Hello All This is my first post on Bullock. I will appricate any help Descendants of Thomas T. Bullock 1 Thomas T. Bullock Abt. 1802 - Abt. 1847 d: Abt. 1847 in San Augustine County,Texas d: Abt. 1847 in San Augustine County,Texas . +Frances Williams ........ 2 Thaddeus Warsaw Bullock Abt. 1829 - 1869 d: December 31, 1869 in San Augustine County,Texas d: December 31, 1869 in San Augustine County,Texas ............ +Sara R. Bulloch ........ 2 Solomon Walker Bullock 1831 - Abt. 1870 d: Abt. 1870 in San Augustine County,Texas d: Abt. 1870 in San Augustine County,Texas ............ +Nancy Katherine Thacker ........ 2 Araminta Bullock 1833 - ............ +Solomon Miller ........ 2 William Bullock 1835 - ........ 2 Artissa Bullock 1839 - ........ 2 Arzearo (Azria) Tommie Bullock 1841 - 1924 d: April 10, 1924 in San Augustine County,Texas d: April 10, 1924 in San Augustine County,Texas ............ +George Washington Crocker ................... 3 SEE Crocker File ........ 2 Argera Bullock 1842 - ........ 2 Arletta Bullock 1844 - ........ 2 Thomas Jack(John) Bullock 1846 - ............ +Josephine Loggins Abt. 1863 - Thanks Carnell [email protected]
In message <[email protected]>, ScismGenie <[email protected]> writes >In a message dated 5/24/98 10:18:27 AM Pacific Daylight Time, >[email protected] writes: > ><< William Bullock married Ann Maria Coates at Burnley in 1885 > >> > > >Does this relate to the Coates and Clarke Textile manufacturers? > >Jeff > > >==== BULLOCK Mailing List ==== >Contact Jeff scism, List Owner for list problems > >[email protected] > No. My Coates family were farmers from Upper Wharfedale, Yorkshire. They moved into the Burnley area of Lancashire in the late 19th C, -- Malcolm Bullock NELSON, LANCS., U.K.
In a message dated 5/24/98 10:18:27 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << William Bullock married Ann Maria Coates at Burnley in 1885 >> Does this relate to the Coates and Clarke Textile manufacturers? Jeff
Hello everyone, As a new subscriber allow me to introduce my Bullock ancestry. All my Bullock ancestors came from the Ribblesdale area of the West Riding of Yorkshire, concentrated around Gisburn,Long Preston and Settle. Robert Bullock of Newsholme married Ann Roberts at Gisburn in 1717. Children:Ann 1716,Nicholas 1718,Henry 1721, Margaret 1723, JOHN 1726, Robert 1728, james 1732,Mary 1735. John Bullock of Nappa married Ann ?? c. 1753 Children:Joanna 1753, John 1754, Ann 1757, Ann 1759, JAMES 1761 James Bullock of Settle married Alice Waddington 1784 at Giggleswick. children:aAnn1784, Jenny 1786, Grace 1788, Alice 1790, Mary 1793, Esther 1795, JOHN 1798, Alice 1801. John Bullock of Settle married Mary Hill 1824 at Giggleswick Children:JAMES 1824, Grace 1826,Alice 1827, Esther 1830, Margaret 1832, Dorothy 1835, Robert 1837, John 1840, Mary Hill 1841. James Bullock of Long Preston married Ann Camm 1850 at Long Preston Children: Mary 1851, WILLIAM 1852, John 1854, Stephen 1856, James 1859, Thomas 1861, Rowland 1864 William my gg grandfather ,a Stonemason ,moved to Nelson in Lancashire around 1880,as there was work available building houses in a rapidly expanding cotton weaving town. William Bullock married Ann Maria Coates at Burnley in 1885 Children:Jane 1885, Arthur 1887, JAMES 1889,Herbert 1891, William 1893, Fannie 1895, May 1897, Nellie 1899, John 1901, Dora 1802, Harry 1904. James (Jim) was my paternal grandfather. Arthur , Herbert and William were killed in World War 1. -- Malcolm Bullock NELSON, LANCS., U.K.
