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THE BUNNELL/BONNELL

NEWSLETTER

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Volume XXIV, No. 1 February 2010

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Contents: Administrivia 1 Kentucky Connections 9 Correspondence 2 Queries 10 E-Mail Addresses 4 Biographies 12 Direct Lines 4 Books 15 Life Changes 4 European Research 15 Submissions 8 Post Script 16 Research Results 9 BNLs in UK ER-7

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Important Addresses: Charlie & Pat Bunnell: 13 Windsor Pt, Crossville, TN 38558 William R. Austin: 2720 Hamilton Dr., Endwell, NY 13760 Claude Bunnell: F-201 Lima Estates, 411 No. Middletown Rd, Media, PA 19063-4435 Claude’s Website: http://www.williambunnellfamily.org/ DNA & Genealogy: Steven Bonnell, 1523 Good Shepherd Rd, Montoursville, PA 17754 E-Mail: [email protected] DNA Website: http://www.ftdna.com/public/BNL_dna/

Edited & Published by Charles & Patricia Bunnell

ISSN: 1553-0094


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Correspondence

From various e-mails and letters (and databases) I’ve learned that several members hit some milestones:

November 14, 2009 Charlie and Lyda (Bunnell) Cloud celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary. November 20, 2009 Ed Quickel celebrated his 89th birthday. December 11, 2009 Claude Bunnell celebrated his 89th birthday and Jim Dale celebrated his 81st.

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Chet Bunnell, [email protected] or 2000 Bellevue Ave., Apt M, St. Louis, MO 63143-1337, found a book description but hasn’t found the book. I checked on-line and the nearest one to me is in Houston, TX. If you can find The Lynch and Robinson families : our family histories by Edward Conover Lynch, published by E. C. Lynch, Houston, TX, 2004, there is supposed to be some mention of Bunnell as New England Colonists. Might not be anything new, but one can never tell. If anyone finds it I’d appreciate a copy of the appropriate pages.

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I’m sure that most of you remember Carol Bonnell, [email protected] or 22717 41st Ave. Ct. E, Spanaway, WA 98387-6151, who, with her sister-in-law Terri, published the newsletter before we took it over. One of the reasons she had to give it up was her husband Larry’s health. I must share with you her recent e-mails that arrived about a day too late to put in the previous newsletter.

Happy to say that Larry and I are cancer free for now. I had a pet scan in Sept and my breast cancer surgery and Radiation for 6 wks last year did the trick. Larry had a stem cell transplant April 6th for Leukemia (they gave him 6 months to live in October 2008) and is doing great!

Larry is a new man, literally. He is now his cell donors blood type and his DNA changed! He is better than he's been the past 10 years. He is healthy, happy and energetic. I had breast cancer diagnosed last June, surgery July and 6 wks of daily Radiation. Larry would drop me off at Tacoma General Hospital for Radiation and go to Allenmore Hospital for Chemo each day. It was a rough summer. Then he was diagnosed with a rare Leukemia called Pure Erythroid Leukemia. So rare that he was treated for Acute Myeloid Leukemia. He was given 6 months to live. The doctor tried some new meds and put him on several medical trials - none of which worked.

He finally recommended a stem cell transplant which was a 20 % death rate. I said that was not very good odds. He said they don't recommend them unless a patient is going to die without one. And it's 100% chance of that.

He told Larry that if he didn't want to do the stem cell transplant, he could keep him alive for about 6 months with meds, but at the end of that he couldn't be helped with a transplant. So he was tested over and over and then his siblings and son were tested for a stem cell match. None of the three matched. But they did find many unrelated donors who did match. In the end he had a donor that


matched not 6 markers (which is good) or 10 markers (which is great) but matched 12 markers, which is wonderful!

I have to say these people who donate stem cells (they extract it from your blood, no embryo, to ease your mind) are angels to us. They don't know who will get these cells and still they go through the painful process of a bone marrow biopsy, then take growth factor shots to grow more cells and then have them extracted. They are hooked up to a machine that extracts the blood cells, which goes through a machine to collect the stem cells (5 million - and who counts these anyway?) and then the blood goes back into the donor.

As you can see, we have very much to be grateful for this year. We are both cancer free, grateful to be alive and looking at many more healthy years ahead. Larry is 65 and I'm 63. Love, Carole Bonnell

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I wanted to get this in the previous newsletter but didn’t make it. Joan Murray, [email protected] or 1281 N. Linden Ave., Palatine, IL 60074-7038 wrote:

“The John Butler Chapter, National Society Daughters of the Union, 1861-1865, performed a Wreath-Laying Ceremony for Orville Mortimer Bunnell, my great-grandfather’s brother on November 9, 2009 at the Oakwood Cemetery in DeKalb, Illinois. “Mort” is buried in the Bunnell family plot along with his father Isaac Bunnell, who was born in Tioga County, New York on 13 June 1795; his brother John Bunnell, born Tioga County, circa 1819; his sister, Hannah Jayne (Bunnell) Freeland, born Tioga County, 14 November 1829; her husband, Albert N. Freeland, and their daughter, Jenny Freeland. Orville Mortimer, born 4 August 1823, Genoa, Cayuga County, New York, died 14 March 1896, Chicago, Illinois. He enlisted in the 6th Ohio Cavalry in Oil Diggins, Trumbull County, Ohio on 15 October 1861 and was appointed shortly thereafter to Quartermaster Sergeant. He saw battle

at Strasburg, Woodstock, Mt. Jackson, New Market, Harrison burg, Battle of Cross Keys and Battle of Bull Run. Mort was then sent back to Ohio to work in recruiting where he remained until the end of the war in 1865. After the war, Mort, along with his wife, Nancy Palmer, and first child, Harry moved from Ohio to DeKalb County, Illinois where most of his family had emigrated (some as early as 1855). He farmed in DeKalb, then retired to Aurora, Kane County, Illinois, and a few years later moved to Chicago where he became a real estate agent. Upon his death in Chicago, his body was returned to DeKalb for burial and accompanied from the train station by the Merrit Simonds Post GAR to the Oakwood Cemetery.

The photo is me and my husband, Richard K. Murray. Joan E. Murray”


[Ed. Note: “Mort” is 330232 in Claude’s database. His lineage is: William1, Benjamin2, Benjamin3, Solomon4, Isaac5, John6, Isaac7,Orville8.]

E-Mail Addresses

We are only showing changes to the listing provided in the November 2009 issue.

Stuart Bunnell (Returning) [email protected] Donna Doscher [email protected]

Direct Lines

Sherre Chapin, [email protected], sent us her lineage and the address for her complete family tree, http://www.geni.com/share?t=6000000003988411379. I used her submission and on-line chart but disconnected John Bonnell (1st listed below) from William Bonnell and Betsy Parrody as I do not believe them to be the parents of John Bonnell.

John Bonnell ~ Nancy Farraday/Pandry Clinton Bonnell ~ Marjorie Fermanich William Bonnell ~ Elizabeth Hogan Shirley Bonnell ~ Fred Servi William Bonnell ~ Margaret Goble Sherre Servi ~ Dennis Chapin George Bonnell ~ Rosa Gallagher

Life Changes

Obituaries:

Paul Bunnell, [email protected] or 45 Crosby Street, Milford, NH 03055, sent the following obituary for his uncle.

