Bullock, Garland (b. , d. 1842)

Note: m1: 13 Dec 1794 in Clark Co., Kentucky to Elizabeth Bullock b dau of Josias and Mary Bullock (Will of Josias Bullock Deed Books A and B1799-1810 Jessamine Co., Kentucky (p. 100). m2: 15 Dec 1812 in Fayette Co., Kentucky to Mary 'Polly' HAWKINS b: ABT 1777 in Spotsylvania Co., Virginia Carroll Co., KY Will Books 1-2 1838-1860 1/180. 31 Aug 1839 prb. 2//1842; Will of Garland Bullock of Carroll Co Only two children are known: Mary Garland Bullock b: Abt 1810 in Gallatin Co., KY and Elizabeth Thompson Bullock b: 1816 in Probably Gallatin Co., KY

M: Elizabeth 13 Dec 1794 in Clark Co., Kentucky
M: Mary Hawkins

LINEAGE: "Bullocks of Virginia and Kentucky" compiled by Nada Binnion Fuqua (located at Pulaski Co. Hist. Lib.)

BIRTH: a) "Tennessee Cousins", page 724. (Henderson County Tennessee entry).b) Aker, M.B. (1952). "Bullocks of Virginia and Kentucky and Their Descendants, page 2.

source a):Christopher Harris Williams was also a kinsman of Micajah Bullock who was from Granville Co., North Carolina, the son of Edward Bullock. Micajah Bullock was probably born in Hanover County, Virginia where his parents moved from North Carolina. (Lost Tribes of North Carolina, page 280).

source b): Edward son of Edward Bullock baptized June 4, 1704 St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., Virginia.

James and Edward Bullock inherited the 1723 grant of Edward Bullock, Jr. between 1756, when John Bullock processioned land for "my father"...

RESIDENCE: Hanover Co., Va, Granville Co., NC and Kentucky.
DEATH: Will written 10 Jan 1753 in Hanover County, VA. Copy of will found in Greene Co., GA Courthouse.

KY Census 1790
Garlind Bullock
KY Census 1800; Gallatin Co
Garland Bullock
KY Census 1810; Gallatin Co
Garland Bullock 0-0-0-1-0-1-1-0-1-0-0
KY Census 1820; Gallatin Co, Fredericksburg Twp
Garland Bullock 0-0-0-0-0-1-3-0-0-1-0
KY Census 1830; Gallatin Co, Unknown Twp
0-0-0-1-0-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-0-0-0-1-1-0-0-1-0-0-0-0
Ky Census 1840; Carrol Co, Unknown Twp
0-0-1-0-0-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-0-0-0-1-0-1-0-0-1-0-0-0
In 1850 Garland does not appear on the KY Census

Death: 1842 Fayette Co, KY

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 18:23:10

Change: Date: 28 SEP 2003
Time: 14:17:37

Change: Date: 28 SEP 2003
Time: 14:17:23

Note: Permelia is also referred to as Pamela in some research.

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 19:39:32

Change: Date: 28 SEP 2003
Time: 14:16:34

Note: Children
1. Micajah Bullock b: 28 SEP 1798
2. John D. Bullock b: 23 NOV 1800
3. Richard H. Bullock b: 15 FEB 1803
4. Philip Bullock b: 29 MAR 1805
5. Edward Bullock b: 1 APR 1808
6. Frances C. Bullock b: 22 DEC 1809
7. Benjamin F. Bullock b: 13 FEB 1812
8. Rowan Bullock b: 30 JAN 1815
9. Leonard H. Bullock b: 2 JUL 1818
10. Marion W. Bullock b: 8 MAY 1823
11. James W. Bullock b: 24 SEP 1824
12. Thomas J. Bullock b: 4 FEB 1827

Death: 31 AUG 1856

Change: Date: 9 OCT 2004
Time: 07:03:28

Note: This may be an error since it seems to be the same man who is also shown married to Frances Bullock, dau of Micajah Bullock and Susannah Pryor.

