). He was a "dramatic writer."

In 1910 he was an author, enumerated in the 2nd Ward of Everett, Mass. He, Mary, Evelyn, Russell B., Marion F., and Helen O. were enumerated with him on Freemont Avenue (U.S. Census).

In 1920, he, age 75, F. Evelyn, 41, b. in Massachusetts, and daughter Frances M., 36, were enumerated at 14 South Street, Enfield, Grafton, New Hampshire.

VAUDEVILLE THEATER EVENT LIST 1903-1912 VAUDEVILLE PLAYS, SHOWS & PERFORMERS AT THE CHICAGO OPERA HOUSE LOCATION: CHICAGO JUNCTION, OHIO (former name of Willard, Ohio) FROM AUGUST 1903 TO DECEMBER 1911 9/12/03 "Nobody's Claim" A comedy produced by the Holnen's Brothers Co.

New Hampshire Census, 1790-1890 LOCKE, EDWIN A.


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State: NH Year: 1890 County: Grafton County Record Type: Township: Enfield E.D. 85 Page: 001 Database: NH 1890 Veterans Schedule

Civil War Pension Index Edwin A. Locke Minor: Comments: Edwin A. Locke: 427 New Boston St, Canastota, N Y, R22928 Mary Elizabeth KENNEDY and Edwin Adelbert "Sweetie" LOCKE CIVWAR were married on 11 Oct 1874 in Boston, Suffolk, Mass..

5. Mary Elizabeth KENNEDY was born in 1848 in Boston, Suffolk, Mass.. She died on 27 May 1911 at the age of 63 in Everett, Middlesex, Mass.. The marriage ceremony with Edwin A. Locke was performed by Rev. Father Metcalf, Holy Cross Cathedral, Boston, Massachusetts.

Edwin Adelbert "Sweetie" LOCKE and Mary Elizabeth KENNEDY had the following children:

i. Frankie LOCKE was born about 1875. He died about 1878/9 at the age of 4.ii. Evelyn Fish LOCKE was born on 22 Sep 1877 in , Mass.. She died on 23 Sep 1979 at the age of 102.

She managed a ticket agency (theatre). She never married.

iii. Russell Benjamin LOCKE was born on 8 Nov 1880 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States. In his WWI draft registration he and his wife resided at 352 Central Avenue in Milton, Mass. He worked at the Raynham Blearchery, Inc., in Raynham, Mass.

At one time, he was a salesman. He and Tulla were enumerated on Stevens Street, Enfield, in 1920 (U.S. Census). He was manager of a dye house in 1920, she was a stenographer.

In 1933 he and Talluleh were at 38 Summer Street, Quincy, Norfolk, Mass. He was a "mgr."

In 1940, enumerated at 342 Central Avenue, Milton, Mass. Russell was 59, eight years of school, Tallulah, 54, four years of high school. He was a manager, bleachery. Tallulah was a cashier, Mass. General Hospital. They had resided in Quincy, Mass., on April 1, 1935. With them were sister-in-law Beatrice Madden and niece Jane Madden.

In 1942, in a WWII draft registration, he and Tallulah were residents of 352 Central Avenue, Milton, Mass. He worked at Raynham Bleachery, Raynham, Mass.

iv. Marion Frances LOCKE was born on 22 Feb 1883 in , Mass.. She died on 15 Mar 1966 at the age of 83 in Brockton Hospital, Brockton, Plymouth, Mass.. A musician.

2 v. Edwin Adelbert LOCKE Junior, born 20 Mar 1885, Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.; died abt 1954.vi. Helen Ouida LOCKE was born on 3 May 1887 in , Mass.. A teacher. Her sisters Evelyn and Marion

were enumerated with she and her family in Grafton in 1930.

6. Albert E. HEBBELTHWAITE was born (date unknown to the author).

7. Cora A. PARKS was born (date unknown to the author).

Albert E. HEBBELTHWAITE and Cora A. PARKS had the following child:


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3 i. Alice E. HEBBELTHWAITE, born abt 1883, of Boston, Suffolk, Mass.; died bef 1960.


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Fourth Generation

8. Judge Edwin Orletus LOCKE was born on 20 Nov 1820 in of Danby, Rutland, Vermont. He died in 1853 at the age of 33 in Little Valley, Cattaraugus, New York. Were "Edwin" and "Orletus" one, or two people? He may have been born in Crown Point. Was "Orletus" really "Adelbert?"

In 1850 he was an attorney in Little Valley, Cattaraugus, New York, age 29. Mahala, 29, Edwin A., 6, and Charles G., 1/12 were enumerated with him. Also in their household was Phebe Milks, 18 (no relationship, occupation specified).

He was a lawyer and judge in Cattaraugus County, New York.


Wow I just scanned the "descendents" files. Amazing and very thorough. I'll comment on some things we've heard through the family. My great grandfather wrote a summary of his life in 1921. My sister has it. He was big on details about the piano companies he worked in but didn't do much about dates. According to Sweetie (which is what the family always called him) his mother and father had a baby very early in their marriage named "Prince William". He died when he was only a few days old or maybe at birth. Montraville was the second child and lived to be about 2 (your dates would fit in here), then "Ed" and finally Charlie. He didn't mention the others you have listed. Ed O. was a travelling judge. Sweetie would take trips with him in his horse and buggy. He had a mistress and they would stay with her. Sweetie's recollection (since he was a little kid) was of a big bed he got to sleep in all by himself. "Mahala Fish" as she was called in the family was definitely different. She read alot of romantic books (hence the names Prince William and Montraville) and she worked performing seances and talking to the dead. I was interested to see your note that Charlie was "adopted" by his aunt and her husband. I'm not surprised. Sweetie seemed to spend alot of time at relatives. He spent a year in Iowa with cousins (DeWitt-Clinton County I think) and alot of time at the homes of "Grandma Owens" and "Grandma Fish". maybe Mahala didn't get the mothering gene. She remarried - a man named Gay or Guay. My sister would have his first name. (My sister is Mahala too). He was a piano tuner and worked on design of pianos and organs. Had jobs in Ohio and Mass., as well as New York. They stayed married until he died - in between births of Ed Locke Jr. and Helen Locke. Mahala Fish died in 1906 and was cremated per her instructions. (Russ Locke and his long-term fiance, Clara Rollins, got the job of rowing her ashes out into the middle of a lake to dump them. The wind kicked up and Uncle Russ got a blast of ashes in his face and promptly vomited. So much for family duty.) I hope you don't mind the anecdotes. Mary Mahala Nahana FISH and Judge Edwin Orletus LOCKE were married on 13 May 1838 in Mansfield, Cattaraugus, New York, United States.

9. Mary Mahala Nahana FISH was born on 30 Nov 1820 in Mansfield, Cattaraugus, New York. She died in 1906 at the age of 86. She was the first settler child born in Mansfield.



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my recollections aren't great for details but I got the impression that Mahala Fish did her own thing and if her husband and son were in the same town, fine, otherwise she was off on her own Sweetie liked Mr. Gay alot (his name might have been Frank). They had piano playing in common. He was really supporting himself from a young age. First he tried to study medicine but got grossed out when someone put a cadaver hand in his uniform (lab coat?) pocket. Then he tried to study law. Then he worked on a steamboat as a "key boy" and finally got a job as a wheelsman on the Cataract, a ship on Lake Erie that caught fire and sank 12 miles offshore in the Fall of 1861. (Sweetie ripped a door off its hinges, threw it overboard and jumped on it. He was cut on glass and woke up later to find his arm being bandaged by a group that rescued him.) He was living in Cleveland then and was 17. Instead of getting another job he lied about his age and joined the 64th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Wrote to Mahala from down south about his decision and she went to Cleveland and sold all his belongings and cancelled his room contract. (She was definitely different.) In the 64th Ohio he hung out with one of his friends from Cleveland named Tibbets. Tibbets came down with what they thought was smallpox so Sweetie was ordered to escort him home to Cleveland - ostensibly to die. They travelled back to Cleveland and it turned out Tibbets had chicken pox. He was discharged. Sweetie went back to the 64th but when he got there they told him to go back to Camp Delaware. By then it was Fall of 1862. When he got to Camp D. they mustered him out of the service. He thought it was because they were afraid he was carrying smallpox. He met Maggie Cook when he boarded at her family home. They had two kids Allie and Ella. Ella died when she was two from pneumonia. They were living in Guelph Canada at the time. They moved back the States but Maggie was sick. She never recovered from Ella's death and died not long after. Allie went to live with Maggie's family in Buffalo and attended a military school there. He spent summers with Sweetie and his second family. He died when he was 13 of some virus that was going around in his school. Mary Kennedy he met when he worked as a piano player in the dancing academy she worked at in Boston. Her parents were James Kennedy and Bridget (sp?) Martin - one of the "black Martins". Apparently there were two Martin families - one with black hair and one with red hair. I don't know if that was in Boston or back in Ireland, but it was always emphasized that Mary's family was the "black Martin" family. They had a son Frankie about a year after they got married. He was about 2 years older than Aunt Evelyn. When he was 3 or 4 they were spending the summer at Block Island. (Aunt Evelyn could remember him vaguely), He got sick and the doctor camed to check him. He gave him a shot of something and left. Then a little later Frankie was extremely ill and Mary ran through the streets in her nightgown calling for the doctor. Frankie died. Sweetie thought the doctor must have been drunk and given him the wrong stuff. You have the other children listed. Russ, Frances Marion (she changed it to Marion Frances when she was a kid after she heard about the "Swamp Fox"), Ed and Helen. Helen was my grandmother. Aunt Evelyn never married. She died the day after her 102nd birthday (9/23/1979). She was blind for the last 5 or 6 years of her life. She lived with us. Aunt Marion died at the Brockton Hospital in Brockton, Mass on 3/15/1966. I think she had cancer of the liver. She lived with us for several years, then had a place with Aunt Evelyn around the time she died. Aunt Evelyn moved back in with us. Uncle Russ was engaged for about 10 years to a lady named Clara Rollins in Enfield, NH. She finally gave up on him and married someone else. Then he married Aunt Tulah. Her maiden name was Talluleh Corilla Campbell. We knew her well. She died in 1969. They never had children. They lived in Milton Mass.

