Noah Bishop

Birth: Perry, NY

• Private Records of Becky Hoff, Descendent of Levi and Waitstill Wheelock, 13 Oct 1998

Death: 4 Aug 1899

• Private Records of Becky Hoff, Descendent of Levi and Waitstill Wheelock, 13 Oct 1998

Father: Luther Bishop
Mother: Harriet Wheelock

Stanley T. Bullick

Birth: 5 Oct 1922

Partner: Doris Dorothy Wheelock

Julia Goodwin

Spouse: Archippus Wheelock
Marriage: 26 Jan 1840, Newport, VT

• New Hampshire Pension Records, Claim W, File 2678, Claim for Archippus Wheelock

Notes:

According to Pension Records, Julia filed claim to Archippus Wheelock's pension while a resident of Gardner, MA.

Warren Ross

Spouse: Mercy Diana Wheelock
Marriage: DATE UNKNOWN

• "Things I Remember", written boyhood recollections of Marcus M. Aldrich, 1834-1914, available in Mendon Public Library, and at http://m-y.net/~dbarnes/Albeeville.html, Jan 2001

Andrus Wheelock

Birth: 10 Dec 1800, Mendon, Worcester Co, MA

• Mendon Vital Records

Death: 28 Jun 1871

• Headstone record (taken by Roderick B. Sullivan, Jr.)

Burial: Pine Hill Cemetery, Mendon, MA

• Headstone record (taken by Roderick B. Sullivan, Jr.)

Father: Nahum Wheelock
Mother: Betsey Steele

Spouse: Lovice Hill
Marriage: 18 Mar 1819, Mendon, Worcester Co, MA

• Mendon Vital Records

1. Susan Wheelock, born 11 Dec 1819, Mendon, Worcester Co, MA
2. Amy Wheelock, born 13 Sep 1821, Mendon, Worcester Co, MA
3. Daniel Wheelock, born 7 May 1823, Mendon, Worcester Co, MA
4. Andrus Wheelock, born 24 Mar 1826, Mendon, Worcester Co, MA
5. Sarah Wheelock, born 22 Mar 1829, Mendon, Worcester Co, MA
6. Austin A. Wheelock, born 28 Jun 1834, Mendon, Worcester Co, MA

Partner: Susan S. Smith

Notes:

The inscription on Andrus' tombstone reads: A companion dear, a parent kind, A heart to rightousness inclined, Through [years?] of sorrow and distress My life has passed away Here in this grave my body rests till the great judgement day.

Andrus mentions his second wife, Susan, in his will, leaving her $1200.00 in lieu of dower rights.

An 1870 Atlas of Worcester County shows A. Wheelock living on present day Providence Rd, on the east side, just south of the intersection with Quisset Rd, not far from Pine Hill Cemetery. This was, no doubt, Andrus Wheelock, Sr.

Sources:

1. Records of Richard Mullen, a descendant of Andrus Wheelock, Sr, and Lovice Hill, June 2000

John Green Wheelock

Birth: Mar 1790, Shrewsbury, Worcester, MA

• Shrewsbury Vital Records

Father: Ezra Wheelock
Mother: Vashti Putnam

Jonathan Wheelock

Birth: 21 Jul 1713, Mendon, Worcester Co, MA

• Mendon Vital Records

Death: 26 Jul 1783, Charlton, Worcester Co, MA

• Marcus Warren Waite, The Wheelock Family of Calais, Vermont, (North Montpelier, Vermont : Driftwind Press, 1940).
• William Ward Wight, The Wights: A Record of Thomas Wight of Dedham and Medfield and of His Descendants 1635-1890, (Milwaukee: Swain & Taft, 1890), p. 36; database with images Archive.org (https://archive.org/details/wightsrecordofth00wigh/page/36 : accessed 5 Jan 2020).

