Emmett Tullock worked as “Lamp Tender” in 1910 (industry “Railroad”). He lived on Fort Hunter in Rotterdam in 1910.
Census sources: 1910 census
Find a Grave shows Emmett Tullock (1884-1942), spouse of Anna Tullock, buried in Viewland Cemetery in Rotterdam. 1905 NY State Census lists his name as Emmit Tullock. 1915 NY State Census lists his name as Emmitt Tullock. World War II Draft Registration Card shows his name as Emmett Tullock.
| Also recorded as | Emett Tullock, Emmit Tullock, Emmitt Tullock |
|---|---|
| Born | About 1884 |
| Race | White |
| Sex | Male |
| Person ID | 8430 |
| Year | Name | Relation to Head | Address | Age | Race | POB | Marriage | Occupation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1910 | Tullock, Emett | Head | Fort Hunter | 26 | White | New York | 1st Marriage | Lamp Tender |
| Name | Relation to Head | Address | Age | Race | POB | Marriage | Occupation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tullock, Anna | Wife | Fort Hunter | 25 | White | New York | 1st Marriage | None |
| Tullock, Howard | Son | Fort Hunter | 6 | White | New York | Single | None |
| Tullock, Raymond | Son | Fort Hunter | 5 | White | New York | Single | None |
| Tullock, Gladis | Daughter | Fort Hunter | 3 | White | New York | Single | None |
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