Pigg, Lucretia (b. 25 NOV 1841, d. 1928)

Note: BIOGRAPHY: The Pigg line has been very difficult to trace. There are many different families who all live in the same area of Kentucky, and named their children the same names generation after generation. To make things even more complicated, they lived with one another, so the census records may show children of one sibling living with an aunt or uncle

Tombstone Reads
Bullock, Lucretia November 25, 1841 October 5, 1928
Bullock, Thomas Patterson February 10, 1844 November 13, 1926
Co. D 7th Ky.

Death: 1928

Change: Date: 25 JUL 2003
Time: 19:47:26

Note: BIOGRAPHY: On 31 Jun 1889 in Tyner, Kentucky, Angelina married James Hamilton born 21 Sep 1864 in Owsley County and died 31 Jun 1919. They had the following children:
1. Maud Hamilton b 2 Aug 1890 in Tyner Kentucky married Jake Moore on 9 Oct 1912 in Tyner. They had one son.
2. Claud Hamilton b 22 Aug 1892 in Tyner d 15 Sep 1910 Tyner, Kentucky
3. Charley Hamilton b 14 Jun 1894 in Tyner d 28 Sep 1918. He enlisted in World War I, 24 May 1918 in Co. K 343 U.S. Infantry. He died of Flu in South Hampton England and is buried in Tyner Cemetery, Jackson County, Kentucky.
4. Thomas B. Hamilton b 10 Oct 1898 in Tyner
5. Charlott Hamilton b 7 Oct 1906 in Tyner and d 5 Sep 1930 in Tyner. She married a man named Medlock.
[From the records of Edmund Henry Bullock.]

Source: (Individual)
Title: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Abbreviation: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Quality of data: 1
Note: The information in this manuscript comes from the Genealogy Note Book of Edmund Henry Bullock, 1848-1937. When possible the information has been verified and notes added if corrections were necessary. His notebook included pages from the family Bible that had passed down to him, and correspondence between himself and various cousins, consequently a lot of
the information is first-hand. His hand-written notes were transcribed and compiled by John Clark Milton Bullock a great grandson of David White Bullock and son of Edmund Henry, and a copy made available to me by Russell Maas, a descendent.

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Quality of data: 1

Death: 1 MAR 1956 Bond,Kentucky

Burial: Tyner Cemetery,Jackson County,Ky

Change: Date: 3 OCT 2002
Time: 17:20:52

Note: BIOGRAPHY: On 2 Jun 1892, in Tyner, Kentucky Adelia married L. T. (Tomas) Moore of Jackson County, son of William Moore d. Bond, Kentucky. They had the following eleven children:
1. Chester Moore b 30 Mar 1893 in Jackson County, Kentucky.
2. Luther Moore b 2 Dec 1894 in Jackson County, Kentucky
3. John Sherman Moore b 13 Mar 1896 in Jackson County, Kentucky
4. Willie Arthur Moore b 19 Feb 1898 in Jackson County, Kentucky
5. Lizzie Lue Moore b 9 May 1901 in Jackson County, Kentucky
6. Conrad Moore b 26 Aug 1903 in Jackson County, Kentucky
7. Hugh Moore b 3 Jun 1906 in Jackson County, Kentucky
8. Ethel May Moore b 22 Oct 1908 in Jackson County, Kentucky
9. Estella E. Moore b 28 Jan 1911 in Jackson County, Kentucky
10.Dorothy Moore b 4 Aug 1913 in Jackson County, Kentucky
11. Dewey Moore b 18 May 1919 in Jackson County, Kentucky died an infant all others lived to maturity.
Chester Moore (1. listed above) married Jessie Smith and had the following four children: Russel, Mable, Willard and Delbert Moore.
Luther (2. listed above) married May madden and have one son, Stanley Moore.
John Sherman (3. listed above) married Sallie Huff, and they have two children: Thelma and Evaline Moore
Conrad Moore (6. listed above) married Christine Griffin, had one child now dead.
[From the family records of Edmund H. Bullock]
Note that when this family record was compiled, prior to 1937, these people were still living.

Source: (Individual)
Title: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Abbreviation: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Quality of data: 1
Note: The information in this manuscript comes from the Genealogy Note Book of Edmund Henry Bullock, 1848-1937. When possible the information has been verified and notes added if corrections were necessary. His notebook included pages from the family Bible that had passed down to him, and correspondence between himself and various cousins, consequently a lot of
the information is first-hand. His hand-written notes were transcribed and compiled by John Clark Milton Bullock a great grandson of David White Bullock and son of Edmund Henry, and a copy made available to me by Russell Maas, a descendent.

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Quality of data: 1

Nickname: Dele

Change: Date: 3 OCT 2002
Time: 17:21:56

Note: BIOGRAPHY: On 31 Jun 1899, in Tyner, Kentucky, Sarah married S. P. Palmer (S. Peter) b 15 Nov 1872, son of James & Fraendia Combs Palmer. They had the following six children:
1. Arthur Ishmael Palmer b 11 Nov 1899 d 28 Jun 1900 Jackson County, Kentucky
2. Lula Mae Palmer b 1 Jun 1901 married Herman T Masters on 21 Nov 1921. Had one child named Betty Francis Masters b 21 Sep 1921 who married Robt. W. Garrett
3. Edward E. Palmer b 25 Apr 1904
4. Mable Palmer b 15 Apr 1907
5. Maud Palmer b 18 Apr 1909
6. Max Kossie Palmer b 29 Mar 1914
The S. Peter Palmer family lived at Irvine, Kentucky.
[From the records of Edmund H. Bullock]

Source: (Individual)
Title: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Abbreviation: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Quality of data: 1
Note: The information in this manuscript comes from the Genealogy Note Book of Edmund Henry Bullock, 1848-1937. When possible the information has been verified and notes added if corrections were necessary. His notebook included pages from the family Bible that had passed down to him, and correspondence between himself and various cousins, consequently a lot of
the information is first-hand. His hand-written notes were transcribed and compiled by John Clark Milton Bullock a great grandson of David White Bullock and son of Edmund Henry, and a copy made available to me by Russell Maas, a descendent.

