Edward Bunting of Geytonthorpe (Gayton Thorpe) Norfolk, who was buried on 9 July 1681 at Gayton Thorpe, Norfolk made a will on 6th July 1681. The will was witnessed by Thomas Tilney and Mary Tilney , the executrix was Anna Bunting and probate was granted on 6th August 1681.

Edward Bunting is currently the head (root) of the Gayton Thorpe tree which has since spread all over England and into Scotland and probably many other places.

does anyone know of this name residing in Lewes sussex died  late 60s early 70s

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Andy Bunton 361

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I am researching my husbands Family Tree, if I am correct this Bunting Family came from Belper in Derbyshire then into Hanley Staffordshire and from there to Barnsley in South Yorkshire.I have looked at the Bunting Queries and the Bunting Trees  and can't see any of the names that are in my husbands tree I haven't had much help but have followed the census and bought certificates so I'm hoping I haven't gone wrong and would appreciate some comments. I won't go into too much detail but will put the main names and info I have.

My research has told me that my grandparents Joseph Bunting and Mary Hughes were 22 and 19 at the 1891 census and I found out they married in 1897 from the Church of Latter Day Saints genealogy website but I have tried in vain to find them on the 1901 census. Could this be because they were living in lodgings? If so how do I find them in this situation.

This article is an extract from "Copies of the Polls taken at Northampton for the Election of Knights of the Shire in the years 1702, 1705, 1730, 1745 and 1806"

 I have been fortunate enough to find the misfortunes and happy ending to my great aunt, Mary Lucy Bunting, she left Ashen to find her future in London, she survived her hardship & returned to Ashen to be married in the village church to her Polceman husband, Arthur Tassell, 6th Feb. 1901.