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Title: Bunnage of St.Neots
Post by: DaveT on Wednesday 07 February 24 15:01 GMT (UK)
Hi Everyone. Can someone find me Alfred William Bunnage in 1891 or 1901 to find who his parents were. He was born 1889. Thanks in advance.
Regards David
Title: Re: Bunnage of St.Neots
Post by: Milliepede on Wednesday 07 February 24 15:06 GMT (UK)
In 1901 he is with

Thomas W Bunnage 38
Annie wife 39
John O son 18
Emma E dau 16
Mary A dau 14
Alfred W son 12
and 6 younger siblings so a large family

With parents and older siblings in 1891 age 2

By 1911 he is married to Daisy with a young daughter is that the correct chap?
Title: Re: Bunnage of St.Neots
Post by: DaveT on Wednesday 07 February 24 15:11 GMT (UK)
Thank you Milliepede
Title: Re: Bunnage of St.Neots
Post by: softly softly on Wednesday 07 February 24 15:16 GMT (UK)
Parents marriage

Marriages Sep 1882   
BUNNAGE    Thomas Woods        St Neots    3b   485    
Smith    Annie                St. Neot's    3b   485   

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Title: Re: Bunnage of St.Neots
Post by: DaveT on Wednesday 07 February 24 15:54 GMT (UK)
Hi Again. Ive got back to john Bunnage 1807.  What I'm trying to find out is: My 4x G Grandfather William Bath 1793 Eltisley married a Mary whose surname is unknown. In 1851 Mary is living with her sister Jane Bunnage 1782 of Croxton. So, I'm tring to find a male Bunnage who married a Jane who had a sister called Mary 1786 also of Croxton. Confused yet lol.
David
Title: Re: Bunnage of St.Neots
Post by: Milliepede on Wednesday 07 February 24 16:05 GMT (UK)
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In 1851 Mary is living with her sister Jane Bunnage 1782 of Croxton.

What spelling is she under?  I can see Jane in 1861 but not 1851 as yet **

** found it now.  Birthplace was transcribed as "Chooton" for Mary and Jane isn't listed on the transcription although she is on the original.
Title: Re: Bunnage of St.Neots
Post by: DaveT on Wednesday 07 February 24 16:10 GMT (UK)
Hi, Mary is still Bath and Janes surname isnt quite clear. They are in high st. Eynesbury.
Title: Re: Bunnage of St.Neots
Post by: rosie99 on Wednesday 07 February 24 16:11 GMT (UK)
Mary   Bath - Widow   70      Pauper washerwoman   Croxton, Cambridgeshire, England
Jane   Bunage -   Sister   Widow      68      Pauper washerwoman    Croxton, Cambridgeshire, England
H0107/1750 f255 p14
Title: Re: Bunnage of St.Neots
Post by: Milliepede on Wednesday 07 February 24 16:16 GMT (UK)
There's a marriage 4 Nov 1805 Croxton of William Bunidge to Jane Cullip

and a Joan or Jean baptism 4 May 1783 Croxton to parents John & Sarah

but just transcriptions and playing with names to see if they fit.

If there was a Mary Cullip baptised as well would be rather nice.
Title: Re: Bunnage of St.Neots
Post by: DaveT on Wednesday 07 February 24 16:30 GMT (UK)
Jane Cullip has a sister Mary although born 5 years earlier. could well be the one knowing the inaccurate birth years of ancestors. tx again for your help. David
Title: Re: Bunnage of St.Neots
Post by: softly softly on Wednesday 07 February 24 16:39 GMT (UK)
First name(s) Mary
Country England
Last name Cullip
Father's first name(s) John
Sex Female
Father's last name Cullip
Baptism year 1781
Mother's first name(s) Sarah
Baptism date 18 Nov 1781
Record set England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975
Residence Croxton, Cambridge, England
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Place Croxton
Subcategory Parish Baptisms
County Cambridgeshire

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Title: Re: Bunnage of St.Neots
Post by: AlanBoyd on Wednesday 07 February 24 17:32 GMT (UK)
ADDED: this must be a different Alfred William Bunnage? I have found this family in 1921 and he has a birth year 1898.


Friday 29 July 1921: Bedfordshire Times and Independent

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ST. NEOTS
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At the Magistrates' Room on Friday, Mr Mr A. B. Brackenbury (Coroner) conducted an inquest relating to the death of Mr. Alfred Bunnage, of Russell-street who died suddenly the previous day whilst loading poultry on a G.N.R. lorry in Mr. S.V. Ekins' auction yard. – Alfred Wm. Bunnage, paper mill hand, said the body was that of his father, who was 58 years of age, a shoe maker by trade. For the last seven or eight years he had assisted Mr. S.V. Ekins in the poultry department of his auction yard. He had not suffered from any illness, and was in his usual state of health on Thursday morning. – Harry Chapman, auctioneer's porter, said he saw Bunnage in the auction yard at 4.0 p.m., loading poultry. A few minutes later he noticed him lying on his back on the ground. – Dr. E.H. Harrison made a postmortem examination. and gave the cause of death as syncope, following on extensive degeneration of arteries. –  A verdict of death from natural causes was returned. On behalf of Mr. S.V. Ekins, Mr. A.J. Huckle expressed deep sympathy with the deceased's family and relatives.