119. John BULLOCK III. Born on 9 Jun 1841 in Brandywine Hundred, New Castel Co, DE.[4],[87],[88] John died on 7 Aug 1925; he was 84.[88] Occupation: Apprenticed to a wheelwright and in April 1897 he engaged in business for himself.[4],[87] Education: Public schools of Wilmington.[87] Religion: Attended M. E. Church.[4]

Note: Two more children, deceased. [4]

He was a Republican.[87]

Military: On 18 Aug 1862 John enlisted at Wilmington in Company D, 4th Regiment, DE Volunteer Infantry and served with that regiment till the close of the Civil War. He participated in the battles of Cold Harbor, Petersburg, Weldon Railroad, and Gravel Run, Va., in 1864, and Five Forks, Va., in 1865, and in many important engagements. Mr. Bullock was mustered out of the army at Alden Heights, Va., in 1865, and returned to Wilmington, DE. [4], [87]

On 21 Jun 1868 when John was 27, he first married Annabelle ANDERSON.[88]

Of Delaware Co, PA.[4]

They had the following children:

		i.	Anna T.. Anna T. married Kinsey VANZANDT.
		ii.	William S..
		iii.	John E..

On 4 May 1890 when John was 48, he second married Anna M. McALLISTER, daughter of Carl McALLISTER, in Camden, NJ.[4],[88]

120. Jacob BULLOCK II. Born on 15 Nov 1859.[88] Jacob died abt 1941; he was 81.[88] Jacob was in his 80's when he died. Occupation: Blacksmith.

Of Philadelphia.[4]

A very tall and big man.[88]

When Jacob's wife, Mary, died in 1891, Jacob's brother, Sharpley, and Sharpley's wife, Jane, took Jacob's three daughters, Catherine, Eva and Mary, and raised them as their own.[88]

Jacob married Mary BARR, daughter of Unknown BARR & Unknown GRANEY. Born abt 1867.[88] Mary died in 1891; she was 24.[88]

Medical: Cause of death was due to Brights Disease. [88]

They had the following children:

		i.	Catherine. Occupation: Worked at a jute mill in Delaware.[88] Catherine married Thomas WINTERS.
		ii.	Eva. Occupation: Worked at a jute mill in Delaware.[88] Never married.
	133	iii.	Mary