James Roger Bullion was my 3rd great grandpa and the husband of Hannah Flenner, my 3rd great grandma who died in Clark, Illinois in 1852. He remarried and moved West with his new wife and family by 1870.
He was seen in records from 1840-1870 as James R. Bulion but I have other relatives where James/John were used interchangeably, so I am not surprised to see this. James and Sarah remained in Janesville, Greenwood, Kansas for the remainder of their lives.
1850 United States Federal Census
Name:James R Bullion
Age:37
Birth Year:abt 1813
Birthplace:Ohio
Home in 1850:Auburn, Clark, Illinois
Gender: Male
Family Number:363
Household Members:
Name Age
James R Bullion 37
Hannah Bullion 37
Mary Bullion 15
James Bullion 11
Nancy Ann Bullion 12
Arthur Bullion 10
Daniel Bullion 6
Simeon Garrison Bullion 4
Mary Elizabeth Bullion 1
View blank form Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Auburn, Clark, Illinois; Roll: M432_100; Page: 190B; Image: 139.
James was a 'Druggist" and placed several advertisements in the Clark County Herald, Clark, Illinois for different medicines. It was obvious he was well educated as his language skills and ability to write were above what was the norm for the time. He was also involved in local politics.
He was seen in records from 1840-1870 as James R. Bulion but I have other relatives where James/John were used interchangeably, so I am not surprised to see this. James and Sarah remained in Janesville, Greenwood, Kansas for the remainder of their lives.
1850 United States Federal Census
Name:James R Bullion
Age:37
Birth Year:abt 1813
Birthplace:Ohio
Home in 1850:Auburn, Clark, Illinois
Gender: Male
Family Number:363
Household Members:
Name Age
James R Bullion 37
Hannah Bullion 37
Mary Bullion 15
James Bullion 11
Nancy Ann Bullion 12
Arthur Bullion 10
Daniel Bullion 6
Simeon Garrison Bullion 4
Mary Elizabeth Bullion 1
View blank form Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Auburn, Clark, Illinois; Roll: M432_100; Page: 190B; Image: 139.
James was a 'Druggist" and placed several advertisements in the Clark County Herald, Clark, Illinois for different medicines. It was obvious he was well educated as his language skills and ability to write were above what was the norm for the time. He was also involved in local politics.
James Roger Bullion was my 3rd great grandpa and the husband of Hannah Flenner, my 3rd great grandma who died in Clark, Illinois in 1852. He remarried and moved West with his new wife and family by 1870.
He was seen in records from 1840-1870 as James R. Bulion but I have other relatives where James/John were used interchangeably, so I am not surprised to see this. James and Sarah remained in Janesville, Greenwood, Kansas for the remainder of their lives.
1850 United States Federal Census
Name:James R Bullion
Age:37
Birth Year:abt 1813
Birthplace:Ohio
Home in 1850:Auburn, Clark, Illinois
Gender: Male
Family Number:363
Household Members:
Name Age
James R Bullion 37
Hannah Bullion 37
Mary Bullion 15
James Bullion 11
Nancy Ann Bullion 12
Arthur Bullion 10
Daniel Bullion 6
Simeon Garrison Bullion 4
Mary Elizabeth Bullion 1
View blank form Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Auburn, Clark, Illinois; Roll: M432_100; Page: 190B; Image: 139.
James was a 'Druggist" and placed several advertisements in the Clark County Herald, Clark, Illinois for different medicines. It was obvious he was well educated as his language skills and ability to write were above what was the norm for the time. He was also involved in local politics.
He was seen in records from 1840-1870 as James R. Bulion but I have other relatives where James/John were used interchangeably, so I am not surprised to see this. James and Sarah remained in Janesville, Greenwood, Kansas for the remainder of their lives.
1850 United States Federal Census
Name:James R Bullion
Age:37
Birth Year:abt 1813
Birthplace:Ohio
Home in 1850:Auburn, Clark, Illinois
Gender: Male
Family Number:363
Household Members:
Name Age
James R Bullion 37
Hannah Bullion 37
Mary Bullion 15
James Bullion 11
Nancy Ann Bullion 12
Arthur Bullion 10
Daniel Bullion 6
Simeon Garrison Bullion 4
Mary Elizabeth Bullion 1
View blank form Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Auburn, Clark, Illinois; Roll: M432_100; Page: 190B; Image: 139.
James was a 'Druggist" and placed several advertisements in the Clark County Herald, Clark, Illinois for different medicines. It was obvious he was well educated as his language skills and ability to write were above what was the norm for the time. He was also involved in local politics.
Family Members
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