Louis C. Bunnell PEABODY — Louis C. Bunnell, 69, of Peabody, died unexpectedly on Friday, Jan. 1, 2010, at home. He was born in Amesbury on Aug. 5, 1940, son of the late George and Mary (Bertogli) Bunnell. He was a graduate of Amesbury High School, Class of 1960. Mr. Bunnell was a paratrooper in the U.S. Army in the 82nd Division, from 1961 to 1964 and a retired employee of Gould/Shawmut in Newburyport. He enjoyed many years of serving as a bartender at the Polish Club in Amesbury. His greatest joy was spending time with his family and friends and he will be greatly missed by them. Mr. Bunnell is survived by his best friend and former wife, Phyllis Bunnell and their children, Jennifer and her husband Matthew Pszenny of Peabody, Jeffrey and his wife Deanna Bunnell of Salem and Erin Bunnell of Salem; his grandchildren, Alyssa and Brandon Pszenny, Jeffrey, Jeremy, and Emma Bunnell, and Gavin Louis Bunnell. He is also survived by his sister, Marie DiDomenico of Medford, and many, many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. Mr. Bunnell was predeceased by his grandson, Nicholas Matthew Pszenny and his siblings, James Bunnell, Anna Gagne, Albert Bunnell, George Bunnell, Mabel Walsh, Barbara Burrill, Benjamin Bunnell, Elizabeth Perkins and Stella Bunnell. ARRANGEMENTS: Calling hours at the E.V. Jutras & Sons Funeral Home, 118 Friend St., Amesbury, will be held on Monday, Jan. 4, from 2 to 5:30 p.m., followed by a service at 5:30 p.m. A reception will follow at the Polish Club. Burial will be Tuesday, at 3 p.m. in St. Joseph Cemetery, Amesbury. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in his name to the American Diabetes Assoc., 330 Congress St., 5th Floor, Boston, MA 02210.


[Ed. Note: Louis is 352230 in Claude’s database. His lineage is Benjamin1, Benjamin2, Benjamin3, Benjamin4, James5, George6, Louis7.]

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Marjorie Gibbs, [email protected] or 19 Pepper Lane, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866-5528 wrote us that her husband Robert had passed away. We found his obituary in The Saratogian, Saratoga Springs, NY, October 1, 2009

Robert F. Gibbs SARATOGA SPRINGS — Robert F. Gibbs died Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2009, at Albany Medical Center after a brief illness.

He was born Feb. 23, 1929, in Syracuse, the son of Dr. Robert F. D. and Dorothy Haslach Gibbs.

He spent his boyhood in Seneca Falls, where he was a 1947 graduate of Mynderse Academy. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in music education from SUNY Fredonia in 1952 and an Master of Science degree in educational administration from Syracuse University in 1962.

After graduating from college, he taught instrumental music at Sauquoit Valley Central School for nine years, performed in the Utica Civic Band, served as interim high school principal for one year and was assistant principal for business affairs for three years. In 1965, he moved to Union Springs, where he was employed at Auburn Correctional Facility, first as a music teacher, then as an academic supervisor and then as education director, a position from which he retired in 1986. In 1999, he moved to Saratoga Springs.

On Aug. 19, 1950, Bob married at Highland fellow college student Marjorie L. Cook, who survives him.

Bob enjoyed camping and traveling around the country with a travel trailer. After retirement, he and Marjorie spent winters in Tucson, Ariz. He was a crossword puzzle aficionado, avid reader and inveterate punner, and loved music, especially jazz and classical of all eras.

He was a former member of the Union Springs and Tucson Sunrise Lions Clubs.

Bob was a supportive partner to Marjorie in her genealogical research, and he researched, authored and published a complete genealogy of his mother’s family.

Survivors, in addition to his wife, include his children, David R. Gibbs (Betsy) of Saratoga Springs, Richard C. Gibbs (Edith), of Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Susan G. VanArendonk (Mark) of Morristown, N.J., Stuart P. Gibbs (Angela) of Berlin, Md., and Brian T. Gibbs (Barbara) of Bad Homburg, Germany; grandchildren Jason Gibbs (Danielle) of State College, Pa., Jonathan Gibbs of Saratoga Springs, Benjamin Gibbs of Cincinnati, Ohio, Robert Gibbs of Sparks, Md., William Gibbs of Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Kathryn VanArendonk of Stanford, Calif., Laura VanArendonk of Morristown, N.J., Tarah Gibbs of Milledgeville, Ga., Hailey Gibbs of Berlin, Md.. and Anna, Emily and Liam Gibbs of Bad Homburg, Germany; one sister, Elizabeth G. Wylie of Columbia, Md.; and several nieces and nephews.

[Ed. Note: Marjorie is a descendant of the Kentucky Bonnell/Bunnell clan through her mother’s lineage. She is an active researcher and for years has been searching for the link between the Kentucky BNLs and William Bunnell the immigrant.]

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Emmalee Amundson, [email protected], sent the following obituary for her mother.

Betty Jane (Winner) Bunnell

BUNNELL, Betty Jane (WINNER) 85, of Springfield, died Saturday evening, January 23, 2010.


She was born in Plain City, Ohio, on June 22, 1924 to the late Sherman T. and Emmie (Voke) Winner. Claiming Woodstock as her home town, Betty attended North Lewisburg High School where she officiated as class secretary and treasurer. Betty retired after 30 years as an Avon representative where she received the "President's Club Award" consistently. During her extended 'Avon years', she befriended hundreds of customers, most of whom became close acquaintances and friends. An active member of Lagonda United Methodist Church since 1950, she participated in missionary service with Lagonda's Hannah

Circle. She was also a member of the IOOF Rebekkah Lodge. Betty embraced the role of wife, mother, aunt, grandmother, and friend. She selflessly gave of her time and talents to everyone she met and embodied the gift of giving to others. She was the loved and adored matriarch of her family that would make a model for any mother or lifelong friend. She enjoyed cooking, baking and laundry! Her homemade "noodles" and cookies were legendary. She was our cherished mother, family member, and true friend. We will always remember and miss her. Survivors include her three children and spouses, David (Ruth Ann) Bunnell of Charlo, Montana, Suzie (Joseph) Leffel of Granville, Ohio and Emalee (Jack) Amundson of Delaware, Ohio; seven grandchildren, Michelle (John) Leffel-Cook, Derek (Shea) Bunnell, Bethanne Leffel-Ployhar, Douglas Bunnell, Andrea Reeves, Zachary Amundson, and Rachael Amundson; thirteen great grandchildren, Alexander, Lindsey and Bryanna Rakich, Abby, Jack, and Grace Cook, Madison LePiane, Bridger Reeves, Grace and Bryce Bunnell, and Julian, Tristan and Farryn Ployhar; and a sister, Peggy Louise (Harvey) Watkins of Celina, Ohio. Also surviving are nieces, Peggy Hutchison, Ruthie Caba, MariAnne Woodman, Amy Taylor, Kathy Hirschfeld, Karen Corcoran, Marsha Watkins, Debbie Dunham, and Beverly Merrill; several great nieces including Kristie Seevers and one great nephew; many special friends; and honorary son, Joe Zink. She was preceded in death by her husband of 65 years, Richard Lee Bunnell on January 27, 2008 and a sister, Phyllis Irene McDonnell. A gathering of family and friends will be held from 4-7 p.m. Thursday in the LITTLETON & RUE FUNERAL HOME. Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Friday in Lagonda United Methodist Church with Pastor Dan Held officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill Burial Park. A reception will be held in the church immediately following the committal service. In lieu of flowers, Memorial contributions may be made to the Open Hands Free Store, 1027 W. High St., Springfield, OH 45506. You may express condolences to the family at www.littletonandrue.com

[Ed. Note: Betty died almost 2 years to the day after her husband. Richard Lee Bunnell died 27 Oct 2008. He is 352153 in Claude’s database. His lineage is: William1, Nathaniel2, Nathaniel3, James4, Daniel5, Daniel6, Noah7, Edward8, Edwin9, Richard10.]