Hello to the Bullock Group: I am researching the origins and possible connections of the Bullock families in and about the town of Bethel, NC, up to 1790. This area falls near the touching corners of Pitt, Edgecombe, and Martin Counties, and Bullock records are found in all three counties. Persons in this area, in the order in which I have first found them listed in the different counties, include: Year Name County Record 1762 - James Bullock Pitt Tax List 1763 - James Bullock, Sr. Pitt Tax List 1763 - Josiah Bullock Pitt Tax List 1763 - Thomas Bullock Pitt Tax List 1766 - James Bullock, Jr. Pitt Will Legatee 1766 - Drewry Bullock Pitt Will Witness 1768 - John Bullock Pitt Deed 1769 - John Bullock Edgecombe Deed 1774 - David Bullock Edgecombe Will 1777 - Ephraim Bullock Pitt Deed 1777 - Samuel Bullock Pitt Tax List 1779 - Obediah Bullock Martin Tax List 1779 - Ephraim Bullock Martin Tax List 1786 - John Bullock Martin Deed 1790 - Josiah Bullock Martin Census 1790 - Edward Bullock Pitt Census 1790 - Daniel Bullock Pitt Census Any information on: James, Josiah, Thomas, Drewry, John, David, Ephraim, Samuel, Obediah, Edward, Daniel Bullock, or Bullocks mentioned before 1790 whom I might have omitted in these three counties would be greatly appreciated. Some information has also been collected on the Bullock families of Granville and Robeson Counties, and I will be happy to exchange information on these families as well. My best regards, Ron Bullock ([email protected])
Sharon, I am looking for James and Sarah Elizabeth BULLOCK and their children. They both died prior to 1864, and I have never been able to find them in the 1860 Census data. Are you saying that they are in Putnum County, Indiana? If that is the case I did not know this. Putnum County is one of the locations where a number of my lineages are located. Any information is appreaciated. Thanks Michael R. WilSon 1109 NE 97th Place Kansas City, Missouri 64155 [email protected]
No, Michael I am not saying they are in Putnam Co. I was born there and have a reasonably good set of resource materials for Putnam Co. I was merely offering to check out what I had rather than your doing it -- if you wanted the help. -----Original Message----- From: Michael R. Wilson <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, May 18, 1998 7:29 AM Subject: [BULLOCK-L] Sharon >Sharon, > >I am looking for James and Sarah Elizabeth BULLOCK and their children. They >both died prior to 1864, and I have never been able to find them in the 1860 >Census data. Are you saying that they are in Putnum County, Indiana? If >that is the case I did not know this. Putnum County is one of the locations >where a number of my lineages are located. Any information is appreaciated. > >Thanks > >Michael R. WilSon >1109 NE 97th Place >Kansas City, Missouri 64155 >[email protected] > > >==== BULLOCK Mailing List ==== >For help with genealogy questions or computer problems, join [email protected], Volunteers are there to help you, this is a free service. > >
The following is a list of the children of John and Lydia COMBS of Montgomery County, Kentucky. John COMBS was a farmer who appears to have arrived in Montgomery County, Kentucky in 1794 or possibly in 1791. He is believed to have lived with his brother Daniel COMBS until he was 21 years of age. John and Lydia COMBS had eleven children: 1. Emily SMALLEY. Emily (COMBS) SMALLEY was born in Montgomery County, Kentucky in about 1820. She moved to Putnum County Indiana with her husband Jackson SMALLEY (b: abt 1816). Jackson SMALLEY had 40 acres on a warranty deed from Joseph TAYLOR, dated 28 DEC 1849. This land was located in the SE quarter of the SW quarter, township 16, range 4, section 24. Information was recorded in Putnum County, Book O, page 468. The children known to this family are Alfred (b: abt 1841), Jackson (b: abt 1844), Josaphine (b: abt 1854), Martha C. (b: abt 1839), Riley (b: abt 1859), Susan B. (B: abt 1844), Theba (b: abt 1847), William, (b: abt 1857), and William O. (B: abt 1849). 