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Gideon Bunch

Birth1713 - Bertie, North Carolina, United States
DeathMay 1804 - Goose Creek, Charleston, South Carolina, United States
MotherMary Swallow
FatherJohn B Bunch

Born in Bertie, North Carolina, United States on 1713 to John B Bunch and Mary Swallow. Gideon Bunch married Mary Hilliard Gilmore and had 15 children. He passed away on May 1804 in Goose Creek, Charleston, South Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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John B Bunch
1692 - 1750
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Mary Swallow
1700 - 1801
Spouse(s)
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Mary Hilliard Gilmore
1710 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Micajah "Cage" Bunch
1733 - 1804
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Ephraim Bunch
1738 - 1804
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Daniel Bunch
1760 - 1816
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Mary Ann Parrish
1755 - Unknown
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Hester Bunch
1751 - Unknown
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William Bunch
1740 - 1816
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Miles Bunch
1740 - Unknown
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David P Bunch
1769 - 1848
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Frances Aka Fanny Bunch 7
1744 - 1765
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Lydia Liddy Bunch 7
1740 - 1754
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John Layford Bunch
1742 - 1833
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Gideon Bunch
Unknown - Unknown
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Paul Bunch
1722 - 1771
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James Jr. Bunch
1766 - Unknown
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Frederick Daniel Bunch
1745 - 1826

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