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<span style="color:#006400">'''WHITTLEY, Thomas William'''</span> (1816-1870), sailor on an English gunboat which came around the horn to Mexico in the 1830s. Frank Whittley jumped ship and married a Mexican girl named Juanita Domingues (1819-1868). They moved from Ensenada to Santa Catalina Island in the early 1850s when their oldest son, Frank “Pancho” (1848-1902), was 6 years old. His brother-in-law, Johan Behn, was already living on the island.  In 1855 Whittley brought Mexican Joe Presiado, his son’s age, to the island as a companion to his son Pancho.  
<span style="color:#006400">'''WHITTLEY, Thomas William'''</span> (1816-1870), sailor on an English gunboat which came around the horn to Mexico in the 1830s. Frank Whittley jumped ship and married a Mexican girl named Juanita Domingues (1819-1868). They moved from Ensenada to Santa Catalina Island in the early 1850s when their oldest son, Frank “Pancho” (1848-1902), was 6 years old. His brother-in-law, Johan Behn, was already living on the island.  In 1855 Whittley brought Mexican Joe Presiado, his son’s age, to the island as a companion to his son Pancho.  
Thomas William Whittley = Maria Juanita Gastelum Domingues
* 1. Frank "Pancho" Whittley (1848-1902)


Whittley died not long after his wife’s death.   
Whittley died not long after his wife’s death.   
Whittley Avenue at Avalon is named for his family.
Whittley Avenue at Avalon is named for his family.

Latest revision as of 00:11, 24 April 2019

WHITTLEY, Thomas William (1816-1870), sailor on an English gunboat which came around the horn to Mexico in the 1830s. Frank Whittley jumped ship and married a Mexican girl named Juanita Domingues (1819-1868). They moved from Ensenada to Santa Catalina Island in the early 1850s when their oldest son, Frank “Pancho” (1848-1902), was 6 years old. His brother-in-law, Johan Behn, was already living on the island. In 1855 Whittley brought Mexican Joe Presiado, his son’s age, to the island as a companion to his son Pancho.


Thomas William Whittley = Maria Juanita Gastelum Domingues

  • 1. Frank "Pancho" Whittley (1848-1902)


Whittley died not long after his wife’s death. Whittley Avenue at Avalon is named for his family.