2. Laneigh "Laney" YEATES or YATES. Laney (COMBS) YATES was born in Montgomery County, Kentucky in about 1829. She was married to William W. YATES (b: abt 1822. William W. YATES is the son of Duleena (BADGER) and Wilson W. YATES of Putnum County, Indiana. William YATES changed the spelling of the last name some time after the Civil War. It is believed that Laney YATES died in Putnum County, Indiana prior to 1864. William W. YATES moved his family to Buchanan County, Missouri some time after the death of his wife. William W. YATES died in Buchanan County, Missouri. However, William W. YATES is not buried in that county. It is possible that he was buried in Putnum County, Indiana with his wife. Laney and William W. YATES had the following children: George Anna (b: abt 1849), John Owens (b: abt 1852), Nannie L. (b: abt 1855), William J. (b: abt 1857), and Martin Tyler (b: abt 1847). 3. Polly JOHNSON. Polly (COMBS) JOHNSON was born in Montgomery County, Kentucky in about 1821. She is believed to be married to a James JOHNSON, the son of John and Amasa JOHNSON. John JOHNSON died in Putnum County, Indiana leaving a will and probate records dated MAR 1840. The family may have moved to Boone County, Indiana after the death of John JOHNSON. The following are the known children of Polly JOHNSON: Emma (b: unknown), Jacob (b: unknown), Leoma KING (b: unknown), and Nancy (b: unknown). Polly JOHNSON died prior to 1864. James JOHNSON was awarded guardianship of the children by Montgomery County, Kentucky in 1864. 4. Malinda GILLEN. Malinda (COMBS) GILLEN was born in Montgomery County, Kentucky in about 1827. She was married to Willis Y. GILLEN (b: abt 1805). Willis Y. GILLEN was recorded as being a farmer in the 1850 and 1860 Putnum County, Indiana Census. Malinda and Willis had the following children: Benjamin J. (B: abt 1839), Columbus (b: abt 1843), Emily (b: abt 1833), John (b: abt 1850), Lucinda (b: abt 1842), Lydia (b: abt 1836), Mary (b: abt 1842), Nancy (b: abt 1855), Rachel (b: abt 1837), and Tighlman (b: abt 1845). 5. Andrew Jackson COMBS. Between January and April of 1864 Andrew Jackson COMBS was traveling to Ray County, Missouri to obtain some land. On his return trip to Montgomery County, Kentucky he became ill and went to Carpentersville, Indiana. Documents indicate that he went there to be with a sister. Which sister is not known. Andrew Jackson COMBS died in Carpenterville in 1864. His wife (Sarah Ann (ROGERS) COMBS, is buried in Clay County, Missouri. Andrew Jackson COMBS burial site has never been located. It is possible that he was buried in Putnum County, Indiana with other family members. Andrew Jackson COMBS married Sarah Ann ROGERS, the daughter of Horace and Elizabeth ROGERS, the granddaughter of William and Patsy ROGERS of Montgomery County, Kentucky. 6. Jason COMBS. Married Hannah FOSTER, the daughter of Thomas FOSTER. Jason and Hannah moved from Montgomery County, Kentucky to Buchanan County, Missouri. Jason B. COMBS (b: 11 NOV 1817, Montgomery County, KY; d: 1 FEB 1860, near Wallace, Buchanan County, MO) sp-Hannah FOSTER (b: 14 AUG 1829, Montgomery County, KY; d: 29 SEP 1886, near Wallace, Buchanan County, MO). 7. Lucinda COMBS (b: abt 1813, Montgomery County, KY; d: 1 MAR 1881, Ralls County, MO) sp-Walker C. CARTER (b: 3 JUN 1816, Montgomery County, KY; d: abt 1846, Ralls County, MO). 8. Nancy Ann COMBS (b: 31 JAN 1823, Montgomery County, KY; d: 8 JAN 1871, Montgomery County, KY) sp-John H. MARK (b: 21 MAR 1817, d: 6 NOV 1909, Montgomery County, KY). 9. Sarah Elizabeth COMBS (b: abt 1825, Aarons Run Creek, Montgomery County, KY) sp-James BULLOCK (b: abt 1818, KY). 10. Phebe A. COMBS (b: abt 1826, Montgomery County, KY) married 2 Jan 1844, Bourbon Co, KY, John V. MOORE (b: 14 Feb 1822, Plum Lick, Bourbon/Montgomery Cos, KY). Had two sons who were privates in D Company, 8th Regiment, Kentucky Cavalry, CSA (an element of Morgan's Raiders) - Richard F MOORE (killed at Lebanon, KY), and Kelly P. MOORE. 11. Walker Carter COMBS (b: abt 1833, Montgomery County, KY) sp-Louisa I. _____ (b: abt 1834, KY). Lived in Bourbon County, Kentucky after the Civil War. Was a member of G Company, 4th Regiment, Kentucky Cavalry, CSA (part of Morgans Raiders).. Enlisted 7 AUG 1862 at Abington, Virginia. Was wounded and captured 7 JUN 1864, Mount Sterling, Kentucky. Was a prisoner of war at Camp Chase, Ohio. Released as a prisoner exchange 21 FEB 1865. Did not return to the Confederate Army upon release. Michael R. WilSon 1109 NE 97th Place Kansas City, Missouri 64155 [email protected]
