Looking for the Bunting family of Gloucestershire. Thomas Bunting married Mary Eden in 1873 in Little Barrington and migrated to the USA shortly after. Thomas may have been born in Warwick in 1848 or1849.

The Bonsall Project has a very interesting website - click on http://www.bonsallhistory.org.uk/

There is a also a photo gallery on the website which includes old photos of Buntings - click on http://www.bonsallhistory.org.uk/picarchive/archiveintro.html

It looks like a great village in Derbyshire and is probably well worth a visit.

Happy viewing

Tony Bunting

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I'm trying to find information on Joseph Bunting of Bonsall, who married Ruth Smedley in 1768.  I have the names of their children (Dorothy 1779, Job 1780, Mary 1770, George 1772, Henry 1776, Hannah 1778), but am struggling to find records of Joseph's birth date and parents (so I can't actually get any further back at the moment).  

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.

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

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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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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.

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