Bunce - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: FLORENCE EVELYN NIGHTINGALE BUNCE

keithneuhofer — 2012-05-14 15:45:38Z

Sorry for the long delay. I cannot connect the Bunce's you are looking for to mine. However if you assume that Florence was born around 1900 there is one in the 1901 census for London.There is also one who dies in London in 1948. This could be who you are looking for. I have no current subscription for Ancestry so cannot look further but it may be worth you taking one out as it is a fairly unusual name to research. You8 can also contact others who have a registered Bumce family tree.

Good Luck

Keith

Re: Margaret Chalmers Bunce

chazmaestro1 — 2012-05-14 15:44:32Z

Margaret Chalmers born 9 Aug 1931 to John William Chalmers and Rose Crouch. First marriage to Edmund McLaughlin b1936 Belfast d2007 Belfast. They married in 1952. Their children were Roger b 8 Jan 1953, Paul b 1954, Melinda Jane b 5 Apr 1956, Ian b 11 Sep 1957 and Janet b 25 Aug 1959. They must have gotten divorced because Margaret married again to Harry Kitchener Bunce and their children were James Henry b 2o Sep 1962, Karen Joy b 1963 and Jonathan William b 19 Mar 1966. Somehow their surname got mispronounced and they are called Bance now.

Re: FLORENCE EVELYN NIGHTINGALE BUNCE

chat5 — 2012-04-22 19:51:24Z

Hiya Keith,

Mary Ann Bunce (1796 - 1882) IS a distant relative of mine and is my great, great, great aunt.

Her father was Thomas BUNCE (1768 - 1844) and he was my great, great, great grandfather.

I haven't got too far with following that line as yet - there are so many Bunces around the place - but if you'd like to make contact and tell me more about your relationship to Mary Ann and perhaps her father, I'd love to be in touch.
My email address is: c.jagger@homecall.co.uk

Best wishes - we might even be distant cousins!

Love,
Mrs Chris Jagger

Re: FLORENCE EVELYN NIGHTINGALE BUNCE

keithneuhofer — 2012-04-19 16:48:30Z

Hi

I have no direct info about your mother but I see you were looking at Mary Ann Bunce who I am related to (1796-1882)an her family , if that is useful

Richard Bunce, 84,son of Alfred L. Bunce and Madelene Smith Bunce.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-03-29 03:51:17Z

Richard "Dick" Bunce, 84,
of Athens Road, Centerville,
passed away, Monday, March 19, 2012 at Meadville Medical Center. He was born February 7, 1928 a son of Alfred L. Bunce and Madelene Smith Bunce. He served his county proudly with the U.S. Army in World War II stationed in Okinawa. Dick was a self-employed farmer, welder, and was a member of the Auxiliary State Police in Cambridge Springs. He farmed with his father for 40 years in addition to being a full time welder during that same period of time. He was known for his love of laughter, sense of humor, and the wood products he produced for his family and friends. Dick is survived by survived by two daughters, Judy A. Miller and her husband, Raymond of Meadville and Linda L. Peck of Harborcreek, Pa.; a son, Larry R. Bunce and his wife, Debbie of Haborcreek, Pa.; five grandchildren, Jennifer Martin and her husband, Joe of Northeast, Pa., Karly Bunce of Harborcreek, Pa., Michael Burch of Lake City, Barbara "Bambi" Symons and her husband, Warren of Winchester, Va., and Dawn Smith of Hickory, Pa.; seven great-grandchildren, Erica Bradney, Haley Martin, Elizabeth, Dayna, and Monica Symons, and Madelene and Colten Smith; a brother, Raymond Bunce and his wife, Kathy of Edinboro, Pa.; adopted brother, Paul Holland of Cambridge Springs; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and a son-in-law, Don P. Peck. Family and friends are welcome to call on Thursday, March 22nd from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Willis L. Arnold Funeral Home, 33353 N. Main Street, Townville, with a time of sharing and remembrance to be held from 3:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Additional calling hours will follow that evening from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the funeral home, with a time of sharing and remembrance to be held from 8:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. A funeral service will be held at a late date at the convenience of the family. Entombment will take place in Roselawn Memorial Gardens, Vernon Township. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made in Dick's memory to the American Heart Association , 823 Filmore Avenue, Erie, PA 16505 or at www.heart.org. Please take a moment to share a memory, condolence, or to order flowers Arrangements are in the care of Willis L. Arnold Funeral Home, 33353 N. Main Street, Townville, branch firm of Roofner-Collins-Warren Funeral Home and Cremation.
( Erie Times-News on March 21, 2012 )

Re: Bunce family in Watford, Herts, UK

clivebunce1 — 2012-03-19 17:55:58Z

Keith,
Thank you for this reply.
I have just returned to the task of locating distant relatives and saw your reply.