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Published in Buffalo [NY] News on October 4, 2009:

Richard L. Bunnell Bunnell, Richard L. October 2, 2009 of West Valley, NY. Husband of Overine I. (nee Ehman) Bunnell; father of Karen Parsons, Duane (Linda) Bunnell and the late Sandra Bishop; also survived by 10 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren; brother of Ralph (late Marion) and the late Doris. Friends may call Sunday and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the SMITH-WEISMANTEL FUNERAL HOME, INC., 271 E. Main St., Springville, NY, followed by funeral service Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery, West Valley. Expressions of sympathy may be made to St. Paul's United Methodist Church, West Valley, NY

[Ed. Note: Richard is 351619 in Claude’s database. His lineage is: William1, Benjamin2, Benjamin3, Solomon4, Benjamin5, Isaac6, Edmond7, Llewellyn8, Walter9, Richard10.]

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Tim Bonnell, [email protected] or 306 N. Angela Cr., Wichita, KS 67235-8431 provided the following:

Kenneth Shockey August 13, 1926 – December 3, 2009

Kenneth G. Shockey passed away peacefully in Alamogordo surrounded by his family on December 3, 2009.

Ken was born on August 13, 1926 in Oklahoma City, OK. His early years were spent in Las Vegas and Stanley, NM. He served in the Pacific Theater in the Navy during WWII. After leaving the military he attended college at New Mexico State University. He was a member of the New Mexico State Police from 1953-1980. He had various stations throughout this time, including serving as a driver and body guard for Governor John Simms. His remaining 7 years were spent as a Lieutenant/District Supervisor in Otero and Lincoln County.

After retiring in 1980, Ken became Chief of Security for Ruidoso-Sunland Race Tracks. Ken had a natural love of horses and was a member of the Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau.

He was a life member of the fraternal order of Elks and was Exalted Ruler of the Ruidoso Elks Lodge #2086 in 2005-06.

He married Eleanor McClendon on November 11, 1978. He inherited two daughters at that time, Linda Mallett and Bonnie McClendon. He had a very loving relationship with them both. They always referred to Ken as their “Bonus Dad” and he was a great father figure for them. Ken projected an imposing exterior as an officer but to those who knew and loved him, he had a huge and kind heart. His sense of humor was legendary. He sometimes categorized himself as “diamond in the rough.”

Ken is survived by his wife of 31 years, Eleanor, two daughters, Linda (Steve) Mallett of Tempe, AZ and Bonnie (Craig) Bowden of Chandler, AZ. Grandchildren: LaTisha Sopha (Russ), Kristy Stephens (Randy), Mandy Hank (Mike), Jordan Ray, Lindsay Bowden, Cadyn Bowden and Trenten Bowden. Brother Jim and wife, Ouita of Alamogordo, NM. Sister Aurelia and brother in law, Ted of Richmond, VA. Sister Beverly (Don-deceased) McElroy of Moriarity, NM. Nephews: Pete Shockey (deceased) and wife Wanda. Jerry (Mary) Shockey. Jay (Maria) Shockey. James (Barbara) Sellman. Clarence (Sylvia) McElroy. Nieces: La Donna Plew (Wes), Denise Stabb (Mark), Kelly Vejar (Gil). Cousins: Bob Edwards, Bill (Cheryl) Foote and David (Nella) Foote.

Ken also had 8 Great Grandchildren: Colton, Cassity, Garrett, Carson, Kaitlyn, Pierce, Reagan and Hunter and many grand nieces and nephews.

Memorial Services will be held Saturday, January 16, 2010 at LaGrone Funeral Chapel in Ruidoso with Darrell Winter, Racetrack Chaplain officiating. Following the service there will be a reception at the Elk’s Lodge on Highway 70.

Obituary Provided By: LaGrone Funeral Chapel of Ruidoso 341 Sudderth Drive Ruidoso, NM 88345

[Ed. note: Ken’s wife Eleanor is 360744 in Claude’s database. Her lineage is: William1, Nathaniel2, Nathaniel3, Nathaniel4, John5, Sylvanus6, James7, Edwin8, Bert9, Ralph10, Eleanor11.]

Submissions

Sherre Chapin, [email protected], wrote asking about the birthplace of William S. Bonnell (CB012461). We provided her with the info from Sara Spang’s book, The Bonnell Genealogy. But she also provided us some info:

“John Bonnell #007522 born 1815 is buried in Rienzi Cemetery Lot #331 Fond du Lac, WI.


Edwin R. Bonnell, Second Family, Circa 1913-1914

Back Row: L to R Mrs. Edwin R. (Viola Jane) Bonnell Archibald Bracken Bonnell* 06/12/1856-08/11/1933 07/08/1892-08/14/1955

Front Row: L to R Charles Albright Bonnell* Edna Bonnell* Helen M. Bonnell Minnie Bonnell* Virginia Celeste 09/13/1887-11/19/1950 09/01/1889-09/18/1956 04/18/1911-11/12/1989 08/27/1885-05/13/1973 Barger Bonnell Daughter of Charles A D-11/02/1968 *=Born at White Oaks, NM & Virginia

P.B. Bonnell (John Bonnell's Wife) buried in Rienzi Cemetery Fond du Lac, WI, Lot #331

William H. Bonnell [004547] is buried in Pioneer Cemetery. Rosendale, WI. I have the cemetery records.”

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Tim Bonnell, [email protected] or 306 N. Angela Cr., Wichita, KS 67235-8431 has been turning up new information nearly every newsletter. He writes:

Dear Bonnell family:

A new picture has surfaced courtesy of my brother Kelly who was going through some items and turned up a real gem. I am pleased to attach the photo taken in Atchison, KS in 1913 or 1914 by my estimation. This is the only good adult photo I know of showing my great grandmother Mrs Edwin Bonnell (Viola Jane), her son Charles Albright Bonnell as well as Minnie Bonnell. I have various adult photos of the others. Helen, the little girl is the daughter of Charles and Virginia Bonnell. In looking at Archie in this photo I can see resemblances to his son and my father Charles Robert Bonnell (not pictured).