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 19:56:00

Change: Date: 28 SEP 2003
Time: 14:15:29

Death: 20 OCT 1827 Bedford Co,TN

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Time: 19:34:28

Note: Event: Sold land lying in Nottoway Co. and Prince Edward Co., VA Property 25 Nov 1797 Nottoway Co., VA Event: Sold land - Little Saylor Creek Property 28 Dec 1797 Nottoway Co., VA
Census: 1800 Granville Co., NC
Event: Sold land Property 13 Feb 1802 Granville Co., NC
Event: Purchase land - Little Saylor Creek Property 3 Apr 1780 Amelia Co., VA
Event: Purchased land - Little Saylor Creek Property 27 Sep 1781 Amelia Co., VA
Census: 1782 Amelia Co., VA
Census: 1810 Granville Co., NC
Event: Sold land Property 1 Aug 1816 Granville Co., NC
Census: 1785 Amelia Co., VA 1 2 Census: 1787 Amelia Co., VA
Event: Purchased land - both sides of Little Saylor Creek
Property 3 Apr 1787 Amelia Co., VA
Census: 1820 Ledge of Rock, Granville Co., NC
Event: Purchased land Property 19 Sep 1799 Granville Co., NC
Will: 1 Jul 1818 Granville Co., NC
Census: 1790 Amelia Co., VA
Event: Sold land - Dalby's Mill Pond Property 6 Apr 1795 Nottoway Co., VA
Event: Sold land lying in Nottoway Co. and Prince Edward Co., VA
Property 1 Jul 1797 Nottoway Co., VA
Event: Purchased land Property 15 Oct 1797 Granville Co., NC
Probate: Feb 1821 Granville Co., NC
Burial: Lyon Graveyard, Granville Co., NC
Note:
Clift/Dalby: 10 Aug 1772, witness/executor of Will of Anderson Mitchell, Amelia Co., VA. 12 Feb 1798, Nottoway Co., VA, Deed - sold slaves. Bet. 1803 and 1809, Granville Co., NC, Deeds - sold slaves. 13 Aug 1803, Granville Co., NC, Power of Attorney to K. Dalby and E. Bullock for purpose of retrieving slaves in GA. 15 May 1818, Granville Co., NC, Deed - sold slaves. 1820, Amelia Co., VA, submitted Claim for Public Service in Rev. War. (Dalby: "It does not appear that John was an active member of the military service as a soldier during the American Revolution, but in the Public Service Claims, VA., Amelia Co., Booklet 2, it is shown that he filed for furnishing a substantial amount of supplies to the Army.")

Clift: 4 Oct 1784, witnessed land sale, Hanover Co., VA. Abt. Nov 1797, moved to Granville Co., NC. 12 Apr 1811, Granville Co., NC, sued K. Dalby for recovery of money.

Dalby: 22 Jul 1773, sold land as Executor of Anderson Mitchell's Will, Amelia Co., VA

Death: 1820 Granville Co, NC

Change: Date: 29 SEP 2003
Time: 10:10:30

Change: Date: 28 SEP 2003
Time: 14:02:53

Note: Dau of John M. and Sallie Emmerson

Death: Abt 1880

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 22:22:08

Note: Children:
i. John Milton Bullock b: 26 JUL 1833
ii. Harriet A. Bullock b: ABT 1835 m: R.W. Walker
iii. Hettie T. Bullock b: ABT 1842 m: C. T. Rudd Stocksville, Mississippi
iv. Edward Thomas Bullock b: 13 SEP 1847 in Hickman, Kentucky m: Bettie Pettit 1872 B: Princeton, KY
and had two children: Edward Thomas Bullock, Jr. m: Della (Cobb) Reid 1875; and Della Bullock
v. Clara Pinckney "Pinky" Bullock b: 6 AUG 1850 in Clinton, KY 22 Oct 1925 Memphis, Tn. Burial: Clinton, Ky. m: John Goodlet Samuels 3/27/1871 Clinton, Ky. B: 5/18/1830 Nelson Co., Ky.
vi. Mary Kingman Bullock b: 25 MAY 1854 in Hickman, KY

The following notes are taken from Memorial Record of Western Kentucky, Lewis Publishing Company, 1904, pp 693-695 [Fulton]

EDWARD IRVIN BULLOCK, deceased, was born in Culpeper County, Virginia. At the age of nineteen years he left his native state and came to Kentucky, locating in Cumberland county, where he married Maria Emmerson, a native of Cumberland county, born near the town of Berksville. Her parents were John M. and Sallie Emmerson, natives of Kentucky.

