Here's what I have... maybe some of it will help you. Your line that you're following goes along with my Robert's... (they all seemed to be called Robert whether or not it was their first or middle name)...anyway, hope something helps.


Descendants of Nicholas Bullington


Generation No. 1

1. NICHOLAS2 BULLINGTON (JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born 1605 in England, and died 1691 in Henrico Co. Virginia. He married CYNTHIA CLARK 1624 in Henrico Parish, Henrico, Virginia, daughter of CHARLES CLARK and ELLEN CATE. She was born 1603 in England, and died in Virginia.

Children of NICHOLAS BULLINGTON and CYNTHIA CLARK are:
i. GEORGE3 BULLINGTON, b. 1626, Henrico Co. Virginia; d. October 23, 1664, Charles City County, Virginia.

Notes for GEORGE BULLINGTON:
He was a farmer (land owner) in Henrico Co., Virginia in 1663-1664.

ii. SUSAN BULLINGTON, b. 1628, Henrico Co. Virginia; m. JOHN HORSLEY; b. 1624.
iii. JOHN BULLINGTON, b. 1630, Henrico Co. Virginia; m. MARY DAY, 1655; b. 1634, Virginia.
2. iv. ROBERT BULLINGTON, b. 1632, Varina, Henrico Co. Virginia; d. 1688, Varina, Henrico County, Virginia.
3. v. NICHOLAS (JR.) BULLINGTON, b. 1636, Henrico Co. Virginia; d. May 1692, Varina, Henrico County,Virginia.
vi. LUKE BULLINGTON, b. 1637, Henrico Co. Virginia; d. 1672, Henrico County, Virginia.
vii. UNNAMED BULLINGTON, b. Abt. 1638, Henrico Co. Virginia.
viii. LUCRETIA BULLINGTON, b. Abt. 1638, Varina, Henrico County, Virginia.


Generation No. 2

2. ROBERT3 BULLINGTON (NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born 1632 in Varina, Henrico Co. Virginia, and died 1688 in Varina, Henrico County, Virginia. He married (1) JANE UNKNOWN. He married (2) ELIZABETH GARRETT 1652 in Henrico County, Virginia. She was born 1638.

Notes for ELIZABETH GARRETT:
After the death of a Robert Thomas Dalby, schoolmaster, was granted, by the court, payment of 30 schillings of sterling as money due from Elizabeth, relict and executrix, of Robert Bullington deceased.

Children of ROBERT BULLINGTON and ELIZABETH GARRETT are:
4. i. ROBERT4 BULLINGTON, b. 1677, Varina, Henrico County, Virginia; d. March 03, 1738/39.
ii. JOSEPH BULLINGTON, b. 1674, Varina, Henrico Co. Virginia; d. April 01, 1718.
iii. BENJAMIN BULLINGTON, b. 1676, Varina, Henrico Co. Virginia; d. 1769, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. SUSAN BULLINGTON, b. 1678, Varina, Henrico Co. Virginia; d. March 03, 1738/39.


3. NICHOLAS (JR.)3 BULLINGTON (NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born 1636 in Henrico Co. Virginia, and died May 1692 in Varina, Henrico County,Virginia. He married MARGERY ARCHER 1661, daughter of GEORGE ARCHER and ELIZABETH HARRIS. She died 1701 in Henrico County, Virginia.

Notes for NICHOLAS (JR.) BULLINGTON:
Nicholas Bullington's Will:
wd. 2 Nov 1691 wp. 1 Feb 1691 Henrico Co., VA - LWT Nicholas BULLINGTON - In the name of God, Amen. I, Nicholas BULLINGTON, being very sick in body but of sound and perfect memory, do make and ordain this my last will and testament; revoking all other wills by me made heretofore in mannner and form as followeth: First I give and bequeath my Soul to Almighty God who gave it hoping in His mercy to receive full and free pardon for all my sins, and my body to be buryed at the discretion of my Executor hereafter named. Imp: I give to my loving wife, Margery all my moveable estate except my bed which was my own before I marryed. Likewise I give my wife the use of my plantation as long as she lives, only my son is not to be debarred from making use of it when he comes of age, and after her death then my will is that my son should have it and his heirs forever. Likewise I give my son John my bed before excepted, also one pair of blankets and rugg; and further my desire is that my son may have the benefit of his own labour when he comes to the age of sixteen years, on the plantation and housing and part of the manured ground what he himself can make use of. In witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seal this twentieth second day of November 1691.
Nicholas (his X mark) BULLINGTON {seal}
Signed and sealed in the preseence of : John WORSHAM, Joseph ROYALL, John (his X mark) HARWOOD
1 Feb 1691 Henrico Co. VA proved in open court to be the Act and Deed of Nicholas BULLINGTON, decd., and that he was to the best of their judgement in sound and perfect sense and memory at the time of making thereof by the oaths of said John WORSHAM and Cap. Joseph ROYALL, two of the subscribed witnesses. John C. RANDOLPH, C. C.

Notes for MARGERY ARCHER:
Margery's Will:

20 Jan 1691 Henrico Co. VA - LWT Margery BULLINGTON - In the name of God, Amen. I, Margery BULLINGTON of the County and Parish of Henrico, widow, being sick and weak of body but of sound and perfect memory, thanks be given to Almighty God, therefore do make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form as followeth; first and principally I bequeath my Soul to Almighty God who gave it hoping through the meritts of my Dear Savior to receive full and free pardon for all my sins; and my body to the Earth from whence it came, and to be buryed at the discretion of my Executor hereafter named. Imp: I give and bequeath all my land in Appamattock to my son and his heirs forever except he should dye before he comes to the age of twnetyone years; then my will is that it should fall to my brothers John ARCHER and Henry ROYALL. And I leave my son to my father-in-law Mr. Joseph ROYALL, and to have the benefit of his own labour according to his father's will and testament; revoking all other will or wills heretofore by me made. In Witness hereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seal this 20th of Jan 1691.
Margery (her X mark) BULLINGTON {seal}
Signed and sealed in the presence of John WORSHAM & Martin ELAM
Proven in open Court and the oaths of John WORSHAM and Martin ELAM the subscribed witnesses to be signed and sealed by Margery BULLINGTON, decd. as her last will and testament and that she was at the time of making thereof in sound and perfect memory to the best of their judgement. John RANDOLPH, C. C.

Child of NICHOLAS BULLINGTON and MARGERY ARCHER is:
5. i. JOHN ROBERT (SR.)4 BULLINGTON, b. 1662, Henrico County Virginia; d. May 25, 1726.


Generation No. 3

4. ROBERT4 BULLINGTON (ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born 1677 in Varina, Henrico County, Virginia, and died March 03, 1738/39. He married MARY UNKNOWN 1723 in Virginia.

Child of ROBERT BULLINGTON and MARY UNKNOWN is:
6. i. ROBERT5 BULLINGTON, b. 1725, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.


5. JOHN ROBERT (SR.)4 BULLINGTON (NICHOLAS (JR.)3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born 1662 in Henrico County Virginia, and died May 25, 1726. He married TEMPERANCE CLARKE 1704 in Henrico County, Virginia. She was born 1683 in Henrico Parish, Henrico, Virginia, and died Bef. 1735 in Henrico Parish, Henrico, Virginia.

Child of JOHN BULLINGTON and TEMPERANCE CLARKE is:
7. i. JOHN ROBERT (JR.)5 BULLINGTON, b. August 1700, Henrico County, Virginia; d. October 1757, Henrico County, Virginia.


Generation No. 4

6. ROBERT5 BULLINGTON (ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born 1725 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

Child of ROBERT BULLINGTON is:
8. i. ROBERT6 BULLINGTON, b. 1740, Henrico Co. Virginia (Richmond); d. March 1822, Sandy River, Spottsylvania County, Virginia.


7. JOHN ROBERT (JR.)5 BULLINGTON (JOHN ROBERT (SR.)4, NICHOLAS (JR.)3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born August 1700 in Henrico County, Virginia, and died October 1757 in Henrico County, Virginia. He married SARAH (SALLIE) GILES 1732. She was born 1710, and died 1756.

Children of JOHN BULLINGTON and SARAH GILES are:
i. JOSIAH6 BULLINGTON, b. 1733, Varina, Henrico County, Virginia; d. February 18, 1778, Henrico County, Virginia; m. SARAH CLARKE.
ii. WILLIAM BULLINGTON, b. 1735, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia; d. March 03, 1783, Henrico County, Virginia; m. SARAH BAILEY.
iii. ROBERT BULLINGTON, b. 1736, Henrico County, Virginia; d. 1821.
iv. JOHN BULLINGTON, b. 1737, Goodland Parish, Henrico County, Virginia; d. 1818, Union County, South Carolina; m. MARY WITT.
v. HARWOOD (HOWARD) BULLINGTON, b. 1742, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia; d. July 1820, Henrico County, Virginia; m. SARAH TYREE.


Generation No. 5

8. ROBERT6 BULLINGTON (ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born 1740 in Henrico Co. Virginia (Richmond), and died March 1822 in Sandy River, Spottsylvania County, Virginia. He married (1) ELIZABETH GRANGER CRENSHAW 1770 in Spottsylvania Co. Virginia, daughter of WILLIAM CRENSHAW and JANE UNKNOWN. She was born Abt. 1750 in Nottoway Parish, Amelia County, Virginia, and died April 01, 1811 in Sandy River, Spottsylvania County, Virginia. He married (2) ARREY ADAMS December 31, 1811. He married (3) NANCY HARVEY December 02, 1815.

Notes for ROBERT BULLINGTON:


This is contributed by David Nance:

The records of Pittsylvania County contain this entry, in Pittsylvania County Order Book 4, p.285:

"At a Court held at the courthouse of Pittsylvania on the 22d day of January Anno Dom. 1780 for the examination of ROBERT BULLINGTON on Suspicion of his having feloniously Stabed & Killed one DAVID NANCE of the County aforesaid ~

"Present: Abraham Shelton, Reubin Payne, William Short & Joseph Morton, Gent. Justices.

"The said ROBERT BULLINGTON was led to the Barr in Custody of Peter Perkins Gentleman Sheriff of this County to Whose Custody for the Cause Aforesaid he was Committed and it Being demanded of him Whether he is Guilty or not Guilty of the [fact?] wherewith he Stands Charged, Answered that he is in no Wise Guilty, Whereupon the Court Proceeding to Examine divers Witnesses as well on behalf of the Commonwealth as the Prisoner at the Barr who was fully heard in his own defence, On Consideration it is the opinion of the Court that the Said ROBERT BULLINGTON is Guilty, and that he Ought to receive a further Tryal in the Honourable the General Court on the first day thereof, wherefore he is remanded to Prison again."

