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Micajah Bullock
Captain Micajah Bullock (October 20, 1745 – circa 1828) was an American revolutionary, military officer, and landowner. BiographyBullock was born on October 20, 1745 in Hanover County, Virginia.[1] He inherited land in Granville County, North Carolina from his father, Edward Bullock II, as a young man. He also received over 2,000 acres in land grants from the state of North Carolina.[1] By 1776, he owned over 4,000 acres of land.[1][2] Bullock served in various capacities in local government, including as a county entry taker, sheriff, county surveyor, and bondsman.[1] Bullock served in Captain James Yancey's Company, in Colonel Richard Henderson's regiment, during the American Revolutionary War.[1] During the war, he wrote a letter to Colonel Folsome about back payments of troops in 1776.[3] He fought at the Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge, the first Revolutionary War battle in North Carolina, on February 26, 1776.[1] Bullock also fought at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse and possibly carried the Guilford Courthouse flag.[4] He served as a captain in the Granville County regiment.[5] After the war, in 1797, he filed a petition to build a grist mill on his property.[1] He was the father of Major Edward Bullock.[1] Bullock died between March 30, 1827 and May 1828.[1] References
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