Slaves of James Bullock, Kentucky

Date: 23 Feb 1735 to 29 Jun 1813
Location: Fayette, Kentucky, United States
Surnames/tags: Bullock slavery black_heritage

James Bullock (1735-1813) was the son of Edward Bullock, who was a Hanover County, Virginia slaveholder.

James Bullock (1735-1813) was the son of Edward Bullock, who was a Hanover County, Virginia slaveholder. His father Edward Bullock bequeathed to James the following in his 10 Jan 1753 Hanover County, Virginia will:

1. Bet
2. Hannah (may be the same as Hannah, named below).

Note that a few of the names are the same from his father, Edward Bullock's will (mostly among those who Edward bequeathed to James' siblings) but we do not know to a certainty if these are the same people.

• Dick, whom you will also see below, is possibly the same person that his son, James Bullock, bequeathed to grandson Thomas Bullock
• Charles is possibly the same person that his son, James Bullock, bequeathed to grandson Wingfield Bullock
• Hannah is possibly the same person that his son, James Bullock, bequeathed to granddaughter Milly (Bullock) Winn
• Phillis is possibly the same person (especially noting the spelling) that his son, James Bullock, bequeathed to granddaughter Barbara (Bullock) Wilson

Slaves of James Bullock

Per US Black Heritage: Heritage Exchange Portal, enslaved persons are enumerated in an effort to help their descendants locate their ancestors. The following are persons named in James Bullock's 1813, Fayette County, Kentucky will:

1. Dick (bequeathed to Thomas Bullock)
2. Crete and her child (bequeathed to Anne (Bullock) Redd in James' will)
3. Charles (bequeathed to son Wingfield Bullock)
4. Thomas (bequeathed to son Waller Bullock)
5. Hannah, and
6. Hannah's child Winnie (bequeathed to Milly (Bullock) Winn)
7. Phillis and,
8. her child (bequeathed to Barbara (Bullock) Wilson)
9. Rachel and,
10. her child (bequeathed to Agness Bullock
11. Frank (bequeathed to Martha P Bullock)
12. Thomas, "aged,"
13. Peter, "aged,"
14. Jane, "aged,"
15. Judy, "aged," all four bequeathed to Waller to support