Fred Hewitt Brooks Felch

Spouse: Evalyn Marshall Wheelock
Marriage: 26 Jul 1946, Brighton, MA

• Private Records of Andrew Hayes Wheelock, Sr., a descendent of Rev. Isaac Robinson Wheelock, Sep 1999.

1. Allan Marshall Felch, born 15 Nov 1949, Boston, MA

Thomas McBride

Birth: 20 Nov 1795, Ireland

Partner: Phebe Hackett

1. Ann McBride, born 16 Oct 1833, South Hero, VT

Mary Scott

Birth: 7 Apr 1783, Winchester, Cheshire Co, NH

• "New Hampshire Births and Christenings, 1714-1904," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FDN3-M8Q : 10 February 2018), Molly Scott, 07 Apr 1783; citing WINCHESTER TWP,CHESHIRE,NEW HAMPSHIRE; FHL microfilm 1,001,044.
• Mary Lovering Holman, The Scott Genealogy, (Boston: publisher not identified, 1910), p. 60; database with images, Archive.org (https://archive.org/stream/scottgenealogyde00holm#page/60/mode/2up : accessed 28 June 2019); The Scott Genealogy gives a birth date of 7 April 1784, in disagreement with the New Hampshire birth index, which gives 7 April 1783.

Death: 28 Feb 1861, Rock Island, Rock Island Co, IL

• Administration of estate of Mary Wilson, filed 22 Mar 1861; Rock Island County, Illinois, Estate Case Files, 1834-1959, Rock Island County Clerk, Rock Island, Illinois; database with images, FamilySearch.org (https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/529099 : accessed 28 June 2019), "Williamson, Delilah - Wilson, Jacob N," image 802.

Spouse: Simeon Wheelock
Marriage: 1803

• Records of Su Wetzel (swetzel@@erols.com), a descendant of Phinehas Wheelock and Prudence Dodge, May 1999; also see DAR ID 16092, Vol 17, pg 38.

1. Wesson Wheelock, born about 1802
2. Ebenezer S. Wheelock, born about 1803
3. Thomas Jefferson Wheelock, born about 1808
4. Celia Wheelock, born 5 Nov 1815, Winchester, Cheshire Co, NH
5. Sarah L. Wheelock, born 1819

Spouse: John Wilson
Marriage: probably between 1830 and 1840

Notes:

Mary also went by the name of Molly. She was the daughter of Ebenezer Scott, Jr, and Celia (per NH birth record).

Her Mar 1861 Rock Island administration of estate is under the name Mary Wilson (reflecting the fact that she remarried after the death of her first husband). It names the following surviving children: Ebenezer S. Wheelock, Thomas J. Wheelock, Celia M. Sargent, and Sarah Gregg. In addition, it names the following grandchildren, sons of Wesson Wheelock, deceased: Ebenezer Wheelock and Frank Wheelock. Wesson is identified as her son.

Mary appears to have married John Wilson, former spouse of Lois Wheelock, sometime after the death of Simeon. For a discussion, see the notes for John Wilson.

Arthur Buck Wheelock

Birth: 19 Apr 1832, Royalton, VT

• "History of Royalton, Vermont with Family Genealogies 1769-1911", by Evelyn M. Wood Lovejoy, Published by the Town and the Royalton Woman's Club, Free Press Printing Company, Burlington, Vermont, 1911

Father: Peter Wheelock
Mother: Chestina Eliza Smith Buck

Spouse: Cynthia E. Mundy
Marriage: 21 Oct 1869, Hudson, SD

• "History of Dakota Territory", by George W. Kingsbury, Volume IV, pages 76-79, published 1915; transcribed by Maurice Krueger, and found on the internet at RootsWeb (www.Rootsweb.com).

1. Mary Elsie Wheelock, born DATE UNKNOWN
2. Alice Muriel Wheelock, born DATE UNKNOWN

Notes:

In 1833, Arthur moved with his parents from Royalton to Newbury, VT, where he was reared and educated. He remained there until 1853, when he moved to Milwaukee, WI where his uncle, J. S. Buck, and maternal grandmother, Polly Buck, lived.

On 19 Apr 1861, Arthur Wheelock enlisted in the Milwaukee Light Guards, which later became Company A, First Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry. He served in this unit for three months, after which he enlisted as a private in the Seventh Wisconsin Light Artillery. He served as a recruiter, and in Sep 1861 was promoted to second lieutenant. On 21 Aug 1864 he was captured in Memphis, TN, and taken to Cahaba, Alabama. After two months of captivity, he was exchanged, and again entered active duty. On 18 Apr 1865, he was made Captain of the Seventh Battery; and on 20 July 1865, at the age of 33, he was mustered out of service, in Milwaukee.