Edward I. Bullock received his education in William and Mary College, of Virginia, in which he graduated, and after his marriage he located at Berksville, Kentucky. Being a civil engineer, he was elected surveyor of his county, and later was admitted to the bar and began practice. He was later made state's attorney, being appointed by Governor Clark, and was serving in that office at the time of the celebrated murder case of the State vs. Judge Wilkerson, Mrs. Wilkerson and Murdough for the murder of John Rothwell and Alexander H. Meeks, in March, 1839, one of the most celebrated cases in Kentucky jurisprudence, and the full history of which may be found in "Carlton on Homicide." Subsequently Mr. Bullock removed to what is now Hickman, Kentucky, and was the first county attorney of Fulton county, also representing that county in the legislature. His next location was at Clinton, to which place he removed in 1854, and from there removed in 1857 to his country home two and a half miles east of Columbus, where he remained until his death, February 13, 1883. He continued in the practice of law until his death, served as circuit judge by appointment and was one of the codifiers of the general statute of Kentucky in the year 1873, which was adopted by the general assembly. In his political affiliations he was first a Whig and alter a Democrat, in his fraternal relations was a Master Mason and was a member of the Episcopal church. He was an able attorney, advocate and jurist and was a splendid trial lawyer.

Five of the children born to Mr. and Mrs. Bullock died in infancy and the remainder are: John, who died in 1857 and was an able lawyer of Hickman; Harriet, the widow of R. W. Walker; Hettie, a widow now living at Arlington, Kentucky; Edward Thomas; Pinkie, the widow of John G. Samuels and a resident of Clinton; and Mary, widow of C. T. Rudd, of Stocksville, Mississippi. Mrs. Bullock died in 1880, aged about sixty-five years.

Edward Thomas Bullock was born in Hickman, Kentucky, September 13, 1847, and studied law under L. D. Husbands, of Paducah. He was admitted to the bar in 1870, and for the following five years practiced at Paducah, since which time he has followed his profession in Hickman county. His political support is given to the Democratic party, and religiously he is a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. In 1872 Mr. Bullock was united in marriage to Miss Bettie Pettit, of Princeton, Kentucky, and she bore him one son, E. T., Jr., a steamboat engineer. Mrs. Bullock died in 1875, and he was afterward married to Mrs. Della Reid, nee Cobb, by whom he has one child, Della.

Death: 13 FEB 1883

Burial: Bullock Graveyard near Columbus, Hickman Co, KY

Change: Date: 29 NOV 2004
Time: 22:27:49

Note: The following information was furnished to me by Mary Browder in July 1990. According to a letter included with this information it had been forwarded to "my Uncle Gus (Alonzo Augustus Donoho) on 30 May 1947 by Estella Bullock."

Glover Family Record

In the 17th century a man named William Glover set up the first printing press in one of the early colonies. It is not known if he was the ancestor of the Glovers in Barren County or not.

Glovers of Barren County, KY
William Glover married Charity Wilson on 9 November, 1808, in Barren County. Siebert Wilson was the bondsman. Record is in clerk's office in Glasgow, KY.

Their children were as follows:
Minerva Glover born 15 October, 1809, died 10 September, 1896. Buried at Poplar Log
John Allen Glover born 3 March, 1814, died 10 August, 1860. Buried at Glover's place near old Glover Mill, now Ritter's Mill.
Nancy Wilson Glover born 1820, died 1878. Buried at Poplar Log in Barren County.
William Ripley Glover born 6 March, 1824, died 7 September, 1855. Buried at Glover's Place.
Walter Glover
Jane Elizabeth Glover , buried at Walnut Hill, near Park City.
Martin Glover, record of birth and death on tombstone at Poplar Log.
Joseph Glover buried at old Glover Place near Ritter's Mill.
Minerva Glover married John Waller Bullock in Barren County in 1833.
Nancy Glover married Fleming Childress in Barren County in 1839.
Walter T. Glover married Agnes Rhea in Barren County in 1838.
Joseph Glover married Mrs. Wheat. (Her maiden name given in the clerk's office in Glasgow KY.) He left part of his property to his step daughter Lizzie Wheat. (Will at Glasgow KY.)
Jane Elizabeth Glover was never married.
Martha married Soloman Holland Dickinson.
William Ripley Glover has no record of being married.

