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The Dictionary of Surnames by P Hanks and F Hodges (Oxford
University Press 1988) says that Whiteley is an English
habitation name from any of various places mostly now spelled
Whitley, with a derivation from the old English words hwit
(white) leah (clearing).
No evidence to support kinship of the various Whiteley's in the
notes below, i am posting them to help others and if you can
provide a clue to Wm of Fairfax, Loudoun, Bedford, VA & KY or
Madison/Jackson Cos. AL will be most appreciated. josie
Robert Whiteley of Washington Co. VA at this time: Robert
Whiteley, Rev War soldier in the VA Line from Washington Co. VA
who m. Jane Gilleland in 1790 Were there two of them Roberts in
Washington Co. in 1790? He died in 1838 in Smythe Co. VA and
his wife Jane applied for his pension in 1853 from Smythe Co.,
VA. Surety on their marriage in 1790 in Washington co., VA was
John Gilleland.
From: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~deschart/z0000541.html#cml2
* William Lee d. Jun 5 1810 Castlewood VA m. Ms Kilgore d. 1789
Washington or Russell Co VA
* Abner Lee
* Elizabeth Lee b. 1764 m. James Hobbs Jul 13 1818 Russell Co
VA
* William Hobbs
* Frances Franky Lee b. abt 1775 m. William Whitely d. abt 1790
* Polly Whitely b. 1802 m. James Rough Stacy
* Sally Whitely b. 1803 m. Mr Hurst
2nd husband of Frances Franky Lee: m. William Owens
Civil War Records list Lt. Robert Whiteley from GA in SA, TX
1961; and a Major Richard Whiteley, CSA-GA. Pvt. James H.
Whitely, Co. C, 11th Regt., Missouri Vol. Cav., US Brig.Gen.
John K. Jackson, of Georgia, commanded a brigade of Cheatham's
division, including besides two Mississippi regiments the second
battalion of the First Confederate, Maj. James Clark Gordon;
Fifth regiment, Col. Charles P. Daniel, and the Second battalion
sharpshooters, Maj. Richard H. Whitely.
Census Index: U.S. Selected States/Counties, 1860:
Whitely, R. H. State : GA County : Decatur Co. Location :
Bainbridge Year : 1860
Page # : 123.
Whitely, F. State : VA County : Greene Co. Location : Swift Run
P.O.
Year : 1860 Page # : 555
Whitely, Frances P. State : TN County : Giles Co. Location :
Northern Subdivision
Year : 1860 Page # : 99
Whitely, Francis State : KY County : Breathitt Co. Location :
Jackson P.O. Year : 1860 Page # : 343
No connection to this Samuel or Isaac Whitely established with
our Francis at this time. Our Whitely's came from Bedford Co.
VA abt 1836 to Madison/Jackson AL. (our Francis, named a son
Samuel B.)
1830 US Census Jackson Co. AL: Samuel Whitely with 2m -5; 2m
5-10 (right age for Frank and Albert); 1m 20-30; 1m 30-40
(Samuel); 1f 5-10; 1f 10-15; 1f 30-40 (wife?); 1f 60-70
(mother-in-law?). Samuel sold his property in 1831 and
according to Doris Estes move to AR in 1832. His wife Lucy
Maynard was half Cherokee.
Samuel Whitely2 Land Grants in 1820 in Jackson Co. AL. he
paid cash -
Land records: 1839 Samuel Whiteley SW sec 13 Twp 17 R26;
1840 Isaac Whiteley NW SW SEC 28 TWP17 R 26
Dorris E. Estes, 252 Private Road 363, Fairfield, TX 75840
Got a nice letter yesterday (6-3-95) from Doris Estes author of
the Whiteley book. Her book has 16,000 Whiteley's and only one
man that lived in AL! Samuel Whiteley, her ggg-grandfather,
married in White Co. TN about 1817 to Lucy Maynard, a 1/2
Cherokee. extrapolated: They moved from McMinn. TN to Jackson
Co., AL where they homesteaded to be near Lucy's parents and the
Cherokee Reservation. They sold their homestead in 1831 and
arrived in Washington Co. AR in 1832. He had joined his two
brothers, Isaac and Charles Booth Whiteley, both Primitive
Baptist Preachers. The Bible of Samuel listed the names, dates
of birth and marriages and some deaths of his children and there
is not a Sue listed. Samuel died in Newton Co. AR in 1864.
Doris does not think Samuel is related to our Whiteley's. She
did not list for me the names of the children in the Bible so
don't know if our Frank is in there. She is very insistent that
about the spelling of Whiteley (two e's).
"The Twenty-seventh Arkansas Confederate Infantry"
WHITELEY, L. W.
WHITELY, A. P.
WHITELY, G. W.
WHITELY, J. N.
"The Twenty-seventh Arkansas Confederate Infantry" from Arkansas
Research, PO Box 303, Conway, AR 72033, for $16.00 plus $3.00
shipping. The book lists company, rank in and out, enlistment
date and place, and remarks about the soldiers' activities.
CSA VETS VA
WHITLEY, C. W.: 44th Battn. VA Inf.
WHITLEY, CHARLES: 36th VA Inf.
WHITLEY, DANIEL A. M.: 45th Bn. VA Inf.
WHITLEY, ELIJA L.: 23rd Bn. VA Inf.
WHITLEY, ELISHA: 19th Battn. VA H.A.
WHITLEY, GEORGE T.: 19th Battn. VA H.A.
WHITLEY, GEORGE W.: 13th VA Cav.
WHITLEY, HENRY J.: 16th VA Inf.
WHITLEY, HUGH J.: 16th VA Cav.