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Quality of data: 1

Change: Date: 3 OCT 2002
Time: 17:22:34

Note: BIOGRAPHY: In 1900, in Tyner, Jackson County, Kentucky, Sudie married George Miller b 20 Sep 1880 in Jackson County, Kentucky. They had the following eight children:
1. Doola Miller b 29 Aug 1901 in Jackson County, Kentucky
2. Ella Miller b 6 Feb 1905 in Jackson County, Kentucky
3. Ellis Lizzie Miller b 9 May 1907 in Jackson County, Kentucky
4. Beula Miller b 21 Aug 1909 in Jackson County, Kentucky
5. Daphna Miller b 6 Sep 1911 in Jackson County, Kentucky
6. Ocery Miller b 17 Sep 1914 in Jackson County, Kentucky
7. Sylvia Miller b 31 Dec 1916 in Jackson County, Kentucky
8. Juanita Miller b 9 Dec 1921 in Jackson County, Kentucky
Doola Miller (1. listed above) married on 19 Feb 1916 to H. L. King. Ellis Lizzie (3. listed above) married 23 Jun 1923. Both these couples live in Illinois. their mother Sudie is 96 (in 19760 in a nursing home in Illinois. (She died in the Spring of 1978 at age 98).
[From the records of Edmund H. Bullock]

Death: 1978

Change: Date: 3 OCT 2002
Time: 17:23:19

Note: BIOGRAPHY: On 17 Oct 1889, in Tyner, Kentucky, Jane Bullock married Andy J. Hamilton b 20 Mar 1866 in Jackson County, Kentucky. They had the following five children.
1. Lounetta (Nettie) Hamilton b 29 Oct 1891 in Jackson County, Kentucky. Lounetta never married.
2. William B. Hamilton 29 Oct 1895 in Jackson County, Kentucky. m Lillie Pointer b 1902 in Minifee County, Kentucky
3. Clifton Hamilton b 29 Sep 1897 in Jackson County, Kentucky m 21 Dec 1924 to Martha Hoskins, Hamilton, Ohio.
4. Myrtle Hamilton m Andrew Shepherd b 20 Dec 1902
5. Laura Hamilton b 30 Jul 1893 in Jackson County, Kentucky.First married on April 10_________ to Emery Robertson who d 17 Oct 1917 in Jackson County Kentucky. They have the following three children:
1. Charley J. Robertson was killed in WWI in N. Africa 24 Mar 1943
2. Dorthy Robertson m. Wilson Hall, Richmond, Indiana
3. Edna Robertson m Foyster Wilson, Welchburg, Kentucky
Laura Hamilton on 29 Mar 1921 married Arch Peters d. 10 Oct 1930 of a heart attack. They had two children: Glenn Peters m. Delena Lakes, McKee, Kentucky, and Wendell Peters m. Marie Moore, Tyner, Kentucky.
[From the records of Edmund H. Bullock]

Death: Aft OCT 1976

Change: Date: 3 OCT 2002
Time: 17:24:21

Note: BIOGRAPHY:
Records from Russell Maas (Transcript of Edmund Henry Bullock's handwritten notes

"Transcript of my Father's (Edmund Henry Bullock" Hand' written notes from his black backed Note Book. Copied by John C.M. Bullock. Black Note Book Pages 120-127

JOHN CLARK BULLOCK was a son of DAVID WHITE BULLOCK & MARY ABOTT. David White was born in 2/13/1789 of [James Bullock and Ann Waller) The bracketed part is error. James Bullock was born in Virginia in 1735; came to KY in 1780 to 85. DAVID W married
Mary Abbot, daughter of MERRY McGUIRE (this is also in error), a Commissioned Officer in the Revolutionary War, and settled in the Foot Hills in what is now Estill Co., KY. about 1783-85 (1789 m. 1810). To this union was born three sons: JOHN CLARK,
PATTERSON C. and EDMUND HENRY BULLOCK; Also three daughters: CATHERINE (KITTY), ELIZABETH and CAROLIN BULLOCK.

JOHN CLARK married ISABELLA BOWMAN Dec 29, 1836 (license date 12-24 Clay Co., KY) at or near Booneville, in Estill, now Owsley Co. For several years they lived on Buck Creek. In 1857 he sold the Buck Creek farm and bought 212 acres in Jackson County. (Jackson formed from 6 other cos in 1858, that location "Tyner" would have been in Clay Co., at that time.) on the McKee & Manchester Road near the crossing of the Booneville and London road in the old Gray Hawk neighborhood. He was an enlisted soldier in the Mexican War but his Company never got to the front. When the Civil War broke out, he, with two sons and four sons-in-law, enlisted in the 7th KY Voluntary Infantry, Company C. He was taken sick with the fever at Cumberland Gap, sent home on Sick Furlough and died Feb 26, 1865. (Note: his Military Records were lost in the long years of War that followed and his widow was left on a mountain farm, without other support, with several small children to care for. It is to her credit that she raised them all to maturity.) His son David White & son-in-law Hamilton Stapleton were killed at Vicksburg or near Vicksburg; David at Youngs Point, age 16 1/2 years and Stapleton at Black River Bridge.

To their marriage was born twelve children: Eight sons and four daughters: all grew to man & womanhood.

Source: (Death)
Title: 1860 Federal Census Jackson County, Kentucky
Abbreviation: 1860 Federal Census Jackson County, Kentucky
Quality of data: 3
Note: Last line of previous page begins the family with John C. Bullock 46 M
Farmer 800 150 KY - - -
Text: Line 1 Isabella Bullock 43 F Ky - - - ; Amanda 17 F Ky - 1 - ; Thomas 16
M Ky -1-; David W 14 M Ky -1-; Mary 14 F Ky -1-; William 10 M Ky -1-;
John C B 9 M Ky -1-; Frank P 6 M Ky -1-; Geroge S. 4 M Ky - - -; Edmund 2
M Ky - - -

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Page: Image#:410|Roll: M653_374 page 845
Data:
Date: 6 JUN 1860
Quality of data: 3

Source: (Individual)
Title: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Abbreviation: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Quality of data: 1
Note: The information in this manuscript comes from the Genealogy Note Book of Edmund Henry Bullock, 1848-1937. When possible the information has been verified and notes added if corrections were necessary. His notebook included pages from the family Bible that had passed down to him, and correspondence between himself and various cousins, consequently a lot of
the information is first-hand. His hand-written notes were transcribed and compiled by John Clark Milton Bullock a great grandson of David White Bullock and son of Edmund Henry, and a copy made available to me by Russell Maas, a descendent.

