Bullock

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A Bullock is a castrated bull, also known as a steer. They are castrated in order that the animal may be more docile or may put on weight more quickly.

Bullock may also refer to:

• Bullock cart
• Bullock County, Alabama
• Bullock Pen Lake
• Bullock Creek
• Bullock Report (A Language for Life) (1975)
• Bullock Report (Industrial democracy) (1977)
• Bullock's, a defunct department store chain based in Los Angeles, CA
• Jarrod Molloy

People with the surname Bullock

• Alan Bullock, historian and academic (1914 – 2004)
• Alexander H. Bullock, Governor of Massachusetts (1866 – 1868)
• Anna Mae Bullock (Tina Turner), African-American Singer/ Entertainer
• Bob Bullock, American politician
• Bob Bullock, American liquor retail store owner
• Geoff Bullock, Australian Pentecostal paster and songwriter
• Harvey Bullock (comics), fictional character from Batman
• Harvey Bullock (writer), American screenwriter
• JM J. Bullock, American actor
• Jeffrey Bullock, American university president
• Jimmy Bullock, English footballer
• Martha Bullock, wife of Seth Bullock
• Matthew Bullock, fled to Canada
• Mike Bullock, comics artist
• Norman Bullock, English footballer and football manager
• Richard Bullock, real-life Deadwood Dick
• Sandra Bullock, American actress
• S. Scott Bullock, American actor
• Seth Bullock, United States Marshals
• Steve Bullock, British mayor
• William Bullock (actor) English actor.
• William Bullock (collector) English traveller, naturalist and antiquarian.
• William Bullock (inventor), American printing press
• William H. Bullock U.S. Roman Catholic churchman
• Wynn Bullock, American photographer

See also

• Bulloch
• Bollocks

This page or section lists people with the surname Bullock. If an internal link for a specific person referred you to this page, you may wish to add the given name(s) to that link.

This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.