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| Edmund ('Edw.') WHITELOCK Adm. pens. (age 16) at CHRIST'S, 22 Feb., 1580/1. S. of Richard, merchant, of Fenchurch Street, London . B. there, 10 Feb., 1564/5. School, Merchant Taylors' [ London ]. Matric. 1581 ; B.A. 1584/5 . Probably adm. at Lincoln's Inn, 25 Oct., 1585, as 'Edward' Whitelock, of Berkshire . Travelled in Germany , Italy and France , 1587-99 . Served in France during the Civil Wars; stationed successively at Marseilles [ France ] and Grenoble [ France ]. Returned to England , 1599 . Intimate with Roger Manners, Earl of Rutland. Arrested as an abettor of Essex's rebellion, 1601 ; but released. Imprisoned on suspicion of complicity in the Gunpowder Plot, but discharged without trial. As a courtier, won a reputation for profuse display and dissolute living. Died unmarried, Aug., 1608, at Newhall, Essex , the seat of the Earl of Sussex; buried at Boreham [ Essex ]. Brother of Sir James Whitelock, for whom see D.N.B. ( Peile, I. 165; F.M.G., 1125; Camden Soc., LXX; D.N.B. ) | Edmund ('Edw.') WHITELOCK Approx. lifespan: 1564–1608 Adm. pens. (age 16) at Christ's College 1580/1:02:22 s. of Richard WHITELOCK merchant of Fenchurch Street, London b. there 1564/5:02:10 School Merchant Taylors', [ London ] Matric. 1581 B.A. 1584/5 Probably adm. at Lincoln's Inn 1585:10:25 as 'Edward' Whitelock, of Berkshire Travelled in Germany Italy and France 1587-99 Served in France during the Civil Wars; stationed successively at Marseilles, [ France ] and Grenoble, [ France ] Returned to England 1599 Intimate with Roger Manners, Earl of Rutland. Arrested as an abettor of Essex's rebellion 1601 ; but released. Imprisoned on suspicion of complicity in the Gunpowder Plot, but discharged without trial. As a courtier, won a reputation for profuse display and dissolute living. Died unmarried 1608:08 at Newhall, Essex the seat of the Earl of Sussex; buried at Boreham, [ Essex ] brother of Whitelock, James WHITELOCK, Sir for whom see D.N.B. ( Peile I. 165; F.M.G. 1125; Camden Soc. LXX; D.N.B. ) |