[It is important to note that this was NOT a murder trial, but what would now be called the arraignment (charging and entry of plea) and preliminary hearing (a hearing to determine if there is sufficient evidence -- "probable cause" -- to require the defendant to stand trial). What this record reflects, is that the judges found probable cause to believe that Robert Bullington had committed the murder, and the court therefore ordered that he be held for trial].

This record indicates that there must have been a full trial on the murder charges at the next General Court. I am trying to find out what happened.

It is known that there was a Robert Bullington (abt. 1750-1821), who m. Elizabeth Crenshaw, who lived in Pittsylvania County at and after this time. If the man referred to in this court record was the same Robert Bullington, he must have been acquitted, because it is known that this Robert Bullington lived and prospered in Pittsylvania County for many years after this. However, there is some evidence, or at least some belief on the part of some Bullington researchers, that this Robert Bullington's father was also named Robert. If the man referred to in the court record was this older Robert Bullington, then it is more difficult to say what happened. There was a ROBERT Bullington listed as the head of a household in Pittsylvania Co. VA in the 1782 colonial census -- but there was only ONE Bullington household at this time.

Marriage Notes for ROBERT BULLINGTON and ELIZABETH CRENSHAW:
Robert and Elizabeth went to Pittsylvania County between May 1778 and Aug 1779 with 5 children. All children eventually left . He purchased his wife at the price of the passage. Estate record book 7 p 277 on 9 Oct 1823 divided among widow Nancy, Robert William Boaz, Lewis Dixon, William John, Will of Robert presented by Josiah Bullington, the executor, June Court 1769. George Cox, Gent. Sec.

Resource: Compendium of American Genealogy by F.A. Virkus, DAR Patriot Index.

Children of ROBERT BULLINGTON and ELIZABETH CRENSHAW are:
9. i. WILLIAM CRENSHAW7 BULLINGTON, b. September 09, 1771, Richmond, Henrico Co., Virginia; d. October 31, 1850, Jackson County, Tennessee.
10. ii. JOHN WILLIAM BULLINGTON, b. December 28, 1773, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia; d. November 04, 1852, New Discovery, Parke County, Indiana.
iii. JANE BULLINGTON, b. April 28, 1775.
11. iv. ROBERT BULLINGTON, b. December 17, 1776, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia; d. June 06, 1852, Spartanburg, South Carolina.
v. JOSIAH R. BULLINGTON, b. April 05, 1778, Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia; d. 1850.
vi. MARTHA BULLINGTON, b. August 27, 1779.
vii. SURIAH BULLINGTON, b. May 03, 1782; d. August 23, 1852; m. WILLIAM BOAZ, August 18, 1805, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
viii. ELIZABETH BULLINGTON, b. April 04, 1786; m. (1) LEWIS J. DIXON; m. (2) WILLIAM B. AMMONS, December 20, 1815, Henrico County, Virginia.


Generation No. 6

9. WILLIAM CRENSHAW7 BULLINGTON (ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born September 09, 1771 in Richmond, Henrico Co., Virginia, and died October 31, 1850 in Jackson County, Tennessee. He married ELIZABETH (ELIZA) JANE HARRIS December 05, 1793 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, daughter of DAVID HARRIS and ELIZABETH RICH. She was born January 01, 1774 in Pittsylvania County, and died February 1850.

Notes for WILLIAM CRENSHAW BULLINGTON:
Event: Military Service: 1812 War of 1812, Pittsylvania County Militia
Note: Birth date may be Dec. 28, 1773.

More About WILLIAM CRENSHAW BULLINGTON:
Burial: Quails Cemetary, Putman County, Tennessee

Notes for ELIZABETH (ELIZA) JANE HARRIS:
Went by "Jane"
They appear in 1850 Census in Jackson Co., TN as William and Jane Bullington, aged 75 and 76 respectively.

Children of WILLIAM BULLINGTON and ELIZABETH HARRIS are:
i. JAMES8 BULLINGTON, b. September 08, 1794, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
ii. NANCY BULLINGTON, b. November 15, 1795, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iii. ROBERT BULLINGTON, b. August 17, 1797, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
iv. WILLIAM BULLINGTON, b. October 06, 1799, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
12. v. JOSIAH BULLINGTON, b. March 28, 1801, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
vi. JOHN BULLINGTON, b. October 17, 1802, Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
13. vii. HENRY T. BULLINGTON, b. December 22, 1804, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Putnam County, Tennessee.
14. viii. TYRE BULLINGTON, b. February 04, 1806, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. Putnam County, Tennessee.
ix. ELIZABETH ANN BULLINGTON, b. September 13, 1807, Sandy River, Spottsylvania County, Virginia.
x. JANE BULLINGTON, b. January 12, 1810, Sandy River, Spottsylvania County, Virginia.
15. xi. GEORGE W. BULLINGTON, b. November 19, 1811, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. March 22, 1884, Putnam County, Tennessee.
xii. DAVID J. BULLINGTON, b. November 21, 1813, Sandy River, Spottsylvania County, Virginia.


10. JOHN WILLIAM7 BULLINGTON (ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born December 28, 1773 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia, and died November 04, 1852 in New Discovery, Parke County, Indiana. He married (1) MILLY HOWARD 1793. He married (2) OLIVIA CLUREE MITCHELL April 17, 1797, daughter of WILLIAM MITCHELL and CHLOE NANCE. She was born October 20, 1776 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia, and died in New Discovery, Parke, Indiana.

Notes for JOHN WILLIAM BULLINGTON:
Misspelled Billington in some information.

More About JOHN WILLIAM BULLINGTON:
Burial: New Discovery, Parke County, Indiana

Children of JOHN BULLINGTON and OLIVIA MITCHELL are:
i. HENDERSON A.8 BULLINGTON, b. December 01, 1809, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; d. October 17, 1860, Limestone County, Alabama; m. (1) NANCY LYDIA HALBERT; m. (2) ELIZABETH ANN SANDERSON, January 11, 1836; b. 1809; d. 1850.

Notes for HENDERSON A. BULLINGTON:
In 1860 he was residing at Limestone County, Alabama. He immigrated from Virginia about 1835 and was a farmer by trade.

ii. JOHN BULLINGTON, b. 1810.
iii. STEPHEN BULLINGTON, b. 1816.
16. iv. ROBERT W. BULLINGTON, b. 1818, South Carolina.
v. MARY BULLINGTON, b. 1820; m. ANDERSON HILL, 1836; b. 1815, Texas.
vi. NEWTON BULLINGTON, b. 1823.
vii. WILLIAM BULLINGTON.
viii. SUSANNAH BULLINGTON, b. 1827.
ix. GARLAND BULLINGTON.
17. x. LUKE GARLAND BULLINGTON, b. September 27, 1820, Henrico County, Virginia; d. October 23, 1906.
xi. BENJAMIN BULLINGTON, b. 1824.


11. ROBERT7 BULLINGTON (ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born December 17, 1776 in Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia, and died June 06, 1852 in Spartanburg, South Carolina. He married (1) NANCY RAGSDALE Abt. 1789. He married (2) SUSANNAH ELEANOR WHITEHEAD December 31, 1808 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She died 1820 in Spartanburg, South Carolina. He married (3) MARY C. WILLIAMS 1811. She died 1853.

More About ROBERT BULLINGTON:
Burial: 1852, Spartanburg, South Carolina

Children of ROBERT BULLINGTON and SUSANNAH WHITEHEAD are:
18. i. JESSE8 BULLINGTON, b. 1808, South Carolina; d. 1870.
ii. REUBEN BULLINGTON, b. Abt. 1809, South Carolina; d. Georgia; m. ELIZA JOINER.
iii. ELIZABETH BULLINGTON, b. Abt. 1810; m. JOHN G. MORPHEW.
iv. JAMES BULLINGTON, b. Abt. 1812.
19. v. CALEB BULLINGTON, b. Abt. 1812.


Children of ROBERT BULLINGTON and MARY WILLIAMS are:
vi. JOHN8 BULLINGTON, d. 1827; m. MILDRED WHITE.
20. vii. WILLIAM BULLINGTON, b. 1808, Spartanburg, Sc; d. January 26, 1884.


Generation No. 7

12. JOSIAH8 BULLINGTON (WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born March 28, 1801 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He married SALLIE MAHONEY (OR MAHAN) December 02, 1822 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. She was born 1802.

Children of JOSIAH BULLINGTON and SALLIE MAHAN) are:
i. HENRY9 BULLINGTON, b. 1832, Rockingham, North Carolina.
21. ii. WESLEY REUBEN BULLINGTON, b. March 08, 1837, Rockingham, North Carolina; d. April 22, 1916, Cookeville, Putnam, Tennessee.
iii. VIRGINIA BULLINGTON, b. 1838, North Carolina.
iv. LOUIZA BULLINGTON, b. 1839, North Carolina.
v. ROBERT BULLINGTON, b. 1844, North Carolina.


13. HENRY T.8 BULLINGTON (WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born December 22, 1804 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Putnam County, Tennessee. He married ELIZABETH C. HOWARD.

Child of HENRY BULLINGTON and ELIZABETH HOWARD is:
22. i. JOHN9 BULLINGTON, b. 1844; d. 1913.


14. TYRE8 BULLINGTON (WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born February 04, 1806 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died in Putnam County, Tennessee. He married EMILY RIPPETOE 1827, daughter of JOHN RIPPETOE and POLLY ALLEN. She was born Abt. 1810.

Children of TYRE BULLINGTON and EMILY RIPPETOE are:
i. WILLIAM ISAAC9 BULLINGTON, b. September 26, 1831; d. In the Civil War.
23. ii. JOHN RIPPETOE BULLINGTON, b. February 14, 1835; d. 1920.
iii. DAVID H. BULLINGTON, b. April 22, 1837.
iv. JOSEPH BULLINGTON, b. October 12, 1840.
v. LEROY BULLINGTON, b. April 05, 1843.
vi. MARY JANE BULLINGTON, b. June 28, 1845.
vii. TYRE B. BULLINGTON, b. October 26, 1847.
viii. MARTHA BULLINGTON, b. November 07, 1850.
ix. SARAH ELIZABETH BULLINGTON, b. May 16, 1852, Putnam County, Tennessee.
x. MATILDA BULLINGTON, b. October 25, 1854.


15. GEORGE W.8 BULLINGTON (WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born November 19, 1811 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and died March 22, 1884 in Putnam County, Tennessee. He married MALINDA GRIDER March 1831 in Jackson County, Tennessee, daughter of WILLIAM GRIDER and LUCY ALLEN. She was born 1812, and died 1884 in Putman County, Tennessee.