What kind of details are you looking for? Do you need anything from Putnam Co., IN? Sharon Bryant [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Michael R. Wilson <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, May 17, 1998 5:47 PM Subject: [BULLOCK-L] James and Sarah Elizabeth BULLOCK >The following is a list of the children of John and Lydia COMBS of >Montgomery County, Kentucky. John COMBS was a farmer who appears to have >arrived in Montgomery County, Kentucky in 1794 or possibly in 1791. He is >believed to have lived with his brother Daniel COMBS until he was 21 years >of age. John and Lydia COMBS had eleven children: > > 1. Emily SMALLEY. Emily (COMBS) SMALLEY was born in Montgomery County, >Kentucky in about 1820. She moved to Putnum County Indiana with her husband >Jackson SMALLEY (b: abt 1816). Jackson SMALLEY had 40 acres on a warranty >deed from Joseph TAYLOR, dated 28 DEC 1849. This land was located in the SE >quarter of the SW quarter, township 16, range 4, section 24. Information >was recorded in Putnum County, Book O, page 468. The children known to this >family are Alfred (b: abt 1841), Jackson (b: abt 1844), Josaphine (b: abt >1854), Martha C. (b: abt 1839), Riley (b: abt 1859), Susan B. (B: abt 1844), >Theba (b: abt 1847), William, (b: abt 1857), and William O. (B: abt 1849). > > 2. Laneigh "Laney" YEATES or YATES. Laney (COMBS) YATES was born in >Montgomery County, Kentucky in about 1829. She was married to William W. >YATES (b: abt 1822. William W. YATES is the son of Duleena (BADGER) and >Wilson W. YATES of Putnum County, Indiana. William YATES changed the >spelling of the last name some time after the Civil War. It is believed >that Laney YATES died in Putnum County, Indiana prior to 1864. William W. >YATES moved his family to Buchanan County, Missouri some time after the >death of his wife. William W. YATES died in Buchanan County, Missouri. >However, William W. YATES is not buried in that county. It is possible that >he was buried in Putnum County, Indiana with his wife. Laney and William W. >YATES had the following children: George Anna (b: abt 1849), John Owens (b: >abt 1852), Nannie L. (b: abt 1855), William J. (b: abt 1857), and Martin >Tyler (b: abt 1847). > > 3. Polly JOHNSON. Polly (COMBS) JOHNSON was born in Montgomery County, >Kentucky in about 1821. She is believed to be married to a James JOHNSON, >the son of John and Amasa JOHNSON. John JOHNSON died in Putnum County, >Indiana leaving a will and probate records dated MAR 1840. The family may >have moved to Boone County, Indiana after the death of John JOHNSON. The >following are the known children of Polly JOHNSON: Emma (b: unknown), Jacob >(b: unknown), Leoma KING (b: unknown), and Nancy (b: unknown). Polly >JOHNSON died prior to 1864. James JOHNSON was awarded guardianship of the >children by Montgomery County, Kentucky in 1864. > > 4. Malinda GILLEN. Malinda (COMBS) GILLEN was born in Montgomery County, >Kentucky in about 1827. She was married to Willis Y. GILLEN (b: abt 1805). >Willis Y. GILLEN was recorded as being a farmer in the 1850 and 1860 Putnum >County, Indiana Census. Malinda and Willis had the following children: >Benjamin J. (B: abt 1839), Columbus (b: abt 1843), Emily (b: abt 1833), John >(b: abt 1850), Lucinda (b: abt 1842), Lydia (b: abt 1836), Mary (b: abt >1842), Nancy (b: abt 1855), Rachel (b: abt 1837), and Tighlman (b: abt 1845). > > 5. Andrew Jackson COMBS. Between January and April of 1864 Andrew Jackson >COMBS was traveling to Ray County, Missouri to obtain some land. On his >return trip to Montgomery County, Kentucky he became ill and went to >Carpentersville, Indiana. Documents indicate that he went there to be with >a sister. Which sister is not known. Andrew Jackson COMBS died in >Carpenterville in 1864. His wife (Sarah Ann (ROGERS) COMBS, is buried in >Clay County, Missouri. Andrew Jackson COMBS burial site has never been >located. It is possible that he was buried in Putnum County, Indiana with >other family members. Andrew Jackson COMBS married Sarah Ann ROGERS, the >daughter of Horace and Elizabeth ROGERS, the granddaughter of William and >Patsy ROGERS of Montgomery County, Kentucky. > > 