Homer Lyman Bartlett

Birth: 17 Oct 1830

• "Genealogical and Family History of the State of Vermont", edited by Hiram Carleton, pg 146. Published by The Lewis publishing company, 1903. Online at www.google.com.

Death: 3 Feb 1905, Thomasville, GA

• "Dr. Homer L. Bartlett Dead," The New York Times (New York, New York), 4 Feb 1905, p. 9, col. 1, at Newspapers.com.

Father: Elias Bartlett
Mother: Eliza Wheelock

Notes:

This must be the Dr. Homer L. Barlett, born Jericho, Chittenden Co 1830, died Thomasville, GA, 3 Feb 1905, prominent physician of Brooklyn, NY.¹

Sources:

1. "Dr. Homer L. Bartlett Dead," The New York Times (New York, New York), 4 Feb 1905, p. 9, col. 1, at Newspapers.com; also "Dr. Bartlett, Pioneer in Flatbush, Braved Yellow Fever When Both Physicians of New Utrecht Were Stricken," The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), 17 Dec 1930, p. 19, col. 6-7.

Emma Lucella Campbell

Spouse: Arthur L. Wheelock
Marriage: 27 Aug 1878, Jefferson Co, WI

• "Wisconsin, County Marriages, 1836-1911", online database at www.familysearch.org, retrieved Aug 2017.

Elizabeth Denny

Spouse: Hiram H. Wheelock
Marriage: 21 Feb 1843, Pewaukee, Waukesha Co, WI

• "History of Washington and Ozaukee Counties, Wisconsin", published by Western Historical Company, 1881.

1. Charles E. Wheelock, born about 1849
2. Lou Wheelock, born about 1865
3. Carrie E. Wheelock, born 8 Dec 1867

Notes:

Elizabeth Denny, a native of Massachusetts, was the daughter of Joseph Denny and Lucinda Henshaw.

Sources:

1. "History of Washington and Ozaukee Counties, Wisconsin," published in 1881 by Western Historical Company.

George Walker Dewing

Birth: 11 Aug 1848

• "Descendants of Andrew Dewing of Dedham, MA, with Notes on Some English Families of the Name", by Benjamin F. Dewing, 1904.

Father: Joel Dewing
Mother: Mary Wheelock

Sarah Kershaw

Spouse: Clayton Wheelock
Marriage:

• "The Litchfield Wheelocks", by Esther Wheelock Hays, Danford Edward Wheelock, and Geraldine Wheelock Carpenter, 1980, LDS Family History Library, film number 6019166.

1. May L. Wheelock, born 10 May 1864
2. Samuel Clayton Wheelock, born 1858

Edwin Morey

Spouse: Lucinda _____
Marriage: DATE UNKNOWN

• Massachusetts Marriage Records, Mass Archives, v 282, p 193, marriage record for Edward Wheelock and Ida Morey, 15 June 1876.

1. Ida May Morey, born 1859

Bernard Wheelock

Birth: 10 Nov 1906, Waseca, Waseca Co, MN

• Private records of Diana McGuffin, a descendant of Cyrus Wheelock and Lois Ober, Jun 2000.

Death: 14 Feb 1972, Hinckley, Pine Co, MN

• Private records of Diana McGuffin, a descendant of Cyrus Wheelock and Lois Ober, Jun 2000.

Father: William Michael Wheelock
Mother: Margaret Sheehan

Partner: Mary Maloney

1. James Edward Wheelock, born 18 May 1939, Mantorville, Dodge Co, MN

Lois Mae Wheelock

Birth: 11 Apr 1921, Bristol, Addison Co, VT

• Family Records of Gary Wheelock, great grandson of Ashley Wilder Wheelock, citing "The Berkshire Chaffees, 1801-1952", author not given; Mar 2004.