Death: 26 FEB 1865 Tyner, Jackson County, Ky

Burial: Tyner Cemetery, Jackson County,Ky

Change: Date: 9 DEC 2002
Time: 19:27:22

Note: Records from Russell Maas (Transcript of Edmund Henry Bullock's handwritten
notes )

Death: 6 FEB 1905 Tyner, Jackson County, Ky

Burial: Tyner Cemetery, Jackson County, Ky

Change: Date: 3 OCT 2002
Time: 17:26:02

Note: BIRTH: Estill County is now Owsley County, Kentucky.

BIOGRAPHY: In 1858, In Jackson County, Kentucky, Paulina married Amos Metcalf, b 1 Apr 1835 in Owsley County, Kentucky, d 28 May 1916 Jackson County and buried in Cemetery West, at Tyner, Kentucky. Amos served five years in the Union Army during the Civil War, in Co. C, 7th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry. This couple had the following ten children:
1. James C. Metcalf b 22 Dec 1859 in Jackson County, Kentucky
2. William B. Metcalf b 4 Jul 1861 in Jackson County, Kentucky
3. Malon E. T. Metcalf b 6 Jun 1863 in Jackson County, Kentucky d 1 Sep 1864
4. Armina E. Metcalf b 10 Jul 1865 in Jackson County, Kentucky
5. Henry W. Metcalf b 9 Aug 1867 in Jackson County, Kentucky
6. Sarah C. Metcalf b 4 May 1870 in Jackson County, Kentucky
7. Mary L. F. Metcalf b 27 Aug 1873 in Jackson County, Kentucky
8. Amanda L. Metcalf b 30 May 1876 in Jackson County, Kentucky
9. Haram E. Metcalf b 27 Jun 1878 in Jackson County, Kentucky d 9 Sep 1929
10.Nancy W. Metcalf b 3 Dec 1880 in Jackson County, Kentucky
James C. Metcalf (1. listed above) married 4 Aug 1889 in Jackson County Kentucky to Rebecca E. Rice b 17 May 1870. They had the following seven children all born in Jackson County, Kentucky:
1. Henrey Franklin Metcalf b 9 Jul 1890
2. Janett Metcalf b 22 Jan 1892
3. Wm. Edgar Metcalf b 26 Nov 1893
4. Mary Alice Metcalf b 8 Mar 1895
5. Cleo Metcalf b 16 Nov 1896
6. Dewey Ellen Metcalf b 15 Aug 1901 d 30 Jun 1914
7. Daisy Metcalf
Henry W. Metcalf (5. above) married 22 Oct 1891 in Jackson County, Kentucky to Lou-anna Brewer b 1 Nov 1870. They had the following nine children:
1. Arthur G. Metcalf b 18 Jul 1892
2. Daniel E. Metcalf b 20 Aug 1894
3. Robert C. Metcalf b 10 Dec 1896
4. J. F. Metcalf b 20 Jul 1899
5. Lilly W. Metcalf b 22 Jan 1902
6. John C. Metcalf b 15 Oct 1904
7. Ruby L. Metcalf b 26 Aug 1907
8. James Natt. Metcalf b 24 May 1911
9. Cora E. Metcalf b 10 Jul 1913
Haram E Metcalf (9. above) Married 18 Jan 1904 to Florence Davis. They had the following three children all born in Jackson County, Kentucky:
1. Virgie Lee Metcalf b 8 Nov 1905
2. Augustus Eber Metcalf b 8 Apr 1907
3. George Howard b 30 Sep 1910
[From the records of Edmund H. Bullock]

Estill Co KY is now Owsley Co

Source: (Birth)
Title: Family Bible of John Clark Bullock
Abbreviation: Family Bible of John Clark Bullock

Death: 2 JAN 1929 Jackson County, Kentucky

Burial: Tyner Cemetery, Jackson County, Ky

Change: Date: 3 OCT 2002
Time: 17:26:51

Note: BIOGRAPHY: Armina first married Hamilton Stapleton of Jackson County Kentucky. He was killed 11 Jul 1863 during a battle at Black River Bridge, Mississippi, just after the fall of Vicksburg where he served with the 7th Kentucky Voluntary Infantry, Union Army. Armina then married 5 Mar 1868 in Tyner, Jackson County to George Moore b 6 Mar 1841 d 8 Aug 1919. He and Armina are both buried in Tyner Cemetery, Jackson County Kentucky. George Moore served in Co. A of the 47th KY Vol. Infantry. He survived the war, returned home and married Stapleton's widow. He is buried beside her in Tyner Cemetery.
John Clark Milton Bullock's notes indicate "I am quite sure that there are children from both these marriages but I have no record of them."
[From the records of Edmund H. Bullock]

Source: (Birth)
Title: Family Bible of John Clark Bullock
Abbreviation: Family Bible of John Clark Bullock

Source: (Individual)
Title: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Abbreviation: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Quality of data: 1
Note: The information in this manuscript comes from the Genealogy Note Book of Edmund Henry Bullock, 1848-1937. When possible the information has been verified and notes added if corrections were necessary. His notebook included pages from the family Bible that had passed down to him, and correspondence between himself and various cousins, consequently a lot of
the information is first-hand. His hand-written notes were transcribed and compiled by John Clark Milton Bullock a great grandson of David White Bullock and son of Edmund Henry, and a copy made available to me by Russell Maas, a descendent.