More About GEORGE W. BULLINGTON:
Burial: Weat Family Cemetary, Putman County, Tennessee

More About MALINDA GRIDER:
Burial: West Family Cemetary, Putman County, Tennessee

Children of GEORGE BULLINGTON and MALINDA GRIDER are:
i. ELIZABETH9 BULLINGTON, b. January 16, 1833, Jackson County, Tennessee.
ii. IRBY BULLINGTON, b. Abt. 1835, Jackson County, Tennessee.
iii. MALINDA BULLINGTON, b. February 02, 1835, Jackson County, Tennessee.
24. iv. SARAH JANE BULLINGTON, b. October 16, 1837, Jackson County, Tennessee.
v. MINERVA BULLINGTON, b. Abt. 1840, Jackson County, Tennessee.
vi. HARRIET BULLINGTON, b. Abt. 1844, Jackson County, Tennessee.
vii. MARY BULLINGTON, b. April 07, 1847, Jackson County, Tennessee.
viii. LUCY A. BULLINGTON, b. May 15, 1849, Putman County, Tennessee.
ix. WILLIAM C. BULLINGTON, b. May 21, 1852, Putman County, Tennessee.
25. x. JOSIAH BULLINGTON, b. January 25, 1854, Putman County, Tennessee; d. February 14, 1937, Weatherford, Parker Co, TX.


16. ROBERT W.8 BULLINGTON (JOHN WILLIAM7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born 1818 in South Carolina. He married MARGARET J. KIRK June 22, 1842 in Marshall, Mississippi. She was born 1822 in Mississippi.

Children of ROBERT BULLINGTON and MARGARET KIRK are:
i. MARY ELIZABETH9 BULLINGTON, b. March 31, 1844, Mississippi.
ii. JAMES BULLINGTON, b. 1846, Louisianna.
iii. MARGARET BULLINGTON, b. 1851, Louisianna.
iv. WILLIAM BULLINGTON, b. 1857, Texas.


17. LUKE GARLAND8 BULLINGTON (JOHN WILLIAM7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born September 27, 1820 in Henrico County, Virginia, and died October 23, 1906. He married LUCY HANEY February 20, 1845. She was born 1828 in South Carolina.

Notes for LUKE GARLAND BULLINGTON:
Luke immigrated from Virginia to Alabama. In 1850, the value of his land was $320.00 and by trade he was a farmer.

Children of LUKE BULLINGTON and LUCY HANEY are:
i. MARY E.9 BULLINGTON, b. 1846, Limestone County, Alabama.
ii. JAMES D. BULLINGTON, b. 1848, Limestone County, Alabama.
iii. SUSAN A. BULLINGTON, b. June 09, 1851, Limestone County, Alabama; d. March 23, 1872; m. WILLIAM PATTERSON.
iv. LUKE T. BULLINGTON, b. 1853, Limestone County, Alabama.
v. JOHN D. BULLINGTON, b. August 31, 1855, Limestone County, Alabama; d. May 10, 1891.
vi. RILEY V. BULLINGTON, b. November 10, 1858, Limestone County, Alabama; d. January 08, 1885.
vii. GEORGE R. BULLINGTON, b. February 06, 1861, Limestone County, Alabama; d. April 02, 1914, Carringer Community.
viii. ADA BULLINGTON, b. 1862, Limestone County, Alabama.
ix. WILLIAM HARPER BULLINGTON, b. June 17, 1863, Limestone County, Alabama; d. October 06, 1953, Athen, Limestone County, Alabama.
x. LUCY E. BULLINGTON, b. 1867, Limestone County, Alabama.


18. JESSE8 BULLINGTON (ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born 1808 in South Carolina, and died 1870. He married NANCY CHAPMAN. She was born 1806 in Virginia.

Notes for JESSE BULLINGTON:
Census records for Jesse Bullington
1830 Spartanburg Co, SC, pg 315 (2m 0-5,1m 20-30,1f 20-30) very near other members of William Chapman family
1840 Monroe Co, TN, pg 156
1850 Monroe Co, TN, pg 123, listed as Jesse Burlington
1860 McMinn Co, TN, pg 247,
1870 McMinn Co, TN, pg 47
1880 McMinn Co, TN, pg 354

and he and Nancy are listed in Nancy's father, William Chapman's will.
Also Landrum's "History of Spartanburg" says that Jesse was from TN.

1880 Census

Jesse BULLINGTON Self M Male W 73 SC Farmer VA VA
Nancy BULLINGTON Wife M Female W 74 VA Keeping House VA VA
Sarah BULLINGTON Dau S Female W 33 TN SC VA
Nancy SUTTON GDau S Female W 28 TN TN SC


Children of JESSE BULLINGTON and NANCY CHAPMAN are:
i. SUSAN9 BULLINGTON, m. RUSSELL HICKS.
ii. LUCY BULLINGTON, m. GULFORD SULLIVAN.
iii. ROBERT BULLINGTON.
iv. JACK BULLINGTON.
v. EMMA BULLINGTON.
vi. MARTHA BULLINGTON, m. HENDERSON HICKS, January 21, 1858.
26. vii. WILLIAM JAMES BULLINGTON, b. October 23, 1836, McMinn Co, Tennessee; d. December 12, 1896, Bonanza, Arkansas.
viii. SARAH BULLINGTON, b. 1847.


19. CALEB8 BULLINGTON (ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born Abt. 1812. He married NANCY OLIVER. She was born 1815 in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, and died in Tennessee.

Children of CALEB BULLINGTON and NANCY OLIVER are:
i. JAMES9 BULLINGTON, b. Abt. 1832.
ii. TERRY BULLINGTON, b. 1834, Greenville County, South Carolina.
iii. JOHN TOBIE BULLINGTON, b. Abt. 1840.
iv. TENCH C. BULLINGTON, b. Abt. 1842, Spartanburg County, South Carolina; d. 1880, South Carolina.
v. MARY E. BULLINGTON, b. Abt. 1844, Spartanburg County, South Carolina; m. JOHN L. PICKENS, December 18, 1879.
vi. NANCY BULLINGTON, b. 1858.


20. WILLIAM8 BULLINGTON (ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born 1808 in Spartanburg, Sc, and died January 26, 1884. He married (1) CLAREMONT GOLIGHTLY, daughter of CHRISTOPHER GOLIGHTLY and JANE HARRISON. She was born 1798 in Spartanburg, South Carolina, and died April 18, 1836. He married (2) ELEANOR BELUE.

Notes for CLAREMONT GOLIGHTLY:
Died in childbirth.

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM BULLINGTON and CLAREMONT GOLIGHTLY:
The Union Co. Hertiage Book published in 1981, page 114 states that Claremont Golightly, daughter of Christopher Golightly and Jane Harrison, married William Bullington.

Children of WILLIAM BULLINGTON and CLAREMONT GOLIGHTLY are:
27. i. PLEASANT9 BULLINGTON, b. Walnut Grove Township, Spartanburg Co., South Carolina; d. 1917.
ii. DAVID GOLIGHTLY BULLINGTON, b. 1828, Northern Spartanburg County, South Carolina; d. March 08, 1904, Spartanburg, South Carolina.


Children of WILLIAM BULLINGTON and ELEANOR BELUE are:
iii. ROBERT J.9 BULLINGTON, d. July 01, 1862, Adams Run, South Carolina.

More About ROBERT J. BULLINGTON:
Burial: July 02, 1862

iv. JESSE HARRISON BULLINGTON, b. April 27, 1838, Spartanburg, South Carolina; d. July 24, 1915, Pacolet Mills, Spartanburg, SC; m. (1) MARY A.; b. November 1858, South Carolina; m. (2) EMILY MILLIE FOSTER; b. Abt. 1845, South Carolina.

More About JESSE HARRISON BULLINGTON:
Burial: July 25, 1915


Generation No. 8

21. WESLEY REUBEN9 BULLINGTON (JOSIAH8, WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born March 08, 1837 in Rockingham, North Carolina, and died April 22, 1916 in Cookeville, Putnam, Tennessee. He married (1) NANCY EVELINE BRAY April 21, 1864 in Cookeville, Putnam, Tennessee. She was born October 13, 1844 in White, Tennessee, and died January 03, 1879 in Cookeville, Putnam, Tennessee. He married (2) LOUISA TENNESSEE GARRISON October 13, 1882 in Cookeville, Putnam, Tennessee. She was born March 11, 1860, and died November 15, 1921.

Notes for WESLEY REUBEN BULLINGTON:
1870 Census:
Name: Wesley Bullington
Age in 1870: 33
Estimated Birth Year: 1836
Birthplace: North Carolina
Home in 1870: District 9, Putnam, Tennessee
Race: White
Gender: Male
Post Office: Cookeville
Roll: M593_1554
Page: 112
Image: 226
Year: 1870

More About WESLEY REUBEN BULLINGTON:
Burial: April 23, 1916, Bullington Cemetery, Putnam, Tennessee

Notes for NANCY EVELINE BRAY:
1870 Federal Census:
Name: Nancy E Bullington
Age in 1870: 26
Estimated Birth Year: 1843
Birthplace: Tennessee
Home in 1870: District 9, Putnam, Tennessee
Race: White
Gender: Female
Value of real estate: View Image
Post Office: Cookeville
Roll: M593_1554
Page: 112
Image: 226
Year: 1870

Children of WESLEY BULLINGTON and NANCY BRAY are:
i. MARY VIRGINIA10 BULLINGTON, b. September 05, 1866; d. December 21, 1950.
ii. SARAH ALMEDIA BULLINGTON, b. March 17, 1868, Qahirah County, Cookeville, Tennessee; d. December 25.
iii. ROBERT E. LEE BULLINGTON, b. December 23, 1869, Qahirah County, Cookeville, Tennessee; d. July 21.
28. iv. HENRY CLAY BULLINGTON, b. August 22, 1871, Qahirah County, Cookeville, Tennessee.
v. JULIA ELVIRA BULLINGTON, b. April 21, 1873; d. December 1946.
vi. ANDREW JACKSON BULLINGTON, b. December 28, 1874; d. December 13, 1949.
vii. GEORGE WASHINGTON BULLINGTON, b. August 08, 1878; d. May 06, 1963; m. LASSIE.


Children of WESLEY BULLINGTON and LOUISA GARRISON are:
viii. JEFFERSON SEWELL10 BULLINGTON, b. August 31, 1883; d. August 29, 1936.
ix. PRUDA FRANCIS BULLINGTON, b. September 23, 1885, Qahirah County, Cookeville, Tennessee; d. December 24, 1970.
x. CHARLES DIBRELL BULLINGTON, b. October 11, 1886; d. December 1965; m. (1) ETHEL MERRITT; m. (2) CESTA LEE GARRISON.
xi. SAMUEL BUTLER BULLINGTON, b. March 18, 1888.
xii. HARRIETT ELIZABETH BULLINGTON, b. June 04, 1891; d. July 16, 1949.
xiii. ERVING VADEN BULLINGTON, b. January 09, 1896.


