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_John Baptiste BOURGEOIS _|
| |
| |__
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|--Philomene BOURGEOIS
| (1891 - 1994)
| __
| |
|_Domatilde GIADU _________|
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_Paul WHEELOCK ______+
| (1715 - 1776)
_Adams WHEELOCK _____|
| (1763 - 1846) m 1785|
| |_Abigail CHAPIN _____+
| (1721 - 1800)
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|--Chapin WHEELOCK
| (1786 - 1835)
| _Abijah LAMB ________
| | m 1763
|_Lucy LAMB __________|
(1765 - 1799) m 1785|
|_Betty WHEELOCK _____+
(1743 - ....) m 1763
Chapin was born in Charlton, MA, and moved to Holland, NY in 1816 with his wife and children. He located on a farm there, on which he lived until his children reached maturity. He returned to Massachusetts on a visit in Jan. 1835, and died while there. (Src: "Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois and History of Rock Island County", editted by Newton Bateman, and Paul Selby, Munsell Publishing Company, Chicago, 1914, pg 1492)
The following is found in the "History of the City of Buffalo and Erie County", Edited by H. Perry Smith, Syracus, NY, D. Mason and Co, Publishers, 1884, pg. 610 in the section entitled "History of Holland":
"On the 15th of April, 1818, a law was passed by the Legislature dividing the town of Willink into three new towns - Aurora, Wales, and Holland. ... The first town meeting was held the next spring (1819) when the following officers were elected: .... Richard Buffum, Jr., Amaziah Morey and Chapin Wheelock, commissioners of highways; ..."
Chapin's headstone in the Northside Cemetery in Charlton, MA, states that he was from Holland, NY, and has the following inscription:
We shall meet on that shore where no [shadow] shall fade, Where sorrow and death shall no longer [...], Where the song of the blest shall [...], [...] may give place to the fullness of joy.
_Benjamin WHEELOCK __+
| (1745 - 1814) m 1768
_Abner WHEELOCK _____|
| (1779 - 1843) m 1804|
| |_Elizabeth THOMPSON _
| (1750 - 1812) m 1768
|
|--Estes WHEELOCK
| (1813 - 1884)
| _Daniel CONVERSE ____+
| | (1751 - 1814) m 1778
|_Mary CONVERSE ______|
(1781 - 1874) m 1804|
|_Mary WHEELOCK ______+
(.... - 1808) m 1778
Carlyle Wheelock and Winifred Gonseth reports two children for Estes and Mary Dowley, Albert T. and Albert A. However, these are most likely the same person. The 1850 Federal Census shows Estes Wheelock and Mary Wheelock living alone in Worcester, MA.
_Ralph WHEELOCK _____+
| (1758 - 1847) m 1784
_Gershom Blashfield WHEELOCK _|
| (1786 - 1871) m 1807 |
| |_Abigail BLASHFIELD _+
| (1762 - 1819) m 1784
|
|--Esther WHEELOCK
| (1813 - 1814)
| _____________________
| |
|_Electa JONES ________________|
(1790 - 1879) m 1807 |
|_____________________
_Moses Bond WHEELOCK _+
| (1768 - 1848) m 1793
_John WHEELOCK ______|
| (1807 - ....) |
| |_Catherine GLEASON ___
| (1774 - 1847) m 1793
|
|--Harriet WHEELOCK
| (1836 - ....)
| ______________________
| |
|_Catherine _____ ____|
|
|______________________
The Barre Vital Records list the death of Harriet Wheelock, d. "John and Cynthia", 21 July 1840. This may be the same Harriet.
_Jesse WHEELOCK _____+
| (1731 - 1781) m 1753
_Baruch WHEELOCK ______|
| (1774 - 1816) |
| |_Phoebe WHITE _______
| (1737 - ....) m 1753
|
|--Paris WHEELOCK
| (1796 - 1854)
| _____________________
| |
|_Philadelphia ALDRICH _|
(1776 - 1854) |
|_____________________
The marriage record for Paris and Dianna refers to "Paris of Baruch, and Dianna of Asa". Paris and Diana Wheelock appear in the 1850 Federal Census in Painted Post, NY. Paris, age 54, born in Rhode Island (sic), and Diana, age 50, born in Rhode Island are living with Albert H. Wheelock, age 10, and Anna Wheelock, age 7, both born in NY.