Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
NameElizabeth Ingraham 
90029,90105,90031,90030,90034,90106,90107,90108,90042,90044,90046,90049,90051,90053,90054,90055,90057,90058,90059,90109
90029,90105,90031,90030,90034,90106,90107,90108,90042,90044,90046,90049,90051,90053,90054,90055,90057,90058,90059,90109Memoabt 1622-bef parents marriage? 1627?
Death7 Jan 1660, Rehoboth, Bristol County, MA90113,90114,90115,90116,90117,90118,90119,90049,90053,90055,90120,90109
Memo1659?
FatherRichard Ingraham (<1609-1683)
MotherElizabeth Wignall (<1603-)
Research
Bristol County MA Probate File Papers 1686-188064828 (No Elizabeth Bullock with appropriate dates)
Dutchess County NY The Settlers of the Beekman Patent66975
V5 Pg 101 Richard Ingraham ch: (Elizabeth not mentioned as a child)
Dutchess County NY The Settlers of the Beekman Patent66975
V5 Pg 101 Richard Ingraham ch: (Elizabeth not mentioned as a child)
Spouses
1Richard Bullock 90029,90030,83389,90031,90032,90033,90034,90035,90036,90037,90038,90039,90040,90041,90042,90043,90044,90045,90046,90047,90048,90049,83398,90050,90051,90052,90053,90054,90055,90056,90057,90058,90059,90060,90061
90029,90030,83389,90031,90032,90033,90034,90035,90036,90037,90038,90039,90040,90041,90042,90043,90044,90045,90046,90047,90048,90049,83398,90050,90051,90052,90053,90054,90055,90056,90057,90058,90059,90060,90061Memo22 Nov 1622? same day as death?
Memowas a freeman May 1646
Memopurchased a lot that had been set aside for the Governor
Land Purchase1644, Seekonk, Bristol County, MA90081
Memohe draws 21 rights in the Great (Seekonk) Plain.
Memoallotted Matthew Pratt’s rights in the town land, Pratt having removed from the town
Memoone of 49 residents to draw meadow lands
Residence1656, Newtown, Long Island,90086
Memoshared in a drawing of lands in the northern part of the town & bought the governor’s lot for £200
Land Purchase1666, Rehoboth, Bristol County, MA90092
Memoshared in the division of the Sannamoisett lands
MemoBef 30 Oct 1667? 22 Nov 1667?
Religionmember of the Baptist church of which the Rev. John Myles was pastor.90102
FatherHenry Bullock (~1595-1663)
MotherSusan (1593-1644)
Misc. Notes
Richard Bullock was licensed to keep a ferry at Palmer’s River on 1 Mar 1664 by the Plymouth Colony. This allowed him to ferry horses from Rehoboth across the Pawtucket (Blackstone) River to the Providence Plantation of Roger Williams.90103
Pg 3 Certain brief records furnished by the American Historical Society of New York City state that Richard Bullock ... was accompanied in his migration to America by two brothers, one of whom settled in VA, and that Richard was in Rehoboth, MA, in 1643 and left the town soon after 1644.70593
Pg 6 Richard Bullock settled upon a tract of land of several hundred acres lying mostly along the west bank of Palmer’s River & extending from near the north boundary of Swansea in the northerly direction to a point nearly a mile north of the Orleans Factory Site. A portion of this land remained in the name and blood of its first settler for more than two centuries and the ancient “landing” place below Miller’s Bridge at the head of large boat navigation, in the olden time a place of much importance for the receiving & shipment of goods & farm products, is still (1892) in the ownership of ex-Governor Davis of RI, a descendant of the 7th generation.70593
MA Census, 1790-189069451
Richard Bullock, MA, MA Colony, Freeman May 1645
Pg 3 Certain brief records furnished by the American Historical Society of New York City state that Richard Bullock ... was accompanied in his migration to America by two brothers, one of whom settled in VA, and that Richard was in Rehoboth, MA, in 1643 and left the town soon after 1644.70593
Pg 6 Richard Bullock settled upon a tract of land of several hundred acres lying mostly along the west bank of Palmer’s River & extending from near the north boundary of Swansea in the northerly direction to a point nearly a mile north of the Orleans Factory Site. A portion of this land remained in the name and blood of its first settler for more than two centuries and the ancient “landing” place below Miller’s Bridge at the head of large boat navigation, in the olden time a place of much importance for the receiving & shipment of goods & farm products, is still (1892) in the ownership of ex-Governor Davis of RI, a descendant of the 7th generation.70593
MA Census, 1790-189069451
Richard Bullock, MA, MA Colony, Freeman May 1645
Research
Bristol County MA Probate File Papers 1686-188064828 (No Richard Bullock with appropriate dates)
Edward Bullock, Male, Marr: 23 Aug 1596 Great Wigborough, Essex, England, Jone Barbar, FHL Film 557118788099 (His father?)
Pg 450 Henry Bullock of Salem Will dtd 21 Dec 1663 proved 29 Jun (4 mo) 1664 (Essex Co Qtrly Ct Files vol 10 leaf 6):90104 (Not mentioned in his father’s will)
FamilySearch.org Family Tree indicates his parents are Sir Edward Bullock 1580-1644 Marr: 1620 Essex. England, Elizabeth Susan Wylde 1602-1644 no source proving this as of 13 Dec 2018
Edward Bullock, Male, Marr: 23 Aug 1596 Great Wigborough, Essex, England, Jone Barbar, FHL Film 557118788099 (His father?)
Pg 450 Henry Bullock of Salem Will dtd 21 Dec 1663 proved 29 Jun (4 mo) 1664 (Essex Co Qtrly Ct Files vol 10 leaf 6):90104 (Not mentioned in his father’s will)
FamilySearch.org Family Tree indicates his parents are Sir Edward Bullock 1580-1644 Marr: 1620 Essex. England, Elizabeth Susan Wylde 1602-1644 no source proving this as of 13 Dec 2018