Their apparent children are named in her husband Edward Bullock's will:[2]
Sarah (Bullock) Rice who married Clifton Rice
John Bullock
Edward Bullock
James Bullock
Mary Bullock
Micajah Bullock
Christeen Bullock
William Bullock
She appears to have died before 10 Jan 1753, the date associated with her husband's Hanover County will, in which she is not named (no spouse is named).[2]
Research Notes
U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 has an unspecified match of indeterminate quality (these Ancestry index records often originate from family group sheet entries based upon traditional family trees, alone)
American Genealogical - Biographical Index (AGBI) has a matched index record of indeterminate quality
↑ Find a Grave, database and images www.findagrave.com/memorial/27240942/ann-bullock accessed 20 Jan 2023, memorial page for Ann Anderson Bullock (1708–10 Jan 1753), Find A Grave: Memorial #27240942; Burial Details Unknown; Maintained by Bobby Kelley (contributor 46959922).
↑ 2.02.1 Facsimile attached to his FindAGrave memorial. Find a Grave, database and images www.findagrave.com/memorial/27240881/edward-bullock accessed 20 Jan 2023, memorial page for Edward Bullock (1703–1756), Find A Grave: Memorial #27240881; Burial Details Unknown; Maintained by Bobby Kelley (contributor 46959922).
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She may be the daughter of Henry Anderson, but this would only be the case if she had a first husband named Ward. One such candidate husband did die c. 1732 Find A Grave: Memorial #162611969; however, their having been married (unless it was a divorce) would not work with the timeline if son John Bullock's birthdate of 1731 is correct (also noting several Bullock children with no birth date).
Of note, the FindAGrave memorial does not attribute all of Benjamin Ward's children to Ann: only a Benjamin Ward (1730-1787).
Source lead, only, i.e., non-dispositive as it may be reproducing a family tree group sheet entry: U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 Ancestry Record 7836 #1280875
Also to be reconciled is that at present, two Anns are attributed as daughters on Henry Anderson's profile; however, they could be one and the same person. At least with the Ann (Anderson) Ward person, we have some leads that place her in Virginia to a high degree of certainty.
Other Benjamin Ward children (unknown mother):
Henry Ward
Mary Ward
Roland / Rowland Ward
Just wanted to make this note that a) Henry Anderson might be this Ann's father; and, if so, that she was highly likely married to Benjamin Ward at the time of her father's will (in 1734, she is named as Henry's daughter, Ann Ward).
Lastly, some of the "sourcing" that is on FamilySearch up and down the line is specious, as it pertain to people living or born in England, whereas, the strong evidence is that these near generations lived and died in Virginia. Thus, some conflation with family of the same name and constellation could also account for issues that at least need to be examined and probably addressed.
Hold that thought... in Henry Anderson records, the evidence for a daughter Ann who m. a Bulloch is not compelling.
The evidence for a daughter Ann who married a Ward and an Edward Friend is slightly stronger; noting also that the Ann who seems proved as a daughter of Henry Anderson lived a short life: (ca. 1705-1736).
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Of note, the FindAGrave memorial does not attribute all of Benjamin Ward's children to Ann: only a Benjamin Ward (1730-1787).
To be reviewed on possible husband Ward:
Also to be reconciled is that at present, two Anns are attributed as daughters on Henry Anderson's profile; however, they could be one and the same person. At least with the Ann (Anderson) Ward person, we have some leads that place her in Virginia to a high degree of certainty.
Other Benjamin Ward children (unknown mother):
Just wanted to make this note that a) Henry Anderson might be this Ann's father; and, if so, that she was highly likely married to Benjamin Ward at the time of her father's will (in 1734, she is named as Henry's daughter, Ann Ward).
Lastly, some of the "sourcing" that is on FamilySearch up and down the line is specious, as it pertain to people living or born in England, whereas, the strong evidence is that these near generations lived and died in Virginia. Thus, some conflation with family of the same name and constellation could also account for issues that at least need to be examined and probably addressed.
The evidence for a daughter Ann who married a Ward and an Edward Friend is slightly stronger; noting also that the Ann who seems proved as a daughter of Henry Anderson lived a short life: (ca. 1705-1736).