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1. [Fwd: Records Preservation and Access] [1]
-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Records Preservation and Access Resent-Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2003 18:48:06 -0700 Resent-From: CA-SACRAMENTO-EVENTS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2003 17:48:13 -0800 From: "Pamela Dallas" To: CA-SACRAMENTO-EVENTS-L@rootsweb.com There is a new page on the FGS website dedicated to Records Preservation and Access. They are still looking for volunteers to work on this page and keep it updated. When fully operational and up to speed this will be
2. E.C. Bunker [1]
9 Oct 1908 reported in the Dothan Eagle, Alabama: E. C. Bunker has accepted a position with the Abberville light plant and will begin his duties there next week. This is the only news report of a Bunker in Alabama but I have no clue who E.C. Bunker might be. Does anyone recognize this man? Bette
3. Re: Plymouth Co [1]
Dear Mike, I must have missed a message - I don't remember one about Plymouth County. The original Dover Line of Bunkers shows up in Plymouth, England, area. Actually, Slapton, Devonshire, England. He settled in Dover, NH. MJDiers@aol.com wrote: > What State is this Plymouth Co. in, as there Bunkers from Plymouth Co., Iowa? > Mike > > > ==== BUNKER Mailing List ==== > Want more information on the Bunker Family Association? Send an e-mail message to gilbunker@snip.net and receive our current newslette
4. Re: A.L. Bunker/Alaska [1]
To help celebrate the Yukon Rush Centennial in 1996, the 1901 Directory and Gazetter was republished with the 24,200 who were in/around Dawson City. Only 3 Bunkers were there: George D in Council City; George D in Nome and Solomon, also in Nome. There is no mention of A.L. Bunker in the directory. (See BunBan p.934). www.gold-rush.org gil ----- Original Message ----- From: Bette Richards To: Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 9:12 PM Subject: A.L. Bunker/
5. Plymouth Co [1]
What State is this Plymouth Co. in, as there Bunkers from Plymouth Co., Iowa? Mike
6. Bunker Jr High Sch, Muskegon MI [1]
Cousins, I have another case of CRS (can't remember stuff). Some told me about their father? (grandfather?) who had a school named for him. Is this the one? Pls contact me. I had to change from MS Outlook to MS Outlook Express, and I'm not sure this msg is going to the entire list. I could use at least one conformation. gil
7. Re: James of Dover [1]
I have absolutely no problem accepting all known dates as correct. The approximate date of 1628 could indeed be his date of Birth; the baptism in Slapton in 1633 could very well have happened when he was about 5 years old - perhaps because he was actually born in some country town away from Slapton; the service on the jury of 1646/7 would be certainly feasible if he were 18 years old - no other machinations need explain that because he'd be old enough. I don't see a great problem in accepting it all.
8. The Normans [1]
Susie is talking about the area where the Bedfordshire Bunkers come from. The descendants of the American George's from Nantucket and Charlestown come from this area. I thought the rest of the list would be interested. Thanks Susie. I was certainly interested. Bette -----Original Message----- From: susie morley [mailto:susie@qtpiehouse.fsnet.co.uk] Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 4:32 AM To: Bette Richards; Gil Bunker Subject: The Normans I've always wondered about a possible French/Norman connecti
9. Siamese twins in England [1]
Anybody out there with Jessie Bunker Bryant's email address that could forward David's message about the English Bunker who was supposed to be a descendant of the twins? I can't find her address. Bette
10. Re: Abigail md Benj. Bunker [1]
Dear Hal, Many thanks for your reply; I'll send it on to the Bunker mailing list. One of our members did find a birth certificate for Benjamin4, son of Benjamin3 and Abigail ADAMS, so that may be the documentation we need - or at least the most documentation we're going to find. Mary-Gene P.S. That site is where I found your email address. Hal Bradley wrote: > Unfortunately, I have been misrepresented, and it seems that once something > gets started it is impossible to stop. I have never found docume
11. Robert and Permilia Bunker [1]
There seems to be some interest in this family. It appears that Robert Bunker was born in either New York or New Jersey about 1814 and married Permilla Harris about 1841 probably in Canada. He lived in Hamilton, Ontario and Winnipeg, which is in Manitoba. You are going to have to find some sources in Canada to learn more about them. Your best bet is to start with http://www.cyndislist.com and go to her links for Canada. The 1881 Canadian census shows Robert age 66 b. USA, farmer with Permilia age 56 b.