Minerva, Nancy, and Martha are buried at Poplar Log Cemetery in Barren County. William Ripley and John Allen are buried at the old Glover burying ground on the farm owned for many years by William and Charity Wilson Glover. The unmarked graves in the burying ground are presumed to be those of William and Charity Glover. The other unmarked grave that of Walter Glover or his wife or the wife of Joseph Glover.

Jane Elizabeth Glover is buried at a cemetery not far from Park City. Walnut Hill or Walnut Grove or some name like that. The house in which William and Charity Wilson Glover lived is still standing and the farm on which they lived is owned by Mr. Zeke Jones and his heirs.
Above notes from research of William Donoho: williamdonoho@netscape.net

See spouse for more information.

Nickname: Betty

Death: 10 SEP 1896

Burial: Poplar Log Cemetery,Barren Co,KY

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Time: 22:18:10

Note: Children
Harriet Rebecca BULLOCK b: 2 OCT 1834 in Barren, KY
Edward BULLOCK b: 6 DEC 1836 in Barren, KY
William Allen BULLOCK b: 18 DEC 1838
Robert Lewis BULLOCK b: 28 OCT 1840 in Barren, KY
Thomas Jefferson BULLOCK b: 28 JUL 1843 in Barren, KY
Hannah Clark BULLOCK b: 10 DEC 1846 in Barren, KY
Clara Garland BULLOCK b: 21 APR 1848 in Barren, KY
Annie BULLOCK b: 1850 in Barren, KY
John Walter BULLOCK b: 7 APR 1853 in Barren, KY


The following information was taken from data provided to me by Mary Browder in July 1990. It came from the Bullock family history which had been sent to my Uncle Gus (Alonzo Agustus Donoho) in 1947 by Estella Bullock.

John Waller Bullock born in Culpepper County Va. 4 May 1807, attended school at Danville, Ky., about 10 miles from Perryville where his father and mother; Edward and Hannah Clark Bullock lived. They moved to Barren County in 1827 and resided on a farm in Skaggs Creek near Temple Hill, which was conveyed to Edward and Hannah Clark Bullock and their children by David Bullock who lived in Richmond Virginia. Edward had eleven brothers and sisters who lived to manhood and womanhood. John Waller Bullock married Minerva Glover in Barren County in 1833.

The following are the children of John Waller Bullock and Minerva Glover:
Harriet Rebecca born 2 October, 1834, died ?, buried at Pollar Log. Married Wyatt B. Goad. Date of death on tombstone.
Edward Bullock born 6 December, 1836, died 22 December, 1840. Burial place unknown.
William Allen Bullock born 18 December, 1838, died 18 March, 1915. Married Martha Jane McPherson and then Mrs. Victoria Edwards Miller. Buried at Horse Cave, KY. His first wife was the mother of Donna Bullock and John H. Bullock.
Robert Lewis Bullock, born 28 October, 1840, died April 1862. A Lieutenant in the Union Army.
Thomas Jefferson Bullock born 28 July, 1843, died 11 April, 1925. Buried at Poplar Log. Married Jennie Patia Shirley of Monroe County, 20 January, 1878. They were the parents of Quintella, Estella, Tommie Allen, and Robert Ernest Bullock.
Hannah Clark Bullock born 10 December, 1846, married Harvey C. Donoho in Barren County in 1868. Children were: Annie, Mary, Mattie, Edward, Augustus, Luther and Hattie.
Clara Garland Bullock born 21 April, 1848, died at Glasgow. Buried at Eighty Eight. Married William Oliver. Children were Annie, Rolly, William, Pearl and Webb Oliver. She was married in Barren County.
Annie Bullock born 1850,died in Hart County Ky,. married Joseph Meridith. Children were: Minnie and John Thomas Meridith.
John Walter Bullock born 7 April, 1853, died 10 June, 1888. Married Sallie Meridith. Children were Homer, Hattie, and John Allen. Buried at Poplar Log.

Additional Notes
John Waller Bullock was a prominent school teacher in Barren County, prior to and after the establishment of free schools. Two of his sons, William Allen and Robert Lewis enlisted in the Union Army at the beginning of the Civil War. Robert Lewis as a Lieutenant of the 21st Kentucky Infantry. Lieutenant Bullock died as a result of exposure brought about while assisting one of the men in his company cross a stream.. Lieutenant Bullock was mounted and the soldier was walking. When they approached the stream the foot soldier hesitated and the Lieutenant offered his mount to the sick soldier, wading the stream himself. The lieutenant was recovering from the measles and took relapse from which he never recovered.