Can you tell me more please?
What was your Grandads name?
Thank you

Clive

Re: Henry Bunce

josieatto — 2012-02-21 14:31:01Z

Hi

Henry was my grand-father, Caroline my grand-mother.
My father is Arthur Roland Bunce...born...11/03/1931

His siblings
Edna May bunce ..born ..1919-1990
Albert Bunce
Joan Bunce.

Henry and Caroline were married August 1st 1910 in southall
Hope this is of help to you.
If you have any more fact could you please pass them on?

Regards
Josephine

FLORENCE EVELYN NIGHTINGALE BUNCE

chat5 — 2012-02-06 18:16:43Z

Please ignore any previous message (in 1999).
I'm desperately looking for any information about my maternal grandmother Florence.
I don't know and can't find ANY details about her except that she gave birth to my mother EILEEN ELIZABETH BUNCE on 22.01.1928 in Camberwell, London and the birth was registered by Florence and the baby's father WILLIAM ABBOTT, who had disappeared by 1930.
Florence gave my mother up for adoption on 4th April 1930 when she was living at 10, Leander Road, Lambeth SW2 2LH.
I have no idea of when/where Florence was born or what became of her after 1930.
All four names for Florence are definitely correct.
PLEASE HELP IF POSSIBLE.

Bunces/Hoffman

alkasiber — 2012-02-04 16:28:08Z

I noted that in the bunce family lineage, there is a Hoffman family, and the eldest son was Edwin Hoffman b. Oct 30, 1798 in Hartford, Ct. 30 years ago, I lived in the Edwin Hoffman house in Manchester, Ct. It was known to be one of the older houses in town, and I did the research to have the house listed on the town registry of historic houses. Unfortunately, it's present owner decided to demolish it over the objections of the Manchester Historical Society. If anyone is a Hoffman or a Bunce relative and would like a picture and history of the house, contact me, and i will supply it.

Margaret Chalmers Bunce

ans304 — 2012-01-09 06:29:02Z

I am searching for ANY info at all on Margaret Chalmers Bunce. She was born in England in the late 1920's or early 30's and married Harry Bunce. That is all the info I have. I am trying to locate her or any of her relatives. My grandmother is her 1/2 sister whom she never met.

Aaron Bunce

DeborahGilbertPlaag — 2011-12-12 05:37:30Z

I have just found my 4th ggfather 1761-1831 born in Vermont I believe Bennington and died Pembroke which is now Darian Center Genesee County NY I would like to find his family group His daugther Mary married Baxter GIlbert Any help you have would be much appreciated

Re: George W Bunce - d 1864, Civil War

jcsundwick_1 — 2011-11-23 03:41:01Z

Milissa could not contact at your given email address
if still interested use jcsundwick@aol.com

Re: George W Bunce - d 1864, Civil War

milissa_olzack — 2011-11-20 17:53:55Z

I believe this gentlemen is in my family line. Did he have any children named William? Was he married to a Mary Frost? Please contact me at milissa.olzack@live.com

Attn: Bunces of MI, OH, IN

michaelegan947 — 2011-11-02 12:41:31Z

I posted a new family reunion photo to the profile of Dayton Bunce (b. 1875, d. 1957) in my family tree, and I was hoping others on this site could help me put names to the many faces....

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/25547938/person/1671412103

Hannah Bunce of Uxbridge

jackhonour — 2011-10-27 07:32:50Z

Hi,

Does anybody have any info on Hannah Bunce of Uxbridge born 1851? She married George Edward Ellis in Tottenham on the 8th March 1868.

