Posted on: BULLOCK Obituaries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/b/u/BULLOCK/obituaries/10007 Surname: Banfield, Bullock, Gitzendanner, Hynum, Odell, Waldo ------------------------- Reuben Thomas Bullock Facts: Served in the Union Army during the Civil War (age 16) Born February 14, 1847, in Jefferson County, AL Married to Susanna Weideman, October 27, 1867 Moved to Mississippi, - date uncertain – Moved to Arkansas in 1862 Married to Bettie Sanders Harris, - date uncertain - Married to Hannah Odell, October 3, 1881 Died March 29, 1923, Bayou Meto, Arkansas Reuben Thomas Bullock, born in Jefferson Co., Alabama, near the City of Birmingham, Feb. 14, 1847, died at his home, in Bayou Meto township, Thursday March 29, 1923. Aged 76 years 1 month and 15 days after an illness of a month from flue followed by pneumonia. Mr. Bullock was one of a family of six children all of whom have preceeded [sic] him in death except one sister Mrs. Jennie Daniels of Humphrey. At the age of 16 yrs, he made his way Northward where he joined the Union Army. This writer has no data to show what state or regiment. He was mustered out at the close of the war. Early in life he married Miss Susan Weidman, who died a few years later leaving one son, Ed Bullock who resided near his father. Later on he was married to Mrs. Bettie Sanders Harris. A son was born to this union. Both the mother and son later on passed away. Oct. 3rd, 1881 he was married to Hannah Odell. To this union were born six sons and two daughters. Four sons and one daughter survived. Earlier in life Mr. Bulloch [sic] was a member of the Christian Church. A few months ago he united with the Pentecostal Church. He was laid to rest, March 30th, 1923, in the Van Camp Cemetery, beside the wife who had preceeded [sic] him just four weeks. Rev. J.M. Sargis, a Pentecostal minister from Hot Spring, conducted services at the cemetery. The hand of the Lord has been laid heavily on this family. The wife and mother, Mrs. Hannah Bullock, was taken March 1st and March 22nd, the son John, [went??] on.