William Allen Bullock sevred four years in the army after which he studied law and procticed in Barren and adjoining counties. He was co-founder with Fleming Page of the Glasgow, Republican. He was the father of Miss Donna Bullock of Cave City, Kentucky, and John H. Bullock of Denver, Colorado.

Dr. Thomas Jefferson Bullock, born July 28, 1843, the fourth son of John Waller and Minerva Glover Bullock practiced medicine in Barren and Monroe Counties for some fifty years. He could well be called the "Country Doctor". He practiced during that period when the doctor carried his stock of drugs in his saddle bags. It is stated that he never lost a case of pneumonia during his many years of practice. His chief concern was how to cure and alleviate the ills of the poor and rich alike, never taking into consideration whether he would receive pay or not. Truly, if so inclined, the Bullocks could boast of their heritage. It will be noted that the names of Edward Bullock's children do not agree with those submitted by R. Lee Hargrove. It will be observed that some have been added and some left out. I have not attempted to make any corrections.
Above notes from William Donoho: williamdonoho@netscape.net

1840 KY Census Barren Co, SW Div John W. Bullock: 2m under 5; 1m 31-40; 1f 6-10; 1f 31-40
1850 KY Census Barren Co, Div 1 Property 873, Household 857
John W. Bullock 43 M School Teacher $300 KY
Minerva Bullock 40 F KY
Harriet R. Bullock 15 F KY
William A. Bullock 11 M KY
Robert L. Bullock 9 M KY
Thomas S. Bullock 6 M KY
Hanna E. Bullock 4 F KY
Clara G. Bullock 2 F KY

Death: 1868 Clinton, Hickman Co., Kentucky

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Time: 16:16:20

Death: 25 DEC 1851 Clinton Co.,MO

Burial: Winn Family Cemetery, NW Of Trimble, Clinton Co., Mo

Change: Date: 18 OCT 2004
Time: 09:59:46

Change: Date: 8 OCT 2003
Time: 16:13:09

Note: RICHARD BULLOCK II (1690-1764) The research of Lewis T. Bullock reveals Richard was in Granville Co, NC in 1756. Richard's will was dated 1764 and was probated in 1766. His exact death date is not known. He died at the homeplace in the fork of Big and Little Nutbush Creek.

BIRTH: Julius Augustus McCurdy, "The Stone Mountain McCurdys" (Collegiate Press Inc,Atlanta,1979),p.89. NC State Library. "Index of NC Ancestors, "NC Genealogy Society,Raleigh,1981(Santa Clara Public Library), gives c1695 & VA.
MARRIAGE: "Stone",p.89.
DEATH: "Index" above. "Abstracts of Wills & Estate Records of Granville Co, NC, 1746-1808" by Zae Hargett Gwynn, published by Joseph W Watson,406 Piedmont Ave, Rocky Mount, NC,1973,p.7:after 27 OCT 1764 & Granville (Denver Public Libr). "Stone,"p.89 gives probate as Nov 1766. Richard lived in Hanover Co., which was carved out of New Kent Co., where he became a prosperous merchant. He is listed as a processioner of St. Paul's parish 1708/1743. In about 1753, Indian troubles caused him to dispose of his land there prior to the move to North Carolina, where he settled on Nutbush Creek. Records show he applied for bounty land for his services for the year 1758 in Col. Byrd's Regiment, during the French and Indian Wars. This land was granted on Ellibies Creek in then Orange Co., NC., which his will directed to be sold to pay debts of his estate. Richard Bullock died in Granville Co., NC, in 1764. His will was dated Oct. 27, 1764, and proved the next month, mentions children Sarah Sims, Agnes Williams, Zacharia, William, John, Susanna Sims, Agatha Nichols, [BO: Nathaniel: BO], and Leonard Hendley Bullock. Daughter Anna married to Henry Vandyck was deceased. [BO: Nathaniel : BO]was willed the land and plantation whereon Richard lived after his mother's death, as well as half the remaining estate, Leonard receiving the other half, after bequests to the other children. Witnesses to his will included Philemon Hawkins, whose daughter Fannie married his son Leonard Henley Bullock.

Death: 17 OCT 1764 Granville, NC

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Time: 16:32:47

Change: Date: 30 OCT 2003
Time: 11:25:06