Father: Benjamin Wheelock
Mother: Huldah Thayer

Spouse: Martha Wight
Marriage: 22 May 1735, Bellingham, Norfolk Co, MA

• Bellingham Vital Records

1. Rhoda Wheelock, born 14 Nov 1736, Charlton, Worcester Co, MA
2. Jonathan Wheelock, born 9 Apr 1739, Charlton, Worcester Co, MA
3. Asa Wheelock, born 2 Oct 1741, Charlton, Worcester Co, MA
4. Joseph Wheelock, born 12 Oct 1743, Charlton, Worcester Co, MA
5. Azubah Wheelock, born 15 Jan 1745/46, Charlton, Worcester Co, MA
6. Huldah Wheelock, born 9 Feb 1747/48, Charlton, Worcester Co, MA
7. Peter Wheelock, born 16 Feb 1749/50, Charlton, Worcester Co, MA
8. Marcy Wheelock, born 24 Apr 1752, Charlton, Worcester Co, MA
9. Amos Wheelock, born 28 Jun 1754, Charlton, Worcester Co, MA
10. Jonathan Wheelock, born 24 Sep 1756, Charlton, Worcester Co, MA
11. Eli Wheelock, born 7 Jul 1760, Charlton, Worcester Co, MA

Notes:

Jonathan Wheelock, born in Mendon, removed to the County Gore in present day Charlton sometime before 10 Nov 1735, when his father "in consideration of the parental love, good will, and natural affection" deeded 150 acres to Jonathan Wheelock "of the County Gore"⁴. The County Gore was a 10,000 acre tract of land adjoining, but not part of Oxford. Jonathan Wheelock and Jonathan Tucker appear to have been the first settlers in the Gore.

Unhappy with their lack of representation in Oxford town affairs, Jonathan and his brother David Wheelock signed a petition (with many others) in 1750 to become part of Charlton. Finally, in 1757, the Gore was annexed to Charlton.

The first meeting after annexation to elect district officers was held in 1758. Jonathan Wheelock was chosen Treasurer. In the years 1759 and 1762, he was on the Charlton Board of Selectman.⁵ He ran a tavern for many years in the County Gore, which he aquired from John Thompson in 1751.⁶. He apparently owned a tannery in the Northside, which he sold to Ebenezer Davis (brother of Jacob Davis) in 1770.

Some genealogies make reference to a "great sickness" (probably influenza²) that struck many residents of Charlton during 1759. The family of Jonathan Wheelock appears to have been particularly hard struck by this. Rhoda, Joseph, Mercy, Amos, and Jonathan all died within a few days of each other in July, 1759.

His house, the oldest in the Northside, still stands. It is located 2 houses to the east of the Rider House (which his son Eli helped build), on the same side of the road².

His will, Worcester County Probate case 63175, was written 10 Jun 1783, and probated 3 Sep 1783. He makes reference to his sons Asa Wheelock, Peter Wheelock, Eli Wheelock; daughter Azubah Daggett; and grandchildren Azubah Town, Lidia Town, and Huldah Town, daughters of his deceased daughter, Huldah Town. His son, Peter Wheelock, was appointed executor.

Sources:

1. "History of the Town of Oxford, Massachusetts, with Genealogies", by George F. Daniels, published by the author, 1892.
2. Conversations with William Hultgren, member of the Charlton Historical Society, an expert on the Charlton Northside, 1997, 2002.
3. "The History of Worcester County, Massachusetts", Compiled by D. Hamilton Hurd, published by J. W. Lewis and Co., 1889.
4. Worcester County Registry of Deeds, Book 11, Page 175.
5. Charlton Town Records, Charlton Library.
6. History of Oxford

Lucia Anna Wheelock

Father: Henry Samuel Wheelock
Mother: Mary Martha Littlefield

Olive Wheelock

Birth: 24 Dec 1806

• "History of the County of Annapolis", by W. A. Calnek, and A. W. Savary, M.A., published in Toronto by William Briggs, 1897.

Father: Abel Wheelock
Mother: Parney Parker

Spouse: Robert Berteaux
Marriage: 1827

• "History of the County of Annapolis", by W. A. Calnek, and A. W. Savary, M.A., published in Toronto by William Briggs, 1897.