Edwin Orletus LOCKE and Mary Mahala Nahana FISH had the following children:

i. Prince William LOCKE was born about 1839. He died about 1839 at the age of 0.ii. Montraville LOCKE was born on 7 Jul 1840 in Little Valley, Cattaraugus, New York. He died on 7 Apr

1842 at the age of 1 in Little Valley, Cattaraugus, New York.4 iii. Edwin Adelbert "Sweetie" LOCKE CIVWAR, born 3 Nov 1843, Little Valley, Cattaraugus, New

York; died 19 Nov 1929, Enfield, Grafton, New Hampshire.iv. Orletus LOCKE was born in of Little Valley, Cattaraugus, New York. Information from David W.

Parish, Town/Village of Geneseo Historian.

v. Charles Galan Charlie LOCKE was born on 27 Aug 1850 in Little Valley, Cattaraugus, New York. He died in 1944 at the age of 94 in Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States. He was buried in 1944 in Randolph Cemetery, Randolph, Cattaraugus, New York. Charles, Ella, Hattie and Mildred were enumerated in Randolph in 1900 (U.S. Census). In 1910, Charles G., Ella S., Hattie C. and Mildred M.


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were enumerated in Randolph. He was a "civil engineer" and Hattie was a "stenographer, law office (U.S. Census)." In 1920, the family was in Little Valley, Cattaraugus, NY, without Edward (U.S. Census). They were at 69 Court Street at that time.

Charles was adopted by Augustus Galloway at the age of three (apparently, he kept the name Locke).

He attended the University of Michigan, studied engineering, but did not graduate.

He moved to Randolph, Cattaraugus, New York in about 1892. He had a 150 acre farm in Little Valley Center.

He worked as a timber man in Pennsylvania and New York (as a surveyor). He surveyed for railroad lines in Ohio and Missouri. Thereafter he stayed in Randolph, engineering buildings.

He lived on the farm established by his grandfather and operated by his son Harry.

See the Historical Gazetteer and Biographical Memorial of Cattaraugus County, New York (1893), History of the Town of Little Valley, p. 780.

From: JHRasey To: Jroots

Hi Jerry, Thank you for the email. Charles G. Locke was my father's uncle (my father's mother and Charles' wife were sisters). Even though the relationship was by marriage, our family and Charles' family were very close. Charles G. Locke was a man of many talents (noted surveyor, excellent illustrator, renown fiddler, ect) who lived into his 90's and led a very colorful life. I have various family photos of our family that were passed on to me by my mother - Charles and his wife (Ella) and their children (Harry, Hattie and Mildred) are in some of them. I don't have a lot of historical information on the family but have information that Charles' father was Edwin Oretus Locke and his mother was Mary Nahana Fish Locke. I have a rather lengthy article from the Salamanca newspaper in the 1930's that discussed his life and exploits. Are you related to the family? I'd be interested in any further information you may have on the family. Thanks

Jim Rasey

From: JHRasey To: Jroots

Hi Jerry, Thank you very much for all the information you sent (both emails) regarding the Locke family. I will pull together what information I have (i.e. article on Charles that I mentioned to you, copy of an illustration of Henry L. Foote's home that is in the History of Cattaraugus County - 1879 and was done by Charles (are actually several done by Charles) and any other data that would supplement your information. In regard to the Lockes, Charles died in 1944 just before I was born (1946). I grew up in Randolph, however, and knew Harry as well as Addison (Charles Addison but he went by Addison) and Helen (I was executor of her estate). I actually have a lot more genealogy information on the Footes - Ella's sister Alta was my grandmother. I have information from a family bible that evidently belonged to Alta's grandparents (Henry L. Foote's parents). Included is birth information on their eleven (11) sons (no daughters). Henry was the youngest son. His father's name was Benager and his mother's name was Mary. I'll send you a copy of the information from the bible. I also found a book on Foote genealogy and was able to link it to Benager (the book spells it differently) and earlier generations. I also have information on where some of the Footes and Lockes are buried. Earlier this year, I was able to locate what I believe is Benager's grave (is next to Mary E. Foote's grave but is spelled "Elice B. Foote"). Benager's middle name was Ellis and quite often in those days people were called by their middle name - if you combine that with a gravestone marker that had trouble spelling, you might come up with "Elice


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B.". Anyway, I'll make copies of the aforementioned information and send it to you (might be a few days till I get it together and can make copies). Again, thanks for the information you provided.

Jim

Widely Known Man Died At Hospital, Randolph (NY) Register, April 14, 1944. Charles G. Locke passed last Saturday Was in His 92nd Year Oldest active surveyor in this Country Burial Here Death of Charles G. Locke in a Buffalo hospital last Saturday removes a man of many fine attainments and one who enjoyed a personal acquaintance of a very wide circle. Mr. Locke has not been in his usual rugged health, although he reached the age of 92 years, for the last six months and a couple of weeks ago went into a hospital for observation. It was decided that an operation would be desirable and he went into Buffalo last week. After the operation he did not fully regain consciousness and death followed in a few days.

As a civil engineer, which profession he followed, he gained wide notoriety he excelled in music on the violin, as a student of geology and topography he has written the most detail account of the terrain of Cattaraugus County and as a student of soils he was an acknowledged expert. Last year it was announced he was the oldest active surveyor in this country. His ready with stood him in good stead as a debater and often he was heard in public assemblies pitted against the best opposition could produce. Mr. Locke was supervisor of the town of Randolph and he gave to that office the same careful consideration which his son has given this township in later years.

Mr. Locke resided in Little Valley for the last few years with his two daughters, Hattie and Mildred; his wife died in 1929. Others surviving are his son Harry Locke supervisor of Randolph, and two grandchildren, Lieutenant Addison Locke, now serving in the Aleutians, and Miss Helen Locke of Randolph.

The funeral service was conducted at the Little Valley Congregational Church Tuesday afternoon, and was attended by county officers and members of the Board of Supervisors then in session at the County seat. burial was made in Randolph cemetery.

Mr. Locke was born in Little Valley August 27, 1850, his mother having been the first child to be born in the town of Mansfield. His father died when he was three years old and he went to live with an aunt and uncle. At the age of 18 he began teaching school and a few years later went to the University of Michigan to study engineering and surveying. He did not graduate, however, but returned to Little Valley where he continued his studies in a practical way. A local engineer for whom he worked at odd times went to Pennsylvania to survey in the newly opened oil fields and turned his business to Mr. Locke.

In the years 1894-95-96 Mr. Locke was employed by the State on a state land survey in the Adirondacks spending his summers in the mountains and his winters in Albany. In 1897 he penetrated the Virgin forests of Pennsylvania and built a 25 mile lumber railroad for the Pennsylvania Lumber Co. running the branch line up into the mountain and employing the switch back principle, or utilizing gravity a greater portion of the way for power.

By 1905 Engineer Locke's reputation had grown and he received a call from the city of Cleveland to make plans for the elimination (illegible) limits. Later he surveyed and located a 14 mile railroad from Mansfield to Ashland. He was in Cleveland two years.