All of Viola’s children were born at White Oaks, NM. They all moved back to Atchison, KS after the death of Edwin R Bonnell on 9/28/1893. My grandfather Archie was just one year old when Ed

passed on at age 45. Ed did not leave a will and had considerable business and real estate holdings in the White Oaks area. Due to this and low finances Viola hired White Oaks attorney John Hewitt to be the executor of the estate and moved back to Atchison, KS to be near her recently widowed mother, Martha Albright. It took several years to sell all of the assets and settle the estate.

Best New Years wishes to all., Tim


Research Findings

In the will of Thomas Gardner, Springfield township, Essex Co., NJ, probated November 1795, is named the children of Thomas Gardner. One of the sons is named Nathaniel Bonnel Gardner. Thomas’ wife was Abigail Bonnell, daughter of Capt. Nathaniel Bonnel, (CB290025)

Kentucky Connections

John Grady, [email protected] or 4218 Oxhill Rd., Spring, TX 77388-5752 provided the following in furtherance of the quest to find the ancestry of the Kentucky Bunnells:

“I keep hoping that a connection can be made for this Kentucky branch of the clan to tie into the New England group. Surely the answer is out there somewhere – but where? I still think that Mercer Co., KY might hold the answers, but ….

Material from my files which you might wish to use in the newsletter:

Barren Co., KY Tax List – 1799. 10 July 1799. WM BUNNEL 100a third rate land on Beaver Creek Entered in name of Wm. Bunnel 1 white male ov 21 3 horses 10 July 1799. STEPHEN BUNNEL 200a third rate land on Beaver Creek Entered in name of Stephen Bunnel 1 white male ov 21 1 white male above 16 9 horses 10 July 1799. JOHN BUNNEL no land 1 white male ov 21 2 blacks 5 horses

The above entries on the earliest (first) Tax List for Barren Co., sent me searching up in Mason Co., KY, trying to connect someway/somehow to Stephen. Obviously, I was not successful. This family later moved up into Ohio (Brown County as I recall, without looking up files) and I followed, but still no luck.”

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Shirley Kay, [email protected], wrote:

Hi Charlie I am related to Peter Bunnell, through William Bunnell and Leatha Houk. Would you share info you have on them? Shirley in Missouri. My great grandmother was Sarah Bunnell who married John Henry Palmer. Missouri”

[Ed. note: I responded by sending her 5 pages of Kentucky material from previous newsletters. I also infoed John Grady, Marjorie Gibbs, and John Bunnell who are all pursuing that elusive missing link. Shirley wrote that she would study the material and get back with me, but nothing yet.]

Queries

I received the following from Ann Marie Middleton, [email protected] or 204 S. Columbian, Bay City, MI 48706.


Hello. I am descended from John Baptist Desnoyer, father of Matilda Desnoyer-Bunnell of Saginaw. Matilda married Willard Bunnell in Saginaw. Do you have any information about the death and burial of John Baptist Desnoyer? I have much information about Willard and Matilda Bunnell.

Ann Marie Middleton

[Ed. Note: I have no information on John, but none the less Ann Marie sent me a tremendous amount of information on Willard (CB320351), his brother Lafayette (CB320352), discoverer of Yosemite, and other family members. So if anyone has any info on the Desnoyer family, please share it with Ann. In the Research Section of the Newsletter you will find an article on this Bunnell family.]

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Daisy Nelson, [email protected], is looking for a J. Bunnell artist. I told her the only artist I knew of was Charles Ragland Bunnell. If you can help her, please notify her and me.

i have 2 old west paintings by a J. bunnell and have been trying to find out who he is. they seem like older painting one is of a cattle drive with 2 cowboys over looking the herd from above by a tree and the other is of a cowboy rideing though the desert with 2 pack mules i got these at a yard sale in california i dont know much else about them any info would be appreciated my be able to send pics if interested thanks for your time, Daisy

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Jean Alexander, [email protected] is seeking information on a John Bundle/Bunnell:

Charlie, John Bundle (later written John Bunnell), died in late 1845 or early 1846 in Jackson County, Indiana.

John Ireland was made guardian of John Bundle/Bunnell's underage daughter, Sarah Bunnell. Since John Ireland had married a Sarah Bunnell (born 1788 in NJ), it looks like this underage Sarah Bunnell is her niece, and that John Bundle/Bunnell would have been the father of the younger Sarah Bunnell, and sister to the older one.

Need information on the parentage of Sarah Bunnell and/or John Bundle/Bunnell.

Thank you.

Jean Alexander

I wrote her as follows: Sarah Bunnell, wife of John Ireland, would be the daughter of Benjamin and Hannah (Golden) Bonnell. If you go to www.williambunnellfamily.org, click on “By Member Number” and then enter in the box 006653, Sarah’s information will pop up. All the blue printing are links to more information.

The 1850 census shows the younger Sarah Bunnell (age 20) living with James and Sarah (Bonnell, age 61) Ireland, Sr. If you notice, on that page there is a lot of intermingling between Bunnell, Ireland and Durham and unfortunately that census year did not require relationships to be listed. But, John and Sarah had been married about 12 years when the younger Sarah was born. We do not have the parents for the younger Sarah. Your assumption that the younger Sarah was the niece of Sarah Ireland is reasonable, but we are unaware of Sarah (elder) having a brother John.

Jean and I corresponded several times and the bottom line is that she is unaware of any source proving that (1) Sarah (006653) is the child of Benjamin Bonnell and (2) that Benjamin Bonnell was married to Hannah Golden. I see both items in Claude’s database and stated in some early newsletters, but I don’t find a source


cited. In Vol. VI, No. 1, page 2, Two books (Portrait and Biographical Sketches of the Willamette Valley, OR and History of Cincinnati and Hamilton County), but I could find nothing in either one that addresses either question. Does anyone have any more information on this entire issue? The young Sarah is 005339 in Claude’s database.

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Christine Hanley, [email protected] or 2360 San Clemente St., Laguna Beach, CA 92651, is searching for info on Lafayette Bunnell

Hello,

I am trying to locate descendants of Lafayette Bunnell, the man who helped discover and wrote about Yosemite. Are you aware of any living relatives. If not, do you know a way I might track some down?

Thanks and cheers Christine

I advised her that we are only aware of him having one son, Willard E. Bunnell, and can not find him after the 1870 census when he is 11 years old. Does anyone have any other information about Lafayette’s descendants? Lafayette is 320352 in Claude’s database. His lineage is: William1, Benjamin2, Benjamin3, Gershom4, Job5, Bradley6, Layfaette7.

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Belinda Pruett, [email protected] or 3605 Carbonton Rd., Sanford NC 27330 has recently started searching for her roots and wants some help. So if you’re interested in this lineage drop a line or an e-mail to encourage her.

“I am doing research on my grandmother's family. She was Mary Lee Bunnell. I know we are related to a William P Bunnell and a Durham P Bunnell and an Asa Bunnell whom I believe was my great great great grandfather. I came upon your website and was hoping to find out if I am on the right path by reviewing the documentation on it. Your information lists a lot about Bunnells in the North, however I am in NC. I do believe that Asa came here from either CT or NY. I don't expect you to just give me the history and I need to do the research myself, but if you could please let me know if I am correct in starting on your web site at least I would know where to go!

Any guidance would be appreciated.

