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John BUNTING (1827-1914) married Elizabeth Ann MATHERS (1826-1902).  Both were born in County Armargh I believe.  John and Elizabeth settled in Maxwelltown, a region of Wanganui on New Zealand's North Island.  They had 5 children at the time the set off for NZ in 1863:  Maria (1850-1930), Edward John (1853-1930), Margaret (1853-1940), Letitia (1858-1919), Thomas (1861-1931).

Hope someone can help me with my search for members of my family tree! I had two great aunts (Floss & Ada) and an uncle (Dennis) who lived together in Northampton, all Buntings (all now deceased). I believe they had relatives somewhere in Derbyshire. Also I had a great auntie Lily who lived in Norwich. Thanks in advance for any info.

David  

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Hi,

I am trying to trace back my family tree but am stuck on the Bunting side. My grandmother was Elizabeth Bunting born 1908 she had a sister, Harriet born 1910/11 they were the daughters of John and Mary Ann  (nee Moran).  John was born 1882 and was killed in action in France in 1916. He had a sister by the name of Sarah-Jane, I know that their father was Henry Bunting but don't have a year of birth, he had a sister called Sarah-Ann.

The 20th Bunting Society Annual Gathering was held at Long Buckby, Northamptonshire on 10th October 2009.

Has anybody researched into Marine Private William Bunting who is listed in the National Archives as having served onboard HMS Royal Sovereign at Trafalgar.

I have just found this site and didn't realise the Bunting name was so popular.

My grandmother was Alice Maud Bunting born 24/10/1895 in Ripley Derbyshire and she lived to the ripe old age of 100, dying 21/12/1995 in Doncaster S Yorkshire.

I am trying to find the baptism /parents of William Bunting, shoemaker of Uttoxeter who died aged 78 in 1882.