Three years later came his most difficult feat of engineering. He was commissioned to go to Hannibal, Mo., to survey a line from Hannibal to Alaska, Mo., only 5 miles distance but presenting grave difficulties for the engineer. Footholds had to be cut in the fact of a precipice 80 feet high in order to place his instruments. Many times he had to hang on a bush and lie down to look through his level. He saw the job through however, but after learning that rattlesnakes abound in the region he refused to go back for a second assignment.


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The company he worked for decided to reward him for his labors in Missouri and the following year sent him to Washington, D.C. where he took charge of the building of a double track trolley line from Baltimore to Washington. Subsequently he went to Annapolis to lay out car lines. In 1909 he supervised the building of the high school in Randolph. In 1923 (?) he received a commission (to go to?) Vermont and survey a partially built town, Richville, near Manchester. In 1928 he was employed to make a topographical survey for the State Park near Brockton.

In March 1934 Mr. Locke was given a dinner when he retired as city engineer. At that time he was hailed as the oldest active surveyor in the United States. Replying to several speeches of felicitation he told about visiting Salamanca when the settlement was known as "West Town" and there was a road where Main Street now is they (sic) called "Dug Way." Mr. Locke recalled that a traveler had to get across the Allegany River the best way he could.

Mr. Locke has resided at Ellicottville, Little Valley, Randolph, and then returned to Little Valley.

From an undated, unsourced item: Locke Fiddles and Wins First at Ellicottville Mr. C.G. Locke won the first prize of $10 at the Old Fiddler's contest held at Ellicottville last evening. There were four contestants and three other prizes were given.

Salamanca, N.Y. Republican-Press, Tuesday, February 15, 1938 Charles G. Locke Derides Changing Name of Fish Hill Veteran Surveyor Who Spent Boyhood On Mountain Named for Grandfather Names Its Illustrious Sons

The movement initiated in Ellicottville by some of Karl Fahrner's skiing disciples to change the name of Fish Hill to Mount Arlberg because of a fancied resemblance to a famous sking slope of that in Austria has found anything but favor with some native sons of old Cattaraugus County.

One such dissenter is Charles G. Locke of Salamanca, civil engineer, railroad builder, fiddler, whose maternal grandfather, Nathaniel Fish, was the first white settler on the hill.

Mr. Locke, who from long following his profession in Cattaraugus county probably knows more about the land, its boundaries and history than any other individual, believes names which long have been applied to localities have a value too great to be lost.

He is rather derisive, as well, of attempts to change names grown common from long and wide usage.

Says Name Fish Will Stay

"There's about as much chance of them changing the name of Fish Hill as there is of changing the name of Salamanca," Mr. Locke declared in expressing his opposition to the movement.

"Children born and raised on that hill will continue to call it Fish Hill, let them do what they will to change it," he chuckled. "The younsters live up there now already know it as Fish Hill and to them it will remain Fish Hill."

The veteran engineer - he was 87 years of age last August 27th and still continues the arduous work of surveying - takes a family pride in Fish Hill and its history.

Nathaniel Fish, says his grandson, bought land on the hill from the Holland Land Company and moved there sometime about 1810, more than a century and a quarter ago. He first built a log house. In 1820, however, Fish Hill had assumed such importance in the development of Cattaraugus county that he erected an hotel at the top of the long, steep ascent from Ellicottville, the then county seat. He maintained the inn there for 20 years, his grandson says.


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Nathaniel Fish and his inn were known far and wide, and the early settlers appropriately called the hill on which the inn stood Fish Hill.

Noted Men Born on Hill

The hill is of historic interest otherwise, however. "Fish Hill has given at least three noted ment to the world," Mr. Locke explained. "One of them was General Patrick Jones. He was born on the hill - his people settled there about 1830, I imagine. Patrick Jones, when he was a young man, studied law with A.G. Rice in Ellicottville. When the Civil War broke out he went into the Union Army, and rose to the rank of general. And after the war he was postmaster of New York City."

Antother noted son of Fish Hill was John Charlton. "He went to Canada," Mr. Locke narrates. "He got into the lumbering business, and later was sent to the Canadian Parliament. He was one of the illustrious members of parliament."

Mr. Locke did not at once say who the third illustrious son of the famous old Cattaraugus hill was, but anyone knowing Charley Locke and his brand of humor could well guess by his grin as he waited for the question.

"You were the third one, weren't you, Mr. Locke?" the interrogator prompted.

He confessed it readily, but at once admitted he was not born on the hill. Instead, he was born in nearby Little Valley, the youngest sone of Edwin Oretus Locke and Mary Nahana Fish Locke.

First White Child Born in Town

Mr. Locke's mother, Mary Nahana Fish Locke, born on Fish Hill December 3, 1820, was the first white child born in the Town of Mansfield.

His father died, however, when Charles was but three years of age, and the boy then was taken to Fish Hill, and reared in the home of his uncle, Samuel Own. His boyhood was spent on the hill that bears his grandfather's name.

Mr. Locke's remark that it would be as easy to change the name of Salamanca as to change that of Fish Hill brought the reminder that the city's name is of foreign derivation. It was named for Salamanca, Spain, since it was an A & G & W railroad town and the Marquis of Salamanca, who visited it in its very early history, was a large stockholder in that railroad.

Mr. Locke pointed out this fact, and the additional fact that up to that time the early residents of the place had made no final decision as to a name. Various names, Mr. Locke said, had been applied to the little settlement, among them Hemlock, before the Mrquis came to look over his railroad property. Fish Hill had been a name in common use many, many years before.

"When I first saw Salamanca," Mr. Locke remembered, "a courduroy road crossed the swamp where Main street now is. The principal settlement was Bucktooth, to the west, now West Salamanca."

There was good reason, Mr. Locke says, to name Salamanca for the Spanish nobleman who helped finance the railroad that brought the place into being. But he can see no reason to try to change the name of Fish Hill in a resemblance, fancied or otherwise, to some hill in Austria.

" 'Berg' means hill," said Mr. Locke, "buit I don't know what 'Arl' means - perhaps it is Fish. Anyhow, Fish Hill is good enough - we can understand that."

Nation's Oldest Surveyor


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Charles Locke, so far as can be determined, has the distinction of being the oldest surveyor, in point of length of service, in the United States. Mr. Locke became actively engaged in surveying about 1880 at Ellicottville, after he had spent...and teaching school, and for several years divided his time between Cattaraugus county and the oil fields of Pennsylvania. For three years, 1894-96, he was engaged in making a survey in the Adirondacks for the State of New York, then in 1897 went to Pennsylvania to survey and build a 25-mile long railroad for the Pennsylvania Lumber Company.

In 1905 he went to Cleveland, O., employed by the city and the Nickel Plate Railroad to make plans for the elimination of grade crossings within the city, and was engaged there two years.

Next he surveyed a 14-mile railroad from Mansfield, O., to Ashland. Then he established grades for a railroad on the face of a precipice between Hannibal, Mo., and Alaska, five miles distant.

Returning to Cattaraugus county, he supervised, in 1909, the erection of the old high school building in Randolph. Since then he was been engaged in Engineering work for the County of Cattaraugus; the City of Salamanca, who engineer he was several years; various villages and townships in the county, and for private individuals.

Still healthy and active at the age of nearly 88 years, he has spent nearly 57 years in the active practice of his profession.

One of his most recent jobs was the surveying at Randolph of property being taken over there by a new industry.

Last week Mr. Locke, with W.A. Chase of Olean, was engaged in surveying a tract of timber far back in the Humphrey hills, near the Allegany town line. There was considerable snow on the ground, and the two found many deer tracks. "Mr. Chase told me I had him beat," commented Mr. Locke in speaking of the arduous climbing and trampling about they did in the woods.

In the 1880 U.S. Census:

Census Place: Mansfield, Cattaraugus, New York Source: FHL Film 1254812 National Archives Film T9-0812 Page 335B Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace

Chas. LOCKE Self M M W 30 NY Occ: Surveyor Fa: NY Mo: NY

Ella LOCKE Wife F M W 25 NY Fa: CT Mo: CT

Harry LOCKE Other M S W 2 NY Fa: NY Mo: CT

In 1910 Charles, Ella, Hattie and Mildred were enumerated in Randolph, Cattaraugus, New York (U.S. Census).

In 1920 Charles G., Ella S., Hattie, and Mildred V. were enumerated in Little Valley. He was a surveyor (U.S. Census).

In 1930, Charles G. Locke, 79, widowed, first married at 25 and daughters Hattie C., 49 and Mildred V., 36, both single, were enumerated in Salamanca, Cattaraugus, New York. Charles was a city surveyor. The handwriting is difficult to read, the street appears to be "Sevan" or "Gevan." The census enumeration took place on April 14, 1930.

