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| James Bullard |
| The Hammon Advocate |
| Thursday, July 12, 1917 |
| Submitted by: Leila Evett |
Death of James Bullard
James Bullard, an old and highly respected citizen of this community, passed away very suddenly at his home southwest of town early Tuesday morning.
When about twenty-five years of age, Mr. Bullard was thrown from a horse and the enraged animal pawed him severely, injuring his head in such a manner that he was an epileptic the remainder of life, though every effort was made to remove the trouble.
At an early age he was married but his wife deserted him in his afflictions.
He leaves an aged mother, with whom he made his home, and three sisters; Mrs. J. W. Farmer of this place, Mrs. Dave Sullivan of Elk City and Mrs. George Sullivan of Texas. He was a brother of the lamented Jack Bullard, who was killed while performing his official duties as sheriff of Roger Mills county several years ago, and Tom Bullard, who died a few months ago.
The body was buried at Kiowa Tuesday afternoon.
Note: His only son Lee Bullard who married Ruth Chamber also survived.
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