Clark County MO Archives Biographies.....Bull, T. A. 1842 - 
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Dr. T. A. Bull, a native of Wood County, Ohio, was born in 1842, and is the son 
of T. J. and Nancy Ann (Westcott) Bull, both natives of the State of New York, 
and both of English descent.  After marriage, the father followed agricultural 
pursuits until 1858 or 1859, then began the study of dentistry under an uncle, 
Dr. Alonzo Bull.  After reading for two years he moved to Dubuque, Iowa, and 
was there a practicing dentist several years.  He then returned to Hancock 
County, Ill., and here practiced for over fifteen years.  In 1884 he sold out, 
and moved to Iowa, settling in Pella, Marion County.  He is a Republican in 
politics, and has been a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church for a number 
of years, as had also his wife.  She died in 1886.  Although Dr. Bull has 
arrived at the ripe age of seventy-six, he is yet vigorous in mind, and is 
still following his profession.  Our subject is the forth of a family of nine 
living children.  He remained with his parents until his nineteenth year, when 
he enlisted in the Federal Army, and was in many important battles: Harper’s 
Ferry, Antietam, Gettysburg, and numerous others.  In the spring of 1865 he was 
mustered out, and returned to Warsaw, Ill., where he began the study of 
dentistry under his father.  He afterward practiced in that town for about nine 
years, and then crossed the Father of Rivers, and settled in the village of 
Fairmont, Clark County, where he has a good practice.  In the spring of 1868 he 
was united in marriage to Miss Sarah Boscow, a daughter of Dr. T. H. Boscow, a 
prominent physician in Warsaw, Ill.  To Dr. and Mrs. Bull four children have 
been born: Frances I., Burt, Frederick A. and Giles E.  Frances I. is the wife 
of James E. Pulliam, the other children are single and make their home with 
their parents.  Dr. Bull is a Republican in politics, and a member of the G. A. 
R. [Grand Army of the Republic]

Additional Comments:
History of Lewis Clark, Knox, and Scotland Counties, Missouri
Publish 1887 by The Goodspeed Publishing Co.
St. Louis and Chicago
Biographical Appendix Clark County, Page 870, Dr. T. A. Bull


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