Patricia Marlene Cook

Spouse: George Kenneth Wheelock
Marriage: 24 Aug 1961, Jimtown, Elkhart, IN

• Vicki (Wheelock) Weaver, a descendent of Oscar Uberto Wheelock, through William Earl Wheelock, Nov. 1998.

1. Christine Michelle Wheelock, born Aug 1962, Elkhart, Elkhart, IN
2. Danny Lee Wheelock

Partner: (--?--)

Gideon E. Dean

Birth: about 1861

• Records of Georgia Wheelock, granddaughter of Guilford Percy Wheelock, of Cambridge, MA, Jan 2004.

Spouse: Cora Jane Wheelock
Marriage: 11 Sep 1883, Cambridge, MA

• Marriage Records of Cambridge, Vol. 344, pg 80, #367.

Vinal Line Morey

Birth: 1815, PA

• 1855 New York state census, Holland, Erie County, New York, household of Vinal L. and Polly Morey.

Death: 1897

• Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/83983488/vinal_line-morey: accessed June 11, 2024), gravestone photo for Vinal Line Morey (1815–1897), Find a Grave Memorial ID 83983488, Oakwood Cemetery, Wilmington, Will Co, IL.

Burial: Oakwood Cemetery, Wilmington, Will Co, IL

• Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/83983488/vinal_line-morey: accessed June 11, 2024), gravestone photo for Vinal Line Morey (1815–1897), Find a Grave Memorial ID 83983488, Oakwood Cemetery, Wilmington, Will Co, IL.

Father: Leonard Morey
Mother: Phebe Wheelock

Spouse: Polly Morey
Marriage: estimated 1853

• 1855 New York state census, Holland, Erie County, New York, household of Vinal L. and Polly Morey; Based on their only child, age 1 year.

1. Frederick L. Morey, born 1854, Holland, Erie Co, NY

Notes:

Vinal L. Morey of Kankakee, Illinois, made his will on 10 Aug 1896, a few months after his son died. In it, he left bequests to his nice, Mrs. Lydia Tosier of Pennsylvania; his nephews, Erasmus Morey of Pennsylvania, Wallace W. Gelatt of Chicago; Jane Morey of Chicago; his brother Leonard Morey of Lafayette, Indiana; his nephew W. W. Morey of Kankakee, Illinois; his nieces Jennie Wright of Chicago, Mrs. Anner Axtell, Mrs. Amand M. Phelps, Emeline Morey, and Lucy Morey; his nephew Oscar R. Morey; and the following people, to whom his relationship was not specified: Guy M. Phelps, Albert E. Morey, Mrs Mabel Cracraft(?), Rev. W. H. Prestley, and Mrs. Julia L. Smith of Grant Park, Illinois.

Also, bequests were made to Daniel Larkin of Madison, WIsconsin; and the Holland Cemetery Association in Erie County, New York.

The remainder of his estate was left to his grand daughter, Mira Morey.¹

Sources:

1. Kankakee County, Illinois, Will Records, 2:430; FHL 2259778, image 221 of 829.

Samuel Theophilus Neily

Partner: Sarah Wheelock

Calvin Wheelock

Birth: 8 Jan 1832, Eden, Lamoille Co, VT

• "Vermont Vital Records, 1760-1954," database with images, FamilySearch.org (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V89Z-448 : accessed 31 Dec 2021), Calvin Wheelock birth; citing Vermont State Archives & Records Administration, Office of the Secretary of State, Montpelier, Vermont; FHL film 27726.

Death: 3 Apr 1895, Stevens Point, Portage Co, WI

• O. C. Wheelock obituary, The Gazette (Stevens Point, Wisconsin) 10 Apr 1894, p. 1, col. 5; at Newspapers.com.

Burial: Forest Cemetery, Stevens Point, Portage Co, WI

• Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/75607677/ordway-calvin-wheelock : accessed 31 December 2021), gravestone photo for Ordway Calvin Wheelock (8 Feb 1832–3 Apr 1895), Find a Grave Memorial ID 75607677, Forest Cemetery, Stevens Point, Portage Co, WI.