22. JOHN9 BULLINGTON (HENRY T.8, WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born 1844, and died 1913. He married MARY LAVINA YOUNG.

Child of JOHN BULLINGTON and MARY YOUNG is:
i. HENRY10 BULLINGTON, b. 1869.


23. JOHN RIPPETOE9 BULLINGTON (TYRE8, WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born February 14, 1835, and died 1920. He married MILLIE JANE RAY February 14, 1856.

More About JOHN RIPPETOE BULLINGTON:
Burial: Old Peaster Cemetery, Parker Co., Texas

More About MILLIE JANE RAY:
Burial: Old Peaster Cemetery, Parker Co., Texas

Children of JOHN BULLINGTON and MILLIE RAY are:
29. i. JOHN HENRY10 BULLINGTON.
30. ii. MATILDA BULLINGTON.


24. SARAH JANE9 BULLINGTON (GEORGE W.8, WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born October 16, 1837 in Jackson County, Tennessee. She married (1) BENJAMIN JARRETT Abt. 1858. He was born in Putnam County, Tennessee. She married (2) WARREN DAVIS JACKSON March 1869. He was born in Jackson County, Tennessee.

Notes for SARAH JANE BULLINGTON:
First marriage was to Benjamin Jarrett about 1858 and the second marriage was to Warren Davis Jackson in March of 1869 in Jackson County, Tennessee.

Children of SARAH BULLINGTON and WARREN JACKSON are:
i. SARAH ELIZABETH10 JACKSON, b. December 1869, Jackson County, Tennessee.
31. ii. GEORGE WASHINGTON JACKSON, b. March 27, 1871, Jackson County, Tennessee.
iii. FRANK P. JACKSON, b. Abt. 1875, Putman County, Tennessee.
iv. NEWTON DILLARD JACKSON, b. Abt. 1877, Putman County, Tennessee.
v. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN JACKSON, b. 1883.


25. JOSIAH9 BULLINGTON (GEORGE W.8, WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born January 25, 1854 in Putman County, Tennessee, and died February 14, 1937 in Weatherford, Parker Co, TX. He married MARGURITE MARANDA CARR.

Child of JOSIAH BULLINGTON and MARGURITE CARR is:
i. MAUDE ROENAS10 BULLINGTON, b. December 19, 1877, Putnam Co, Cookeville, Tennessee; d. November 18, 1946, Rule, Haskell Co, Texas.


26. WILLIAM JAMES9 BULLINGTON (JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born October 23, 1836 in McMinn Co, Tennessee, and died December 12, 1896 in Bonanza, Arkansas. He married SARAH ANN BOONE, daughter of ALLEN BOONE and ANN HARDY. She was born December 03, 1839 in Near Athens, Tennessee - married Jan 13, 1858 Zion Hill Bapt. Ch, and died November 25, 1898 in Bonanza, Arkansas.

Notes for WILLIAM JAMES BULLINGTON:
1880 Census
Name: William J. BULLINGTON
Age: 43
Estimated birth year: <1837>
Birthplace: Tennessee
Occupation: Farmer
Relation: Self
Home in 1880: Marion, Sebastian, Arkansas
Marital status: NA
Race: White
Gender: Male
Head of household: William J. BULLINGTON
Father's birthplace: SC
Mother's birthplace: SC

Household:


William J. BULLINGTON Self Male W 43 TN Farmer SC SC
Sarah A. BULLINGTON Wife M Female W 37 TN Keeping House ... TN
Mary A. BULLINGTON Dau M Female W 18 MO At Home TN TN

More About WILLIAM JAMES BULLINGTON:
Burial: Buried at Steep Hill Cemetery, Fort Smith, AR
Record Change: November 18, 2002

More About SARAH ANN BOONE:
Burial: Buried at Steep Hill Cemetery, Fort Smith, AR
Record Change: November 18, 2002

Children of WILLIAM BULLINGTON and SARAH BOONE are:
i. THEODOSIA EARNEST10 BULLINGTON, b. October 22, 1858, Near Athens, McMinn Co. Tennessee; d. April 26, 1938; m. WILLIAM HUGH THOMPSON, 1879, Zion Hill Baptist Church; b. July 07, 1857, McMinn County, Tennessee; d. April 07, 1935, Sebastian County, Arkansas.

More About THEODOSIA EARNEST BULLINGTON:
Burial: Steep Hill Cemetery

More About WILLIAM HUGH THOMPSON:
Burial: Steep Hill Cemetery

ii. MARY ADELINE BULLINGTON, b. June 28, 1861, Near Athens, McMinn Co. Tennessee; d. September 28, 1948; m. JAMES P. WEIR, November 21, 1882, Sebastian County, Arkansas; b. 1860, Arkansas.

Notes for JAMES P. WEIR:
1880 Federal Census Marion, Sebastian, Arkansas
Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
John H. WEIR Self M Male W 53 SC Farmer SC SC
Marthy WEIR Wife M Female W 47 TN Keeping House TN TN
James P. WEIR Son S Male W 20 AR Laborer SC TN
Thomas E. WEIR Son S Male W 18 AR Laborer SC TN
Anna J. WEIR Dau S Female W 14 AR At Home SC TN
Calvin W. WEIR Son S Male W 12 AR Laborer SC TN
Willian S. WEIR Son S Male W 8 AR SC TN
Samuel D. WEIR Son S Male W 6 AR SC TN


32. iii. JOHN SCRUGGS BULLINGTON, b. September 27, 1863, McMinn Co. Tennessee (Near Athens); d. May 08, 1950, Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County.
33. iv. JESSE ALLEN BULLINGTON, b. July 05, 1867, Near Athens, McMinn Co. Tennessee; d. March 31, 1951.
34. v. A.C. (DAYTON) BULLINGTON, b. February 20, 1870, Near Athens, McMinn Co. Tennessee; d. March 04, 1957.
vi. ALICE SARAH BULLINGTON, b. 1873, Near Athens, McMinn Co. Tennessee; d. 1876.
35. vii. GRACE TRUMAN BULLINGTON, b. 1876, McMinn Co. Tennessee; d. 1951, Buried at Highland Cemetery, Okemah, Oklahoma.
36. viii. BAXTER LEE (SR.) BULLINGTON, b. March 01, 1879, McMinn Co. Tennessee; d. March 27, 1943, Charleston, Arkansas.
37. ix. EMMA CYLESS BULLINGTON, b. December 18, 1884, Enterprise, Sebastian Co. Arkansas; d. November 18, 1960, Fort Smith, Arkansas Buried at Steep Hill Cem..


27. PLEASANT9 BULLINGTON (WILLIAM8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born in Walnut Grove Township, Spartanburg Co., South Carolina, and died 1917. He married NANCY BULLMAN October 03, 1839. She was born October 03, 1820.

Children of PLEASANT BULLINGTON and NANCY BULLMAN are:
i. SARAH10 BULLINGTON.
ii. MARTHA BULLINGTON.
iii. GEORGE BULLINGTON.
iv. JOHN PLEASANT BULLINGTON.


Generation No. 9

28. HENRY CLAY10 BULLINGTON (WESLEY REUBEN9, JOSIAH8, WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born August 22, 1871 in Qahirah County, Cookeville, Tennessee. He married GENETTA BARR SLIGER.

Child of HENRY BULLINGTON and GENETTA SLIGER is:
i. ANDREW WESLEY11 BULLINGTON, b. October 1909; d. April 16, 1976.


29. JOHN HENRY10 BULLINGTON (JOHN RIPPETOE9, TYRE8, WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON)

More About JOHN HENRY BULLINGTON:
Burial: Old Peaster Cemetery, Parker Co., Texas

Child of JOHN HENRY BULLINGTON is:
i. EUGENE11 BULLINGTON.


30. MATILDA10 BULLINGTON (JOHN RIPPETOE9, TYRE8, WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) She married FRANK MCCONNELL.

Child of MATILDA BULLINGTON and FRANK MCCONNELL is:
38. i. NORA11 MCCONNELL.


31. GEORGE WASHINGTON10 JACKSON (SARAH JANE9 BULLINGTON, GEORGE W.8, WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born March 27, 1871 in Jackson County, Tennessee. He married MARY ALMARINDA (ALMA) STEWART, daughter of JABUS STEWART and NANCY MCBRIDE. She was born 1873.

Children of GEORGE JACKSON and MARY STEWART are:
39. i. LEONARD EDGER11 JACKSON, b. December 28, 1892, Putnam County, Tennessee; d. July 07, 1966, Weatherford, Parker County, Texas.
ii. LUTHER JACKSON, b. September 03, 1894, Putnam County, Tennessee.
iii. VIDA JACKSON, b. September 15, 1900, Putnam County, Tennessee.
iv. IDA BELL JACKSON, b. September 15, 1903, Weatherford, Parker County, Texas.
v. CLYDE ERVIN JACKSON, b. October 26, 1905, Weatherford, Parker County, Texas.
vi. CLAUDE N. JACKSON, b. August 12, 1907, Weatherford, Parker County, Texas.
vii. ROY JACKSON, b. February 12, 1911, Weatherford, Parker County, Texas.
viii. GENEVA JACKSON, b. March 29, 1915, Weatherford, Parker County, Texas.


32. JOHN SCRUGGS10 BULLINGTON (WILLIAM JAMES9, JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born September 27, 1863 in McMinn Co. Tennessee (Near Athens), and died May 08, 1950 in Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County. He married PARRIAH ANN (PERRY OR PARRIE) JONES November 13, 1887 in Fort Smith, Arkansas, daughter of JAMES JONES and MARY BYERS. She was born May 23, 1869 in Alabama, and died July 02, 1950 in Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County.

Notes for JOHN SCRUGGS BULLINGTON:
Some records indicate that John Scruggs was born in 1861, some in 1863

*Memories*

as told by Penny Engel (a story told to her by Nona Bell Bullington Williamson)

"Both John Scruggs and Perry Ann passed away within two months of each other. When John Scruggs passed away in his home, his wife, Perry was across the hall. Their children were taking care of them during this time. They didn't tell Perry Ann that John had passed away for fear of upsetting her too much. They snuck the body out of the house so that Perry Ann wouldn't know. Perry died not long thereafter. They lived on the corner of 22 highway (known also as Little Rock Road) and 255 highway, with the house facing Hwy. 22. The house had a long front porch, and in the summer, on Sunday afternoons, they brought all the food out to the front porch, and people from both Fort Smith and Barling would come and visit and have a bite to eat. One in particular was Mr. Beland from Fort Smith, he would come on horseback from Fort Smith every Sunday just to visit. (This was when most of the Bullington kids were still living at home)" This same Mr. Beland was the grandfather of the man that in the 1980's married John Scruggs great granddaughter.

as told by Jacqueline McClain and Bella Jo Crosslin

"After the kids were all grown and living on their own, the grandchildren would come over on Saturdays, they'd give each of them a dime and they could each go to the Thrifty Cash store, owned by Ms. Woods, and could get peanuts and a pop, or a candy bar and a pop. It was a big thrill back then.

