Thank you for the information on your Bullocks-- I have a copy of the "Lost Tribes of Granville Co" by Worth Ray and he has my James Bullock and his family, listed as a son of Nathanial and if you look closely at the dates, then you can see that this is incorrect. My Richard Bullock's father is named Joshua Bullock and a son of James Bullock. Also just off the Colton's Point in Maryland in the Potomac, you will find Bullock Island, and the seat of my Bullock Family. At one time it was 100a in size, now down to less than 1 acre. St. Catherines is just beside it. My John Bullock was indentured for 4 years when he came to US--so my Bullocks were not the wealthy arrivals--but some became wealthy in land holdings---but did not pass anything on to me. Worth Ray has a good start for building you Bullock Family (if they live in Granville Co., NC) from. It helps towards knowing the other families of Bullocks. Barbara Bullock Elliott--Durham, NC -----Original Message--- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, June 17, 1998 5:33 AM Subject: [BULLOCK-L] (BULLOCK-l)Richard Bullock of Rehoboth >Greetings, Jim Bullock, et al.: > Your Richard is not in my line, which is Richard Bullock, who died abt. >1702 in Surry, Co., Va., and his wife Mary Hawkins. There were many Richard >Bullocks in Virginia, etc., in the 1600s and some present Bullock line claim >from Capt. Hugh Bullock, in: COLONIAL GRANVILLE COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE: By >Worth S. Ray: Southern Book Co., Baltimore, Md., 1956. This book is very >informative, but has many errors, particularly, with regard to brothers and >sons of Capt. Hugh and Capt. Hugh's descendants. I believe, a person born in >the United States would have much (if not impossible) difficulty in proving he >or she descended from Capt. Hugh. > There are several southern BULLOCK lines. One of those lines (and >probably, the predominant one) is known as: RICHARD OF GRANVILLE (Granville >County, North Carolina). > Another line is my line, starting with Richard Bullock and his wife, >Mary Hawkins, and their son, Richard (who was not 18 yrs. of age, in 1702) who >married Elizabeth Shockey, a neighbor, all who lived in Surry C., Va., near >today's South-West corner of Surry County, which borders with Sussex County >and ______ County. I believe there is no connection between my line and your >line or Capt. Hugh's line, or Richard of Granville; and, that my Richard was a >fortunate (or unfortunate) boy in England who was shipped to Virginia in the >early or middle 1600s to people Virginia and was a tithable of Benjamin >Harrison, !!, ancestor or the two Harrison Presidents. > I have in my database the following which may be some help to you: > "RICHARD (1622-67), From Eng., 1643/44, settled at Rehoboth, Mass.; >freeman, 1646; town clk., 1659-67;excise cxollector; one of two men appointed >to regulate trade with the Indians; m 1647, Elizabeth Ingraham (m 1659); m 2d, >Elizabeth Billington. IMMIGRANT ANCESTORS, A List Of 2500 Immigrants To >America Before 1750, Edited by Fredrick Adams Virkus, Extracted from Volume >VII, Compendium Of American genealogy, genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., >1986." > "BULLOCK. RICHARD (1622-67) Mass.; Elizabeth Ingraham. Founder; Freeman. >SEVENTEENTH CENTURY COLONIAL ANCESTORS, Compiled by Mary Louise Marshall >Hutton; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1987". > "RICHARD BULLOCK, IMMIGRANT, B 1622 ESSEX ENG. accompanied in 1636 >Two brothers: Henry and Edward to America, one settling in Virginia; Richard >came to East Providence, R.I., with Roger Williams, who had been banished from >the Boston Area, Colonial History says these colonishts had very strong >religious convictions, which included paying the Indians for their land. Roger >Williams said: 'The God Land is to us English what the gold was to the >Spanish'. > A penisular near Providence is called: BULLOCK'S POINT. > RICHARD owned property and spent most of his life at nearby >Rehoboth, Mass. > RICHARD (1622-1667) married Elizabeth Ingraham August 4, 1647. >Their son, Samuel married Thankful Rouse and their sons were: SETH, EBENEZER, >NATHAN AND SAMUEL." Part of information sent to me by edna Harrington, 1384 >So. Avenida Polar, Tucson, Arizona (85710, February 15, 1985, Re: Genealogy >And History of Harry C. Bullock, 954 E. Bayaud. > >Robert A. Bullock >371 Derrick Drive >Irmo, SC 29063 >Telephone & Fax: (803) 781-5291 >E-mail: [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 > >