John H. Bullock
Residence was not listed;
Enlisted as a Corporal (date unknown).
"D" Co. TN 1st Infantry
Was 1 of 6 to surrender with Johnston at Greenboro, N.C. on April 26, 1865. Became a Livery Store Keeper after war and had 5 children. When he died his former comrades: James Cook, William Pollard, William Cunningham, and Robert Richardson all carried his coffin.
b. 1845
d. May 24, 1902
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Enlisted at Franklin, TN May 9, 1861. Took the oath of allegiance as a POW at Nashville Nov, 15, 1864. Rejoined the command and was present at the surrender May 1, 1865.
Source: "Williamson County Confederates" by Michael Cotten, 1996.
Residence was not listed;
Enlisted as a Corporal (date unknown).
"D" Co. TN 1st Infantry
Was 1 of 6 to surrender with Johnston at Greenboro, N.C. on April 26, 1865. Became a Livery Store Keeper after war and had 5 children. When he died his former comrades: James Cook, William Pollard, William Cunningham, and Robert Richardson all carried his coffin.
b. 1845
d. May 24, 1902
------
Enlisted at Franklin, TN May 9, 1861. Took the oath of allegiance as a POW at Nashville Nov, 15, 1864. Rejoined the command and was present at the surrender May 1, 1865.
Source: "Williamson County Confederates" by Michael Cotten, 1996.
John H. Bullock
Residence was not listed;
Enlisted as a Corporal (date unknown).
"D" Co. TN 1st Infantry
Was 1 of 6 to surrender with Johnston at Greenboro, N.C. on April 26, 1865. Became a Livery Store Keeper after war and had 5 children. When he died his former comrades: James Cook, William Pollard, William Cunningham, and Robert Richardson all carried his coffin.
b. 1845
d. May 24, 1902
------
Enlisted at Franklin, TN May 9, 1861. Took the oath of allegiance as a POW at Nashville Nov, 15, 1864. Rejoined the command and was present at the surrender May 1, 1865.
Source: "Williamson County Confederates" by Michael Cotten, 1996.
Residence was not listed;
Enlisted as a Corporal (date unknown).
"D" Co. TN 1st Infantry
Was 1 of 6 to surrender with Johnston at Greenboro, N.C. on April 26, 1865. Became a Livery Store Keeper after war and had 5 children. When he died his former comrades: James Cook, William Pollard, William Cunningham, and Robert Richardson all carried his coffin.
b. 1845
d. May 24, 1902
------
Enlisted at Franklin, TN May 9, 1861. Took the oath of allegiance as a POW at Nashville Nov, 15, 1864. Rejoined the command and was present at the surrender May 1, 1865.
Source: "Williamson County Confederates" by Michael Cotten, 1996.
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