John Scruggs had a great sense of humor, he would always eat without his teeth to make us laugh, and it was so funny the way he'd move his chin, he was a character."

More About JOHN SCRUGGS BULLINGTON:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Sebastian County, Barling, Arkansas
Occupation: Business Owner - Smalltown Grocery Store
Record Change: November 18, 2002
Religion: Protestant/Baptist

Notes for PARRIAH ANN (PERRY OR PARRIE) JONES:
*As told by the grandchildren*

The grandchildren all always minded what their grandma Perry said, she had switches on the wall in vases, but she didn't ever use them, they were just there for effect. She would tell them, "I said no, that's a word with a bark on it." and they knew they'd better do what they were told.

Though Perry Ann and John Scruggs didn't have a storm shelter, every time it stormed all the grandkids rushed to Grandma's house. It wasn't any safer, but I guess it made them feel better.

More About PARRIAH ANN (PERRY OR PARRIE) JONES:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Sebastian County, Barling, Arkansas

Marriage Notes for JOHN BULLINGTON and PARRIAH JONES:
Fort Smith, Arkansas - Sebastian County

Year: 1887
County District: Fort Smith
Book: C
Page 46402
Bride Name: Parrie Jones
Bride Age: 18
Groom Name: John S. Bullington
Groom Age: 24
Date of Marriage: 18871113
Officiant: G.T. Mathews

(Copy of original marriage certificate on file)

Children of JOHN BULLINGTON and PARRIAH JONES are:
i. MARY OLIVIA11 BULLINGTON, b. May 01; m. CHARLES C. HAYES, December 22, 1912, 12-22-1912 obtained marriage license, Fort Smith, Arkansas; b. 1880; d. 1954.

More About MARY OLIVIA BULLINGTON:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Barling, Arkansas

More About CHARLES C. HAYES:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Barling, Arkansas (Photo on File)

40. ii. CELIA ANN BULLINGTON, b. August 31; d. 1930.
iii. MYRTLE CELESTE BULLINGTON, b. August 26, 1888, Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County; d. November 1983, Fort Smith, Sebastian County, Arkansas; m. EDWIN O. STEINKE, September 10, 1919, Fort Smith, Arkansas; b. July 16, 1892; d. August 1970.

More About MYRTLE CELESTE BULLINGTON:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Barling, Arkansas Sebastian County
Church Member: First Baptist Church, Barling, Arkansas
Places of Employment: Barling Elementary School
Religion: Southern Baptist

Notes for EDWIN O. STEINKE:
*Memories*

by Bella Jo Williamson Crosslin
"Uncle Ed loved to keep Penny when she was little, he carried her around everywhere and wanted to keep her all the time. They were real big on having everybody come over on Saturday nights and everyone would play cards...they'd have card tables all over the house...and popcorn for refreshments."



by Jacqueline Pauline Williamson McClain
"Uncle Ed didn't like alot of people, but he liked us... he always brought us homemade buttermilk."

More About EDWIN O. STEINKE:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Barling, Arkansas Sebastian County
Occupation: Worked at Fort Chaffee
Record Change: November 18, 2002

Marriage Notes for MYRTLE BULLINGTON and EDWIN STEINKE:
*Memories*

by Bella Jo Williamson Crosslin

"Everytime I went to their house, I was amazed at all the stuff in her house.... she must have kept everything she ever had; old calendars and everything. In the summertime when she would can tomatoes, I would go to her house and watch her ... she cooked them outside on an open fire, and then put them in the jars...sometimes she'd let me help. You couldn't even see Aunt Myrt's house from the outside for the plants and everything.... I still dream about that house now, it was so interesting because it was so full of things... "

by Jacqueline Pauline Williamson McClain

"Aunt Myrt's house was wall to wall furniture..... she kept everything! I don't remember alot about her cooking, but I do remember that her rolls were the best I'd ever ate! When she got dressed to go to church, if she had a red dress, then she had a red hat and red shoes, red purse... she always matched completely head to toe! "

by Penny Leigh Crosslin Engel

"I loved my Aunt Myrt...she was so sweet. When she went into the resthome, I remember that she and Uncle Ed had the same room there... I thought that was neat. It was like having their own little apartment. I think it was at Medi-Home in Fort Smith. When I was really small, she would save all her little pill cups that the nurse brought her medicine in and when Momma would take me there, I'd play with all the little cups... wouldn't do much for the kids nowadays, but I thought it was great back then. One time, when our choir went to sing at the nursing home.... we went to Aunt Myrt's door... (this was when I went to Chaffin).... she didn't talk much then, but I remember that she grabbed ahold of my dress and wouldn't let go... at that age, it kind of scared me. Mamaw and I went to see her some when Aunt Myrt was in her nineties... she knew who we were... and would call me by name. Aunt Doll and Aunt Grace couldn't believe it... but she did."

41. iv. AUBREY EASONER BULLINGTON, b. March 31, 1890, Barling, Arkansas -Sebastian County; d. December 24, 1951, Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County.
v. WILLIAM J. BULLINGTON, b. October 04, 1891, Barling, Arkansas; d. 1974, Barling, Arkansas-Buried at Barling City Cemetery; m. (1) BARBARA J. RUTZ, June 07, 1914, Fort Smith, Arkansas - Sebastian County; b. August 19, 1895; d. August 26, 1923, Barling, Arkansas; m. (2) KATHLEEN SKELTON, January 17, 1925, Fort Smith, Arkansas; b. 1908.

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM BULLINGTON and BARBARA RUTZ:
Fort Smith, Arkansas - Sebastian County
Year: 1914
County District: Fort Smith
Book: N
Page: 35002
Bride Name: Barbara Rutz
Bride Age: 18
Groom Name: Will Bullington
Groom Age: 22
Date of Marriage: 19140607
Officiant: J. F. Roberts

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM BULLINGTON and KATHLEEN SKELTON:
Fort Smith, Arkansas - Sebastian County
Year: 1925
County District: Fort Smith
Book: W
Page: 490
Bride Name: Kathleen Skelton
Bride Age: 18
Groom Name: William J. Bullington
Groom Age: 33
Date of Marriage: 19250117
Officiant: D. N. Weaver

42. vi. JOSEPH PINSON BULLINGTON, b. August 06, 1895, Barling, Arkansas; d. March 27, 1982, Buried at Barling City Cemetery, Barling Arkansas.
43. vii. ZELLA EMMA BULLINGTON, b. April 12, 1900, Sebastian County, Barling, Arkansas; d. September 07, 1971, Fort Smith, Arkansas-Sebastian County.
44. viii. GRACE TRUMAN BULLINGTON, b. November 28, 1902, Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County; d. August 21, 1986, Fort Smith, Arkansas - Sebastian County.
45. ix. DOLLY LOIS BULLINGTON, b. March 29, 1905, Barling, Arkansas; d. May 24, 1980, Fort Smith, Arkansas - Brain Aneurism Buried at Barling Cemetery.
x. BABY BAXTER LEE BULLINGTON, b. 1907, Barling, Arkansas; d. 1908, Died at about 9 months old Barling, Arkansas.
46. xi. PEARL ELIZABETH BULLINGTON, b. September 25, 1908; d. December 31, 1940.
47. xii. NONA BELL BULLINGTON, b. September 23, 1910, Barling, Arkansas (then called both Barling & SpringHill); d. November 15, 2001, St. Edwards Hospital, Fort Smith, Arkansas - Sebastian County.


33. JESSE ALLEN10 BULLINGTON (WILLIAM JAMES9, JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born July 05, 1867 in Near Athens, McMinn Co. Tennessee, and died March 31, 1951. He married DORA GARREN November 08, 1888 in Sebastian County, Arkansas. She was born December 25, 1869 in Wife #2 McMinn County Tennessee, and died October 11, 1918 in Fort Smith, Arkansas Buried at Steep Hill Cemetery.

Children of JESSE BULLINGTON and DORA GARREN are:
i. CHARLES11 BULLINGTON, b. Sebastian Co. Arkansas.
ii. JESSIE BULLINGTON, b. Sebastian Co. Arkansas; m. (UNKNOWN) WILLIAMS.
iii. AMANDA BULLINGTON, b. August 07, 1889, Fort Smith, Arkansas; d. April 26, 1918.
iv. CLYDE BULLINGTON, b. 1892, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
v. STEPHEN (STEVE) BULLINGTON, b. May 10, 1892, Fort Smith, Arkansas Sebastian Co.; d. March 1978, Fort Smith, Arkansas.

More About STEPHEN (STEVE) BULLINGTON:
Religion: Protestant/Baptist
Social Security Number: 430-09-6381

vi. ROBERT BULLINGTON, b. December 20, 1902, Sebastian Co. Fort Smith, Arkansas; m. FRANKIE HEYBURN.

Notes for ROBERT BULLINGTON:
Birth Record: Sebastian County, Fort Smith, Arkansas
Bullington, Robert, Male, Dec. 20, 1902 Book (1) Page (43)

vii. RALPH BULLINGTON, b. March 15, 1905, Fort Smith, Arkansas; d. 1917.
viii. ALLEN BULLINGTON, b. 1909, Fort Smith, Arkansas; m. PAULINE UNKNOWN.


34. A.C. (DAYTON)10 BULLINGTON (WILLIAM JAMES9, JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born February 20, 1870 in Near Athens, McMinn Co. Tennessee, and died March 04, 1957. He married SARAH ELIZABETH (LIZZIE) WILLIAMS September 13, 1891 in Fort Smith, Arkansas - Sebastian County, daughter of JAMES WILLIAMS and ELIZA BUGG. She was born September 12, 1873, and died March 04, 1969.

Marriage Notes for A.C. BULLINGTON and SARAH WILLIAMS:
Fort Smith Sebastian County
Year 1891
County District: Fort Smith
Book: D
Page 45401
Bride Name: Lizzie Williams
Bride Age: 18
Groom Name: A.C. Dayton Bullington
Groom Age: 21
Date of Marriage: 18910913
Officiant: James F. Hudson

Children of A.C. BULLINGTON and SARAH WILLIAMS are:
48. i. BASCUM BONNEY11 BULLINGTON.
ii. PYRLE BULLINGTON.
iii. CLARENCE LARRY BULLINGTON.
iv. WARREN JACK BULLINGTON.
v. JAMES DAYTON BULLINGTON, b. August 14, 1892.
vi. RUTH BULLINGTON, b. October 08, 1894.
vii. HAROLD BOONE BULLINGTON, b. January 05, 1899.