Father: Oscar Ashley Wheelock
Mother: Irene Victoria Stevens

May Glenna Wheelock

Birth: 4 Dec 1875, Bakersfield, Franklin Co, VT

• Family Records of Gary Wheelock, great grandson of Ashley Wilder Wheelock, citing "The Berkshire Chaffees, 1801-1952", author not given; Mar 2004.

Father: Ashley Wilder Wheelock
Mother: Thankful Armstrong

Phebe Wheelock

Birth: 18 Jan 1753, Shrewsbury, Worcester, MA

• Shrewsbury Vital Records

Death: Mar 1758, Shrewsbury, Worcester, MA

• Shrewsbury Vital Records

Father: Timothy Wheelock
Mother: Sarah Rand

Reu Wheelock

Birth: 23 Jul 1785, Charlton, Worcester Co, MA

• Charlton Vital Records to 1850

Death: 29 Jul 1833

• Private Records of Marian Chamberlain, whose children are descendants of Reuben Wheelock and Rosanna Smiley, Apr 1999.

Father: Edward Wheelock
Mother: Martha Daggett

Spouse: Rosanna Smiley
Marriage: about 1805, probably Oneida Co, NY

1. Augusta Wheelock, born about 1806, probably Batavia, Genesee Co, NY
2. Gillman Wheelock, born 1808
3. Sarah Wheelock, born 1810
4. Eliza Ann Wheelock, born 1812
5. Laurane Wheelock, born 1 Sep 1814, Genesee Co, NY
6. Emmons Howe Wheelock, born 7 May 1817, Batavia, Genesee Co, NY
7. Caroline Wheelock, born calculated 27 Sep 1819, NY
8. Andrew Jackson Wheelock, born 1 Jun 1822, Genesee County, NY
9. James Loring Wheelock, born 28 Feb 1825, prob. Batavia, Genesee Co, NY

Notes:

Reu was born in Charlton, Worcester Co, MA. His name appears on his birth record as Reu, but it is more often spelled as Rue, and occassionally even appears as Rew. Some genealogies suggest his full name was Reuben, but his name has never appeared that way in any original documents.

When he was about 12, his family moved to Augusta, Oneida Co, NY.^1,2 This is where he met his future wife, Rosanna Smiley, whose family had also moved from Vermont to Augusta in a similar timeframe.^3,4

The two were married about 1805, probably in Augusta. Reu was still living in Augusta in Dec 1807, when he purchased land there from his father.⁵

He may be the R. Wheelock enumerated in the 1810 census living in Oneida County, New York (town not known), with one boy under 10 (Gilman), two girls under 10 (Augusta, Sarah). R. Wheelock was between 26 and 44 (Reu would have been 26 in August 1810), and his wife was 16 to 25 (Rosanna would have been 26 or 27, depending on when the census was taken).

Reu apparently served as a teamster for the New York Militia in the War of 1812. In 1864, his widow, Rosanna Waldron, received 160 acres of bounty land in Oceana County, Michigan, for his service.⁶

By 1820 he had moved to Batavia, Genesee Co, NY, where he had purchased land with his brother, Eli. His sister, Relief, and her husband had also moved to Batavia.^7,8,9,10

The 1820 census shows Reu living in Batavia with a boy under 10 (probably Emmons), one man between 26 and 44 (Reu), 3 girls under 10 (probably Caroline, Lorane, and Eliza), two between 10 and 15 (Sarah and Augusta), and 1 between 26 and 44 (probably Rosanna). The census lists Eli Wheelock on the line above Reu.⁸

In 1825, 1828, and 1829 Reu sold his Batavia land holdings.¹¹ By 1830 the family had moved to Saline, Washtenaw Co, MI. The 1830 census shows Reu living in Saline with 2 boys between 5 and 9, 1 boy between 10 and 14, a man between 40 and 49, 1 girl between 10 and 14, and one woman between 40 and 49.¹²

Reu made several land sales in Saline, Michigan in 1831,¹³ but does not appear in census or land records after that date - including the 1834 Washtenaw County census, in which his wife, Rosanna, appears as head of household.¹⁴

Genealogies cite a 29 July 1833 death date for Reu. An original record to support that date has not yet been found, but it is consistent with the land records, census records, and Rosanna's 1835 marriage to Samuel Waldron.

