Info found in the Memorials of the Discovery and early settlement of the Bermudas"

Found Here. Land that William Bullock owned.
Found Here. Land owned by a Stephen Painter.
Captain Stephen Bullock and his story with Elzabeth Carter Found here . Turn the page and it mentions
        Stephen Bullock.
Disputement over shipping of tobacco. William Bullock and wife Patience Bullock Mentioned here.
Petition to the King signed by John Painter found here
Councils reply to company mentioning Stephen Painter here
Petitions to the state council from Stephen Painter found here
Republican or puritan party reappearance of Stephen Painter found here
Signed Proclamation by William Bullock here
Man being sued, Stephen Paynter mentioned here
A petition by Capt Stephen Paynter here and on the next page
Captain Stephen Paynter summoned to trail 2 Nov 1656 found here
June 15-17 1658 Captain Stephen Paynter resigned as Sheriffe here
Sept 15 1658 Captain Stephen Paynter Fidelity to Commonwealth. Also, mention on the next page. Also found here.
January 1658, Capt. Stephen Paynter at the city council found here.
Notes at bottom of page Stephen Paynter owned a "Still house" where he made strong drinks found here
Palmeto trees were used to create this strong drink. The tall ones worked best and they would distill it. This created a problem because many of the trees were getting cut down and they were not being replaced info found here on page 28.
Captain Stephen Paynter part of the council during the witch trials found here
more witch trials here pg 607 and here pg 609 and here pg 627
William Bullock land he owned as part of the Warwick tribe pg 696 here
Captain Stephen Paynter land he owned as part of the Southampton Tribe found here pg 704