Bullard, Isaac^{[1, 2]}

1838 -

• Name	Bullard, Isaac
  Nickname	Ike
  Born	1838	, , Tennessee
  Gender	Male
  Military Servic	Company A, 5th Missouri Infantry  [3, 4]
  OCCU	Commissioned Merchant
  Person ID	I14962	McClure-Harris
  Last Modified	7 Sep 2005

  
  

  Family	Nowlin, Sarah J.,   b. 1846, , , Missouri
  Notes	Married: The Dallas Morning News, 09 Nov 1897, Page 5 Residence at Waxahachie. Waxahachie, Tex., Nov. 8.-The two-story dwelling of Mr. Ike Bullard was burned this afternoon. The family were at the show and say that no fire was kindled in the house to-day. The house was insured for $2500. The Dallas Morning News, 10 Nov 1897, Page 6 The Bullard Fire. Waxahachie, Ellis co., Tex., Nov. 9.-In addition to the $2500 insurance on his house, Mr. Ike Bullard carried $1000 insurance on his household goods. The cause of the fire has never been learned. The circus people announced the burning of the Bullard home, whereupon Mr. and Mrs. Bullard rushed out, and there in full view they saw their home in a bright blaze.
  Last Modified	7 Sep 2005
  Family ID	F5260	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Sources

  [S186] GEDCOM file imported on 14 Aug 2002., Shane Symes. [S408] 1880 United States Census, 456A (Reliability: 3). Ike BULLARD Household Male Other Information: Birth Year <1838> Birthplace --- Age 42 Occupation Cormmis Merchant Tn Marital Status M Race W Head of Household Ike BULLARD Relation Self Father's Birthplace --- Mother's Birthplace --- Source Information: Census Place Ennis, Ellis, Texas Family History Library Film 1255301 NA Film Number T9-1301 Page Number 456A Ike BULLARD Self M Male W 42 --- Cormmis Merchant Tn --- --- Sarah BULLARD Wife M Female W 32 MO Keeping House TX TN Leonidas BULLARD Son S Male W 11 TX At School TN MO Mary BULLARD Dau S Female W 9 TX At School TN MO Claud BULLARD Son S Male W 7 TX At School TN MO Isaac BULLARD Son S Male W 5 TX At School TN MO Ida RICHARDSON Other S Female MU 19 TX Servant --- GA Addie ENGLISH Other S Female W 21 KY Mantua Maker KY KY John NOWLIN Other S Male W 22 MO Clerk In Store AR TN -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Ennis, Ellis, Texas Family History Library Film 1255301 NA Film Number T9-1301 Page Number 456A [S616] Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, (National Park Service) (Reliability: 3). CONFEDERATE MISSOURI TROOPS 5th Regiment, Missouri Infantry 5th Infantry Regiment, organized at Fort Smith, Arkansas, in January, 1862, contained men who had served in the Missouri State Guard. Many were from the counties of Barry, Lafayette, Lawrence, and Newton. Ordered east of the Mississippi River, it fought at Iuka and Corinth, then was assigned to Bowen's Brigade, Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana. The unit took an active part in the Vicksburg operations and was captured in July 4, 1863. After the exchange it was assigned to General Cockrell's Brigade and consolidated with the 3rd Regiment. This command participated in the Atlanta Campaign, was with Hood in Tennessee, and shared in the defense of Mobile. The 5th totalled 476 men in May, 1862, lost 6 killed, 62 wounded, and 19 missing at Corinth, had 4 killed, 49 wounded, and 37 missing at Champion's Hill, and lost 20 killed and 52 wounded during the Vicksburg siege. In the Atlanta Campaign, May 18 to September 5, the 3rd/5th reported 128 casualties and 68 at Allatoona. Few surrendered in May, 1865. The field officers were Colonel James McCown, Lieutenant Colonel Robert S. Bevier, and Major Owen A. Waddell. Isaac H. Bullard (First_Last) Regiment Name 5 Missouri Infantry Side Confederate Company A Soldier's Rank_In Corporal Soldier's Rank_Out Corporal Alternate Name Notes Film Number M380 roll 2 [S683] The Dallas Morning News, 8, Sec 1 (Reliability: 3), 10 Aug 1931. Dallas and State Fifty Years Ago Aug. 10, 1881 _____________ (From the files of the Dallas Herald, which paper was absorbed by The Dallas News on Dec. 1, 1885.) ***Excerpt: Today at Shady View Park the reunion of the ex-Confederate Missourians takes place. This is their first reunion, for the Missourians in the Confederate Army were very much scattered during the war...Ike Bullard, Ellis County...