35. GRACE TRUMAN10 BULLINGTON (WILLIAM JAMES9, JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born 1876 in McMinn Co. Tennessee, and died 1951 in Buried at Highland Cemetery, Okemah, Oklahoma. She married THOMAS (ED) EDWARD STANDLEY. He was born 1870, and died 1951 in Okemah, Oklahoma Buried at Highland Cemetery.

More About GRACE TRUMAN BULLINGTON:
Namesake: November 28, 1902, Grace Truman Bullington Taylor (John Scruggs Bullington's daughter)

Children of GRACE BULLINGTON and THOMAS STANDLEY are:
i. BEAULAH ANN11 STANDLEY, b. 1897, Okemah, Oklahoma; m. ARTA ? GOFF.
ii. CORDELIA STANDLEY, b. 1899, Okemah, Oklahoma; m. R.H. SIBLEY.
iii. GRACE TRUMAN STANDLEY, b. 1902, Okemah, Oklahoma.
iv. HUGH JEROME STANDLEY, b. 1903, Okemah, Oklahoma; m. (1) MARGUERITTE RAY; d. Wife # 2; m. (2) RUTH BARRETT OR BURRETT.
49. v. ROGER EDWARD STANDLEY, b. 1906, Okemah, Oklahoma.


36. BAXTER LEE (SR.)10 BULLINGTON (WILLIAM JAMES9, JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born March 01, 1879 in McMinn Co. Tennessee, and died March 27, 1943 in Charleston, Arkansas. He married ELLA MCCONNELL May 07, 1902 in Vesta, Arkansas. She was born January 10, 1886 in Vesta, Arkansas, and died December 09, 1977 in Buried at Nixon Cemetery, Charleston-Arkansas.

Children of BAXTER BULLINGTON and ELLA MCCONNELL are:
i. RUBY11 BULLINGTON, m. ? LEDBETTER.
ii. ALICE BULLINGTON.
50. iii. BAXTER LEE (JR) BULLINGTON.
iv. MELVA BULLINGTON, m. W.C..


37. EMMA CYLESS10 BULLINGTON (WILLIAM JAMES9, JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born December 18, 1884 in Enterprise, Sebastian Co. Arkansas, and died November 18, 1960 in Fort Smith, Arkansas Buried at Steep Hill Cem.. She married LUTHER B. JORDEN June 20, 1904 in Fort Smith, Arkansas. He was born May 20, 1882, and died December 13, 1932 in Arkansas City, Kansas. Buried in Barling City Cemetery.

Child of EMMA BULLINGTON and LUTHER JORDEN is:
i. JAMES ROY11 JORDEN, m. GORDON PEELER.


Generation No. 10

38. NORA11 MCCONNELL (MATILDA10 BULLINGTON, JOHN RIPPETOE9, TYRE8, WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON)

Child of NORA MCCONNELL is:
51. i. MARION12 MULLEN.


39. LEONARD EDGER11 JACKSON (GEORGE WASHINGTON10, SARAH JANE9 BULLINGTON, GEORGE W.8, WILLIAM CRENSHAW7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born December 28, 1892 in Putnam County, Tennessee, and died July 07, 1966 in Weatherford, Parker County, Texas. He married JULIE SMITH. She was born September 05, 1887, and died January 1972 in Parker County.

Children of LEONARD JACKSON and JULIE SMITH are:
i. BILLIE JEAN12 JACKSON, m. RICHARD BARNES.
ii. MILDRED JACKSON, b. March 01, 1919; d. April 1993, Parker County; m. JOHN TREADWELL.
iii. MARZELLE L. JACKSON, b. August 10, 1921; d. August 30, 1992, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas; m. TRAVIS WHITE; b. Mississippi.

More About MARZELLE L. JACKSON:
Burial: September 1992, Restland Memorial Park, Dallas, Texas


40. CELIA ANN11 BULLINGTON (JOHN SCRUGGS10, WILLIAM JAMES9, JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born August 31, and died 1930. She married RUFUS H. NOLAN October 27, 1917 in Fort Smith, Arkansas - Sebastian County. He was born 1898, and died 1975.

More About CELIA ANN BULLINGTON:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Barling, Arkansas (Photo on File)

More About RUFUS H. NOLAN:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Barling, Arkansas (Photo on File)

Marriage Notes for CELIA BULLINGTON and RUFUS NOLAN:
Celia and Rufus lived on North 6th Street... and Rufus worked for the city at that time. After Celia's death, Rufus was unable to take care of the children and Harold and Roy for a while stayed with Joseph and Eva Bullington.

Children of CELIA BULLINGTON and RUFUS NOLAN are:
i. BERNICE12 NOLAN.

More About BERNICE NOLAN:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Barling, Arkansas

ii. JOETTE NOLAN.


41. AUBREY EASONER11 BULLINGTON (JOHN SCRUGGS10, WILLIAM JAMES9, JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born March 31, 1890 in Barling, Arkansas -Sebastian County, and died December 24, 1951 in Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County. He married WILLIE L. DANIEL October 19, 1913 in Sebastian County, Fort Smith, Arkansas. She was born September 18, 1893, and died May 12, 1954 in Killed in a car crash in Oklahoma.

Notes for AUBREY EASONER BULLINGTON:
At one time Aubrey owned the 22 Cafe on 22 Highway in Barling.

*Memories*
by Penny Leigh Crosslin Engel

"Of course, I didn't know Uncle Aub... but I heard his name all my life. Mamaw (Nona Bell) seemed very fond of him and always spoke well of him."

More About AUBREY EASONER BULLINGTON:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Sebastian County, Barling, Arkansas

Notes for WILLIE L. DANIEL:
Aunt Bill was killed in a car wreck in Oklahoma.

Marriage Notes for AUBREY BULLINGTON and WILLIE DANIEL:
Wedding Ceremony Officiated by: M. W. Clifton

*Memories*

by Jacqueline Pauline Williamson McClain

"Uncle Aub and Aunt Bill owned the 22 Cafe for a while... but I don't remember a whole lot about them, other than they were really sweet and we loved seeing them."

Child of AUBREY BULLINGTON and WILLIE DANIEL is:
i. JACK12 BULLINGTON.


42. JOSEPH PINSON11 BULLINGTON (JOHN SCRUGGS10, WILLIAM JAMES9, JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born August 06, 1895 in Barling, Arkansas, and died March 27, 1982 in Buried at Barling City Cemetery, Barling Arkansas. He married EVA PINKERTON February 23, 1918 in Fort Smith, Arkansas - Sebastian County. She was born August 31, 1898, and died October 15, 1986 in Barling, Arkansas-Buried in Barling City Cemetery.

Notes for JOSEPH PINSON BULLINGTON:
*Memories*

as told by Jacqueline McClain and Bella Jo Crosslin

"Uncle Joe (told by his nieces) was always a fun loving, sweet man. Very kind hearted. He was a very respectable mayor. He was the sweetest man you'd ever meet."

More About JOSEPH PINSON BULLINGTON:
Occupation: Construction - Former Mayor of Barling
Record Change: November 06, 2003
Social Security Number: 432-16-9543

Notes for EVA PINKERTON:
*Memories*

as told by Bella Jo Crosslin and Jacqueline McClain

"Eva was a wonderful cook. She could make anything taste good. The family loved to go there to eat. We remember going there to have dinner with Momma and Daddy and always looking forward to it."

More About EVA PINKERTON:
Record Change: October 2003
Social Security Number: 430-19-0185

Marriage Notes for JOSEPH BULLINGTON and EVA PINKERTON:
Fort Smith, Sebastian County
Year: 1918
County District: Fort Smith
Book: P
Page 27501
Bride Name: Eva Pinkerton
Bride Age: 20
Groom Name: Joe Bullington
Groom Age: 22
Date of Marriage: 19180223
Officiant: P. M. Nolen

*Memories*

by Jacqueline Pauline Williamson McClain

"Aunt Eva made the best chess pies in the world! She liked nothing better than having all of her children over on Sunday for dinner."

by Bella Jo Williamson Crosslin

"You never saw Uncle Joe without his pipe! He was the mayor of Barling at one time too. "

Children of JOSEPH BULLINGTON and EVA PINKERTON are:
i. JACK NEWTON12 BULLINGTON, m. BETTY JO MCCULLOUGH, November 27, 1947, Fort Smith, Arkansas - Sebastian County.

Notes for JACK NEWTON BULLINGTON:
Buried at Barling City Cemetery

*Memories*
by Hugh Edward Bullington

"We were playing around outside at our house... Dad's model T was outside and we decided we were going to roll it back a little.. we didn't see Jack... but when we rolled the car back, we heard him. We had ran over him. I thought we'd killed him. It knocked the breath out of him, but for the most part didn't hurt him. Those cars weren't real heavy, so lucky he wasn't hurt."


More About BETTY JO MCCULLOUGH:
Record Change: November 18, 2002

Marriage Notes for JACK BULLINGTON and BETTY MCCULLOUGH:
Wedding Ceremony officiated by: H. G. Milam

ii. PAUL BULLINGTON.

More About PAUL BULLINGTON:
Record Change: November 18, 2002

52. iii. JOANN BULLINGTON.
53. iv. NERENE BULLINGTON.
v. BABY BULLINGTON, b. Stillborn.

More About BABY BULLINGTON:
Record Change: November 18, 2002

54. vi. HUGH EDWARD BULLINGTON, b. August 09, 1923.
55. vii. STEVEN KENNON BULLINGTON, b. August 21, 1931, Jenny Lind, Arkansas.
56. viii. JIMMY SCRUGGS BULLINGTON, b. October 18, 1933.
57. ix. DELMAR PENSON BULLINGTON, b. September 16, 1935.


43. ZELLA EMMA11 BULLINGTON (JOHN SCRUGGS10, WILLIAM JAMES9, JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born April 12, 1900 in Sebastian County, Barling, Arkansas, and died September 07, 1971 in Fort Smith, Arkansas-Sebastian County. She married ED CHANCEY October 27, 1917 in Fort Smith, Arkansas. He was born January 04, 1894, and died March 16, 1978.