Death: 6 JAN 1929 Tyner, Jackson County, Ky

Burial: Tyner Cemetery, Jackson County, Ky

Change: Date: 3 OCT 2002
Time: 17:27:38

Note: Amanda Bullock married John Pennington. He served four years in Co. C 7th Ky. Vol. Infantry. There were children but I have no record of them.
[From the records of Edmund H. Bullock]

Source: (Birth)
Title: Family Bible of John Clark Bullock
Abbreviation: Family Bible of John Clark Bullock

Source: (Individual)
Title: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Abbreviation: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Quality of data: 1
Note: The information in this manuscript comes from the Genealogy Note Book of Edmund Henry Bullock, 1848-1937. When possible the information has been verified and notes added if corrections were necessary. His notebook included pages from the family Bible that had passed down to him, and correspondence between himself and various cousins, consequently a lot of
the information is first-hand. His hand-written notes were transcribed and compiled by John Clark Milton Bullock a great grandson of David White Bullock and son of Edmund Henry, and a copy made available to me by Russell Maas, a descendent.

Change: Date: 3 OCT 2002
Time: 17:28:46

Note: Edward's date of birth also given as 1665 in New Kent County, VA Date of death also given as 1758.
Marriage also listed as 1679 in Hanover County, Virginia, I suspect this one is true or there would have been two wives.

Researchers disagree regarding the children of this union... many do not list James or Micajah, and others also list David. Clift only lists John, David, Dorothy, Richard and Edward which are from the book Dalby Family History; A typed history written by a son of Warren Knight Dalby. Written c.1970 at age 94 and published by Norman Leonard Dalby.

Many researchers list Sarah Dalby as the spouse of this Edward, and this is certainly possible, but most researchers refer to her as the daughter of Knightingale Dalby and listing children of Sarah and Edward, the son of Micajah. There is considerable proof of the indentities of these two individuals. See further notes regarding them. I have no proof that the spouse of the Edward born abt 1670 is a Dalby, therefore I have listed here as Unknown.

26 Jun 1731Deed 400 acres, Hanover Co.Bk 14, p.176, book 142 6 June 1731, land on both sides of Cub Creek. 

 18 Oct 1730 Petition for 1200 acres, HanoverCo Oct. 18, 1730 petition made for grants of 1200 A of land in 2 tracts lying on both sides of Cub Creek in Hanover Co., VA, surveyed for Thomas Rice and Edward Bullock and for 400 A lying on both sides of Cub Creek above Adams tract in Hanover Co. & for 400 A lying on N. side of the S. Fork of said Cub Cr. in Hanover, surveyed for Thos. Rice.

Death: Bet 1735-1739 Hanover Co,VA

Burial: Hanover Co,VA

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 16:26:05

Note: BIRTH: This part of Owsley County is now Jackson County, Kentucky.
Mary was a twin with David White Bullock II

BIOGRAPHY: Mary married Thomas Doughty who served in the Union Army in the 56th Reg. Indiana Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. They had two children: Fannie and Rose Doughty. both married and had families.
[From the records of Edmund H. Bullock]

Twin of David White Bullock

Source: (Birth)
Title: Family Bible of John Clark Bullock
Abbreviation: Family Bible of John Clark Bullock

Source: (Individual)
Title: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Abbreviation: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Quality of data: 1
Note: The information in this manuscript comes from the Genealogy Note Book of Edmund Henry Bullock, 1848-1937. When possible the information has been verified and notes added if corrections were necessary. His notebook included pages from the family Bible that had passed down to him, and correspondence between himself and various cousins, consequently a lot of
the information is first-hand. His hand-written notes were transcribed and compiled by John Clark Milton Bullock a great grandson of David White Bullock and son of Edmund Henry, and a copy made available to me by Russell Maas, a descendent.

Death: 20 FEB 1936 London, KY

Burial: Laurel Co.KY

Change: Date: 3 OCT 2002
Time: 17:32:29

Note: BIRTH: This part of Owsley County is now Jackson County, Kentucky.

BIOGRAPHY: On 11 May 1841 in Owsley County, Kentucky, William Butler Bullock married Nancy Jackson Smith, the daughter of Robert and Mary Smith of Owsley County. The record says she died young. Laura Bullock was the only child born to this couple. She married Arch Pigg, Laurel County, Kentucky. After their deaths they were both buried at London, Kentucky. Laura Bullock Pigg had one child, Wilma Pig. Wilma is a very talented musician and has taught in London's schools for many years.
Following the death of Nancy Jackson Smith, William Butler married Mary Evans.
[From the records of Edmund H. Bullock]
"Uncle Butler was a very prominent Man in Owsley County. In addition to being sheriff for many years, he was later County Judge for many many years. He is listed in Who's Who in Kentucky."
[John Clark Milton Bullock]

"Uncle Butler was a very prominent man in Owsley Co. In addition to being a farmer & timber man, he was sheriff and later County Judge for many years. He is listed in Who's Who in KY.

BIOGRAPHY OF WILLIAM B. BULLOCK
Sheriff of Owsley County, Kentucky was born in that county, Jan 31, 1849. His father, John C. Bullock, a native of Irvine, Estill County, Ky., was born November 1812, and was engaged in farming and mining the greater portion of his early life; later in life he joined the Federal army, and died in 1865 from disease contracted while in service. He was a son of David Bullock, also a native of Kentucky, whose parents were natives of Virginia, and among the earliest settlers of the territory, now known as Kentucky. David Bullock was a practical school teacher in his day, having spent nearly all his life at that occupation. He was one of the very best informed men of his day. He served as magistrate for a number of years. John C. Bullock married Miss Isabella Bowman a daughter of Thomas Bowman, of Owsley, and became the father of 12 children, viz: Paulina J., Armina, Amanda, Thomas T., David and Mary (twins), Wm. B., John C., Franklin P., George S., Edward H. and Felix. William B. Bullock was brought up on the farm and received a common school education, and was one of the very best of the common school teachers of Clay County, it being the county in which he taught for 13 years. He was also engaged in agricultural pursuits until 1881, in which he was very successful. He then engaged in the mercantile business, first in 1884, being one of the firm of Bullock & Hammons. He was then elected sheriff of Owsley County, being re-elected in 1886. May 11, 1871, he married Miss Nancy Smith, a daughter of Robert and Mary Smith, of Owsley County, whose ancestors formerly were emigrants of North Carolina, and one child has blessed their union, Laura. Mr. Bullock is a member of the F. & A. M., and casts his vote with the Republican Party.