[Ed. Note: Her grandmother, Mary Lee Bunnell, is 019765 in Claude’s database and she has provided much of the info to him. Her line only goes back to Mary Lee’s parents, William and Beulah (Scoggins) Bunnell. They are from the Moore County area of North Carolina and it seems logical that they are part of the Durham Bunnell family from that same area and era. But we have no proof.]

Biographies

The following is taken from An Illustrated History of North Idaho, Western Historical Publishing Company, 1903, Page 282 - 283:

Charles C. Bunnell. No more familiar figure and substantial business man and patriotic citizen is seen on the streets of Lewiston than the subject of this article. Mr. Bunnell was born in Rochester, New York, on October 5, 1835, being the son of Dennis D. and Eliza (Durand) Bunnell, natives of Connecticut, the mother coming to New York in 1818. When two years old, our subject


came west with the family to Michigan and settled in Marshall. The father farmed there and also conducted various financial operations. In March, 1850, he died and in October of the same year the mother passed away, having returned to New York to be among old friends. Charles C. remained with his brothers, Augustus and D. D., for two years in Milwaukee, then returned to Rochester, New York, and there learned the tinner’s trade. He worked at it five years in Rochester and then went to Michigan for a few months, then on to Portland, Oregon, in May, 1857, whence he took a trip to San Francisco, but returned to Portland, and then to The Dalles, where he did well, saving one thousand dollars [abt. $23,000 today]. He went to Portland in 1860 and opened a tinware and stove store with his brother, D. D. They worked together until 1868. In 1862, however, our subject came to Lewiston. A few people had stopped there the previous year, but Mr. Bunnell is about one of the oldest settlers. He and his brother put up a quartz mill at Sparta, Baker county, Oregon, which proved a financial failure; in 1868, when he and his brother dissolved partnership, the mill fell into his hands and he sold it at a great sacrifice. Our subject started into the tinware business in Lewiston in 1862, manufacturing all his own stock; he soon added hardware and stoves and prosperity came to him constantly. He labored faithfully year after year, gaining a fine patronage by his kind and upright treatment of all and his business became one of the mammoth affairs of the city; he now owns the block where he conducted it, having sold the business, feeling assured that he has well earned the retirement that now comes to him in the golden years of his well spent career. He also owns a number of dwellings and some farms adjacent to Lewiston. 1899 was the date that Mr. Bunnell sold his business and retired from the store. The marriage of Mr. Bunnell and Miss Flora Springer, daughter of Wesley and Rebecca (Shoemaker) Graves, was solemnized on September 22, 1872. Mr. Graves came to Oregon in 1852 and he was proprietor of the Chemetka Hotel in Salem for years. Mrs. Bunnell was born in Knox county, Illinois, in 1845 and was but seven years old when she came with her parents to Oregon. The other members of her father’s family are Johanna Springer, in Lewiston; Mary Lenninger Graves, in Oregon; Mattie Cardwell also in Oregon. Mr. Bunnell’s brothers and sisters are Augustus, William and Dennis D., all deceased. Mr. Bunnell is a charter member of Nezperce Lodge of Masons, No. 10, and has been its treasurer since its organization. He and his estimable wife are members of the First Presbyterian church in Lewiston. He has never sought office in any form and although frequently solicited by friends to accept, he has steadily declined. Mr. Bunnell is one of the real builder [sic] of the county and has been one of its most successful business men, is esteemed by all and highly respected as a worthy pioneer and gentleman of integrity. He has been a director of the Lewiston National Bank since 1888, and for three years was president of the institution.

[Ed. Note: Charles is 320753 in Claude’s database. The statement in the next to last paragraph that Charles had married Miss Springer, daughter of Wesley Graves left me perplexed as it didn’t indicate that she was widowed or divorced and stated she was a Miss. Claude’s database shows that she was the widow of Charles B Springer. The 1880 census shows living with him and his wife are 2 girls listed as adopted daughters, Annie (age 14) and Maria (age 11) Sprenger. There were also a 23 year old nephew, Mezaldus Scott and a 14 year old cook, Ah Hong. I assumed that the girls were daughters of his wife Flora from her first marriage and decided to check earlier census data. The 1870 census shows Flora (age 24) living with a Nicholas P. Sprenger (23), Joana (27), Alice (9), Fannie (7), Annie (4), and Marie (age is hard to read, but appears to be 1). Unfortunately the 1870 census does not show relationships, so I was unsure of the relationship between Nicholas Sprenger and Flora Sprenger. The 1850 census for Ohio showed that Nicholas and Charles B. were brothers. Searching the USGenWeb pages for Oregon I found Charles buried in the Riverside cemetery, Linn Co., Albany county, OR. He died Jan 8, 1869, age 32y4m16d.

So, using Claude’s database and the sources cited above, the series of events is that Flora Graves married Charles Springer in 1865 at the age of 19/20; daughter Annie was born abt 1866; Charles dies in


1869; daughter Maria is born in 1869; Flora and 2 daughters are in same household as her brother-in-law, Nicholas Sprenger (and other unidentified Sprengers) in 1870; She marries Charles Clay Bunnell in 1872 and by 1880 he has adopted both of her daughters.

Charles’ lineage is: William1, Benjamin2, Nathaniel3, Ebenezer4, Israel5, Dennis6, Charles7.]

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As mentioned elsewhere, Ann Marie Middleton provided me with multiple sources for information on Willard Bradley [CB320351], brother of Lafayette Houghton Bunnell. An article about Lafayette was in the Newsletter, Vol. VII, No. 2, 1 April 1993, paged 16 - 20. An article about Willard Bunnell was in Vol. IV, No. 2, 1 Apr 1990, pg 24, but these sources provided a bit more detail. The first six references are available for downloading, free, at Google books (http://books.google.com/advanced_book_search). First I’ll provide a list of references and then a synopsis of the material from all the sources.

1) History of Saginaw County Michigan, by James Cooke Mills, Saginaw, MI, Seemann & Peters, 1918, pages 111 - 113.

2) History of Winona County, H.H. Hill and Company, Chicago, 188, pages 576 - 579. 3) Winona (We-no-nah) and its Environs on the Mississippi in Ancient and Modern Days, by

Lafayette Houghton Bunnell, M. D., Winona, MN, Jones and Krosger, 1897, multiple pages throughout the book.

4) Annals of Medical History, Vol. III (Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter 1921), Francis R. Packard, M.D. Editor, Paul B. Hoeber, New York, 1921, pages 179 - 193.

5) Minnesota Geographic Names, Their Origin and Historic Significance, by Warren Upham, Minnesota Historical Society, Saint Paul, 1920: pg. 582

6) Report of the Pioneer Society of the State of Michigan, Vol. VII, Thorp & Godfrey, Lansing, 1886, pages 258 -260.

