Bullock, William
| Birth Name | Bullock, William |
| Gramps ID | I582811222 |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | about 73 years, 4 months, 26 days |
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Notes | Sources |
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| Birth | about 1605 |
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| Death | 1678-05-27 | Bermuda |
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Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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| Father | Bullock, Hugh [I582811583] | |
| Mother | UNKNOWN, Mary [I582811584] | |
| Bullock, William [I582811222] |
Families
| Family of Bullock, William and Painter, Patience [F533086599] | ||
| Unknown | Partner | Painter, Patience [I582811223] |
| Narrative |
Reference Number:480233 |
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| Children |
Narrative
Wm had been having induntured servents sent over from England to Barbados to work his land there,
On June 1, 1648 a daughter named Margaret was baptized at ST Phillip's Parish, Barbados.
In 1652 Wm and John Wainwright witnessed a land transaction by Nathaniel Conyers of Warwick,
Sept 18, 1649 he was sentenced to three months in the Castle (jail) with his wife to send provisions to him. The charge is unknown.
In 1628, William Bullock was in England along with many others trying to sell their tobacco but they had been put off to the point whre people wer being arrested for debts and a letter is sent to the Privy Council asking for relief from this matter. Their tobacco had been allowed to sit in warehouses and was going bad. If they were unable to sell it they would be ruined.
Wm was an inhabitant of the Warwick Tribe and was a signer of the Tribes rebuttal - they would suffer if they could not sell the tobacco corps - the government was so corrupt that one was unable to make a living.
Apr 7 1654: Letter from Thomas Drumomy of Barbados to Wm Bullock of Bermuda, in which he says he married Bullock's daugter while she was on a visit to Barbados and now craves the love and respect of her father and mother.
From book Barbados Records Baptisms 1637-1800 by Sanders
June 1649 Margaret dau of William Bullick
Passenger List 1635
England to MA
Edward Bullock 32 "Elizabeth"
Henry Bullock 40 "Abigail
Henry Bullock 8 "Abigail"
Mary 6
Susan 42
Thomas 2
Ann 13 Mo.
Notes for WILLIAM BULLOCK:
!see Mercer's Bermuda Settlers pg 32; guardian to Peter & Mary Cooper pg 32
!see Peter Wilson Coldham's Complete Book of Emigrants vol 1- pg 81
1628- petition of the poor planters of the Somers Islands. to have their
tobacco released so they can return from England. amongf them Wm Bullock
!Lefroy's Memorials of the Bermudas pg 291: John Dorrell, Justice of the Peace
Warwick's Tribe gave forth a warrant to the constable to seize goods of
Patience Bullock for herself and her two daughters for absence from church
(were Quakers?) August 1669
!Michael Tepper's Passengers to America pg 67 CS68 P3T 1977
lists a Anto: Bullock as passenger on the Truelove of London from Gravesend to
Bormoodes 10 Jun 1635 age 19 (born 1616)
Mary Bullock 6 "