He was the son of Edward Bullock and Ann (Anderson) Bullock, and had seven siblings. He may have been the youngest child, and thus his birth year may have been as late as 1735 or so. He died after 1753, the date of his father's will, in which he and his brother Micajah were to each get one-half of the North Carolina land that their father owned.
Sources
Will of his father, Edward Bullock of the County of Hanover and parish of St. Martins. Greene Co., GA, WB 4 (1817-1842), pp. 91-93, w. 10 Jan 1753, p. 2 Dec 1756, Hanover Co., VA, recorded Greene Co., GA, 9 Jan 1826. Transcript attached to: 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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