7) Proceedings of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin at its Sixty-First Annual Meeting, Published by the Society, 1914

8) Timbertown Log, Saginaw Genealogical Society, Winter 1981 - 82, Volume X, Issue 2, pg. 46. 9) Laying the Foundation, http://www.winonahistory.org/sesqui/fndation/, 10) Early Saginaw County Marriages, , Transcribed from: Records for the count of Saginaw, Michigan

Territory, 1835 - 1864 - Saginaw County Clerk http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/saginaw/earlymarriages/fulltranscript.asp?s_marID=10

Willard Bradley Bunnell

Willard Bunnell was born in Homer, Cortland County, NY in 1814, the son of Dr. Bradley and Charlotte (Houghton) Bunnell. By 1815 his family had moved to Rochester, NY and at the age of 10 he ran away from home, first to Buffalo and then as a cabin boy on one of the steamers that plied the Great Lakes. His father caught up with him and brought him back home, but he left again for the lakes and was taken in and trained by a Captain Fox, a friend of his father. By the time he was 18 he was an excellent ship pilot. It was while he was a steam boat captain that he met his future wife, Matilda Desnoyer whose father was a fur trader. The couple married 20 July 1837 in the house of the Justice of the Peace, Abram Whitney, in Saginaw, Michigan Territory. Matilda’s father signed to allow her to marry though under the age of 18. At the time both Willard and Matilda listed their residences as the Town of Saginaw. In 1841 he evidently was still a seaman as an interesting event occurred. As he was helping to unload some goods from the ship into the cellar of a Mr. McDonald’s trading store in Saginaw, he


and two other sailors spotted a box of money containing $800 that McDonald had hidden. Later that evening they went back and stole it and brought it on-board, bringing the ship’s mate into the plot. However one of the sailors, an Englishman, felt that Bunnell and the other sailor (Dezalia) had shortchanged him and the mate. Seems that the mate and the Englishman had $130 each out of the total $800. The following winter he told Justice Williams at Detroit. A trial was held for the Englishman, the mate and Dezalia. But Willard had heard about the confession and disappeard. At the time, Willard’s parents, brothers and sisters and wife all lived in the Saginaw vicinity. One winter night the town heard that Willard was in the neighborhood and a posse set out to capture him. He was hiding in a wood cutter’s shanty and had just kindled a fire to thaw out his moccasins. With the posse appearing Willard took off barefoot, but an icy crust on the snow lacerated his feet and he had to surrender. He was being held in a hotel (there being no jail) waiting for his feet to heal enough so he could travel to another town that had a jail. The night before his departure one of his brothers, a sister and his wife came to visit him. Evidently a swap was done: the brother and sister supposedly left, leaving only the wife there with Willard. At the end of the evening however, the sheriff found instead the brother and sister were there and Willard was long gone. He ended up with one of the Indian tribes until summer and then went to La Crosse, Wisconsin where his wife joined him. About this time, Willard gave up the ships and sea to become a fur trader like his father-in-law. At some point he had become familiar with the local Indian tribes and had learned some of the languages. He was asked to help with the relocation of the Winnebagoes in 1848 and while doing that he heard that soon the Dakotas led by Chief Wapasha would be relocated. So he obtained a traders license and was allowed by Wapasha onto their summer camp area at the present site of Winona, MN. In 1849 the Chief gave him permission to build a log cabin there about 200 feet from the present Bunnell house. After the present house was built, Willard’s brother Lafayette Bunnell lived in the cabin until 1901. Apparently Willard was not the right type of person to develop a town site. In 1851, when trying to acquire a claim to the nearby prairie area, another claimant blocked Willard claiming that he was there first. Squatter's rights seemed to prevail and occupation of the place was nine/tenths of the law. The controversy finally led to violence. Bunnell and Johnson each destroyed the other's shanty which was their evidence of a claim on the land. There ended up a fist fight which Willard seemed to have won, but none the less, he gave up on that claim to concentrate on his other site down river. There is a fascinating 8 page (349-356) description of this incident in Lafayette Bunnell’s book, source #3 above. However Willard then turned his attention to trying to build a town on the Bluffs above Homer in 1853. Once again squatter’s rights came into play and his rival was a Daniel Dougherty. In this fight, Willard’s thumb was bit to the point of mutilation and eventual amputation. Once again Willard lost the fight. Then finally came the issue of selection of a county seat. On January 2, 1854, the elected county board composed of Bunnell, a compatriot named Pike, and John Laird of Winona. The first vote ended in each member picking their own town. On January 30, 1854, Bunnell and Pike voted for Chatfield and that settled it. In the late 1850s Willard had a new house building the town that he had named Homer, after his home town. It is a rural gothic style and is now owned by the Winona County Historical Society. Willard died in 1861 before the house was actually finished. But his wife Matilda and their children lived there until her death in 1867. Willard and Matilda had 8 children: David, John, Louise, Frances, Minnewah, Minnie, Irene, and Willard.


Matilda is as interesting as Willard. Dr. James Cole, a writer said this of her: “Mrs. Bunnell was the first white woman that came into this part of the Territory of Minnesota to live and the first to make her home … [in] Winona county. … Although remarkably domestic in her habits, and observant of matters connected with her household duties, which make home desirable, she was able to paddle her own canoe and was a sure shot with either the rifle or fowling piece. While in general appearance and manners lady like and modestly feminine, she had remarkable courage and self-possession … The Indians respected and feared her although only a ’woman.’ Mrs. Bunnell was of French descent. Besides speaking French, she was able to converse fluently with the Chippewas, Winnegaboes and Sioux, and had some knowledge of other dialects.”

[Willard’s lineage is: William1, Benjamin2, Benjamin3, Gershom4, Job5, John6, Bradley7,Willard8.]

Books

As I mentioned last time Steve Bonnell, [email protected] or 1523 Good Shepherd Rd, Montoursville, PA 17754, sent me a copy of The Bonnell Genealogy by Sara Rebecca E. Spang, 1992, Scaife’s Valley Press, Williamsport, PA. This is a really nice family record and genealogy. I especially appreciate the first section that provides some (retyped) newspaper clippings, family folklore and photos. All of this adds provides a more personal side of the genealogy data contained in the second section. She also provided pages for future births, marriages and deaths. There are nearly 600 family names listed so the genealogy extends far outside of the Bonnell lineage. The line starts with John Bonnell of Dublin, Ireland. Unfortunately, there is no reference given for that statement. It does not provide all Bonnell descendants of John; for example Steve’s line ends at his great grandfather. However it is a good reference book and interesting reading. If you have any relationship with the descendants of “John of Dublin” you might want to contact Steve to see if he has any copies left.

European Research The continuation of the spreadsheet of BNLs in the UK before 1690 are at the end of the newsletter so that the roster can be removed if desired and all the pages of the spreadsheet kept together. This section will provide other material, information and research findings regarding the BNLs of Europe. From The Irish Times, Dublin, Wed 02 Feb 1997

Case against store for scalding is struck out A Woman who claimed her thighs and abdomen were scalded by tea when a tray fell on her lap in a cafeteria has withdrawn her claim for up to £30,000 damages against Roches Stores, Henry Street, Dublin. Ms Jacqueline Bonnell (25), of Ceide Ainninn, Coolock, Dublin, told Judge Raymond Groarke she carried snacks and a pot of tea on a tray to a table in Roches Stores on Saturday, April 16th, 1994.