In 1940, Charles and daughters Hattie and Mildred were enumerated in Salamanca, Cattaraugus, New York. Charles had three years of high school, Hattie had four years of high school, and Mildred had seven years of school. Charles was a surveying engineer.


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Birth: 1850 Death: 1944 Burial: Randolph Cemetery Randolph Cattaraugus County New York, USA

vi. Frederick LOCKE was born in of Little Valley, Cattaraugus, New York. Information from David W. Parish.

10. James KENNEDY was born in of, Boston, Suffolk, Mass..

11. Bridget MARTIN was born (date unknown to the author).

James KENNEDY and Bridget MARTIN had the following children:

5 i. Mary Elizabeth KENNEDY, born 1848, Boston, Suffolk, Mass.; died 27 May 1911, Everett, Middlesex, Mass..

ii. Helen Nellie KENNEDY was born in Jan 1850 in , New York. She died after 1900 at the age of 50 in of, Enfield, Grafton, New Hampshire.


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Fifth Generation

16. Doctor William Starret LOCKE was born on 28 Feb 1793 in Rockingham, Windham, Vermont. He died in Feb 1825 at the age of 32 in Crown Point, Essex, New York. Julia BUCKLIN and Doctor William Starret LOCKE were married in 1816 in Wallingford, Rutland,Vermont.

17. Julia BUCKLIN was born in 1801 in of Wallingford, Vermont.

William Starret LOCKE and Julia BUCKLIN had the following children:

i. Darwin LOCKE was born about 1817 in of, Crown Point, Essex, New York. He died in Mar 1838 at the age of 21 in Crown Point, Essex, New York.

ii. Julia Bucklin LOCKE was born about 1828 in of Crown Point, Essex, New York. She died on 1 Apr 1849 at the age of 21 in Danby, Vermont.

8 iii. Judge Edwin Orletus LOCKE, born 20 Nov 1820, of Danby, Rutland, Vermont; died 1853, Little Valley, Cattaraugus, New York.

18. Nathaniel FISH was born in of, Cape Cod, Mass..

19. Nancy HUNTINGTON was born in of, Cape Cod, Mass..

Nathaniel FISH and Nancy HUNTINGTON had the following child:

9 i. Mary Mahala Nahana FISH, born 30 Nov 1820, Mansfield, Cattaraugus, New York; died 1906.


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Sixth Generation

32. Abraham LOCKE REVWAR was born on 3 Jun 1752 in Acton, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 28 Feb 1820 at the age of 67 in Danby, Rutland, Vermont. He held the title of REVWAR. He was a Corporal, from Massachusetts. He lived in St. Georges (Warren), Maine; Cambridge, Mass.; Lynn, Mass.; Mason, N.H., Chester, VT; Rockingham, VT; and, Danby, VT. See, William Richard Cutter, Genealogy and Family History of Northern New York, Lewis Historical Publishers, 3 vol, 1910.

Abraham was a private in Capt. Benjamin Brown's Company, 37th Massachusetts Regiment, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Bond. He was also a Corporal in Capt. William Adam's Company of the First Middlesex County Regiment (Colonel Samuel Thatcher).

Their marriage record, in Arlington, "Lock, Abraham of Ft. Georges, and Hannah Lock, June 20, 1775."

From Stephen Cywin:

He was a soldier of theRevolution, and had a Lieut.'s commission. He acquired a handsome property,which he lost by the depreciation of continental money. The NextBook of Locke states he served in Capt. Benjamin Brown's Co., 37th MA Regt.(Under Lieut. Col. Bond) and as a Corporal in Capt. Adam's Co. of the FirstRegt. Middlesex Co. (Col. Samuel Thatcher). Lock,ABRAHAM. Corporal, Capt. William Adams's co., Col. Thatcher's regt. ; service,5 days ; company marched atrequest of Gen. Washington at the time of taking Dorchester Heights, March 4, 1776. Lieutenant in Rev. War. on rolls of Danby, Vermont (Hist. of Danby). Hannah LOCKE and Abraham LOCKE REVWAR were married on 20 Jun 1775 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..

33. Hannah LOCKE was born on 29 Mar 1755 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. She died on 12 Mar 1816 at the age of 60 in Danby, Rutland, Vermont. Hannah and Abraham were second cousins. They were descendants of William Locke, Junior.

Abraham LOCKE and Hannah LOCKE had the following children:

i. Doctor Abraham LOCKE was born on 28 Nov 1776 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 4 Jun 1844 at the age of 67 in Danby, Rutland, Vermont.

ii. Daniel P. LOCKE was born on 8 Mar 1779 in Lynn, Essex, Mass.. He was buried in 1839 in Spear Cemetery, Harry Allen Road, Moriah, Essex, New York. He died on 29 Nov 1839 at the age of 60 in Moriah, Essex, New York. Military Listing for the men of Crown Point in the Battle of Plattsburgh, 1813: Capt. Thomas Winslows Company. Daniel P. Locke, Private and John M. Locke. Private

Widow made claim #11,525 awarded $55.00iii. James LOCKE was born on 22 May 1781 in Mason, Hillsborough, New Hampshire. He died on 22 Jan

1800 at the age of 18 in Rockingham, Windham, Vermont.iv. Betsy LOCKE was born on 8 Aug 1783 in Mason, Hillsborough, New Hampshire. She died in 1848 at

the age of 65 in Crown Point, Essex, New York.v. Isaac Mulliken LOCKE War 1812 was born on 28 Sep 1786 in Mason, Hillsborough, New Hampshire.


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He was buried in 1828 in Walton Cemetery, Moriah, Essex, New York. He died on 1 Jul 1828 at the age of 41 in Westport, Essex, New York. The Walton Locke cemetery in Moriah, NY was abandoned after the death of the last owner, Lucinda Locke, wife of Isaac Mulliken Locke. Unfortunately, this cemetery was vandalized and many of the stones destroyed around 1970.With great difficulty, over the past 2 years, I located a 1932 transcript for the cemetery and subsequently managed to obtain title, with 2 co-owner cousins. Unfortunately, on my last visit, it became apparent there is at least one grave that we can't identify, even with the 1932 transcript.What was your source for the Walton-Locke cemetery references in your book? My hope is someone had an earlier list that may be better than the 1932 list.BTW: My intention is to slowly restore the cemetery and have the title pass to subsequent generations of descendants of Lucinda and Isaac Mulliken Locke.Thanks,Stephen Cywin.

Stephen Cywin <scywin@verizon net>

Isaac Mulliken Locke served in the War of 1812.

Stephen Cywin: Note: The Locke family lived inWestport, but the town line between Westport and Moriah moved around 1841. The location of where they lived and that of the Walton Locke Cemetery is now in Moriah as a result. Basically for all references up to this point (about Betsy E. Locke's birth) Westport and Moriah are the same place.

vi. John Miles LOCKE was born on 28 Apr 1790 in Chester, Windsor, Vermont. He was buried in 1872 in White Church Cemetery, Essex, New York. He died on 17 Jul 1872 at the age of 82 in , Essex, New York. In 1850, John and sons "Alonso" and Sumner enumerated together in the U.S. Census. In 1860, John was enumerated with "Doratha," age 37. Was she a wife? Also enumerated with them was Louisa Morris, age 17, and Joseph Morris, 44.

John M. Locke , one of the early settlers lived in the neighborhood of the White Meeting house on a homestead later occupied by his son. (CrownPoint) Military Listing for the men of Crown Point in the Battle of Plattsburgh, 1813: Capt.Thomas Winslows Company. Daniel P. Locke, Private and John M.Locke. Private (Found at Penfield Museum,Crown Point, NY).

From Stephen Cywin.

16 vii. Doctor William Starret LOCKE, born 28 Feb 1793, Rockingham, Windham, Vermont; died Feb 1825, Crown Point, Essex, New York.

34. Rufus BUCKLIN REVWAR held the title of REVWAR. He was a private in Capt John Perry's Company (Colonel Timothy Walker), 22nd Massachusetts Regiment.

Rufus BUCKLIN had the following child:

17 i. Julia BUCKLIN, born 1801, of Wallingford, Vermont.


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Seventh Generation

64. Doctor Daniel LOCKE was born on 1 Dec 1721 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He died in 1774 at the age of 53 in St. George's, Warren, Knox, Maine. He was a surgeon.