Notes for ZELLA EMMA BULLINGTON:
*Memories*

by Jacqueline Pauline Williamson McClain

"Aunt Zella was the best cook of all the sisters! She could make hamburgers taste wonderful.. she wasn't a fancy cook, but she could really cook a meal! "

by Bella Jo Williamson Crosslin

"Aunt Zella made the best iced tea.... I've never had any better than the tea that she made. When she got ill later in life, I stayed with her alot, helping take care of her... and my heart was broken when she died. She was the closest sister to Momma, aside from Pearl when Mother was young."

by Penny Leigh Crosslin Engel

"The first time in my life that I remember being told that someone had died was when Aunt Zella died... my Mom sat me down in the living room of our house and told me and it broke my heart... I loved Aunt Zella.... she was the sweetest one of the bunch besides my Mamaw... when I was really little, I'd go to Aunt Zella's alot, she was always my favorite great Aunt... she and Aunt Doll had gotten into an argument and it hurt my feelings because I thought Aunt Doll was being mean to Aunt Zella..(they lived side by side, separated by a fence)...so I went out with the scissors, and every rose of Aunt Doll's that had poked through the fence on Aunt Zella's side, I decided to cut them all off... then I threw them over the fence into Aunt Doll's yard. I didn't tell Aunt Zella that I did it... an hour or so later, Aunt Zella and I were sitting in the living room of her house and we both heard Aunt Doll screaming outside... Aunt Zella went outside and Aunt Doll gave her what for about cutting off the tops of all of her roses.... Aunt Zella knew then that I had to be the one that did it, but she took the blame anyway... and told Aunt Doll to keep her rose buds on HER side of the fence or she'd chop 'em off again! I thought I was going to be in real trouble, but when Aunt Zella came back in the house, she just smiled and said, "You did that for me, didn't you?" I was teary eyed and told her yes... and she just hugged me and said that it was sweet...a few minutes later she just started laughing out loud and looked at me and said, "I can't wait to tell Nona Bell, (my grandmother)...she'll get a big kick outta that."

More About ZELLA EMMA BULLINGTON:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Sebastian County, Barling, Arkansas
Church Member: First Baptist Church, Barling, Arkansas
Religion: Southern Baptist

Notes for ED CHANCEY:
*Memories*

"Uncle Ed was always so funny. One time we were all there talking and someone needed a bucket... and Aunt Zella needed buckets too... and he said, "Why don't you do like me? Every time you're going down the road and you see one, stop and get it." Aunt Zella said, "Well, Ed, you never bring home any buckets!" Uncle Ed said, "Well, it's because I don't ever see any." "

More About ED CHANCEY:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Sebastian County, Barling, Arkansas
Occupation: Made a good living "horsetrading"...sold milk from his cows, etc.
Record Change: November 18, 2002

Children of ZELLA BULLINGTON and ED CHANCEY are:
58. i. JEAN12 CHANCEY.
59. ii. BILLY CHANCEY.


44. GRACE TRUMAN11 BULLINGTON (JOHN SCRUGGS10, WILLIAM JAMES9, JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born November 28, 1902 in Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County, and died August 21, 1986 in Fort Smith, Arkansas - Sebastian County. She married ALVIN ALLEN TAYLOR December 01, 1921 in Sebastian County, Arkansas, son of WILLIAM TAYLOR and HATTIE BROWN. He was born July 31, 1895 in Charleston, Arkansas, and died September 07, 1968 in Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County.

Notes for GRACE TRUMAN BULLINGTON:
Grace is named after her Aunt Grace Truman Bullington, which was Grace's father, John Scruggs Bullington's, sister.

Obituary: (Southwest Times Record, Fort Smith, Arkansas)

*Grace T. Taylor, 83, of Barling died Thursday in a local hospital. She was a homemaker and a member of the First Baptist Church in Barling. Funeral will be 10 a.m. Monday at the First Baptist Church, burial will be at Barling Cemetery under the direction of Edwards Funeral Home. She is survived by one daughter, Janice Williamson of Boca Raton, Fla., one son, John W. of Angleton, Tex., one sister, Nona Williamson of Barling, six grandchildren, four step grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Leroy Alexander, Hugh Bullington, Pete Chaffin, Arval Williamson, Gary Braswell, and Steve Bullington.*

*Memories*
by Penny Leigh Crosslin Engel

"Aunt Grace made THE best Strawberry Shortcake on earth. She always made it when we'd have pot luck dinners at church. She brought this HUGE bowl of it... and it was gone in no time. Everyone would get her dessert first, before they actually made their plates, so they'd be sure to have some. She always had a garden in her backyard that she worked on constantly...she loved flowers and had a flower garden or two, too. I remember when I was really little, she worked at Medi-Sav Pharmacy in Barling.... it was where First National Bank in Barling is now on Fort Street (Hwy. 22)...then she worked at Thrifty Cash (the quicky store) for a long time too. She made some red velvet curtains to hang in the Baptistry at church, and they hung there for years and years."

More About GRACE TRUMAN BULLINGTON:
Burial: August 25, 1986, Barling City Cemetery, Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County
Cause of Death: Cancer
Church Member: First Baptist Church, Barling, Arkansas
Hobbies-Interests: Loved working in the garden
Religion: Southern Baptist
Social Security Number: 431-50-1255

Notes for ALVIN ALLEN TAYLOR:
*Memories*

by Jacqueline Pauline Williamson McClain

"The main thing I remember about Uncle Al was that he was always perched in front of the radio listening to Cardinals baseball."

More About ALVIN ALLEN TAYLOR:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County
Occupation: Worked at a wheelbarrow factory
Record Change: November 18, 2003
Social Security Number: 430-36-4377

Children of GRACE BULLINGTON and ALVIN TAYLOR are:
60. i. JOHN WILLIAM12 TAYLOR, b. Barling, Arkansas.
ii. ALVIN BRUCE TAYLOR, b. March 29, 1926, Barling, Arkansas; d. May 18, 1974, Sebastian County, Arkansas; m. (1) ERIN UNKNOWN; m. (2) ALICE N. UNKNOWN; b. February 23, 1925.

Notes for ALVIN BRUCE TAYLOR:
*Memories*
by Penny Leigh Crosslin Engel

"When I was little, I used to love to go see Bruce and Alice. They lived on North 7th Street in Barling. This was after Bruce's accident, so he was in the hospital bed by the picture window in the living room. I had the best time at their house. Alice and Bruce are two of the people from my childhood that I remember the best. Several years ago, I was in a pharmacy on Grand Avenue in Fort Smith, and the lady looked so familiar...finally, it hit me.. it was Alice, so I told her who I was... and she remembered me well. She was still so sweet... and still looked the same to me."

More About ALVIN BRUCE TAYLOR:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Sebastian County, Barling, Arkansas
Social Security Number: 430-32-8660

61. iii. JANICE ALLECE TAYLOR, b. October 10, 1940, Barling, Arkansas.


45. DOLLY LOIS11 BULLINGTON (JOHN SCRUGGS10, WILLIAM JAMES9, JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born March 29, 1905 in Barling, Arkansas, and died May 24, 1980 in Fort Smith, Arkansas - Brain Aneurism Buried at Barling Cemetery. She married JAMES W. BOATRIGHT April 08, 1928 in 4-7-1928 obtained marriage license, Fort Smith, Arkansas. He was born September 28, 1901, and died January 1989 in Oklahoma.

Notes for DOLLY LOIS BULLINGTON:
Obituary: (Southwest Times Record)

*Doll Boatright- Doll L. Boatright, 75, of Barling died Saturday at a Fort Smith hospital. She was a housewife and a member of the First Baptist Church at Barling. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Barling First Baptist Church. Burial will be at Barling Cemetery under the direction of Edwards Funeral Home. Survivors include her husband, James; one daughter, Lou Ann Smith of Pauls Valley, Okla; three sisters, Mrs. Grace Taylor and Mrs. Nona Belle Williamson, both of Barling, and Mrs. Myrtle Stinkie of Fort Smith; one brother Joe Bullington of Barling; two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Jimmy, Roger, Steve and Hugh Bullington, Arville Lee Williamson, Frankie Crosslin and William McMahan.*

*Memories*

by Jacqueline Pauline Williamson McClain

"Aunt Doll would by clothes and dye everyone of them.... they had to be the perfect towel. She always crocheted around all of her towels... she was a snappy, loud dresser. She loved growing flowers and she kept a really nice house. The house was full of ruffles and frills. She'd sit up half the night sewing a dress for Loukie for Sunday School the next morning and Loukie would throw a fit because she didn't care for the ruffles and frills."

by Penny Leigh Crosslin Engel

"Aunt Doll was a pink & purpleaholic! She loved loud, vibrant colors. Her clothes, down to her slips, were always colorful. Pink everything... and I don't mean pale pink... I mean hot pink... and this deep royal purple color. Her broaches were bright, her "ear bobs" were bright.... you definitely saw her coming. She was always dressed up, had her make up on, had her house clean, and was ready to go!"

More About DOLLY LOIS BULLINGTON:
Burial: May 27, 1980, Barling City Cemetery, Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County
Cause of Death: Brain Aneurism
Church Member: First Baptist Church, Barling, Arkansas
Hobbies-Interests: Loved gardening
Medical Information: Death records indicate that she died of a Cerebrovascular accident and that her physician was Dr. R.W. Ross.
Religion: Baptist
Social Security Number: 429-60-1403

Notes for JAMES W. BOATRIGHT:
Jim was an electrician and at different times owned several cafes.

After Doll passed away, he went to live with his daughter Loukie in Oklahoma.

More About JAMES W. BOATRIGHT:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County
Occupation: Electrician
Record Change: November 18, 2002

Marriage Notes for DOLLY BULLINGTON and JAMES BOATRIGHT:
When Doll died... she had a severe headache that day and finally started screaming at Jim that something was wrong.... he called an ambulance, but she was already unconscious and went into a coma, passing away soon thereafter.

Child of DOLLY BULLINGTON and JAMES BOATRIGHT is:
i. LOU ANNA (LOUKIE)12 BOATRIGHT, m. UNKNOWN SMITH.


46. PEARL ELIZABETH11 BULLINGTON (JOHN SCRUGGS10, WILLIAM JAMES9, JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born September 25, 1908, and died December 31, 1940. She married HERMAN MCMAHAN July 23, 1927 in 7-23-1927 obtained marriage license, Fort Smith, Arkansas, son of WILLIAM MCMAHAN. He was born May 08, 1906, and died September 15, 1983.

Notes for PEARL ELIZABETH BULLINGTON:
Obituary:

*Mrs. Pearl McMahan-Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Pearl Bullington McMahan, 33 years old, wife of Herman McMahan of Barling, who died at a Fort Smith hospital at 10:10 a.m. Tuesday remained uncomplete Tuesday night. The body is at Edwards Funeral Home. Survivors include her husband, one son, William Scruggs McMahan, Barling; one daughter, Doris Ann, Barling, her parents, Mr and Mrs. J.S. Bullington of Barling, three brothers, Will Bullington of Okmulgee, Okla, Joe of Barling and Aubrey, Albuquerque, NM, and five sisters, Mrs. Ed Chaney, Mrs. A. A. Taylor, Mrs. J.W. Boatright, Mrs. Herbert Williamson, and Mrs. E.O. Steinke, all of Barling. Mrs. McMahan was born and reared at Barling and was a member of the Baptist church there.*

Pearl had a severe case of pneumonia and was hospitalized. The day they were going to let her come home, a blood clot went to her heart and killed her instantly.