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As mentioned above, The Bonnell Genealogy by Sara Spang asserts that John Bonnell and his wife Nancy Pandry/Farraday were born and married in Dublin, Ireland. Additionally one descendant had reported that


Grandpa Bonnell talked so Irishy that he couldn’t be understood. While neither assertion constitutes proof, it certainly does open the possibility of there being an Irish connection to the Bonnells. To start researching that possibility I started combing on-line sites for possible records. While I didn’t expect to start off with unequivocal proof (when does that ever happen?), I at least wanted to ascertain if there was even any proof of Bonnells being in Dublin during the appropriate time frame, the mid to late 1700s. Supposedly John and Nancy came to America in 1774.

Index to the Prerogative Wills of Ireland, 1536 - 1810, Sir Arthur Vicars, F.S.A., Editor; originally published in Dublin, 1897, reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc, Baltimore, 1967, 1989. Page 43:

1699 Bonnell, James, Dublin, gent. 1754 Bonnell, Jane, par. of Writtle, Essex, widow [I assume par. is parish] 1662 Bonnell, Samuel, Dublin, gent.

From Ancestry.com: Ships from Ireland to Early America, 1623 - 1850, Volume II, by David Dobson, Genealogical Publishing Co. Baltimore, 2004, page 22:

Dispatch of Bristol, Captain Bonnell, from Cork bound for Halifax, captured by the French in 1759. (SM.21.331)

Virginia’s Colonial Soldiers, by Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruck, Genealogical Publishing Co, Baltimore, 1998. French and Indian War: Page 98

Muster Roll of Capt. Robert Stewart’s Company, Virginia Regiment, 1 Aug 1757. Roll gave name, age, height, enlisting officer, date, country, trade, where entertained, county of enlistment, and description Page 100 Alexander Bonnell, 30, 5’ 1 ¾ “, Lt. Loury, Oct. 1755, Ireland, barber, Winchester, Cumberland, fair complexion, thin nose, fair hair, grey eyes.

So from these we have determined that Bonnells lived in Ireland and specifically Dublin as early as 1662. Of course we can’t overlook Samuel Bonnell who was the Accomptant General of the revenue of Ireland.

Post Script

For the second time in a row, I have to kick that can down the road. I was going to run an updated summary of all the material on Thomas Bonnell and family using new material provided by Steve Bonnell and material that Bill Austin had published in several earlier issues of the newsletters.

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Also in the next issue will be some info on the Bunnells from Wales. I received an e-mail from a lady who believes she is the last of the Welch Bunnells and that sent me scurrying to the internet for more research.

Bunnell/Bonnell Newsletter, V.24, No. 1 February 2010 Page- ER- 7

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No. PARISH/TOWN COUNTY COUNTRY LAST FIRST LAST FIRST LAST FIRST` LAST FIRST203 St Mary Colechurch London England Bunnell Jeremii M Bunnell David C204 Bunnell David Catheryne B205 Bunnell David Catheryne C206 D207 B208 C209 St Mary Colechurch London England Bonnell Nathaniell M Bonnell David Katherine C210 B211 C212 St Mary Colechurch London England Bunnell Samuell M Bunnell David C213 St Mary Colechurch London England Bunnell Sarah F Bunnell David Katheryne C214 B215 C216 D217 St Mary Colechurch London England Bonnell Simeon M Bonnell David Catherine C

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223 C224 St Martin in the Fields, Westminster London England Bunnell Gualterus M Cowper Elisabetam M225 St. Clement Danes, Westminster London England Bunnell Hughe M Bunnell Walter C226 St. Clement Danes, Westminster London England Bunnel Hughe M Baker Annis M227 St. Clement Danes, Westminster London England Bunnell Ambrose M Bunnell Hughe C228 St. Clement Danes, Westminster London England Bunnell Ann F Bunnell Hughe C229 St. Clement Danes, Westminster London England Bunell Georg M Bunell Hughe C230 St. Clement Danes, Westminster London England Bunnell Dorothy F Bunnell Walter C231 St. Clement Danes, Westminster London England Bonnell John M Bonnell Robert Anne C232 St. Clement Danes, Westminster London England Bunnell Mary F Bunnell Hughe C233 St. Clement Danes, Westminster London England Bunell Mary F Clarke William M234 St. Clement Danes, Westminster London England Bonnell Robert M Bonnell Robert Anne C235 St. Clement Danes, Westminster London England Bunnell Robert M Bunnell Walter C236 St. Clement Danes, Westminster London England Bunnell Walter M Brombee Joane M237 St. Clement Danes, Westminster London England Bunnell Elizabeth F Fisher Jerome M238 St. Dunstan, Stepney London England Bunells George M Bunells Walter Thomasin C239 St. Dunstan, Stepney London England Bunnell John M Bunnell Edward Jone C240 St. Dunstan, Stepney London England Boneale John M Boneale James Anne C

241 St. Dunstan, Stepney London England Bonol Nehemiah M Bonol Walter Anne C @ age 1

242 St. Dunstan in the East London England Bonnell Andres M Bonnell David Ann C243 St. Dunstan East London England Bonnell Andrew M Aleyn Anne M244 St. Dunstan in the East, London London England Bonnell David M Boovy Anna M245 St. Dunstan in the East, London London England Bonnell Elizabeth F Bonnell David Ann C246 St. Dunstan in the East, London London England Bonnell Mary F Bonnell David Ann C247 St. Dunstan in the East, London London England Bonnell Mary F Bonnell David Crawley Thomas M248 St Dunstan in the West London England Bonnell Samuell M Bley Katherine M249 St Dunstan London England Bonnell Andres M Bonnell Andrew Ann B250 St. Gabriel Fenchurch, London London England Bonnell Davide M Bonnell Davide Anne C251 St. Gabriel Fenchurch, London London England Bunell Johanna F Bunell Davide Anne C252 St. Giles, Cripplegate London England Bunhill Fortune F C253 B254 C

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St Mary Colechurch London England Bonnell Sarah F Bonnell Jeremiah Elianor

St Mary Colechurch, London London England Bonnell Theophilus M Bonnell Simeon Elizabeth

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St. Giles, Cripplegate London England Bonuill Patience F Bonuill Jonathan

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No. PARISH/TOWN COUNTY COUNTRY LAST FIRST LAST FIRST LAST FIRST` LAST FIRST255 St. Giles, Cripplegate London England Bunnell Richard M Bunnell Thomas C256 St. Giles, Cripplegate London England Bonneuall Samuell M Cason Anne M257 St. Giles, Cripplegate London England Bunnell Walter M Sherburne Mabell M258 St. Giles, Cripplegate London England Bvnnell Walter M Sherburne Mabell M259 St. Gregory by St. Paul London England Bonell Richard M Bonell C