Source: (Birth)
Title: Family Bible of John Clark Bullock
Abbreviation: Family Bible of John Clark Bullock

Source: (Individual)
Title: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Abbreviation: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Quality of data: 1
Note: The information in this manuscript comes from the Genealogy Note Book of Edmund Henry Bullock, 1848-1937. When possible the information has been verified and notes added if corrections were necessary. His notebook included pages from the family Bible that had passed down to him, and correspondence between himself and various cousins, consequently a lot of
the information is first-hand. His hand-written notes were transcribed and compiled by John Clark Milton Bullock a great grandson of David White Bullock and son of Edmund Henry, and a copy made available to me by Russell Maas, a descendent.

Death: 2 FEB 1915 Boonevill, Owsley County, Kentucky

Burial: Owsley County, Kentucky

Change: Date: 9 JAN 2003
Time: 08:39:51

Note: BIRTH: This part of Owsley County is now Jackson County, Kentucky.

BIOGRAPHY: John Clark Breckenridge married Nancy Kisner. The record says they had "several children", but none are listed.

Source: (Individual)
Title: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Abbreviation: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Quality of data: 1
Note: The information in this manuscript comes from the Genealogy Note Book of Edmund Henry Bullock, 1848-1937. When possible the information has been verified and notes added if corrections were necessary. His notebook included pages from the family Bible that had passed down to him, and correspondence between himself and various cousins, consequently a lot of
the information is first-hand. His hand-written notes were transcribed and compiled by John Clark Milton Bullock a great grandson of David White Bullock and son of Edmund Henry, and a copy made available to me by Russell Maas, a descendent.

Nickname: Uncle Major

Death: --Not Shown--

Change: Date: 1 OCT 2002
Time: 08:00:17

Note: BIRTH: This part of Owsley County is now Jackson County, Kentucky.

BIOGRAPHY: "After his marriage Uncle Franklin lived in Rockcastle County. I know nothing of his second wife, but after his death Edmund Henry II (Ed. Jr. so called to distinguish him from his uncle, my father, Edmund Henry - for whom he was named ) went to live with his father's sister, aunt Mary Bullock Doughty, in Laurel County, near London, KY. The three girls came to live with my parents till they were grown."
[John Clark Milton Bullock's notes]
Their children (not listed in order of birth) were:
1. Etta Bullock b May 1886 d 26 Nov 1885 at 99 1/2 years of age. She married Melt Raines of Patterson Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky.
2. Cora Bullock b 1892
3. Zella Luvina b 17 Nov 1890
4. Edmund Henry Bullock II b Oct 1879 in R ockcastle County, Kentucky d 1955 in Scuffle Town, Whitley County, Kentucky (Corbin) in March 1903 in Laurel County, he married Ellen Gane Goings on 15 Aug 1907 he married Emma Jones born in Laurel County.
Ed Jr. as he was known, was an outstanding man in his community. He was a farmer in the "Flat Woods" community, and later in life he and his wife Emma, who was a lively, hard working woman, ran a general store in the community of Scuffle Town, some 3 or 4 miles west of Corbin, Kentucky. He had one daughter, Lela, by his first marriage, and five children by his second marriage.
1. Lela O. Bullock b 5 Apr 1904 London, Laurel County. Kentucky
2. Charlotte B. Bullock, "Lottie" b 19 Jun 1909 London, Laurel County. Kentucky
3. Russell Bullock b 26 Oct 1912 London, Laurel County. Kentucky
4. John Raymond Bullock b 14 Oct 1915 London, Laurel County. Kentucky
5. Beatrice Terrell Bullock b 31 Jul 1926 Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky
6. Roscoe Edwin Bullock b 10 Feb 1929 Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky
[From the records of Edmund H. Bullock]

Source: (Birth)
Title: Family Bible of John Clark Bullock
Abbreviation: Family Bible of John Clark Bullock

Source: (Individual)
Title: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Abbreviation: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Quality of data: 1
Note: The information in this manuscript comes from the Genealogy Note Book of Edmund Henry Bullock, 1848-1937. When possible the information has been verified and notes added if corrections were necessary. His notebook included pages from the family Bible that had passed down to him, and correspondence between himself and various cousins, consequently a lot of
the information is first-hand. His hand-written notes were transcribed and compiled by John Clark Milton Bullock a great grandson of David White Bullock and son of Edmund Henry, and a copy made available to me by Russell Maas, a descendent.