WHITLEY, JAMES B.: 3rd VA Inf.
WHITLEY, JAMES S.: 23rd Bn. VA Inf.
WHITLEY, JAMES WESLEY: 41st VA Inf.
WHITLEY, JAMES: 41st VA Inf.
WHITLEY, JOEL W.: 3rd VA Inf.
WHITLEY, JOEL W.: Surry Light Art.
WHITLEY, JOHN H.: 16th VA Cav.
WHITLEY, JOHN: 3rd VA Inf.
WHITLEY, JOHN: 41st VA Inf.
WHITLEY, JOHN: Barr's Battery
WHITLEY, LEONARD H.: 19th Battn. VA H.A.
WHITLEY, LEVI W.: 41st VA Inf.
WHITLEY, REES W.: 4th VA Inf.
WHITLEY, THOMAS: 2nd VSL
WHITLEY, WESLEY: 41st VA Inf.
WHITLEY, WILLIAM J.: 22nd VA Cav.
WHITLEY, WILLIAM J.: 63rd VA Inf.
WHITLEY, WILLIAM J.: VSL
WHITLEY, WILLIAM: 23rd Bn. VA Inf.
WHITLEY, WILLIAM: 9th VA Inf.
VA Lib on line electronic cards Sea Captains - Wheatley,
Whitly, and Whitely.
Public Record Office Port Books, Port of London -extreme dates
29 Dec 1676 - 28 Dec 1677. - 1 yr Parchment book, each entry
gives the name of the merchant and that of the ship's master
with the place where the goods were loaded.
All imports from VA, except where noted - tobacco shipments.
Entries are certified and signed 24 Dec 1679 by W. Mountain,
Surveyor of the Customs. Ref: Lists of Exehequer; Queen's
Remembrancer, Fort Books, 1565-1700; Part 1 p. 25.
25 Jun 1677 - Capt. Wheatley has 62,500 lbs loaded
26 Jun 1677 - Oswald Whitly had 14,500 loaded
27 Jun 1677 - Capt. Wheatly loaded 2800 from Maryland, and also
6,600 from VA.
and on 27 Jun 1677 Capt. Whitely loaded 2,000 from VA - thus it
would appear that
these are two different Capts.
28 Jun - Capt. Wheatly 1,000 Lbs
28 Jun Capt. Whitely 6,600 lbs
30 Jun Capt. Wheatley 1,500 and 7,350 lbs and Oswald Wheatley
6,430 lbs
All by different Merchants.
Spelling varied between Whiteley, Whitely etc. All place names
below are in the county of Devonshire in England. JOHN DREW and
ANN WHITELY link into my family tree.
You might be interested to visit my family history home page
http://www.compulink.co.uk/~bspau/
Regards, Bernard Spaughton
The first trace of Whitleys, Wheatleys, Wheatleighs, is in1356,
when Sir John Wheatley live at Castle-Bromwich, Leicestershire,
England. John Wheatley, Capt., and Thomas Wheatley, Lt., came to
the front after the campaigns of Edward Seymour, duke of
Somerset, in Scotland and France, 1544-1545. They obtained
estates in 1547 at Fromme and near Wells, not far from the
Mendip Hills in Somersetshire. John Wheatleigh, wife Marey,
wills March 24, 1594 , April 20,1595. named were children
Nathaniel (wife Dorothy),Jane Hossington, Annie Barker, Olive
Wheatleigh, Frank, Richard Whately, Samuel Wheatleigh, Martha,
and Henry, Thomas (son of his brother), Grandsons Nathaniel and
John Barker, sone-in-law Roger Wingate.
Whitely or Whitley? from [email protected] "Whitely family
History book in History room of Rowan Public Library Salisbury
NC. by Gregg Hartsell
Walter Charles Whitley compiled his geneology and is available
at my local library (Rowan Public, Salisbury NC). Here is what
he has to say:
The first trace of Whitleys, Wheatleys, Wheatleighs, is in1356,
when Sir John Wheatley live at Castle-Bromwich, Leicestershire,
England. John Wheatley, Capt., and Thomas Wheatley, Lt., came to
the front after the campaigns of Edward Seymour, duke of
Somerset, in Scotland and France, 1544-1545. They obtained
estates in 1547 at Fromme and near Wells, not far from the
Mendip Hills in Somersetshire. John Wheatleigh, wife Marey,
wills March 24, 1594 , April 20,1595. named were children
Nathaniel (wife Dorothy),Jane Hossington, Annie Barker, Olive
Wheatleigh, Frank, Richard Whately, Samuel Wheatleigh, Martha,
and Henry, Thomas (son of his brother), Grandsons Nathaniel and
John Barker, sone-in-law Roger Wingate.
I have done a lot of research on the Whitley's in US.Though
e-mails and internet
I have found my line starting with George Whitley in 1576 in
Frodsham, Cheshire, England. My line John Wheatley was born in
England 1628. and came to US in about 1655 They then changed
their name to Whitley. I have no proof of this, but like to find
proof. If you hear of any thing, I would love to know. Please
e-mail me
My Whitley line is on our web site
www.whitleyancestry.com
I know you posted this entry ages ago, but thought I would let
you know what I do. Whitley is a pretty common name in Yorkshire
and Lancashire, moreso Yorkshire, England especially around the
Halifax and Leeds areas. The further south in England you head,
the fewer Whitley's you come across, for instance in Wales,
where I currently live, it is practically unheard of and I am
the only one in the phone book with this name. My family are all
originally from Halifax. My family were from working class mill
workers who all had large families, few members have moved far
from the area. Whiteley is also a common name in the Yorkshire
area. Hope this is of some use."
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