Sources:

1. Oneida Co deeds, bk. 32, pg. 560. On 3 Oct 1797 Edward Wheelock purchased 205 acres in New Petersburgh, lot 28, now part of Augusta, for $699.97. This marks the approximate date that Edward Wheelock and his family moved from Charlton to Augusta.
2. Edward Wheelock entries in Augusta, Oneida Co, NY, 1801,1802,1803, "Tax Assessment Rolls of Real and Personal Estates, 1799-1804," series B0950 (26 reels), microfilm, New York State Archives, Albany, New York; database with images, Ancestry.com (https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/6771 : accessed 9 Mar 2020).
3. Oneida Co deeds, bk. 5, pg. 92, Peter Smith to John Smiley, Jedediah Stanley, et all, multiple lots in New Petersburgh, now Augusta, deed dated 19 Oct 1797. This marks the approximate date that the family of Rosanna Smiley moved from Vermont to Augusta.
4. John Smiley, John Stanley, Jedediah Stanley entries in Augusta, Oneida Co, NY, 1799-1802, "Tax Assessment Rolls of Real and Personal Estates, 1799-1804," Ancestry.com.
5. Oneida County Deeds, 19:122; FHL 364865, image 76 of 590. On 22 Dec 1807, Edward Wheelock of Augusta sold the residue of his farm on lot 28 (that portion not heretofore conveyed to Silas Wheelock), consisted of 52 acres, to Reu Wheelock of Augusta, for $700. Silas Wheelock was a witness to the deed.
6. Reu Wheelock (Teamster, New York Militia, War 1812), document number 78844 (Act of 1855, 160 acres); "Land Patent Search," digital images, General Land Office Records (http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/PatentSearch : accessed 9 Mar 2020), search for "Ren Wheelock."
7. Genesee Co Deeds, bk. 2, pg. 138, Wilhelm Willink et al to Eli and Rue Wheelock, dated 17 Jan 1820, joint mortgage on a portion of lot 5, section 5, township 12, range 2 (Batavia).
8. 1820 U.S. census, Batavia, Genesee Co, NY, p. 23 (hand written), Rew Whilock household; National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) microfilm publication M33, roll 72.
9. 1820 U.S. census, Batavia, Genesee Co, NY, p. 23 (hand written), Jabeza How household; National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) microfilm publication M33, roll 72.
10. Genesee Co deeds, bk. 13, pg. 236, Wilhelm Willink et al to Jabez Howe, dated 26 May 1825, portion of lot 8, section 11, township 12, range 1, and portion of lot 6, section 1, township 12, range 2 (all in Batavia).
11. Genesee Co deeds, bk. 19, pg. 579, Rue Wheelock to Phineas Ford, dated 26 Nov 1825, also bk. 21, pg. 369, Rue Wheelock to Benjamin Blossom, dated 2 Apr 1828, also bk. 23, pg. 188, Rue Wheelock to Seth Blossom, dated 13 Apr 1829.
12. 1830 U.S. census, Saline, Washtenaw Co, MI, p. 169 (handwritten), Rue Wheelock houshold; National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) microfilm publication M19, roll 69.
13. Washtenaw Co, Michigan, deeds, bk. B, pg. 385, Rue Wheelock and wife Rosanna, of Saline, to Nehemiah St. John, dated 13 Apr 1831, also bk. E, pg. 20, Rue Wheelock and wife Rosanna, of Saline, to Cornelius Vanabline, dated 13 Apr 1831; database with image, FamilySearch.org (https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/1153028 : accessed 9 Mar 2020).
14. "Census of Washtenaw County, Michigan 1827-1834," database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSHM-SSS5-G : accessed 24 December 2023), 1834 Washtenaw County Census, Rosanna Wheelock head of household; FHL 955813, image 47 of 694.