Death: 1893 Rockcastle County, Kentucky

Change: Date: 3 OCT 2002
Time: 17:38:29

Note: BIOGRAPHY: on 25 Feb 1889, in Big Patterson Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky, George Shelby Bullock married Julia Ann Harp, b 19 Jul 1868 d 9 Nov 1943 in McCracken, Rush County, Kansas.
"Uncle George Bullock moved his family from Pleasant View, Whitley Co. Ky. to near McCracken, Rush Co. Kansas, about 1905. At first he was a renter on a large wheat farm, but he and his family worked hard and prospered. Now Fred, the second son, owns over 3,000 acres of farming and range land, including the place they moved to from Ky."
"A great tragedy overtook this family 16 Aug 1909. the frame house they lived in on the Kansas farm burned killing thee of the children. This tragedy seemed to draw the famly even closer together."
They had the following nine children:
1. Mary Etta Bullock b 5 Nov 1889 Whitley County, Kentucky d 16 Aug 1909, Ness County Kansas from burns received while rescuing younger children from burning house.
2. Thomas Everett Bullock 3 Feb 1893, Pleasant View, Whitley Co, Kentucky d 28 Jul 1963 Rush Co. Kansas, buried in McCracken Kansas. On 16 Jun 1930 in Yates Center Kansas, Thomas married Grace Reed (Pickerall) b 10 Mar 1897 in Alum Ridge Virginia d 4 Mar 1986 in McCracken Kansas By her first marriage Grace had one child - Prentiss Pickerall b 6 Jan 1930 in Iola, Kansas d 23 Sep 1930, buried in McCracken, Kansas. Thomas Everett and Grace Reed had one child -- Everett Reed Bullock, b 3 May 1931 in La Crosse, Rush County Kansas who married Roberta Joan Anderson b 6 Feb 1955 in McCracken, Kansas. They have 1 child to date (1976)--Frances Dian Bullock b 25 Nov 1955 in La Crosse, Kansas.
Thomas Everett was a veteran of world War I. He enlisted in the U.S. Army 27 July 1917, was discharged 7 May 1919 at Camp Junston, Kansas. He had combat service in France.
3. William Frederick Bullock b 14 Feb 1895 Whitley County Ky was never married. "After his father's death in 1917, Fred became the leader of is clan. He proved to be a good manager and with the help of his younger brother Johnny and some of his sisters, and the wise counsel of his mother, the family held together and prospered. Fred eventually bought the wheat farm the family had lived on so long, and also enough adjoining range land to make a total of over 3,000 acres. It appears that all or a part of the land lays in Ness County, but the nearest town, McCracken, is in Rush County. At this date (1976) Fred still owns the land, but is mostly retired and lives in McCracken (A hand written note says: Died 2 Sep 1978 La Crosse Kansas, buried McCracken, Kansas)
4. Hattie Lavada Bullock b 1 Sep 1897, Pleasant View, Whitley County Kentucky d 18 Jul 1979 in Florence, Colorado. On 15 Jun 1916 in Hays , Kansas Hattie married Arch Raymond Murphy b 4 Jan 1897 Martinsville, Indiana. (1976) They are both living and celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary, Sunday the 13th of June, which is only four days from this writing. Arch is a retired Federal employee. They live at Canon City Colorado. their son, Arch Raymond Jr. lives with them. Arch and Ray built themselves a fishing cabin on a lake in the mountains. Harrie and Arch had seven children.
5. Della Anna Bullock b 13 Jun 1900 Pleasant View, Whitley County Kentucky d 16 Jan 1988 buried McCracken Cemetery. Married 20 Apr 1948 in McCracken, Rush County, Kansas to Jake Edwards b 22 Apr 1906 on board ship enroute to the United States of America. They had no children. They live in McCracken, Kansas, both are in poor health.
6. Virginia Roosevelt Bullock 25 May 1903Whitley County Kentucky. Died 16 Aug 1909, Ness County Kansas from burns received when their home burned.
7. John Letcher Bullock 2 Apr 1906, Ness County Kansas d 8 Feb 1970, Holdbrook Arizona, buried McCracken Kansas. John never married. He lived on the family farm and worked with his brother Fred. He died of a heart attack while visiting friends in Arizona.
8 Edmund Henry Bullock II b 18 Aug 1908, Ness County Kansas d 16 Aug 1909 Ness County Kansas. He died in the burning house two days before his first birthday. His sister Mary Etta, age 20, died trying to rescue him from the burning house. He was named for my father, Edmund Henry Bullock.
9. Essie Farne Bullock b 1 Jul 1910 Ness County Kansas d 1947 McCracken, Rush County Kansas, buried in McCracken. Essie never married.
[Notes on this family are from John Clark Milton Bulock who compiled and edited Edmund H. Bullock's family history, who states "This is the family of Hattie L. Bullock: Daughter of George S. Bullock & Julia Harp, of Big Patterson Creek, Whitley Co. Ky. One of Hattie's daughters (don't know which) gathered and compiled this information for me, and Hattie sent it to me."]

Source: (Birth)
Title: Family Bible of John Clark Bullock
Abbreviation: Family Bible of John Clark Bullock

Source: (Individual)
Title: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Abbreviation: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Quality of data: 1
Note: The information in this manuscript comes from the Genealogy Note Book of Edmund Henry Bullock, 1848-1937. When possible the information has been verified and notes added if corrections were necessary. His notebook included pages from the family Bible that had passed down to him, and correspondence between himself and various cousins, consequently a lot of
the information is first-hand. His hand-written notes were transcribed and compiled by John Clark Milton Bullock a great grandson of David White Bullock and son of Edmund Henry, and a copy made available to me by Russell Maas, a descendent.

Death: 20 NOV 1917 McCracken, Rush County, Kansas

Change: Date: 3 OCT 2002
Time: 17:39:20

Note: BURIAL: "As my father was the first of our immediate family to pass away, the family had no cemetery lot in Lexington, and no close relative buried here; so it was his request that he be buried beside his mother, in the old home cemetery at Tyner, Jackson County, Ky.; and so it was. We later bought lots in the Hill Crest Memorial Cemetery on the Versailles Road where our mother, sister Ethel and her husband T. F. McConnell are buried and where my wife Eva and I expect to be buried. Our father's name is on the family monument in Hill Crest, with an inscription on the foot marker indicating that he was interred at Tyner, Ky." [Note from John Clark Milton Bullock]

BIOGRAPHY: Rev. Edmund Henry Bullock married 30 Jul 1882 in Big Patterson Creek, Whitley County, Ky. to Susan Elizabeth Foley b 29 Jul 1879, Big Patterson Creek, Whitley Co., Ky d 6 Mar 1940, buried Hill Crest memorial Cemetery in Bullock - McConnell, family lot, Lexington, Ky.
"My father was a Methodist Minister. He joined the church in 1875, was ordained and licensed to preach in 1876; he was later assigned to a circuit in Whitley County where he met my mother. He wa also a farmer and soldier. He was a non-commissioned officer in the Spanish American Wr but war ended before he got to Cuba (Co. K, 2nd Reg of Ky Volunteers) He was later a First Lieutenant in the Ky. National guards. He was a great patriot and admirer of Theodore Roosevelt. He had a keen sense of humor and liked people.
"My mother was a wonderful Christian woman, a school teacher and devoted mother. I am quite sure that she never knowingly, did a wrong deed in her life."
They had the following five children:
1. Harry Elmer Bullock b 4 May 1883, Big Patterson Creek, Whitley County Kentucky.
2. Ethel Mae Bullock b 11 Aug 1885 Jellico, Whitley County, Ky.
3. Ellen Myrtle b 14 May 1887 d. 14 May 1887 Whitley County, KY.
4. John Clark Milton Bullock b 26 Sep 1897, Little Patterson Creek, Whitley County KY.
"Our parents (Edmund H. Bullock & Wife) removed from Corbin, Ky. to a farm in Woodford County, Ky. located on the Versailles Midway Pike, about 4 miles from Versailles, in 1917. The next year they moved to a farm in Fayette Co., Ky. located on the Georgetown Pike 6 miles north of Lexington, where they spent the remainder of their lives.
"Father had a stroke in the fall of 1928 which put him on crutches for the remaining nine years of his life. Mother cared for him like she would a baby and followed him within three years. She was 81, he 79."
[Notes by John Clark Milton Bullock]