Cyrus Eaton, Annals of Warren (1877), makes a few references to Daniel: "...Dr. Daniel Locke came this year (1763) from Acton, Mass., with a family of two children; and marrying the widow of Hugh Scot, established himself on the farm long owned by T. Starrett, Jr., and more recently by Dea. Singer. He was skillful in the treatment of sores, letting blood, extracting teeth, and in relieving such complaints as readily yielded to roots and herbs. It is said also that he laid claim to some knowledge in astrology; but whether his proficiency in this science was equal to his skill in surgery, we are unable to say. He lived on this farm till his death in 1774," p. 137.

Eaton also made reference to son Abraham Locke: "...a saw mill had been erected in 1774 by Col. Starrett, John Lermond, and Abraham Locke, son of the doctor," p. 178.

Married before 1748.

65. Mary MILES was born in 1724 in Scotland. She died on 2 Jul 1756 at the age of 32 in Acton, Middlesex, Mass..

Daniel LOCKE and Mary MILES had the following children:

i. Abigail LOCKE was born on 22 Aug 1748 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. She died on 20 Aug 1820 at the age of 71 in Warren, Knox, Maine.

32 ii. Abraham LOCKE REVWAR, born 3 Jun 1752, Acton, Middlesex, Mass.; died 28 Feb 1820, Danby, Rutland, Vermont.

iii. Isaac LOCKE was born in Acton, Middlesex, Mass..iv. Jacob LOCKE was born in Acton, Middlesex, Mass..

66. Francis LOCKE was born on 3 Apr 1721 in Menotomy, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 19 Mar 1778 at the age of 56 in Charlestown, Middlesex, Mass.. Middlesex County, Mass., Probate, 1778, Cambridge, Will, 14224. Ruth FESSENDEN and Francis LOCKE were married on 13 Sep 1743 in King's Chapel, Boston, Suffolk, Mass..

67. Ruth FESSENDEN was born on 11 Jul 1724 in Sandwich, Mass.. She died on 8 Sep 1807 at the age of 83 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..

Francis LOCKE and Ruth FESSENDEN had the following children:

i. Francis LOCKE was born about 1743 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 31 Dec 1752 at the age of 9 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. Death date in the Arlington records.

ii. Ruth LOCKE was born on 27 Aug 1746 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. She died on 7 Jun 1763 at the age of 16 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..

iii. Sarah LOCKE was born on 31 Mar 1748 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. She died on 12 Sep 1809 at the age of 61 in Townsend, Middlesex, Mass..

iv. Joseph LOCKE REVWAR was born on 14 Apr 1750 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 13 Sep 1823 at the age of 73 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. He held the title of REVWAR. He was a private (Mass.). Birth date in the Arlington vital records.

Arlington deaths: LOCKE, Joseph, suddenly, Sept. 13, 1823, a. 73.


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Inscription: In memory of JOSEPH LOCKE who died suddenly Sept. 13, 1823: Æt. 73. Old Burying Ground Arlington Middlesex County Massachusetts, USA

v. Francis LOCKE Junior was born on 25 Feb 1753 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 19 Jan 1812 at the age of 58 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. He held the title of Junior. Birth record found in the Arlington vital records. Francis and Phebe were first cousins. Middlesex County, Mass., Probate, West Cambridge, 1812, Administration, 14226.

33 vi. Hannah LOCKE, born 29 Mar 1755, West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.; died 12 Mar 1816, Danby, Rutland, Vermont.

vii. Rebecca LOCKE was born on 8 Apr 1757 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. She died in 1850 at the age of 93.

viii. Elizabeth LOCKE was born on 27 Sep 1759 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. She died on 28 Jan 1776 at the age of 16 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. Death date from the Arlington records.

ix. Benjamin LOCKE was born on 11 Apr 1765 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 29 Dec 1850 at the age of 85 in Winhall, Bennington, Vermont. Benjamin and Eunice were paupers, enumerated in Mount Holly, Rutland, Vermont in 1850 (U.S. Census). They were enumerated in the James Tarbell household, their son-in-law (U.S. Census).

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Eighth Generation

128. Daniel LOCKE was born on 9 Jul 1693 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 18 Apr 1783 at the age of 89 in Acton, Mass.. Married about 1720.

129. Abigail ADAMS died on 22 Nov 1750 in Acton, Middlesex, Mass..

Daniel LOCKE and Abigail ADAMS had the following child:

64 i. Doctor Daniel LOCKE, born 1 Dec 1721, Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.; died 1774, St. George's, Warren, Knox, Maine.

130. MILES was born (date unknown to the author).

131. Stewart STUART was born in , Scotland.

MILES and Stewart STUART had the following children:

i. John MILES was born about 1720.65 ii. Mary MILES, born 1724, Scotland; died 2 Jul 1756, Acton, Middlesex, Mass..

132. Francis LOCKE Inn Keeper was born on 25 Jul 1690 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 3 Sep 1770 at the age of 80 in Arlington, Middlesex, Mass.. He held the title of Inn Keeper. Death date in the Arlington vital records. Middlesex County, Mass., Probate, Cambridge, Adminstration, 1770, 14223. Elizabeth WINSHIP and Francis LOCKE Inn Keeper were married on 25 Feb 1713 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..

133. Elizabeth WINSHIP was born on 26 Nov 1691 in Medford, Middlesex, Mass.. She died on 20 Sep 1758 at the age of 66 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay, British America. Old Burying Ground Arlington Middlesex County Massachusetts, USA

Inscription: Here Lies Buried The Body of Mrs Elisabeth Lock Wife of Mr Francis Lock Who Died Sept ye 20 1758 In ye 67 year of Her Age

Francis LOCKE and Elizabeth WINSHIP had the following children:

i. Samuel Samuell LOCKE was born on 15 Jan 1714 in Medford, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 5 Aug


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1775 at the age of 61 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..ii. Elizabeth Elizibeth LOCKE was born on 17 Jun 1716 in Medford, Middlesex, Mass.. She died in Mar

1803 at the age of 86.iii. Sarah LOCKE was born on 10 Apr 1719 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. She died on 11 Aug

1797 at the age of 78 in Stow, Mass.. Birth recorded in Medford.

66 iv. Francis LOCKE, born 3 Apr 1721, Menotomy, Middlesex, Mass.; died 19 Mar 1778, Charlestown, Middlesex, Mass..

v. John LOCKE was born on 8 Feb 1724 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 4 Jun 1755 at the age of 31 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. Death date from the Arlington records.

Old Burying Ground Arlington Middlesex County Massachusetts, USA

vi. Benjamin LOCKE was christened on 12 Oct 1735 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 18 Jan 1738 in West Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay, British America. Old Burying Ground Arlington Middlesex County Massachusetts, USA

134. Benjamin FESSENDEN was born in 1701 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 7 Aug 1746 at the age of 45 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Mass..

135. Meriel COTTON was born on 19 Jul 1700 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Mass.. She died on 19 Aug 1746 at the age of 46.

Benjamin FESSENDEN and Meriel COTTON had the following child:

67 i. Ruth FESSENDEN, born 11 Jul 1724, Sandwich, Mass.; died 8 Sep 1807, West Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..


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Ninth Generation

256. William LOCKE Junior was born on 8 Jan 1659 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 8 Jul 1738 at the age of 79 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He held the title of Junior. The descendants of William, Junior, lived in Woburn, Burlington, Lexington, Arlington, Cambridge, Boston, Menotomy, Waltham, Wilmington and other communities near the original homestead. As will be seen below, others scattered throughout what was to become the United States. Sarah WHITMORE and William LOCKE Junior were married on 29 May 1683 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..

257. Sarah WHITMORE was born on 7 Mar 1662 in Watertown, Middlesex, Mass.. She was christened on 30 Mar 1662.

William LOCKE and Sarah WHITMORE had the following children:

i. William Turner LOCKE was born on 28 Jun 1684 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 26 Jan 1767 at the age of 82 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He was buried on 29 Jan 1767 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. His epitaph: IN Memory of Mr. William Lock who died Janr. ye 26th AD 1767, in the 83rd year of his age. He lived in the second precinct of Woburn, Mass. This part of Woburn was later Burlington, and even later part of Lexington.

132 ii. Francis LOCKE Inn Keeper, born 25 Jul 1690, Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.; died 3 Sep 1770, Arlington, Middlesex, Mass..

128 iii. Daniel LOCKE, born 9 Jul 1693, Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.; died 18 Apr 1783, Acton, Mass..

264. William LOCKE is the same as person number 256.

265. Sarah WHITMORE is the same as person number 257.

William LOCKE and Sarah WHITMORE had the following children:

i. William Turner LOCKE was born on 28 Jun 1684 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 26 Jan 1767 at the age of 82 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He was buried on 29 Jan 1767 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. His epitaph: IN Memory of Mr. William Lock who died Janr. ye 26th AD 1767, in the 83rd year of his age. He lived in the second precinct of Woburn, Mass. This part of Woburn was later Burlington, and even later part of Lexington.