6. Jason COMBS. Married Hannah FOSTER, the daughter of Thomas FOSTER. >Jason and Hannah moved from Montgomery County, Kentucky to Buchanan County, >Missouri. Jason B. COMBS (b: 11 NOV 1817, Montgomery County, KY; d: 1 FEB >1860, near Wallace, Buchanan County, MO) sp-Hannah FOSTER (b: 14 AUG 1829, >Montgomery County, KY; d: 29 SEP 1886, near Wallace, Buchanan County, MO). > > 7. Lucinda COMBS (b: abt 1813, Montgomery County, KY; d: 1 MAR 1881, Ralls >County, MO) sp-Walker C. CARTER (b: 3 JUN 1816, Montgomery County, KY; d: >abt 1846, Ralls County, MO). > > 8. Nancy Ann COMBS (b: 31 JAN 1823, Montgomery County, KY; d: 8 JAN 1871, >Montgomery County, KY) sp-John H. MARK (b: 21 MAR 1817, d: 6 NOV 1909, >Montgomery County, KY). > > 9. Sarah Elizabeth COMBS (b: abt 1825, Aarons Run Creek, Montgomery >County, KY) sp-James BULLOCK (b: abt 1818, KY). > > 10. Phebe A. COMBS (b: abt 1826, Montgomery County, KY) married 2 Jan >1844, Bourbon Co, KY, John V. MOORE (b: 14 Feb 1822, Plum Lick, >Bourbon/Montgomery Cos, KY). Had two sons who were privates in D Company, >8th Regiment, Kentucky Cavalry, CSA (an element of Morgan's Raiders) - >Richard F MOORE (killed at Lebanon, KY), and Kelly P. MOORE. > > 11. Walker Carter COMBS (b: abt 1833, Montgomery County, KY) sp-Louisa I. >_____ (b: abt 1834, KY). Lived in Bourbon County, Kentucky after the Civil >War. Was a member of G Company, 4th Regiment, Kentucky Cavalry, CSA (part >of Morgans Raiders).. Enlisted 7 AUG 1862 at Abington, Virginia. Was wounded >and captured 7 JUN 1864, Mount Sterling, Kentucky. Was a prisoner of war at >Camp Chase, Ohio. Released as a prisoner exchange 21 FEB 1865. Did not >return to the Confederate Army upon release. > >Michael R. WilSon >1109 NE 97th Place >Kansas City, Missouri 64155 >[email protected] > > > > > >==== BULLOCK Mailing List ==== > Please consider being an Organ Donor. Donor cards, driver's >license stickers, and other means may also be used, but first be >sure your next of kin knows your wishes! >All organ donation done in this country (USA) goes through local organ >procurement organizations (OPO's) that must meet strict, objective >criteria set forth by the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS). >What should I do if I want to donate my organs and tissues? > >http://www.transweb.org/donation_folder/to_donate.html >You can call the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) >at 1-800-243-6667 (aka 1-800-24 DONOR) to order a donor card. >Transplant Centers with Web Sites: >(Many US centers do not have web pages; a complete listing >of US transplant centers is available in the UNOS) > >http://www.transweb.org/resources_index.html > >
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Hi, I am so excited about there finally being a Bullock list. I haven't really spent to much time researching my Bullock family, yet, so this is all I have at this time. Emmaline Bullock June was my g-g-grandmother. I do know that these Bullock's were members of the 7th day Advent church. I believe that Sydney, son of Silas went to Sioux City, IA by 1889. Descendants of Lewis Bullock 1 Lewis BULLOCK src1: 1860 Census for Allamakee Co., Jefferson twp., IA, src2: 1870 Census for Allamakee Co., Jefferson twp., IA b: Abt. 1815 . +DONNA b: Abt. 1820 NY . 2 Silas A. BULLOCK b: Abt. 1841 IL ..... +SARAH b: Canada m: Allamakee Co., Jefferson twp., IA .... 3 Sydney BULLOCK b: 1856 Allamakee Co., Jefferson twp., IA . 2 Phebe Emmaline BULLOCK b: August 09, 1846 Washington Co., Farmington twp., WI src1: 1850 Census Index WI, src2: Advent Review and Sabbath Herald d: December 13, 1890 Manchester, Delaware Co., IA ..... +Leonard Ethan JUNE b: July 08, 1849 Burlington, Calhoun Co., MI d: June 17, 1931 Chico, Butte Co., Ca src: Chico Cemetery Records m: August 18, 1870 Decorah, Winneshiek Co., IA If anyone has any information concerning this family I would love to hear from you, Thanks and Happy Hunting, Anita
Hi, I am looking for information about Mercy Melinda Bullock b. 9 March 1821 in Bennington, Wyoming County, New York. Her parents are Jesse and Annis (Rodman) Bullock. Mercy married my grandfather's brother Orson Daniel Richards in Illinois in 1844 and they were married by Elder F. L. Bullock. Thank you. Dorothy