Edmund Henry Bullock, was a farmer, Methodist Minister, surveyor, and Spanish American War vetran. His Wife was a school teacher in her younger days. They moved from Corbin Whitley Co, KY to Fayette Co in 1918

Edmund Henry Bullock (Rev) joined the Methodist Episcopal Church in 1870: licensed to Exhort in 1876: licensed by KY Conference to preach in Jan. 1878. Served as regular pastor for different churches from time to time until 1918. Served in Spanish American War - CO K. 2nd KY Regiment as Private - Corporal - 2nd Lieutenant, also served in KY National Guard. He taught school, preached and farmed and also did some work for U.S. Post Office letting Mail Routes in several States. He moved from Corbin, KY to Woodford Co in 1917. Moved from Woodford Co to Georgetown Pike 6 miles north of Lexington in 1918, where he died in 1937, Aug. 22. {Taken from family record of Edmund Bullock}

Tombstone "Co. K 2nd Spanish American War"

Source: (Birth)
Title: Names and dates taken from John Clark Bullock Family Bible by Edmund
Henry Bullock
Abbreviation: Names and dates taken from John Clark Bullock Family Bible by Edmund Henry Bullock
Source: (Individual)
Title: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Abbreviation: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Quality of data: 1
Note: The information in this manuscript comes from the Genealogy Note Book of Edmund Henry Bullock, 1848-1937. When possible the information has been verified and notes added if corrections were necessary. His notebook included pages from the family Bible that had passed down to him, and correspondence between himself and various cousins, consequently a lot of
the information is first-hand. His hand-written notes were transcribed and compiled by John Clark Milton Bullock a great grandson of David White Bullock and son of Edmund Henry, and a copy made available to me by Russell Maas, a descendent.

Death: 22 AUG 1937 Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky

Burial: Tyner Cemetery, Jackson County, Ky

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 22:38:51

Note: BIOGRAPHY: On 4 Jul 1880 in Jackson County, Ky. Absolum Felix married Robina Congleton b abt 1862, Jackson, Brethitt County, Kentucky. The couple had four children.
1. Charles Bullock died young
2. William Clark Bullock died young
3. Dorah Lee Bullock b 14 Dec 1883 d 8 Sep 1971 Fayette Co Ky, buried in Lexington Cemetery.
4. Cora Ethel Bullock b Jan 1887 Jackson, Brethitt County Ky.
Dorah Lee (3. above) married 30 Jan 1911 in Frankfort, Ky to James H. Adkins. No issue. He died, she then married a man named Todd (first name unknown) of Denton, Ross, Todd Dept. Store of Lexington, Ky. They had no children. After her sister Cora died, Dorah Lee took her son, Paul Bullock Frasier. Dorah was a telephone operator in Lexington for many years.
Cora Ethel (4. above) married 23 Dec 1906 at Bowe, Ky. to York Frazier and had one child Paul Bullock Frazier b 5 May 1908. Dorah Lee gave the child Paul a home until he was married.
Note: The information about Absolum Feliz came from my father's hand written Note Book, page 22. I knew Dora Lee, her 2nd husband and nephew Paul, personally. I only remember meeting Cora Ethel once or twice when a child"
[Quotes from John Clark Milton Bullock]


"Uncle Felix was killed by a bullit fired by a drunk man who was a stranger to him, while walking on a street in Jackson KY"

(Transcript of Edmund Henry Bullock's handwritten notes)

Source: (Birth)
Title: John Clark Bullock family bible by Edmund Henry Bullock
Abbreviation: John Clark Bullock family bible by Edmund Henry Bullock

Source: (Birth)
Title: John Clark Bullock family bible by Edmund Henry Bullock
Abbreviation: John Clark Bullock family bible by Edmund Henry Bullock

Source: (Individual)
Title: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Abbreviation: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Quality of data: 1
Note: The information in this manuscript comes from the Genealogy Note Book of Edmund Henry Bullock, 1848-1937. When possible the information has been verified and notes added if corrections were necessary. His notebook included pages from the family Bible that had passed down to him, and correspondence between himself and various cousins, consequently a lot of
the information is first-hand. His hand-written notes were transcribed and compiled by John Clark Milton Bullock a great grandson of David White Bullock and son of Edmund Henry, and a copy made available to me by Russell Maas, a descendent.

Death: 26 DEC 1900 Jackson County, or Brethitt County, Kentucky

Change: Date: 2 NOV 2004
Time: 10:59:01

Note: A David Bullock is listed on the 1810 Clay County KY Census being between the age of 16 and 26. This would be right for the birthdate given. He is listed as head of household with female also between the age of 16 and 26. This also would be the right age for Mary Abbet (spelled several different ways.)
This is the only Bullock listed, and no Bullock is listed on the 1820 Census. The following deposition is on record in Estill County KY. "The deposition of David W. Bullock was taken at the house of Carnelious Thomas of Estill Co. Ky. on October 3, 1838, and said Bullock made oath that on the 13th of Feb. next he will be 50 years of age". (which establishes his birth date as 2/13/1789) "That he was raised in Fayette Co. Ky. and that at the first dawn of recolection...He knew Lawrence Ward and his wife Elizabeth: That they lived in Fayette Co. Ky...."
Estill Co. records show that David W. Bullock was a one time J. P. of that county. That he was a County Court Clerk and that he was a Judge of the County Court. The land records show that he bought and sold several tracts of land in Estill & Owsley Cos. His wife Mary's name is on some of the Grantor Deeds.
1820 Census of Estill County lists one Bullock family:- David W. Bullock, 2 males under 10, 1 male under 46, 2 females under 10, 1 female under 46. This census is in agreement with the children listed in the family Bible of Patterson C. Bullock collaborated by his son C. N. Bullock of Jackson, TN & Guntown, Mississippi 3/25/1924

20 May 1839 - Cornelius Moore appointed Surveyor of the road from the Widow Fox Spring to the Clay Co. Line on the Bowman Road to the Rock Shoal in place of David W. Bullock. His hand be from the mount of Buffalo up to the Clay Co. Line, then up the South Fork of the Kentucky River to the Clay Co. Line to include Andrew Mays, Wesley Reynolds, Filson Ward, Patrick Hamilton, William Bowles and William Allen.

