His parents were Daniel Bullard and his second wife, Caroline Argent Bullard. Caroline was born about 1815 and died about 1855.
On Oct. 24, 1878, Monroe Bullard married Nancy Simpson in Pulaski County, Ga. She was the daughter of John W. Simpson and Mary A. E. Simpson, who are buried in this cemetery. There can be little doubt that Nancy is also buried here, but there is no record of her date of death and place of burial. The last record of her seems to be the 1910 census. Her year of birth is most likely to have been 1846. She is four years old in the 1850 census. In the 1900 census, her year of birth is 1854. In 1910, it is 1850. Her name is Nancy E. Simpson on the marriage record, but it is Nancy A. Simpson in the 1870 census and in the 1910 census. On the survey of this cemetery completed in 1999, Monroe and N. A. Bullard are identified as the parents of a child buried here in 1886.
On Oct. 24, 1878, Monroe Bullard married Nancy Simpson in Pulaski County, Ga. She was the daughter of John W. Simpson and Mary A. E. Simpson, who are buried in this cemetery. There can be little doubt that Nancy is also buried here, but there is no record of her date of death and place of burial. The last record of her seems to be the 1910 census. Her year of birth is most likely to have been 1846. She is four years old in the 1850 census. In the 1900 census, her year of birth is 1854. In 1910, it is 1850. Her name is Nancy E. Simpson on the marriage record, but it is Nancy A. Simpson in the 1870 census and in the 1910 census. On the survey of this cemetery completed in 1999, Monroe and N. A. Bullard are identified as the parents of a child buried here in 1886.
His parents were Daniel Bullard and his second wife, Caroline Argent Bullard. Caroline was born about 1815 and died about 1855.
On Oct. 24, 1878, Monroe Bullard married Nancy Simpson in Pulaski County, Ga. She was the daughter of John W. Simpson and Mary A. E. Simpson, who are buried in this cemetery. There can be little doubt that Nancy is also buried here, but there is no record of her date of death and place of burial. The last record of her seems to be the 1910 census. Her year of birth is most likely to have been 1846. She is four years old in the 1850 census. In the 1900 census, her year of birth is 1854. In 1910, it is 1850. Her name is Nancy E. Simpson on the marriage record, but it is Nancy A. Simpson in the 1870 census and in the 1910 census. On the survey of this cemetery completed in 1999, Monroe and N. A. Bullard are identified as the parents of a child buried here in 1886.
On Oct. 24, 1878, Monroe Bullard married Nancy Simpson in Pulaski County, Ga. She was the daughter of John W. Simpson and Mary A. E. Simpson, who are buried in this cemetery. There can be little doubt that Nancy is also buried here, but there is no record of her date of death and place of burial. The last record of her seems to be the 1910 census. Her year of birth is most likely to have been 1846. She is four years old in the 1850 census. In the 1900 census, her year of birth is 1854. In 1910, it is 1850. Her name is Nancy E. Simpson on the marriage record, but it is Nancy A. Simpson in the 1870 census and in the 1910 census. On the survey of this cemetery completed in 1999, Monroe and N. A. Bullard are identified as the parents of a child buried here in 1886.
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