is there any reason why Adam's 2nd wife and family are not included in the family tree on Matlock 1?  i have been trying to check this out but cannot find any trace of them on your site.  you have quoted his details as found on the 1851/61/71 census and his other children and wife (Mary Knowles b1823, m1845) are clearly there.  There are 10 further children and a stepchild.

Would someone kindly explain to me the privacy rules operating on the Bunting family tree charts on the web site? I have just looked at my family tree (Matlock 3) and in particular the details of my parents. I find my brother's details on the chart but mine are not shown and are marked as private. I do not recall being asked whether I wanted it this way and I cannot understand the Society's reluctance to show this information. Can it really be that it is because I am still alive? And if that is the case what is the point as this information is available from many other sources. And please don't come back with the old chestnut of data protection. Surely in a society which is all about family history there must be a way of showing fully all available  information even it means asking the members to opt in or out.

Secondly, am I alone in finding these charts almost impossible to navigate easily?

Vic Bunting(425)

Can anyone help me trace Martha's ancestry, please?  She was born at Watford NTH (adjacent to Long Buckby, a known Bunting "hub") about 1803 according to the 1851 census, and marrried my great-great-grandfather James Kennell (aka Kinning, Kenning) at Piddington NTH on 24.10.1825.  She had been baptised as an adult at Piddington on 22.2.1825, parents Joseph (labourer) and Mary Bunting of Hackleton (then part of Piddington parish).  Although James' abode was given as Daventry NTH, he was a native of Long Buckby and the couple were back there by 1828, some of their children being baptised at the parish church and others at the Independent church.  James died of consumption in 1845, and the 1851 Long Buckby census states Martha to be a pauper working as a shoe-binder.  After James' death, she appears to have joined the Baptist church in Long Buckby.  She died of enteritis aged 50 on 15.12.1853.

Hi,

Thanks to the Bunting Society & it's family tree's I was able to locate myself and my family on the STS Tatenhill Tree. So now I have all the names and dates I wondered if anybody knew of any further details, such as stories and possiblily photos to go with this family or point me in the direction of where I could search myself?

Any help much appreciated.

Thanks

Laura Bunting

How would I go about discovering the history of the Bunting Family Tree from the UK ?

 The research tool, in Family Trees, is now very easy to use and even links to the new FamilySearch.org web site. On some of the sites you need to pay to access the search results.

Are there any descendants of Samuel,Anthony and George Bunting coal miner at Trimdon,Durham in 1901? There were also three daughters of Samuel, Frances 18 in 1901,Martha 17 in 1901 and Clara 5 in 1901.

Is Richard Bunting ex Captain of Long Buckby Football Club who has joined Kings Lynn Town for next season a member of the Long Buckby Buntings?

 Hi, I've just found this site and hope that someone out there can help me.  My bunting ancestors are a bit of an enigma.  My great grandfather was Arthur Bunting,