132 ii. Francis LOCKE Inn Keeper, born 25 Jul 1690, Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.; died 3 Sep 1770, Arlington, Middlesex, Mass..

128 iii. Daniel LOCKE, born 9 Jul 1693, Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.; died 18 Apr 1783, Acton, Mass..

266. Samuel WINSHIP was born on 24 Oct 1658 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 18 Jun 1696 at the age of 37 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..

267. Mary POULTER was born on 9 Apr 1665 in Billerica, Middlesex, Mass.. She died on 2 Oct 1745 at the age of 80 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..

Samuel WINSHIP and Mary POULTER had the following child:

133 i. Elizabeth WINSHIP, born 26 Nov 1691, Medford, Middlesex, Mass.; died 20 Sep 1758, West Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay, British America.


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268. Nicholas FESSENDEN was born about 1650 in Canterbury, Kent, England. He died in of Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..

269. Margaret CHENEY was born on 26 Nov 1656 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.. She died on 10 Dec 1717 at the age of 61 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..

Nicholas FESSENDEN and Margaret CHENEY had the following children:

i. Thomas FESSENDEN was born on 12 Aug 1684 in Lexington, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 6 Mar 1738 at the age of 53 in Lexington, Middlesex, Mass..

134 ii. Benjamin FESSENDEN, born 1701, Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.; died 7 Aug 1746, Sandwich, Barnstable, Mass..

270. Roland COTTON was born on 27 Dec 1667 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass.. He died on 18 Mar 1721/2 at the age of 54 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Mass..

271. Elizabeth SALTONSTALL was born on 17 Sep 1668 in Haverhill, Essex, Mass.. She died on 8 Jul 1726 at the age of 57 in Boston, Suffolk, Mass..

Roland COTTON and Elizabeth SALTONSTALL had the following child:

135 i. Meriel COTTON, born 19 Jul 1700, Sandwich, Barnstable, Mass.; died 19 Aug 1746.


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Tenth Generation

512. William LOCKE was born on 13 Dec 1628 in Stepney Parish, London, England. He was christened on 20 Dec 1628 in Stepney Parish, London, England. He died on 16 Jun 1720 at the age of 91 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. William has reference number 1472. The inspiration for this book is John Goodwin Locke, The Book of the Lockes, A Genealogical and Historical Record of William Locke, of Woburn (Boston and Cambridge: James Munroe and Company, 1853). Also, see Samuel Sewall, The History of Woburn (Bowie, Maryland: Heritage Books, originally published, 1868), pp. 626-627. See, James Savage, A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, Vol. III (Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1977), pp. 102-104; William Richard Cutter, editor, New England Families (New York: The American Historical Society, Inc., 1916); William Richard Cutter, Historic Homes and Places and Genealogical and Personal Memories Relating to the Families of Middlesex County, Mass. (New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1908); Charles Henry Pope, The Pioneers of Massachusetts (Bowie, Maryland: Heritage Books (originally published, 1900); and Gary Boyd Roberts, English Origins of New England Families (Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1984).

William Locke, Senior, is the immigrant ancestor of the Locke family of Woburn, Mass. He came with relatives to Massachusetts when a child in the ship Planter, March 22, 1634.

LC Control Number: 00703249 Type of Material: Book (Print, Microform, Electronic, etc.) Brief Description: Harrison, Jerry N. (Jerry Norman), 1947- The next book of the Lockes : descendants of William Locke of Woburn, Massachusetts / Jerry Harrison. Bowie, Md. : Heritage Books, 2000. vi, 611 p. ; 21 cm.

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CALL NUMBER: CS71.L813 2000 Copy 2 -- Request in: Jefferson or Adams Bldg General or Area Studies Reading Rms -- Status: Not Charged Mary CLARKE and William LOCKE were married on 27 Dec 1655 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass..

513. Mary CLARKE was born on 20 Dec 1640 in Watertown, Middlesex, Mass.. She died on 18 Jul 1715 at the age of 74 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. She has reference number 1473.

William LOCKE and Mary CLARKE had the following children:

i. William LOCKE was born on 27 Dec 1657 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 9 Jan 1658 at the age of 0 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass..

264 ii. William LOCKE Junior, born 8 Jan 1659, Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.; died 8 Jul 1738, Woburn, Middlesex, Mass..

iii. John LOCKE was born on 1 Aug 1661 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He died about 3 Apr 1756 at the age of 94 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. Middlesex County, Mass., Probate, Woburn, 1758, Administration, 14233.

iv. Joseph LOCKE was born on 8 Mar 1664 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He died in 1754 at the age of 90 in Lexington, Middlesex, Mass..

v. Mary LOCKE was born on 6 Oct 1666 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. She died in of Lancaster, Worcester, Mass..


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vi. Samuel LOCKE was born on 14 Oct 1669 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He died before 1756 at the age of 87.

vii. Ebenezer LOCKE was born on 8 Jan 1674 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 24 Dec 1723 at the age of 49 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He has reference number 736. Some of the material on this line (including female descendency lines) was published previously in Jerry N. Harrison, Ph.D., The Descendants of Ebenezer Locke (1674-1723), Son of William Locke of Woburn, Massachusetts (Bowie, Maryland: Heritage Books, 1997). Included herein is an update of many of the male lines contained in that work.

Middlesex County, Mass., Probate, Woburn, Will, 1724, 14220.

LC Control Number: 98139802 Type of Material: Book (Print, Microform, Electronic, etc.) Brief Description: Harrison, Jerry N. (Jerry Norman), 1947- The descendants of Ebenezer Locke (1674-1723) : son of William Locke of Woburn, Massachusetts / Jerry N. Harrison. Bowie, Md. : Heritage Books, 1997. ix, 393 p. ; 22 cm.

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viii. James LOCKE was born on 14 Nov 1677 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He died on 11 Dec 1745 at the age of 68 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. He has reference number 1010. James owned land in Woburn, near Cambridge and Lexington. Middlesex County, Mass., Probate, Adminstration, Woburn, 1745, 14230.

ix. Elizabeth LOCKE was born on 4 Jan 1681 in Woburn, Middlesex, Mass.. She died on 25 Sep 1753 at the age of 72 in Middletown, Connecticut.

514. Francis WHITTEMORE was born in 1625 in , England. He died on 12 Oct 1685 at the age of 60 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..

515. Isabel PARKE died on 31 Mar 1665 in Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..

Francis WHITTEMORE and Isabel PARKE had the following child:

265 i. Sarah WHITMORE, born 7 Mar 1662, Watertown, Middlesex, Mass..

532. Edward WINSHIP was born (date unknown to the author).

533. Elizabeth PARKE was born (date unknown to the author).

Edward WINSHIP and Elizabeth PARKE had the following child:

266 i. Samuel WINSHIP, born 24 Oct 1658, Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.; died 18 Jun 1696, Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..


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534. John POULTER was born (date unknown to the author).

535. Rachel ELLIOTT was born (date unknown to the author).

John POULTER and Rachel ELLIOTT had the following child:

267 i. Mary POULTER, born 9 Apr 1665, Billerica, Middlesex, Mass.; died 2 Oct 1745, Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..

538. Thomas CHENEY was born in 1633. He died in 1694 at the age of 61.

539. Jane ATKINSON was born in 1634. She died in 1724 at the age of 90.

Thomas CHENEY and Jane ATKINSON had the following child:

269 i. Margaret CHENEY, born 26 Nov 1656, Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass.; died 10 Dec 1717, Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..

540. John COTTON was born (date unknown to the author).

541. Joanna ROSSITER was born (date unknown to the author).

John COTTON and Joanna ROSSITER had the following child:

270 i. Roland COTTON, born 27 Dec 1667, Plymouth, Plymouth, Mass.; died 18 Mar 1721/2, Sandwich, Barnstable, Mass..

542. Nathaniel SALTONSTALL was born (date unknown to the author).

543. Elizabeth WARD was born (date unknown to the author).

Nathaniel SALTONSTALL and Elizabeth WARD had the following child:

271 i. Elizabeth SALTONSTALL, born 17 Sep 1668, Haverhill, Essex, Mass.; died 8 Jul 1726, Boston, Suffolk, Mass..


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1024. William LOCKE was born (date unknown to the author).

1025. Elizabeth died on 27 Jun 1631.

William LOCKE and Elizabeth had the following child:

512 i. William LOCKE, born 13 Dec 1628, Stepney Parish, London, England; died 16 Jun 1720, Woburn, Middlesex, Mass..