260 St. Lawrence Jewry & St. Mary Magdalene, Milk Street London England Bonell Margerie F Humfrey Anthonie M

261 St Stephen Walbrook, London London England Bonnel Martha F Bonnel Nathaniel Martha C262 St. Margaret, Westminster London England Bunnells Charles M Bunnells William C263 St. Margaret, Westminster London England Bunnell Mary F Bunnell William C264 St. Margaret, Westminster London England Bunnell Sarah F Bunnell William C265 St. Mary at Hill London England Bunnel Jhon M C266 St. Mary at Hill London England Bonnell Katherine F C267 St. Mary Somerset London England Bonnell Margaret F Owen John M268 St. Prancras Soper Lane, London London England Bunnell Jeremy M Vannam Ellenar M269 St. Peter Cornhill London England Bonnell Richard M Bonnell C270 St. Peter-le-Poer London England Bonnell Dorothe F C271 St. Peter-le-Poer London England Bonnell Jacobus M Bonnell Richardi C272 St. Peter-le-Poer London England Bonell Richard M Bonell Richard C273 St.Botolph, Bishopsgate London England Bonle John M Bonle John C274 Buttolph, Bishopsgate London England Bonnell Judith F N275 St. Botolph, Aldgate London England Bunnell Marie F Howell Maurice M276 London England Bvnnell Elizabethe F Bvnnell David D277 Westminster London England Bonnell John M Bunnell John Susanna C278 St. Clement Danes Middlesex England Bonnell Walter M W279 Stepney, St. Dunstan Middlesex England Bunnell Cicely F Dorch Michaell M280 Stepney Midd England Bonnell Captn N281 Westminster, St. Martin in the Fields Middlesex England Bunnell Gualterus M Cowper Elisabetam M282 Westminster, St. Martin in the Fields Middlesex England Bonhall Sarah F Bonhall John Sarah C283 Unknown Norfolk England Bunnel Joan F B284 Eaton Norfolk England Bunell Christian F Johnson Wm M285 Great Yarmouth Norfolk England Bonell Agnes F Gybbs Nycholas M286 Great Yarmouth Norfolk England Bonell John M Bonell Thos Agnes C287 North Walsham Norfolk England Bunwell Marye F Pearson Wm M288 Norwich Norfolk England Bonnel Abraham M Bonnel Thomas C289 Norwich Norfolk England Bonnell Abraham M Bonnell Thomas Bygote Jacque Marie B290 Norwich Norfolk England Bonnel Abygaell F Bonnel Dannel C291 Norwich Norfolk England Bonnel Anne F Bonnel Daniel Rebecca C292 Norwich Norfolk England Bonell Daniel M Bonel Daniel C293 Norwich Norfolk England Bonnel Danyel M Bonnel Daniel C294 Norwich Norfolk England Bonnell David M Bonnell Thomas Bygote Jacque Marie B295 Norwich Norfolk England Bonnell Elyzabette F Bonnel Thomas B296 Norwich Norfolk England Bonnell Elyzabette F Bonnel Thomas C297 Norwich Norfolk England Bonnel Isac M Bonnel Thomas C298 Norwich Norfolk England Bunnell Isaac M Bunnell Thomas Bygote Jacque Marie C299 B300 C301 Bristol Daniel M302 Norwich Norfolk England Bonnell Judye F Bonnell Thomas Bygote Jacque Marie B303 Norwich Norfolk England Bonnel Judye F Bonnel Thomas Bygote Jaquemaine C304 Bonnel William Wilmot Bonnel Ann B305 D

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No. PARISH/TOWN COUNTY COUNTRY LAST FIRST LAST FIRST LAST FIRST` LAST FIRST306 B307 Sayer Rebecca M308 D309 Norwich Norfolk England Bonnel Sarah F Bonnel Daniel C310 Norwich Norfolk England De Bunnel John M Linge Sarah M311 B312 Wilmot Ann M313 D314 Norwich, All Saints Norfolk England Bunell Elizabeth F Bunell Robert C315 Norwich, St. George Tombland Norfolk England Bonnell Tobias M Bonnell Danielis C316 Norwich, St. John Timberhill Norfolk England Bvnnell Ann F Thwanborowe William M317 Norwich, St. John Timberhill Norfolk England Bvnnell Anne F Bvnnell Robert Ann C318 Norwich, St. John Timberhill Norfolk England Bunell Elizabeth F Baldinge Willim M319 Norwich, St. Martin at Palace Norfolk England Bonnell Ben M Bonnell Tho C320 Norwich, St. Martin at Palace Norfolk England Bunnell Jn. M Bunnell Tho C321 Norwich, St. Martin at Palace Norfolk England Bunnell Judith F Marshall Jn. M322 Norwich, St. Martin at Palace Norfolk England Bunnell Sus F Bunnell Tho C323 Norwich, St. Stephen Norfolk England Bonnell Maria F Anderson Richard M324 Norwich, Walloon Church Norfolk England Bonnel Samuel M Bonnel Dannel C325 St Martin at Palace, Norwich Norfolk England Bonnell Ben M Bonnell Tho C326 St. John Timberhill, Norwich Norfolk England Bvnnell Ann F Thwanborowe William M327 All Saints, Newcastle Upon Tyne Northumberland England Bonnell Mary F Bonnell William C328 Newcastle Upon Tyne Northumberland England Bunel Elizabeth F Unknown M

329 St nicholas Parish Rec and Nonconf, Newcastle Upon Tyne Northumberland England Bunell Tabitha F Bunell Peter C

330 Southwell Nottingham England Bunnell Catherine F M331 Southwell Nottingham England Bunnell Catherine F Ratcliffe John M332 Winkburn Nottingham England Bunnell Catherine F Richardson William M333 Bunnell Edward B334 Lee Rogerus M335 Lichfield Shropshire England Bunell Edward W336 Much Wenlock Shropshire England Bunnell Edward M Bunnell John Elizabeth C337 Stokesay Shropshire England Bunnell Agnes F B338 Stokesay Shropshire England Bunnell Agnes F Weaver John M339 Wellington Shropshire England Bunnell Richard M Wood Jane M340 Compton martin Somerset England Bonle Willm M Chapman Agnes M

341 Handsworth Stafford England Bonell William Saunders Anne C

342 Not Listed Not Listed Not Listed D343 Leek Stafford England Bunnil Thomas M B344 Rowley Regis Stafford England Bunnell --------- M Bunnell Willm C345 Rowley Regis Stafford England Bunnell Margaret F Bunnell Wm C346 Rowley Regis Stafford England Bunell Jone F Bunell William BU347 Rowley Regis Stafford England Bunell William M Jones Margery M348 Rowley Regis Stafford England Bunell Margery F Bunell William Bu349 Rowley Regis Stafford England Bunell William Bu350 Stok-upon-Trent Stafford England Bunnell John M Hepey Hanna M351 St Martins, Tipton Stafford England Bonel Richard M Bonel Robart C352 St Mary's, Lichfield Stafford England Bunell Joan F Hunte William M353 St Mary's, Lichfield Stafford England Bunnill Marie F Bunnill Machaell C354 Lichfield Staffordshire England Bunell William M Bunell Michaell C355 Lichfield Staffordshire England Bunell Thomas M Bunell Michaell C356 Walsall Stafford England Bonell Johan F M

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404 Kingsbury Warwick England Bodyll or Bonell

Thomas M Gysborne Ales M

405 Lea Marston Warwick England Bunell John M Barber Ales M406 Sheldon Warwick England Bonell Agnes F Bonell Eustace C407 Sheldon Warwick England Bonell Anne F Callowe Edward M

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St. Olave, Southwark Surrey England Bunnell James M Bunnell Thomas

St. Olave, Southwark Surrey England Bunnell James M Bunnell Thomas

St. Olave, Southwark Surrey England Bunnell

Cocking Sussex England Bunell Rose F

Mary F Bunnell Thomas

Newhaven Sussex England Bunnell Mary F

Bonel William M

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