Thanks,
Jack

Re: William Bunce - At the Battle of trafalgar

40Trish — 2011-10-25 12:21:55Z

Not sure if we can be of help to each other. I am researching a Captain James Bunce abt 1785 (I think Hampshire) who married an Ellen Teape and had William Pepperell Bunce, Elizabeth Bunce, James Bunce and Richard Bunce. Capt James Bunce died October, 1829. I believe he was in Exeter at the time. I know he had properties in East Stonehouse. He was in His Britannic Majesty's Navy. His sons James and Richard lived in South Australia and then Victoria.
Does anyone have any information on this family?
Thanks,
Trisha

Re: Bunce in Canada

nannybonbon — 2011-10-16 13:18:06Z

So sorry this is so many years later. I don't think your Anna Mitchell is related, but will get back to you if I find evidence that she was. Again, many apologies!!! -- Bonnie Martin Fazio (with mother's maiden name of Bunce)

Re: William Bunce - At the Battle of trafalgar

1_caroline94 — 2011-10-16 13:17:03Z

Dear Bunce, Family member,
I am reaching my great great grandmother Jane Elizabeth Bunce. Married name Smith.

She was married to William John Smith of 4 Halkin Street West, Belgravia London and they had a son Herbert Edward Smith on the 2nd April 1868. He died in 1944.

It is both Jane Elizabeth Bunce's family whom I am reasearching at this stage.

Can you enlighted me on any information.

Kind regards
Caroline Curtis Dolby

Bunce in Kent

CurlingWisps — 2011-09-09 12:20:11Z

I have a family of Bunces in Ham, Kent in 17th & 18th century:
Thomas Bunce (1651-1715) and Mary (1660-c.1726) (no maiden name available) children:
Edward 27/12/1684-14/8/1750 married Ann (1701-1749) [2 children Ann and Jane my 5Xg grandmother]
Ann 12/12/1681
Mary 06/03/1682
Elizabeth 03/06/1688
Thomas 02/11/1690
Margaret 21/03/1691
Jane 12/09/1694
Is this of use to anyone?

Re: Descendants of Simeon Bunce??

ideagirl — 2011-08-22 12:34:19Z

Thank you so much for sharing that! There was a baby picture of my gr. grandfather in there, as well as a picture of my gr. gr. grandfather. Also, the last picture in the book does not have a name on it, but it is Philander Hubbard, father of George G. Hubbard. I have a copy of that same pic.

Re: Descendants of Simeon Bunce??

1_chris91 — 2011-08-22 12:33:32Z

Hi there, I have photos of Bunce's and Wheeler's from my grandmother. Rory and Simeon Bunce are on her side. Here is a link to the photos online. I think some of the people you are looking for are among them. Best regards,
Chris Beetow

http://issuu.com/cbeetow/docs/buncenashwheeler

Re: Bunce in the U.K.

moleyhill — 2011-08-03 23:02:16Z

I haven't got that far back but I don't think that my Bunce's came from Kent. I will let you know if I find a connection.

Pauline

Re: Bunce in the U.K.

CurlingWisps — 2011-08-03 23:01:57Z

Hi Pauline
I have a Thomas Bunce, born 1652, died in Ham, Sandwich, Kent 16/9/1716. Any good?
Best wishes
LucyAnn

Re: Bunce in the U.K.

moleyhill — 2011-08-03 23:01:25Z

Hi Jo
Thank you for your message. There are many bells ringing in your information. I had to check a few details with my mum's cousin who is also researching the Bunces which why I didn't reply straight away.

We had established that John Bunce originated from Great Marlow but had not found any baptisms etc to support this. However Sue does have John's Indenture certificate into the art of cordwaining from 1811. This states that he was a labourer at Great Marlow and it was paid by his (great?) uncle, Thomas Bunce. Varous other details you mentioned fit with our research there. We hadn't found John's sister Caroline though, so that is very interesting. May I ask where you were able to find this information because we have been searching for ages to find John's parents.

We also knew about Louisa marrying Thomas Gaylard. I wasn't aware of the Unitarianism but I think Sue was. Thomas Gaylard seemed to officiate over several marriages and funerals in the family.
If you would like to discuss this further my email is moleyhill@tiscali.co.uk

Pauline

Re: George W Bunce - d 1864, Civil War

jcsundwick — 2011-07-18 03:59:16Z

I know a little bit about George w. Bunce. He's my great great grandfather and yes his father's I believe is Aaron and mother's name Lydia. She is burried in Linden, Michigan cemetery southwest part of Genesee county. She is buried alone, Aaron hasn't shown up yet. I'm looking at a photo of George - union soldier that hangs in my office jcs

