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Charles Bunting - Norfolk

Does anyone know anything about a Charles Bunting who married Susannah Bramble in 1811 in Oulton, Norfolk?  They spent some time in Cumberland County, North Carolina around 1820 with their son William (b.1808) and then returned to Norfolk.  Charles had died before the 1841 census.

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Bunting Vernal(l) Enquiry

Bunting/ Vernal(l). A New Zealand/Scottish enquiry from Sue Vernall. Can anyone help?

I can direct replies to Sue that are needed beyond our usual "Comment" if needed. (Data protection/Privacy!)

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William Henry Bunting

I am trying to find William Henry Bunting on the 1891 census. He was born in 1870 in Eckington, Chesterfield although other census have shown it as Ridgeway or Carter Hall or Cartrow Lane. In 1881 he was living in Sharlston, Yorkshire with his parents William and Martha. 

 

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Find My Past - A Change of Name

The pay per view commercial site "Find My Past" has changed its name to "Bright Solid". Also the firm has revised its Privacy Policy and the Terms and Conditions for the use of its web site. Each may be found at findmypast.com blog, which explains the changes in detail.

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Wells-next-the-sea, a Norfolk port in busier times

You may well have already seen the photograph of Wells in 1933 in the Times newspaper last week (Thursday January 8 2009 - page 63). It was originally published in the Times on 8 November 1933 and shows the quayside at Wells-next-the-sea when sugarbeet still left the quay for Yorkshire. If you have not seen it already try and look at a copy of the Times in your local library.

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Inquest

Does anyone know  how I would go about finding out the outcome from an inquest for George Bunting from March 29th, 1866??  Thanks,  Sally

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Bunting-Dodson connection

Hi folks,

I have a John Dodson b 1655 married to a ? Bunting circa 1680 probably in Yorkshire, England.

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Hannah Bunting

Hi, I am looking for any information on Hannah Bunting born approx 1870 (I believe in Ashover, Derbyshire).  I have a sampler Hannah stitched from Ashover in 1884, so I know that she was in this area then.  Hannah went on to marry George Heathcote in Keighley York in 1891. 

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Bunting Reunion

I am looking for a Bunting reunion for any of the four sons (Samuel, William, John, or Job) of Anthony Bunting (1600-1799) who came to New Jersey and Pennsylvania in the latter part of the 17th century. 

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Coat of Arms

Dear Buntings:  I am interested to know if anyone has come across a family coat of arms of shield related to the Bunting name.  If so, I would be grateful for any information at chbunting(at)btinternet.com.

Many thanks,

Christopher Bunting

London

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