My ancestor, Reuben Bullard, died in Fredericksburg, in 1794, but I have been unable to find anything of his parents or where he was born. A Reuben Bullard is listed in Westmoreland records, as having assisted in furnishing food for the benefit of the American Army during the Rev. War. He was a jury member in Westmoreland, July 28, 1788, trying several persons for treason. He was allowed to keep an ordinary for 1 year - April 27, 1799 and, in the Gazette of 1781, he offers an iron chest for sale...and, he lives in Leedstown. I can't figure how many Reubens we're talking about....at least 2, but are they related? Surely there weren't 2 different Bullard families in the area with the given name Reuben! Any help anyone can give me would sure be appreciated. Is anyone researching the Bullard name in the area? I have much on the descendants to share. Sandra