The name Sealock ran a bell for me. Try going to Rootsweb.com. At the top, click on Family Trees. When u get there go down to the blank box for "Surname" and type in Sealock. This will take you to the Sealock family tree. I don't know if you will find what u are looking for or not but its worth a try. Good luck.

I helped contribute some of the information on that site to Joan Hackett. I think she is one of the best researchers around. Even she can't find anything on my Turner. Are you connected to Sealocks. I do know one thing if you are a Sealock then you have to be descended to Thomas Sealock born about 1737 whose first record in America was 1763 Chester Pennsylvania...there is no Sealock anywhere in the "old" world. He was an orphan and took the name Sealock. Not knowing his own. Now isn't that a brickwall. Our only hope there is one day to make a DNA match.