Andrew Bullock Part 2

 Andrew Bullock was a farmer enumerated in the 1910 Pike County federal census with a different wife Lula McEwen. Death information of Vicey (Visa) Bridges Bullock has not been found at this time.   The census record indicates this is the second marriage for both of them with the designation of M2 with ten years in the present marriage. Lula had seven children with six living. The designation on the census record for race is Mu for Mulato which suggests a person of mixed Caucasian and Black ancestry or not having black skin color.

 Andrew Bullock, Beat 5, Pike, Mississippi, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) ED 110, sheet 7A, family 117, NARA microfilm publication T624 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1982), roll 755; FHL microfilm 1,374,768.

Name                         Relationship                 Sex            Race          Age         Married/  

                                                                                                                                    Single

Andrew Bullock        Head                              M                Mu          53                  M2

Lula                             wife                                F                  Mu          37                  M2

Effie                             daughter                       F                 Mu           18                     S 

Julia                             daughter                      F                  Mu           17                     S

Leslie                          son                                 M                  Mu           6                     S  

Jerry                           son                                 M                  Mu          15                     S

 Jim                             son                                 M                 Mu            5                     S 

 Andrew                     son                                 M                  Mu            2                     S

Joe Brumfield          step-son                         M                    B           16                    S

Ed Brumfield            step-son                        M                    B            13                   S

 Roberta Brumfield  step-daughter               F                    B            12                   S

 They were married for less than 10 years on the actual marriage certificate. Lula Brumfield and Andrew Bullock were married on January 12, 1901 in Pike County. From the 1910 census record and their marriage date, Lula has six living children: Leslie, Jim and Andrew Bullock, Joe, Ed and Roberta Brumfield. Andrew Bullock's child Ada Bullock enumerated with mother M A Bullock would be 32 years old in 1910. Andrew Bullock's children enumerated with Vicey Bridges Bullock ages would be in 1910 Mattie 27, John 26, Thomas 23, Monroe 21 and Samuel 20 who probably be living independently or deceased.

Lula's previous marriage was to Robert Brumfield. They married on July 11, 1893 in Pike County,

More information to come.

--- The Tree Gardener

Andrew Bulock Part 1

 Andrew Bullock was a farmer born February 1858 in Mississippi from the 1900 enumeration of the Pike County, Mississippi Federal census. His parents were born in Mississippi and their names are unknown at this time. His name is also known as Andy and Ander Bullock. Andrew Bullock had three brothers Charlie, Jake and John who were identified at the Brumfield and Bullock Family Reunion July 11 to 13, 1997 booklet. After research, the children assigned to John in the booklet are children of William Bullock. Andrew Bullock had three wives during his life.

In the 1880 Pike County federal census, Andrew is 22 married to M A Bullock 19 years old. They have one daughter enumerated A Bullock who is 9 months old. The quality of the census record is extremely poor and not reproduced here. In the 1885 Pike County school census, Andrew Bullock is identified along with Ada who is 6 years old. I have been unable to find additional information concerning M A Bullock.

Mississippi Enumeration of Educable Children, 1850-1892; 1908-1957," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QK6W-5NX8 : 2 March 2021), Andrew Bullock in entry for Ada Bullock, 1885; citing School enrollment,, Pike, Mississippi, United States, Mississippi Department of Archives & History, Jackson.

At the age of 35 Andrew married Vicey(Visa) Bridges on February 3, 1893. A copy of the marriage certificate is shown.

Pike County, Mississippi File #0043855 Book/Page D/196

Andrew Bullock and Vicey Bridges Bullock and their children are enumerated in the 1900 census.

"United States Census, 1900," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M9XT-FTH : accessed 16 May 2023), Andrew Bullock, Beat 2 (part of), Pike, Mississippi, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 107, sheet 7A, family 119, NARA microfilm publication T623 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1972.); FHL microfilm 1,240,825.

Name                       Relationship     Color   Sex     Date of Birth     Age     Married/Single      

Andrew Bullock      Head                  B          M         Feb 1858           42         M

Visa                           wife                     B          F          Jan 1865           35         M

Mattie                       daughter            B          F          July 1883          17         M

John                          son                      B          M         Aug 1884          16          S

Thomas                     son                      B         M         Mar 1887           13         S

Monroe                     son                      B          M         Apr 1889           11          S

Samuel                      son                      B          M         June 1890        10          S

Effie                           daughter            B          M         Feb 1892            8          S  

Julia                          daughter             B          F          Apr 1893            7          S

Jessey                        son                      B         M          Dec 1894            5          S

More information to come.

Updated August 5, 2023

--- The Tree Gardener

FAMILY TIES 1

 

It’s often difficult to determine familial relationships this is especially true at family reunions. Everyone wants to know how they are related within their family and with other families. This is my first attempt at identifying some family ties. I have made multiple blog posts about the Caston, Downs, Gatlin, Brumfield and Andrews families.  I will have future blog posts on other branches. An extensive detailed genealogy of the Barnes family has been done by Rosie M. Polk which I will not try to duplicate on my blog. https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/p/o/l/Rosie-M-Polk/GENE4-0007.html

Every individual has 2  parents and 4 grandparents. An uncle is the brother of a person’s father or mother OR the husband of your aunt (aka uncle-in-law). An aunt is the sister of a person’s father or mother OR the wife of your uncle (aka aunt-in-law). First cousins share the same grandparents.