Re: Bunce in the U.K.

josefnobbs — 2011-07-12 15:10:50Z

Hi Moleyhill,
I was searching the net today and saw your post about your Bunce ancestry in Bristol, UK. I think we may be related. My grandmother's maiden name was Bunce and I have done extensive research into her family history. Her grandfather (my great great grandfather) was Alfred James Bunce (1847-1926). He was the son of Thomas Bunce whose brother was John Bunce. I am 99.9% certain that this is the same John Bunce who married Harriet Cull in 1831. Their parents, my 4x great grandparents, were John Bunce and Mary Loosley who married at Great Marlow, Buckinghamshire, UK in 1798. Their son, John Loosley Bunce (who married, I believe, Harriet Cull) was baptised at Great Marlow in 1800. A daughter, Caroline was also baptised at Great Marlow in 1801. Their son Thomas Bunce, my 3x great grandfather, was baptised at High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire in 1805 and a fourth child, William, was also baptised there in 1807. After 1807 the family left Buckinghamshire and migrated to Bristol. My 3x great grandfather, Thomas Bunce, married in Bristol in 1827. He was a tailor by trade but his sons, like their maternal grandfather, carried on the trade of boot and shoe making, as did their uncle John Loosley in the 1841 census. As well as being heavily involved in the manufacture of shoes (they owned several small manufacturies and a number of shops), the family were also devout Unitarians with interests in social reform. This centred around the Unitarian Meeting House at Lewins Mead, Bristol. I note that Louisa Bunce, sister of your ancestor Henry Bunce, married Thomas Gaylard at Bristol in 1900. Thomas Gaylard died in 1948 and his obituary states 'The Rev. Thomas Gaylard was the grand old man of Unitarianism throughout the West of England....as Secretary of Lewin’s Mead, Bristol, as Minister of the Lewin’s Mead Mission for 14 years, and as Secretary of the Western Union for over 13 years'. This connection with Unitarianism is another strong suggestion that Louisa's grandfather, John Bunce, was indeed the brother of my 3x great grandfather Thomas Bunce. Various dates also fit. However, I have not yet seen a definitive document which absolutely proves the link, everything so far being circumstantial, although I am sure there is a Birth Certificate, Marriage Certificate, Will or such like linkage documents awaiting examination. I have quite a lot of information about the Bunce family, including the Will of John Bunce (husband of Mary Loosley) which he made in 1831. Curiously, the only beneficiaries were his son Thomas Bunce and daughter Caroline Woodward (nee Bunce). There was no mention of his other two sons, John Loosley Bunce or William Bunce (perhaps because they were not yet married). I believe that William married Charlotte Tuff in 1835 although this is speculation. When your ancestor John Bunce died in 1842, his widow, Harriet Bunce (nee Cull) remarried in 1848. Her second husband was George Duffett. She died in 1874 aged 68.
Does any of this strike a chord with your research? Were you aware of the Unitarian connection? Did you know about Rev. Thomas Gaylard? Did you know of the connection with boot and shoe manufacturing? Have you established contact with any other Bunce relations from these lines?
I'd be interested in your feedback on this.
Jo

Re: Burdette Bunce

vickienobleduff — 2011-05-15 00:54:44Z

Hi how are you ! my name is vickie i am betty ellen bunce noble daughter and if you want i work with you to fine our family i do known about grant rueben bunce and my grandmother emma ada foltz bunce so if you world like to get a hole of me my number is 515 554-0128 please call me but please call after 600pm i have childern in sports so pleaes call your consin vickie

Re: Chauncy Bunce

diron62 — 2011-05-02 13:02:53Z

I have the Chauncey Bunce you are looking for. His son Charles Bunce married my great aunt Emily Clute.

Re: Bunce in the U.K.

CurlingWisps — 2011-04-26 15:17:47Z

Thanks for your swift response Stuart - even negative responses are good as it eliminates a raft of possibilities!
Best wishes
LucyAnn

Re: Bunce in the U.K.

StuartBunce — 2011-04-26 15:17:18Z

Hello Lucy Ann,
Unfortunately we have found no connection to Bunces in Kent, ours being concentrated in the Wiltshire area. Sorry I can't help, but I wish you luck in your investigations.
Regards
Stuart Bunce

Re: Bunce in the U.K.

