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Stephen Bullock autographed partly printed court document issued at Taunton, Massachusetts, in September 1800. The document orders payment of twenty-three dollars from the Bristol County Treasury to Bullock for "laying out a road in Somerset." Bullock has boldly autographed the document on the verso beneath a handwritten receipt acknowledging payment of the order.

Fine condition with expected age toning, original folds, and light handling wear.

Stephen Bullock (1735–1816) was a Massachusetts patriot, military officer, and public official who served during the American Revolution. He commanded a company of Massachusetts militia and participated in the Battle of Rhode Island in August 1778, part of the unsuccessful American campaign to dislodge British forces from Newport. Bullock continued in public service after the Revolution and became a prominent civic figure in Rehoboth, Massachusetts, serving in local and county affairs during the early years of the republic.

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Reference sku: 11695 1419190-1