I would like to dissect a portion of the chart using the following illustrations:

Mattie and Charlie Barnes were brother and sister. They had 7 siblings, 25 aunts and uncles the siblings of their parents. If each aunt and uncle married a possible 25 uncle-in-laws and aunt-in-laws for a total of 50. The actual number is slightly less because of early deaths and unmarried individuals. I provided a more detailed genealogy of Charlie Barnes and Bertha Brumfield in the post "Tombstone Tuesday" September 20, 2022. 

Edward “Ned” Barnes and Jerry Barnes were brothers. They each had 14 siblings. Harry Barnes, their father had 4 siblings and their mother Mahalia Johnson 3 siblings. They had 7 aunts and uncles. If each aunt and uncle married a possible 7 uncles-in-law and aunts-in-law for a total of 14.  I have  made an incomplete review of the names and number of the siblings' children and wives siblings children of Edward "Ned" Barnes and Jerry Barnes. From my review these two men  were uncles  and uncle in-law to a over 100 nieces and nephews.

Liddie Brumfield Caston and Louis Brumfield had 4 sons:

Richard Brumfield

Irving Brumfield

Thomas Brumfield

Frank Brumfield 

 Richard Brumfield and Thomas Brumfield are brothers.  They had 3 siblings each. There aunts and uncles are unknown.  The number of siblings of Liddie Brumfield Caston, Louis Brumfield, Ellen Walker, Catherine Love, Celia, and Louisa McEwen wife of Irving Brumfield are presently unknown from my research.  I have been unable to find the genealogy of Frank Brumfield. 

 

From available information Thomas Brumfield had 25 nieces and nephews and Richard had 12 nieces and nephews.

This genealogy research presented is incomplete because names may have been omitted and all kinship relationships of these families have not been identified. Though oral history from descendants, research of historical records and DNA analysis more information my be obtained in the future. The goal was to show some selected families relationships.   

---- The Tree Gardener

Mary Johnson Enslaved Part 7

George and Mary continue to reside in Pike County. Enumerated in the 1900 census,  unique information is given not found in previous census such as  birthdates, years married, person's home rented mortgage or owned, and did they live on a farm or house. Mary and her parents were listed born in Mississippi. From the census record George  and Mary were married 55 years owned a farm. They had 13 children and 9 where still alive.

"United States Census, 1900," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M9XT-QJ9 : accessed 14 March 2023), George Andrews, Beat 1 (part of), Pike, Mississippi, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 105, sheet 1B, family 18, NARA microfilm publication T623 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1972.); FHL microfilm 1,240,825.

 Partial Transcribed 1900 Federal Census

Name	Relation	Color	Sex	Month of Birth	Year of Birth	Age	Married single	Number of  Years	Mother of How Many Children	Number of Children Living
Andrews, George	Head	B	M	Jan	1812	88	M	55
Mary	wife	B	F	Jun	1825	75	M	55	13	9
Lewis, Murray	grandson	B	M	May	1893	7	S

In the 1910 census, there are some discrepancies in information from the previous censuses. George and Mary's ages and years married are different. Mary enumerated born in Mississippi and parents were born in Maryland. George enumerated born in Mississippi and mother born in Maryland.  Mary had 10 children and 9 were alive. Courtney according to this census was born in 1872. From the  1878 and 1885 Pike County school censuses 1870, and 1871 respectively she was born. I was unable to locate Courtney in the 1900 census.

"United States Census, 1910," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MPDN-9CW : accessed 12 March 2023), George Andrews, Beat 1, Pike, Mississippi, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) ED 94, sheet 5B, family 92, NARA microfilm publication T624 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1982), roll 756; FHL microfilm 1,374,769.

Partial Transcribed 1910 Federal Census

Name	Relation	Sex	Age	Race	Married Single	Number of Years	Number of Children	Number of Children Living
Andrews, George	Head	M	89	B	M	60
Mary	wife	F	82	B	M	60	10	9
Courtney	daughter	F	38	B	S
Willie	granddaughter	F	6	B	S
Eugene Isador	grandson	M	3/12	B	S

In the 1920 census Mary Johnson Andrews is 95 years old living with her daughter Courtney and Courtney's son Eugene. Mary and Courtney are enumerated as widows.  

"United States Census, 1920", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MNT8-WD5 : 2 February 2021), Mary Andrews in entry for Courtney Andrews, 1920.

Partial Transcribed 1920 Federal Census

Name	Relation	Sex	Race	Age	Married Single Widow
Andrews, Courtney	Head	F	B	51	Wd
Eugene	son	F	B	10	S
Mary	Mother	F	B	95	Wd

Mary Johnson Andrews was not found enumerated in the 1930 Federal census.  I will be requesting possible death certificate for George and Mary Andrews in the future. 

--- The Tree Gardener

Black Homesteaders of the South with author Bernice A. Bennett

 I had an opportunity to participate in a discussion with Mississippi contributors of the book Black Homesteaders of the South with author Bernice Alexander Bennett on Nurturing  Our Roots Genealogy Discussions with Dr. Antoinette Harrell on February 28, 2023. 

Video on Facebook.

--- The Tree Gardener