1026. William CLARKE was born in 1611. He died in 1680 at the age of 69.

1027. Margaret was born (date unknown to the author).

William CLARKE and Margaret had the following child:

513 i. Mary CLARKE, born 20 Dec 1640, Watertown, Middlesex, Mass.; died 18 Jul 1715, Woburn, Middlesex, Mass..

1028. John WHITMORE was born in 1589 in Bristol, Somerset, England. He died in Oct 1648 at the age of 59 in Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut.

1029. Joanna JESSUP was born in 1593. She died in 1652 at the age of 59 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut.

John WHITMORE and Joanna JESSUP had the following children:

514 i. Francis WHITTEMORE, born 1625, , England; died 12 Oct 1685, Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..ii. Ann WHITMORE was born on 30 Jul 1611. She died on 3 Nov 1687 at the age of 76.

1030. Richard PARKE was born (date unknown to the author).

1031. Sarah COLLIER was born (date unknown to the author).

Richard PARKE and Sarah COLLIER had the following children:

515 i. Isabel PARKE, died 31 Mar 1665, Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..533 ii. Elizabeth PARKE.

1064. Lyonel WINSHIP was born (date unknown to the author).

Lyonel WINSHIP had the following child:

532 i. Edward WINSHIP.


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1066. Richard PARKE is the same as person number 1030.

1067. Sarah COLLIER is the same as person number 1031.

Richard PARKE and Sarah COLLIER had the following children:

515 i. Isabel PARKE, died 31 Mar 1665, Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass..533 ii. Elizabeth PARKE.

1070. Francis ELLIOTT was born (date unknown to the author).

1071. Mary Delia SAUNDERS was born (date unknown to the author).

Francis ELLIOTT and Mary Delia SAUNDERS had the following child:

535 i. Rachel ELLIOTT.

1076. William CHENEY was born in 1603. He died in 1667 at the age of 64.

1077. Margaret CULE was born in 1604. She died in 1686 at the age of 82.

William CHENEY and Margaret CULE had the following children:

538 i. Thomas CHENEY, born 1633; died 1694.ii. Joseph CHENEY was born in 1647. He died in 1704 at the age of 57.


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Twelfth Generation

2048. Christopher LOCKE was born (date unknown to the author).

Christopher LOCKE had the following children:

i. Sarah LOCKE was born in 1587.ii. Christopher LOCKE was born in 1593.

iii. John LOCKE was born in 1595. He died in 1645 at the age of 50.iv. Honour LOCKE was born in 1597.v. Christian LOCKE was born in 1601.

vi. Lewis LOCKE was born in 1606.1024 vii. William LOCKE.

2052. Thomas CLARKE was born in 1570. He died in 1627 at the age of 57.

2053. Rose KERRICH was born in 1572. She died in 1627 at the age of 55.

Thomas CLARKE and Rose KERRICH had the following child:

1026 i. William CLARKE, born 1611; died 1680.

2056. Thomas WHITMORE was born in 1548 in Herfordshire, England. He died on 26 Nov 1617 at the age of 69 in Herfordshire, England.

2057. Mary MEADE was born in 1558 in Herfordshire, England. She died on 8 Oct 1604 at the age of 46 in Herfordshire, England.

Thomas WHITMORE and Mary MEADE had the following child:

1028 i. John WHITMORE, born 1589, Bristol, Somerset, England; died Oct 1648, Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut.

2058. Francis JESSOP was born on 12 Nov 1568 in Rotherdam, Yorkshire, England. He died in 1640 at the age of 72 in Rotherdam, Yorkshire, England.

2059. Frances WHITE was born in 1585 in Le Steeple, Nottinghamshire, England. She died in 1636 at the age of 51 in Rotherdam, Yorkshire, England.

Francis JESSOP and Frances WHITE had the following child:

1029 i. Joanna JESSUP, born 1593; died 1652, Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut.


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Thirteenth Generation

4096. Matthew LOCKE was born (date unknown to the author).

Matthew LOCKE had the following child:

2048 i. Christopher LOCKE.

4104. John CLARKE was born (date unknown to the author).

4105. Katherine COOKE was born (date unknown to the author).

John CLARKE and Katherine COOKE had the following children:

2052 i. Thomas CLARKE, born 1570; died 1627.ii. Joan CLARKE was born in 1578.

4112. Charles WHITMORE was born in 1508 in Tuxford, Nottinghamshire, England. He died in 1568 at the age of 60 in Herfordshire, England.

Charles WHITMORE had the following child:

2056 i. Thomas WHITMORE, born 1548, Herfordshire, England; died 26 Nov 1617, Herfordshire, England.

4114. John MEADE was born in 1535 in Somerset, England.

4115. Michael was born in 1527.

John MEADE and Michael had the following child:

2057 i. Mary MEADE, born 1558, Herfordshire, England; died 8 Oct 1604, Herfordshire, England.


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Fourteenth Generation

8192. Michael LOCKE was born (date unknown to the author).

Michael LOCKE had the following child:

4096 i. Matthew LOCKE.

8224. Robert WHITMORE was born in 1451 in Nottinghamshire, England. He died in 1540 at the age of 89 in Nottinghamshire, England.

8225. Alice ATWOODE was born in 1459 in Harlington, Bedfordshire, England. She died in 1540 at the age of 81 in Caunton, Nottinghamshire, England.

Robert WHITMORE and Alice ATWOODE had the following child:

4112 i. Charles WHITMORE, born 1508, Tuxford, Nottinghamshire, England; died 1568, Herfordshire, England.

8228. Thomas MEADE was born in 1489 in Essex, England. He died in 1557 at the age of 68 in Great Easton, Essex, England.

8229. Joan was born in 1498 in Somerset, England.

Thomas MEADE and Joan had the following child:

4114 i. John MEADE, born 1535, Somerset, England.


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Fifteenth Generation

16384. Sir William LOCKE died in 1550.

William LOCKE had the following child:

8192 i. Michael LOCKE.

16448. John WHITMORE was born in 1420 in Caunton, Nottinghamshire, England. He died in 1450 at the age of 30 in Nottinghamshire, England.

16449. Alice BLYTON was born in 1461 in Caunton, Nottinghamshire, England.

John WHITMORE and Alice BLYTON had the following child:

8224 i. Robert WHITMORE, born 1451, Nottinghamshire, England; died 1540, Nottinghamshire, England.

16450. John ATWOODE was born in 1430 in Coulsdon, Surrey, England. He died in 1525 at the age of 95 in Coulsdon, Surrey, England.

16451. Margaret DYNNES was born in 1439 in Coulsdon, Surrey, England. She died in 1528 at the age of 89 in Coulsdon, Surrey, England.

John ATWOODE and Margaret DYNNES had the following child:

8225 i. Alice ATWOODE, born 1459, Harlington, Bedfordshire, England; died 1540, Caunton, Nottinghamshire, England.


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Sixteenth Generation

32896. William WHITMORE was born in 1391 in Caunton, Nottinghamshire, England. He died in 1450 at the age of 59 in England.

William WHITMORE had the following child:

16448 i. John WHITMORE, born 1420, Caunton, Nottinghamshire, England; died 1450, Nottinghamshire, England.

32898. Robert BLYTON was born in 1419 in Caunton, Nottinghamshire, England. He died in 1450 at the age of 31 in Caunton, Nottinghamshire, England.

32899. Katherine COMPTON was born in 1423 in Caunton, Nottinghamshire, England.

Robert BLYTON and Katherine COMPTON had the following child:

16449 i. Alice BLYTON, born 1461, Caunton, Nottinghamshire, England.

32900. John ATTE WODE was born in 1400 in Sanderstead, Surrey, England. He died in 1459 at the age of 59 in Sanderstead, Surrey, England.

32901. Isabella was born in 1405 in Sanderstead, Surrey, England. She died in 1499 at the age of 94 in Sanderstead, Surrey, England.

John ATTE WODE and Isabella had the following child:

16450 i. John ATWOODE, born 1430, Coulsdon, Surrey, England; died 1525, Coulsdon, Surrey, England.