12. Re: 1800 brick walls [1]
Dear Bette, Thank you for this message - you've sent us some really good information. mg > > > ==== BUNKER Mailing List ==== > Post your information and queries. We love it. No BUNKER rock left untouched. Spelling variations ok - we don't "know" the original. > > >
13. RE: newspaper research [1]
I am sending this to the list as others may have some good ideas too. Mary Ann Thompson unfortunately missed the two most important census' taken in her life time, 1850 and 1880. These were the ones that listed all the household members. She might appear on the 1851 Canadian census but I do not have access to that. You might find it by searching the internet and http://www.cyndislist The following is all that I could find. It looks like this is the correct Mary Ann Thompson but does not give you a lot
14. RE: newspaper research [1]
This one is a problem. Since both Goebel and Beyer are so often misspelled I tried several variations. Most Goebels I found in Indiana and in the Ft. Wayne paper. Most of the things in the paper were about the trial for the shooting of William Goebel in Ky. He was an Indiana native though I believe and was shot by a senator when William ran for Gov. Interesting. I found in the Ft. Wayne, IN paper 4 Sep 1900 an obituary for Mrs. Mary Goebel. She was survived by two daughters, Margaret and Regina. Don
15. RE: Chang & Eng Bunker [1]
I have looked through THE CONNECTED BUNKERS by Jessie Bunker Bryant which is about Chang & Eng and their descendants. I find no reference to any descendant that may have lived in either England or Australia. Many served in WWI and WWII and may have passed through but they all seem to be accounted for pretty well. There is a possibility that one of the sons of James Henry, son of Patrick, gson of Eng may have gone to England. Their names were Robert Henry and John Henry Bunker. They were born sometime a
16. Abigail ? [1]
When I searched further, using the file sent to me by Roser, I saw that it was from Chuck Liebow's website, and I had already contacted Chuck about Abigail's surname. I then searched for the Hal Bradley who is cited as having provided the information. The results I got are confusing, because I couldn't tell for sure whether the link was to the site for Hal Bradley himself or not. At any rate, I found one which I believe is his site, but when I searched it for Abigail Goodwin, it did NOT show her as b
17. more on george Buncar and abbrev lists [1]
here is some more info on George > BUNKER, BUNCKER, BUNCAR, > Source Information: > Pope, Charles Henry. The Pioneers of Massachusetts, np, nd. > George, Charlestown, frm. March 4, 1634-5. Town officer. Gave marriage portion to his son John on his marriage with Hannah, dau. of Edward Mellows, dec. 4 (3) 1661. His wife Goodith (Judith) was adm. chh. 17 (2) 1636; she d. 10 (8) 1648. He m. 2, Margaret How. Her will prob. Dec. 18, 1660, beq. to heirs of her first husband in Watertown. He d. at Malden
18. backups [1]
Recently, another correspondent wrote telling me that their computer crashed and they lost all their data. I was as usual happy to provide the Bunker data for her. However, this always reminds me to back up everything and do it often. I lost all my data once too. It was backed up and all I had to do is reload it. Presently I have a zip drive on which I can load my data and pictures which are numerous. The pictures take up lots of room no matter where I store them. Although I backup my files frequentl
19. newspaper gleanings [1]
Maude E. Bunker (RN7120) appears numerous times in the Fayetteville, Arkansas Daily Democrat between 1921 and 1924. Her father, Herbert E. Bunker, had died in Lodi, Wisconsin, in 1912 and her sister had died in 1904. Maude and her mother Marian A. (Roberts) Bunker moved to Fayetteville and in 1921 Marian bought land there. After Maude's death in 1927, Marian returned to Lodi, Wisconsin where she passed away in 1936. While in Fayetteville, AR Maude was the supervisor for University High School. In 1923
20. RE: newspaper research [1]
Of course, I search with soundex but soundex does not always pick up all the spelling variations and when some are not I try those too. Bette -----Original Message----- From: Mary-Gene Page [mailto:mgpage@unlimited.net] Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 5:52 PM To: BUNKER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: newspaper research Bette Richards wrote: > This one is a problem. Since both Goebel and Beyer are so often misspelled > I tried several variations. Aren't you able to search using Soundex? In my opinion,
21. Devon and Beds not related [1]
It appears that the Bedfordshire Bunkers do not match the Devon Bunkers. This means that James of Dover, NH was NOT related to either of the George's that settled in America in the 1600's. We need more male Bunkers to join in the DNA tests so that we can confirm our findings. So far we have had test results back from only 9 men. However, we have learned that James of Dover was related to the Bunkers in Rattery and in Modbury, Devon, England. They were not related to the Bedfordshire Bunkers. At least on
22. surname distribution [1]
To see the distribution and migration of people of your surname in the census records try these two sites: http://www.last-names.net and http://www.hamrick.com/names For the last one click on all years and watch the map change from one census to the next. Pretty cool. This can also help you eliminate places where your ancestors quite probably did not live and save you wasted research time in those areas. I'm sure most of you know that you can just go to MSN.com and other sites and click on white pages
23. RE: Bunkers in Appanoose and Wapello County IA [1]
At 08:06 PM 1/31/2003 -0700, Bette Richards wrote: >I find George Washington Bunker b. 1840 Huron, OH, d. 1908, Mt. Ayr, >Ringgold co., IA married Mary Sneer. Their son, Everett E. was b. 1877 in >Elston, IA and married Verna. This family is being researched by David >Larkin. His email is larxol@attglobal.net. Also, Vera Madden whose email >is VeraMadden@aol.com. Thanks for the reference, Bette. I have changed net address: larxol@adelphia.net. I saw the original note -- intriguing, because our fa
24. RE: Bunker [1]
Abram is as far back as we go in this line. I am sending this to the list to see if anyone else might have some more information. Bette -----Original Message----- From: Cwilson999@aol.com [mailto:Cwilson999@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, February 01, 2003 1:37 PM To: betterichs@earthlink.net Subject: Bunker Hello Bette, Sorry it has taken me so long to respond to you. I have traced my Bunker line back to Abram Bunker, b. 13 Mar 1817 in New York, d. 16 Jul 1860, married Parthena Clark, son Ch
25. A.L. Bunker/Alaska [1]
Among the passengers leaving Fairbanks, Alaska on the Steamer Yukon on 18 Jul 1916 was A. L. Bunker. Reported by the Alaska Citizen, Fairbanks, AK Bette
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