CurlingWisps — 2011-04-26 15:16:54Z

Hi, I've just found the thread about Bunces in the UK. I know your post is quite old, but I'd be very interested to know more about your branch as it seems to have had a link with Kent. My6XG grandfather, Edward Bunce (1694-1750), lived in Ham, near Sandwich in Kent. His daughter Jane (1731-1791) married John Curling with whom she had 12 children, including a son named Bunce (christian name) Curling. I would love to know if you have them on your tree and would be happy to share any of my info which might be helpful to you. Best wishes LucyAnn Curling

Re: Bunce in the U.K.

CurlingWisps — 2011-04-26 15:15:57Z

Dear Stuart - I realise that your message is 11 years old! However, I'm just trying to follow up my Bunce ancestors who were in Ham, Kent (UK) in the 17th and 18th centuries. I wondered whether you or your father have any information on the Kent branch of the family. My 5XG grandmother in the paternal line was Jane nee Bunce and her husband was John Curling. They lived in Ham and had 12 children, all baptised in the little church there.
Best wishes
LucyAnn Curling

Re: William Bunce Carpenter - HMS Victory - At the Battle of trafalgar

CurlingWisps — 2011-04-26 15:14:49Z

Just in case it's of any help, I have a 6XG grandfather, Edward Bunce who lived in Ham near Sandwich (truly) in Kent. His dates were 1694-1750. So far I have only found 2 daughters, one, Jane, being my 5Xgreatgrandmother, one of whose sons was Bunce (Christian name) Curling. But I haven't been looking for other siblings so there may well have been sons. Wheler Bunce is recorded as Rector from Nov 11 1774 and Hasted's notes on the parish of Ham include this on the church: "It consists of a nave and chancel, having a small wooden pointed turret at the west end, in which is one bell. In the chancel are several memorials for the Bunces, of this parish." At some point I will be going again to Canterbury Cathedral Archives and will look for more info on this Bunce family. If you're interested I would be happy to pass on anything I find. Best wishes LucyAnn Curling

Re: Descendants of John Bunce (1738/39-1795) Willtshire, England

LesHibbard5233 — 2011-04-17 14:38:45Z

Hi Louise, have only the one BUNCE coming into my family line and that is Rachel Brown BUNCE b 1812 who married my G-G-Grand Uncle Joseph HIBBARD in 1839.

Today a lovely lady Sharon on here has pointed out that they settled in New York in 1849 and had a family there.

Regards,

Les.
#17255

Re: BUNCE in Mich

judylewis1942 — 2011-03-30 14:11:54Z

George Bunce b 1828 d 1884 m to Fidelia Hollenbeck. Looking for information on his place of birth and death. More important we are looking for information on George's father. Do you have any information and proof who he is/was?? My friend is trying to join DAR but we are missing this piece of information. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Judy Lewis
Leesburg, FL

Serena Bunce abt 1811 - 2.9.1885

glenysh99 — 2011-03-23 02:31:10Z

I am stuck at SERENA BUNCE married to George Harsant 17.8.1836 St Mary's, Islington, Middlesex. Their children are Charlotte Serena, Jane Elizabeth, Mary Ann, Edwin, Charles, Fanny Theresa & George. I have nothing to attach her to as I am not sure if she was born in the UK or not. I would LOVE any information or insight so that I can continue this line.

Many thanks - Glenys

Oliver Bunce born 5 Jan 1799

michaelegan947 — 2011-03-23 02:30:26Z

Can anyone tell me what source information exists to assign this birthdate to Oliver Bunce?

Thx.

Re: Oliver Bunce?

michaelegan947 — 2011-03-07 13:27:24Z

Bill;

I cant see the actual document.... I know from when and where Oliver's children were born (as reported in the various census records, 1850-on) about when he moved from NY to Mich. I'm looking for more details about where he lived in NY and what documentation people have or have seen that lists his birthdate and birth place.

Thx.

Re: Oliver Bunce?

BMANZKE — 2011-03-04 22:42:42Z

Try here for starters:

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?MS_AdvCB=1&ra...

