Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, Kniffin 1st ed., 1885
Reprinted 1972 by Kentucky Reprint Co., Murray, KY.
Graves Co.

WILLIAM M. BULLOCK, Graves County, was born December 6, 1828, in Dickson
County, Tenn.  He is the fourth of ten children, seven boys and three
girls, six now living, born to William and Lyddie (Myatte) Bullock, of
North Carolina; the father of Dutch-English and the mother of 
English-Irish origin.  Subject's grandparents were Allen and Maria
(Garner) Bullock and Wiley and ____ (Swanson) Myatte.  Allen Bullock
was a Baptist minister.  William M. came with his parents to Graves
County, December, 1832, and settled seven miles south of Mayfield,
where his father entered and improved 220 acres of land.  He, the
father, died in March, 1858; the mother in August, 1871, aged 
respectively fifty-seven and sixty-six years.  William M. was reared
on a farm and lived with his parents until his marriage on December
26, 1847, to Minerva J. Watson, of Graves County, a native of
Montgomery County, Tenn., and a daughter of Arthur and Naomi (Shipley)
Watson, of Dutch descent.  To Mr. and Mrs. Bullock were born two
children, James A. and John R.; the latter died in infancy.  Mrs. 
Bullock died November, 1852.  Subject was next married, January 12,
1854, to Louisa M. Luther, of Graves County, a native of Dickson 
County, Tenn., and of Dutch descent.  To this union eight children 
were born: Laura E. (now Blain), Electa A., Lydia B., Mary A. 
(deceased), William W., Henry Lee, Jacob A. and Thomas F.  Subject 
and wife are members of the Christian Church, and of the Lincoln 
Mutual Aid Society, of Cairo, Ill.  Mr. Bullock is also a member of 
the Masonic fraternity, and was formerly a member of the Grange.  He 
started life without a dollar, and is to-day possessor of 225 acres 
of land with comfortable buildings; also a lot and blacksmith shop 
in Pryorsburgh.

Bullock Myatte Garner Swanson Watson Shipley Luther Anderson Blain
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Dickson-TN NC Montgomery-TN Randolph-NC Cairo-Alexander-IL

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