Father: Martin Wheelock
Mother: Rachel Ordway

Spouse: Amanda Sturtevant
Marriage: Dec 1859, Stevens Point, Portage Co, WI

• O. C. Wheelock obituary, The Gazette (Stevens Point, Wisconsin) 10 Apr 1894, p. 1, col. 5; at Newspapers.com.

Notes:

He went by the name Ordway Calvin Wheelock. He grew up in Morristown, and went to Stevens Point, Wisconsin, in the spring of 1856. He was employed as a clerk in the old City Hotel in Stevens Point, then ran a stage line from 1858 to 1862. He later became engaged in the mercantile business, then lumbering and livery. In Dec 1859 he married Amanda Sturtevant. While a resident of Stevens Point, he served as mayor, alderman, supervisor, assessor, and member and president of the Board of Education. He died on 3 Apr 1895 at his home in Stevens Point. He was survived by his wife, two children, Edward Bradley Wheelock, and Addie O. Wheelock. A third child predeceased him. He also left behind one brother, Winslow Wheelock, and one sister, Mrs. Dr. Brewer of Montpelier, VT.¹

Sources:

1. O. C. Wheelock obituary, The Gazette (Stevens Point, Wisconsin) 10 Apr 1894, p. 1, col. 5; at Newspapers.com.

Luke Wheelock

Birth: 26 Apr 1806, Cavendish, Windsor Co, VT

• "Ancestors of the Wheelock Family of Northeastern Wisconsin", report compiled by Dean E. Wheelock, kindly supplied by Dave Hannon, a descendant of Luke Wheelock and Mary Jane Collins, Feb 2002.

Death: 17 Feb 1873, San Francisco, San Mateo Co, CA

• "Ancestors of the Wheelock Family of Northeastern Wisconsin", report compiled by Dean E. Wheelock, kindly supplied by Dave Hannon, a descendant of Luke Wheelock and Mary Jane Collins, Feb 2002.

Father: Joseph Drury Wheelock
Mother: Abigail Barrett

Spouse: Mary Jane Collins
Marriage: about 1829

• "Ancestors of the Wheelock Family of Northeastern Wisconsin", report compiled by Dean E. Wheelock, kindly supplied by Dave Hannon, a descendant of Luke Wheelock and Mary Jane Collins, Feb 2002.

1. Benajah Drury Wheelock, born 1830, probably Buffalo, NY
2. Mary Jane Wheelock, born 1832, VT

Notes:

Another source indicates a birth date of 22 Apr 1806.

Luke Wheelock may have lived in Buffalo, NY, where his oldest son was born, before moving to Northeastern Wisconsin prior to 1850. There he worked as a lumberman in the area north of Green Bay. In 1852 he moved to Sonora, CA, along with his wife and daughter. In Sep 1852 they purchased property in Sonora known as the Miners House, from John Wedlock. On 1 June 1853, the Sonora Herald carried an article with the following headline: "Wheelock - and elderly miner at Dragoon Gulch is making 2-6 ounces per day for the past three weeks." Luke Wheelock was the 89th citizen of Tuolomne County to be listed in the Great Register of voters when he registered on 24 July 1866. His occupation was listed as wagonmaker.

Luke and Mary Jane Wheelock are both buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery at San Franciso, CA, which has since been removed to Colma, CA. Probate records for Luke (Estate #375) and Mary Jane (Estate #892) are found in the office of the County Clerk, Tuolumne County, Sonora, CA.

(Adapted from text written by Dean E. Wheelock, author of "Ancestors of the Wheelock Family of Northeastern Wisconsin", date not given.)

Susanna Wheelock

Birth: 1 Sep 1791, Easton, Bristol Co, MA

• Easton Vital Records, Town Clerk, Easton, MA; "Births, deaths, and marriages by families, 1697-1847, Easton, MA", FHL US/CAN Film 1059951.

Father: Lyman Wheelock
Mother: Mercy Williams

Notes:

Susan Wheelock, age 59, and her sister, Rebecca Pratt, age 65, are enumerated in the 1850 Federal Census, living in Easton, MA, in the home of Seneca Keilly.