At the close of the war, Arthur Buck Wheelock built railroads in the west for two years (1866 - Feb 1868); after which, he moved to the Dakota Territory. THere He homesteaded land in Lincoln County, where the town of Hudson, SD is now located. Arthur Wheelock, who donated the land for the town site, named it Eden; but because the place was often confused with nearby Egan, the name changed to Hudson.

For twenty years Arthur Wheelock farmed his land in Hudson. Deeply interested in matters affecting the development of the commonwealth, he service as a representative to the territorial legislature (1870 to 1872), and was a county commissioner for two years.

In 1888 he moved to Sioux Falls, SD, where he served as the chief of police, and later as a city justice.

Sources:

1) "History of Royalton, VT", by Evelyn M. Wood Lovejoy, Free Press Printing Company, Burlington, VT, 1911.

2) "History of Dakota Territory", George W. Kingsbury, Volume IV, pages 76-79, published 1915; transcribed by Maurice Kreuger, and display at www.RootsWeb.com, Jan 2001.

3) Biography of Judge Arthur Buck Wheelock, displayed at www.RootsWeb.com, at the Sioux Valley Genealogical Society Website, under Biographies, taken from History of Minnehaha County, South Dakota", by Dana R. Bailey, 1899. See http://www.rootsweb.com/~sdsvgs/

Clara Mabelle Wheelock

Birth: 16 Feb 1875, Armor, NY

• Typewritten letter by an unidentified child of Edward Silas Wheelock, son of William Henry Harrison Wheelock, Sr. This letter was kept in the private records of Persis (Park) Ivett. It's origins are not known.

Death: 4 Jan 1953, Buffalo, Erie Co, NY

• Mabel C. Wheelock obit, The Buffalo News (Buffalo, New York), 5 Jan 1953, p. 15, col. 5; Newspapers.com, 6 Jne 2023.
• Typewritten letter by an unidentified child of Edward Silas Wheelock, son of William Henry Harrison Wheelock, Sr. This letter was kept in the private records of Persis (Park) Ivett. It's origins are not known.

Burial: Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, Erie Co, NY

• Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/146037829/mabel-wheelock: accessed 16 July 2023), gravestone photo for Mabel Wheelock (1877–1953), Find a Grave Memorial ID 146037829, Forest Lawn, Buffalo, Erie Co, NY, maintained by Jay Boone (contributor 46889203).

Father: William Henry Harrison Wheelock
Mother: Caroline Juliana Dorst

Notes:

She went by the name Mabel C. Wheelock, apparently never married. She may be the Mabel C. Wheelock that was a nurse, enumerated in the 1930, 1940, and 1950 census living in New York City, working a private practice. She also appears in the 1925 and 1933 New York city directories as a nurse. In 1951 she was back in Buffalo.

Her obit identifies her parents and siblings; date of death 4 Jan 1953. Per cemetery records, which refer to her as Mabel C. Wheelock, died 4 Jan 1953, she was buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, New York.¹

Sources:

1. Burial Records, Forest Lawn Cemetery (https://forest-lawn.com/genealogy/ : accessed 16 July 2023), search for "Mabel Wheelock".

Verona Ann Wheelock

Birth: about 28 Oct 1843

Death: 28 Feb 1844

• Tyson-Pollard Cemetery Inventory, Plymouth, VT, http://www.rootsweb.com/~vtcplymo/TysonCemetery.htm; taken primarily from "Plymouth Burials Before 1870", FHL film #28688, with corrections.

Burial: Tyson Cemetery, Plymouth, VT

• Tyson-Pollard Cemetery Inventory, Plymouth, VT, http://www.rootsweb.com/~vtcplymo/TysonCemetery.htm; taken primarily from "Plymouth Burials Before 1870", FHL film #28688, with corrections.

Father: John R. Wheelock
Mother: Louisa _____

Notes:

Verona Wheelock's headstone in Tyson Cemetery, Plymouth, VT identifies her as the daughter of John Wheelock, gives death date of 28 Feb 1844, and lists her age as 16 months.

Wales Wheelock

Birth: about 1788, Charlton, MA

Father: Seth Wheelock
Mother: Elizabeth Thayer

Notes:

Mormon Archives: submitted by Theresa Snow Hill; Waite, Wheelock Family of Calais, Vermont, pp. 18-19

Edna _____

Partner: Elias Mann Wheelock

1. Elsie Wheelock