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<NO SURNAME>Elizabeth . . . 27Isabella (b. 1405) . . . 33Joan (b. 1498) . . . 31Margaret . . . 27Michael (b. 1527) . . . 30

ADAMSAbigail . . . 20

ATKINSONJane (b. 1634) . . . 26

ATTE WODEJohn (b. 1400) . . . 33

ATWOODEAlice (b. 1459) . . . 31–32John (b. 1430) . . . 32–33

BLYTONAlice (b. 1461) . . . 32–33Robert (b. 1419) . . . 33

BUCKLINJulia (b. 1801) . . . 15, 17Rufus REVWAR . . . 17

CHENEYJoseph (b. 1647) . . . 28Margaret (b. 1656) . . . 23, 26Thomas (b. 1633) . . . 26, 28William (b. 1603) . . . 28

CLARKEJoan (b. 1578) . . . 30John . . . 30Mary (b. 1640) . . . 24, 27Thomas (b. 1570) . . . 29–30William (b. 1611) . . . 27, 29

COLLIERSarah . . . 27–28

COMPTONKatherine (b. 1423) . . . 33

COOKEKatherine . . . 30

COTTONJohn . . . 26Meriel (b. 1700) . . . 21, 23Roland (b. 1667) . . . 23, 26

CULEMargaret (b. 1604) . . . 28

DYNNESMargaret (b. 1439) . . . 32

ELLIOTTFrancis . . . 28Rachel . . . 26, 28

FESSENDENBenjamin (b. 1701) . . . 21, 23Nicholas (b. 1650) . . . 23Ruth (b. 1724) . . . 18, 21Thomas (b. 1684) . . . 23

FISH

Mary Mahala Nahana (b. 1820) . . . 7, 15Nathaniel . . . 15

HEBBELTHWAITEAlbert E. . . . 5Alice E. (b. 1883) . . . 3, 6

HUNTINGTONNancy . . . 15

JESSOPFrancis (b. 1568) . . . 29

JESSUPJoanna (b. 1593) . . . 27, 29

KENNEDYHelen Nellie (b. 1850) . . . 14James . . . 14Mary Elizabeth (b. 1848) . . . 5, 14

KERRICHRose (b. 1572) . . . 29

LOCKEAbigail (b. 1748) . . . 18Abraham REVWAR (b. 1752) . . . 16, 18Benjamin . . . 21Benjamin (b. 1765) . . . 19Betsy (b. 1783) . . . 16Charles Galan Charlie (b. 1850) . . . 8Christian (b. 1601) . . . 29Christopher . . . 29–30Christopher (b. 1593) . . . 29Daniel (b. 1693) . . . 20, 22Daniel P. (b. 1779) . . . 16Darwin (b. 1817) . . . 15Doctor Abraham (b. 1776) . . . 16Doctor Daniel (b. 1721) . . . 18, 20Doctor William Starret (b. 1793) . . . 15, 17Ebenezer (b. 1674) . . . 25Edwin Adelbert "Sweetie" CIVWAR (b. 1843) . . . 4,

8Edwin Adelbert Junior (b. 1885) . . . 3, 5Edwin Adelbert Ted WWII (b. 1915) . . . 1, 3Elizabeth (b. 1681) . . . 25Elizabeth (b. 1759) . . . 19Elizabeth Elizibeth (b. 1716) . . . 21Evelyn Fish (b. 1877) . . . 5Francis (b. 1721) . . . 18, 21Francis (b. 1743) . . . 18Francis Inn Keeper (b. 1690) . . . 20, 22Francis Junior (b. 1753) . . . 19Frankie (b. 1875) . . . 5Frederick . . . 14Hannah (b. 1755) . . . 16, 19Helen Ouida (b. 1887) . . . 5Honour (b. 1597) . . . 29Isaac . . . 18Isaac Mulliken War 1812 (b. 1786) . . . 16Jacob . . . 18James (b. 1677) . . . 25

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James (b. 1781) . . . 16John (b. 1595) . . . 29John (b. 1661) . . . 24John (b. 1724) . . . 21John Miles (b. 1790) . . . 17Joseph (b. 1664) . . . 24Joseph REVWAR (b. 1750) . . . 18Judge Edwin Orletus (b. 1820) . . . 7, 15Julia Bucklin (b. 1828) . . . 15Lewis (b. 1606) . . . 29Marion Frances (b. 1883) . . . 5Mary (b. 1666) . . . 24Matthew . . . 30–31Michael . . . 31–32Montraville (b. 1840) . . . 8Orletus . . . 8Prince William (b. 1839) . . . 8Rebecca (b. 1757) . . . 19Russell Benjamin (b. 1880) . . . 5Ruth (b. 1746) . . . 18Samuel (b. 1669) . . . 25Samuel Samuell (b. 1714) . . . 20Sarah (b. 1587) . . . 29Sarah (b. 1719) . . . 21Sarah (b. 1748) . . . 18Sir William . . . 32William . . . 27, 29William (b. 1628) . . . 24, 27William (b. 1657) . . . 24William Junior (b. 1659) . . . 22, 24William Turner (b. 1684) . . . 22

MARTINBridget . . . 14

MEADEJohn (b. 1535) . . . 30–31Mary (b. 1558) . . . 29–30Thomas (b. 1489) . . . 31

MILES . . . 20John (b. 1720) . . . 20

Mary (b. 1724) . . . 18, 20PARKE

Elizabeth . . . 25, 27–28Isabel . . . 25, 27–28Richard . . . 27–28

PARKSCora A. . . . 5

POULTERJohn . . . 26Mary (b. 1665) . . . 22, 26

ROSSITERJoanna . . . 26

SALTONSTALLElizabeth (b. 1668) . . . 23, 26Nathaniel . . . 26

SAUNDERSMary Delia . . . 28

STUARTStewart . . . 20

WARDElizabeth . . . 26

WHITEFrances (b. 1585) . . . 29

WHITMOREAnn (b. 1611) . . . 27Charles (b. 1508) . . . 30–31John (b. 1420) . . . 32–33John (b. 1589) . . . 27, 29Robert (b. 1451) . . . 31–32Sarah (b. 1662) . . . 22, 25Thomas (b. 1548) . . . 29–30William (b. 1391) . . . 33

WHITTEMOREFrancis (b. 1625) . . . 25, 27

WINSHIPEdward . . . 25, 27Elizabeth (b. 1691) . . . 20, 22Lyonel . . . 27Samuel (b. 1658) . . . 22, 25

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British AmericaMassachusetts Bay

MiddlesexWest Cambridge . . . 20–22

ConnecticutFairfield

Stamford . . . 27, 29Hartford

Wethersfield . . . 27, 29Middletown . . . 25

England . . . 25, 27, 33Bedfordshire

Harlington . . . 31–32Essex . . . 31

Great Easton . . . 31Herfordshire . . . 29–31Kent

Canterbury . . . 23London

Stepney Parish . . . 24, 27Nottinghamshire . . . 31–33

Caunton . . . 31–33Le Steeple . . . 29Tuxford . . . 30–31

Somerset . . . 30–31Bristol . . . 27, 29

SurreyCoulsdon . . . 32–33Sanderstead . . . 33

YorkshireRotherdam . . . 29

GeorgiaColumbus . . . 1, 3

MaineKnox

Warren . . . 18St. George's . . . 18, 20

Mass. . . . 5Acton . . . 20, 22Barnstable

Sandwich . . . 21, 23, 26Cape Cod

of . . . 15Essex

Haverhill . . . 23, 26Lynn . . . 16

MiddlesexActon . . . 16, 18, 20Arlington . . . 20, 22Billerica . . . 22, 26Cambridge . . . 3, 5, 16, 20–23, 25–28Charlestown . . . 18, 21Everett . . . 5, 14Lexington . . . 23–24Malden . . . 3

Medford . . . 20–22Menotomy . . . 18, 21of Cambridge . . . 23Townsend . . . 18Watertown . . . 22, 24–25, 27West Cambridge . . . 16, 18–21Woburn . . . 18, 20, 22, 24–25, 27

NorfolkQuincy . . . 1, 3

PlymouthBrockton

Brockton Hospital . . . 5Plymouth . . . 23, 26

Sandwich . . . 18, 21Stow . . . 21Suffolk

Boston . . . 5, 14, 23, 26King's Chapel . . . 18of . . . 14

of Boston . . . 3, 6Worcester

of Lancaster . . . 24New Hampshire

GraftonEnfield . . . 4, 8

of . . . 14Hillsborough

Mason . . . 16New York . . . 14

CattaraugusLittle Valley . . . 4, 7–8, 15Mansfield . . . 7, 15of Little Valley . . . 8, 14Randolph

Randolph Cemetery . . . 8Essex . . . 17

Crown Point . . . 15–17of . . . 15

Moriah . . . 16Harry Allen Road

Spear Cemetery . . . 16Walton Cemetery . . . 16

of Crown Point . . . 15Westport . . . 17White Church Cemetery . . . 17

Scotland . . . 18, 20United States

MassachusettsSuffolk

Boston . . . 5New York

CattaraugusMansfield . . . 7

ErieBuffalo . . . 8

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VermontBennington

Winhall . . . 19Danby . . . 15of Wallingford . . . 15, 17Rutland

Danby . . . 16, 18–19

of Danby . . . 7, 15Wallingford . . . 15

WindhamRockingham . . . 15–17

WindsorChester . . . 17

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