Kentucky Land Office Warrant Found in Land Office, Frankfort, KY
Re: Land purchased by David W. Bullock, 28 July 1825, Estill County (Now Lee, Owsley or Jackson) KY. Land Office Warrant #13555 for 100 acres issued to John W. Moore by virtue of payment of the sum of $10.0 (Ten Dollars) issued by the State of Kentucky to said Moore 28 Sep 1824. This warrant was transferred by John W. Moore to David W. Bullock 28 July 1825.

KY. Land Office Warrant #13558 for 100 acres of land issued to John W. Moore by virtue of payment of the sum of $10.00 (Ten dollars). Issued by the State of KY to said Moore 28 Sep, 1824. This warrant also transferred to David W. Bullock by John W. Moore 28 Jul 1825. Gov. Clar. Sec of State was J. M. Bullock.

The above two warrants consisting of a total of 200 acres of land was located on Stone Coal Fork of Elk Lick Fork of Sturgeon Creek and registered in KY Land Grant Office by David W. Bullock, 6 May 1838 in Book L-2, Page 268. Sturgeon Creek heads up in Jackson County and runs thru parts of Lee and Osley before emptying into the Kentucky River below Beatyville in Lee County.

Vol. F. page 94: Estill County, Kentucky. On 31st day of Feb 1835 David W. Bullock sold Benjamin McGuire (Probably son of Merry McGuire and brother of David's 2nd wife Mary (?) for $100.00 and other considerations, 640 acres of land on the River which he bought at a Sheriff's sale: sold to satisfy judgment in favor of William McGuire against Thomas Rose, "and deede to me by the Sheriff of Estill County" Signed: David W. Bullock. (The notes about Merry McGuire are marked as an error, but no further explanation is given)

Volume & Page not given, but in Estill County, 1840 - David W. Bullock deeded to James Smallwood (Could be father or brother of William who married David's daughter Carolina)...David Bullock herein sells to James Smallwood for $1,500.00, 2 Bay Mares, 1 Sorrel Horse, 1 Sorrel Filly, 1 Black Colt, 300 acres of land," the Place whereon I live," 50 acres on the Long Branch, on the waters of the South Fork of the Kentucky River, 8 head of cattle, 25 head of sheep, 25 head of hogs, 1 Rifle Gun, 1 folding table, 4 feather beds and furnature, 1 clock, 1 Sugar desk, , plows & hoes & axes, 1 meat boom, 1 Cart & Oxen, 1 log chain. Casting Cabinet tools, 3 saddles, white lead property.
Deed is dated 2 May 1840. Signed David W. Bullock
Witnessed: By County Court Clerk of Estill County, and recorded 14 Jun 1840 by Robert Clark, County Court Clerk.
Note: This is most likely when David and his wife were in poor health and sold out to go live with son Patterson C. at Dover. Mary died in 1846, David in 1849, both in Dover at the time of death.
Note: James P. Bullock was county Court Clerk of Estill County in 1838 and D. P. Bullock was Deputy County Court Clerk at the same time.

ESTILL COUNTY KENTUCKY DEED BOOK VOL.F, page 43 1834-1839
Bullock, D. W. Bouthe from Sheriff of Estill County Kentucky land of John Rose containing 640 acres more or less , for $972.00. Deed dated 16 Apr 1832. (Film location of all Estill County Records is M-428_

Deed Book Vol G, page 428 Estill County 1840-44: Deed from David W. Bullock to Isaac Congleton. Dated 1 Sep 1843, for a tract of land on Long Branch, Estill County containing 50 acres, more or less, for $25.00 in hand paid. Signed d. W. Bullock & wife Mary Bullock

Deed Book Vol E page 447 1830-1834 Estill County from D. W. Bullock to John Heay.
Deed Book Vol F page 95 1834-1839 Estill County from D. W. Bullock to Benjamin McGuire
Deed Book Vol G page 60 1840-1844 Estill County from D. W. Bullock to James Smallwood

1810 KY Census, Clay Co David Bullock; 1 m 16-26; 1 f 16-26
1820 KY Census, Estill Co, Revenna Twp: David W. Bullock 2 m under 10; 1 m 18-26; 1m 26-45; 3 f under 10; 1 f 26-45
1830 KY Census, Estill Co, David W. Bullock 1 m 6-10; 1 m 11-15; 1 m 16-20; 1m 41-50; 2f 11-15; 1f 31-40
1840 KY Census, Estill Co, 2m 16-20; 1m 51-60; 2f 6-10; 1f 41-50

I know nothing about Mary Abott. The marriage certificate lists James Abbot as Bondsman Court Record Clay Co KY There is a James Abbot in the 1810 Census Clay Co, Kentucky
James Abbet 1 m under 10; 1 m 26-45; 2 f under 10; 1f 26-45 Since Mary Abbot was born in 1786, and was 24 at the time of her marriage, I suspect that although it is possible that she is a daughter, it is more likely that she is a sister of James.

There is a good deal of speculation regarding a second marriage, but I have found no documentation for this and have listed all of the children born to this marriage.

Source: (Individual)
Title: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Abbreviation: Family History of Edmund Bullock
Quality of data: 1
Note: The information in this manuscript comes from the Genealogy Note Book of Edmund Henry Bullock, 1848-1937. When possible the information has been verified and notes added if corrections were necessary. His notebook included pages from the family Bible that had passed down to him, and correspondence between himself and various cousins, consequently a lot of
the information is first-hand. His hand-written notes were transcribed and compiled by John Clark Milton Bullock a great grandson of David White Bullock and son of Edmund Henry, and a copy made available to me by Russell Maas, a descendent.

Death: 13 NOV 1849

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 22:34:35