Bill

Oliver Bunce?

michaelegan947 — 2011-03-04 02:08:24Z

I was wondering anyone could tell me anything more about Oliver Bunce:

Oliver Bunce

Birth 5 Jan 1799 in Liberty, Sullivan, New York, United States
Death 25 Sep 1879 in Jackson, Jackson, Michigan, United States

in going through all the census records back to 1850 I have worked out that he is my gggggrandfather on my Mothers side. My problem is I cant find any solid documentation of his life before the 1850 US Fed census. His birthdate and birth location seem to be listed on everyones public family trees but I was wondering how people figured this out. I'm also very interested in getting more information about his life before 1850.... for example, who were his parents?

Any additional info that you might have would be greatly appreciated!

Thx.

Re: Valentine Bunce

kathymc172 — 2011-03-01 17:45:24Z

Julie,
Your message is over six years old, but I am going to see if you are still actively working on Valentine/Cynthia Bunce. The are my gr gr parents and I would like to know anything you have on them.
Kathy

Re: William Bunce b 1878, Marylebone, London, England

MarilynBunce — 2011-02-07 14:12:14Z

Hi, I am a Bunce from NZ although not one of your family as our lot arr here mid 1860s. However, Bunce is a rare name in NZ so I'm sure if you search the white pages of Telecom NZ you will trace your family. Don't try the Invercargill or Alexandra families as they are my family. There are only about 5 other families in NZ so your search should be easy. Good luck

Re: Charles Franklin Bunce

TrudySpanier23 — 2011-02-07 13:44:26Z

Charles Franklin Bunce b. 25 Mar 1857 Redwing, Fillmore Co, Minn. d. 4 Feb 1921 Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co, MO..occupation was stonemason- death certificate signed by wife Rhoda M. Bunce. I have the death
certificate. I am interested in his obit or further info. on his wife, as she is my direct line. Do you have any dates or anything on her? I need to get a death certificate on her so I can find out her mother's maiden name. Her mother's name was Rhoda J. BAY (married name)

Re: Bunce family in Watford, Herts, UK

kmott949 — 2011-01-12 17:52:12Z

Hello Clive,

My Grandads side of the family are Bunce's and his Dad and siblings were put into Leavesdon School (or something similar) in Watford.
The Alfred Bunce in my tree was born in 1905, he would be my Grandads brother and was born in Pancras, I've got him down as being married to Marie, but this was from what my Nan could remember but she passed away 6 years ago now.

Hope this is of some help.

Keith

Re: Charles Franklin Bunce

TrudySpanier23 — 2011-01-09 02:24:11Z

I am related to Rhoda Malinda BAY who married Charles Franklin BUNCE. I found a tree that says Charles Franklin BUNCE is buried in Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co, MO... I have no proof of that however, and am interested in an obit. to see if Rhoda BAY BUNCE survived him. I wonder if they had children? Rhoda Malinda BAY BUNCE had older siblings that had married into GADBERRY family. Have you got any info?

Anna Bunce

ttkirk — 2010-10-10 18:01:22Z

Looking for info on Anna Bunce - who is somehow connected to Mary Bowman Nelson (from Wales).

Looking for Info on Malcolm Bunce

DeniseMacLean99 — 2010-08-19 12:31:52Z

Trying to find children of Malcolm Harry Bunce, born 9 Sept 1945 in Watford, Herts, England. I know that as a child, he moved with his mother to South Africa but later returned to England. He died in Feb 2005 in Hammersmith and Fulham area.

Malcolm has two surviving brothers, Roy and Clive, who would very much like to find any nieces and nephews that they may have.

Thanks...

Re: Bunce/Barnett/Cowdrey

carolwalters10 — 2010-08-17 16:02:59Z

Hello again
I think we are at cross purposes here my rellies came from Middlesex, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Hampshire England
And I would assume with the strange place names (Duquion ? Ill ? or Mich ?) are not in England but in America. Now if your rellies come from England I could maybe help you out just let me know Do keep on chatting its nice to think you maybe a rellie somewhere removed
Regards Carol

Re: Bunce/Barnett/Cowdrey

cuinheaven — 2010-08-17 16:02:25Z

My grandmother died in 8-6-1965 whom name was Lillie M. Barnet she was married to my grandfather-Richard Harris. This is on my mothers side. then we became Harris, Bunce by my father Melvin O. Bunce and the list is several. im assuming the location of my grandparents if i recall was in Duquion, Ill or Mich. area.. whom exactually are u looking for?

Re: Bunce/Barnett/Cowdrey

carolwalters10_1 — 2010-08-17 16:01:40Z

What area was your Grandmother from ?