Charles Jesse Bullock

1869–1941 (age 72)

Biography

Charles Jesse Bullock devoted decades to the study of economics, blending careful scholarly research with a deep interest in the public good. As a professor he helped young scholars sharpen their reasoning and encouraged civic-minded debates about taxation and progress.

He also lent his voice to professional associations and community institutions, sharing the conviction that thoughtful policy could lift the commonwealth. Bullock’s grave in Mount Auburn Cemetery stands as a quiet reminder of the measured intellect he offered so generously.

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