*Memories*

as told by Nona Bell Bullington Williamson

"Pearl and I always wore the same clothes, we always got to dress alike and we were just inseparable.
Pearl didn't start school when she was supposed to, Momma and Poppa let her start late so that she could start with me and we wouldn't have to be separated. We were likes twins, we always had to be together."

by Jacqueline Pauline Williamson McClain

"I was really young when I was around Aunt Pearl and I don't remember alot... but I know that Mother was ironing clothes when they came and told her that Aunt Pearl had died. Momma just broke down and cried her heart out. She loved Aunt Pearl so much... they were SO close as children and continued to be close as young adults."

More About PEARL ELIZABETH BULLINGTON:
Burial: Steep Hill Cemetery, Fort Smith, Arkansas

Notes for HERMAN MCMAHAN:
1930 Federal Census:
Name: Herman Mcmahan
Age: 23 years
Estimated birth year: 1906
Relation to Head-of-house: Son
Home in 1930: Mont Sandels, Sebastian, Arkansas
Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Mont Sandels, Sebastian, Arkansas; Roll: T626_94; Page: 9B; Enumeration District: 25; Image: 0943.

Herman, wife-Pearl E., son-William, and daughter-Doris A., and a boarder name Arthur Coleman, are shown living with William McMahan, and Herman's father in 1930.

*Memories*

by Jacqueline Pauline Williamson McClain

"Uncle Herman always had a chew of tobacco in his mouth. I remember him being a police officer at some point."

More About HERMAN MCMAHAN:
Burial: Steep Hill Cemetery, Fort Smith - Arkansas

Marriage Notes for PEARL BULLINGTON and HERMAN MCMAHAN:
On their marriage license issued in Fort Smith, Arkansas....... Herman's last name is misspelled McMahon.

Children of PEARL BULLINGTON and HERMAN MCMAHAN are:
62. i. WILLIAM12 MCMAHAN, b. May 22, 1928.
63. ii. DORIS ANN MCMAHAN, b. November 30, 1929.


47. NONA BELL11 BULLINGTON (JOHN SCRUGGS10, WILLIAM JAMES9, JESSE8, ROBERT7, ROBERT6, ROBERT5, ROBERT4, ROBERT3, NICHOLAS2, JOHN1 BILLINGTON) was born September 23, 1910 in Barling, Arkansas (then called both Barling & SpringHill), and died November 15, 2001 in St. Edwards Hospital, Fort Smith, Arkansas - Sebastian County. She married HUBERT PAUL WILLIAMSON December 28, 1928 in Fort Smith, Arkansas, son of JOHN WILLIAMSON and REGINA GEHEB. He was born January 10, 1907 in Rye Hill, Arkansas - Sebastian County, and died June 24, 1985 in Fort Smith, Arkansas - Sebastian County.

Notes for NONA BELL BULLINGTON:
Was a housewife all her life. Cooked at the school a little while. Worked out in her yard for hours at a time.

Buried at Barling City Cemetery.

Broke her hip in October of 2001, did well through her hip surgery, but suffered with pneumonia during her stay at the hospital and passed away with complications of pneumonia.


Obituary: (Copy of original on file)

NONA WILLIAMSON BARLING-Nona Bell Williamson, 91, of Barling died Thursday, Nov. 15, 2001, in a local hospital. She was a homemaker and a chartered member of the First Baptist Church in Barling. She was the widow of Hubert Paul Williamson. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Monday in First Baptist Church in Barling with burial at Barling City Cemetery under the direction of Lewis Funeral Chapel of Fort Smith. She is survived by two daughters, Jackie McClain and Bella Jo Crosslin, both of Barling; a son, Arval Williamson of Barling, four grandchildren, Billie Jane Gentry, Tracy Ferrari, Penny Engel and Teresa Moon; and six great grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Delmar, Steve, Jimmy and Roger Bullington, Leroy Alexander and Milton Anderson. The family will visit with friends 2 to 3 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.


*Memories*

as told by Bella Jo Williamson Crosslin

"Momma would get behind the french doors, they had glass panes, & there was a petition right down the middle of the house - she would wait until dark, and jump out at me without her teeth on to scare me when I was little, and then chase me all through the house laughing hysterically... it used to scare me to death! Shows how much we had to do for entertainment back then. Looking back, I realize that we were poor, we really didn't have any money, but we didn't know it. We never felt poor when we were little. We had everything we needed, and that was all that mattered."

as told by Jacqueline Williamson McClain

"When Jim and I were married and it would get close to the end of the month and we wouldn't have any money, Momma would bring us a dollar and a big bag of popcorn so that Jim and I, and Momma and Daddy could all go to the movies. When we were growing up, you had to heat water on the stove and took a bath in a galvanized tub. Jo would take a bath first, then I would take a bath, then Arval would take his last. Momma always told us not to sit on the edge of the tub because it may tip over. One time, I sat on the edge anyway, the tub tipped over and water went everywhere! I missed my bath that night and got a spanking to boot!"

as told by Penny Crosslin Engel and Tracy McClain Ferrari

"We used to love to sit and watch the show Banana Splits at Mama's (pronounced Mamaw) house. She'd fix us cut up lemons with the same little pink plastic bowl filled with a mixture of sugar and salt. We'd sit in the middle of the living room floor and eat it while we watched television. One day, Mama kept on clearing her throat behind us and coughing. When it finally got so loud we couldn't hear the television, we turned around - and there she was sitting in "her" chair, with her dress pulled up, wearing shorts!! We'd never even seen Mama in pants, much less shorts - she saw the looks on our faces and laughed for hours."

More About NONA BELL BULLINGTON:
Burial: Barling City Cemetery, Sebastian County, Barling, Arkansas
Church Member: Charted Member of First Baptist Church, Barling (which began as Missionary Baptist Church)
Collected: glassware, knick knacks
Education: Finished Sixth Grade
Hobbies-Interests: Yardwork, Landscaping, Loved to sew, made bedspreads, tablecloths - could make them out of anything. Never used patterns, just made them up as she went.
Occupation: Housewife
Religion: Baptist

Notes for HUBERT PAUL WILLIAMSON:
Hubert and family are enumerated in the 1930 Arkansas Census, Sebastian County, Mont Sandels Township, ED 25, page 7B.

Funeral Services at First Baptist Church, Barling, Rev. Jim Daniel & Rev. Gerald Cross
presiding
Cook in the Army - Had been issued papers to go overseas, and
the war ended before he had to go. Lived in California at the
time.

Lived at Medi-Home Nursing Home, Ft. Smith, Arkansas the last part of his life. Had
Parkinson's Disease & Alheimers. Nona Bell took care of him at home for several years before he lived at the nursing home. Died of Heart & Kidney Failure.

Obituary:

HUBERT WILLIAMSON-Funeral for Hubert Williamson, 78, of Barling who died Monday, will be 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Barling First Baptist Church. Burial will be at Barling City Cemetery under the direction of Edwards Funeral Home. He was a veteran of World War II.
Pallbearers will be Pat Ferrari, Kenny Engel, Bobby Gentry, Milton Anderson, Hugh Bullington and Terry Williamson.

*Memories*

as told by Bella Jo Williamson Crosslin

"Daddy was so tender hearted, he would cry about anything. When he was in the army, I remember when I was about three or four years old, if we ever had to drive off and leave him I could look back and see him standing there crying waving goodbye to us. He would even cry at sad movies. He wouldn't discipline us, he just couldn't do it, it was always up to Momma. Even after we got married, Momma always said that he was happy just to see us outside, to see us pulling up when we got off work, etc. (We
all lived on the same street) He loved his family so much."

as told by Jacqueline Williamson McClain

"Me and Momma and Daddy would take turns on doing each other's yards. Daddy would ride the riding mower and make me and Momma use the push mowers and we'd just be mowing away and we'd stop for a drink or something and notice we couldn't hear the riding lawn mower anymore, he would've snuck off and went in the house to watch soap operas. He loved watching them. Daddy was never mad... he was always smiling and laughing."

as told by Tracy McClain Ferrari

"I loved coming to Mama's and Papa's house for coke parties (we made coke floats), we'd watch HeeHaw on television and watch Mannix - Papa loved those shows. I remember he always wore overalls, everyday of the week - except when he went to town on Saturdays, Mama made him dress up a little. He called me sugarfoot, and he always made me feel special. Since my Dad when I was eighth grade, it was Papa that taught me how to drive. "

as told by Penny Crosslin Engel

"I spent every Saturday with Mama and Papa, we went to K-mart on Zero Street in Ft. Smith and to the grocery store (which was on one side of K-mart at the time).... I usually hid from Mama and would go to the service desk and have them page her and here she'd come, grinnin' at me knowing what I was up to. Me and Papa didn't like to go with Mama to get groceries, so after she left Kmart and went in the grocery store, me and Papa would go back in Kmart and buy a submarine sandwich and two cokes and go sit in the car and split it. He'd sneak me a dollar every Saturday when Mama wasn't looking and I'd combine it with my dollar allowance from Momma and Daddy and buy two new packages of paperdolls. He'd always say, "Now, don't you tell your Mama or she'll get us both!"."

More About HUBERT PAUL WILLIAMSON:
Burial: June 26, 1985, Barling City Cemetery, Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County
Education: Finished eighth grade
Hobbies-Interests: Whittled a little, liked to fish
Occupation: Carpenter
Religion: Raised Catholic, Baptized later in life at First Baptist Church, Barling
Social Security Number: 431-10-8224

Marriage Notes for NONA BULLINGTON and HUBERT WILLIAMSON:
Marriage Record: 1928
County District: Fort Smith
Book: 00002
Page: 391
Bride Age: 18
Groom Age: 21
Officiant: Tom Prescott

Was supposed to be married on the 22nd, but ended up being married on the 28th.

Children of NONA BULLINGTON and HUBERT WILLIAMSON are:
64. i. ARVAL LEE12 WILLIAMSON, b. September 13, 1929, Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County; d. July 18, 2004, Fort Smith, Arkansas - Sebastian County.
65. ii. JACQUELINE PAULINE WILLIAMSON, b. September 21, 1934, Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County.
66. iii. BELLA JO WILLIAMSON, b. July 10, 1940, Barling, Arkansas - Sebastian County.