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John William Bunn

Birth12 Mar 1858 - Johnston County, North Carolina, USA
Death19 Aug 1927 - O'Neals, Johnston, North Carolina
MotherMargaret Perry
FatherJames "Jim" Bunn

Born in Johnston County, North Carolina, USA on 12 Mar 1858 to James "Jim" Bunn and Margaret Perry. John William Bunn married Lucinda Ellen Collier and had 8 children. He passed away on 19 Aug 1927 in O'Neals, Johnston, North Carolina.

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James "Jim" Bunn
1823 - 1865
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Margaret Perry
1837 - 1909
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Lucinda Ellen Collier
1870 - 1946
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Sophia Edwards
1860 - Unknown
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Edna Creech
1856 - 1894
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Mary Ida Bunn
1895 - 1988
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Maggie Ellen Bunn
1905 - 1975
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Lillie Bertha Bunn
1901 - 1975
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Martha Delia Bunn
1902 - 1985
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Dora Bunn
1884 - 1965
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Argo Bunn
1909 - Unknown
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Effie Haywood Spencer
1894 - 1976
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Anna Bunn
1885 - Unknown

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