William Bunnell
Birth 1750 Virginia
Death Unknown
4th great-grandfather
Children:
Jonathan Bunnell 1771-1859
Rebecca Bunnell 1774
Samuel Bunnell 1775-1848
William Bunnell 1778-1862
Jeremian Bunnell 1780-1832
Sarah Bunnell 1781Joseph Bunnell 1783-1850
Peter Bunnell 1784-1868
Susannah Bunnell 1789-1860
David L. Bunnell 1782-1878
Keziah Bunnell
Anne Bunnell
Facts:
Birth: 1750, Virginia
Residence 1768 Loudoun County, Virginia
List of the Tithables for Cameron Parish, Wm Carr Lane's List, p. 411 (1 media)
Residence 1769 Loudoun County, Virginia
Loudoun County, Virginia, Tithable Lists, William Lane's List, p. 447 (1 media)
Residence 10 June 1770 Loudoun County, Virginia
Loudon County, Virginia, Tithable Lists, William Carr Lane's List, p. 536
Residence 9 September 1771 Loudoun County, Virginia
Cameron Parish (5 media)
Birth of Son Jonathan Bunnell (1771-1859)
Dec 1771, Virginia, USA
Property 23 April 1772 Spotsylvania County, Virginia
Witness to the sale of 100 acres of land by Paul McClancy and wife Rose to Peter Roswell of Berkeley Parish, Spotsylvania County. Other witnesses were Jacob Wright and William Hall (Spotsylvania Deed Book H, pages 218-220)
Witness 17 September 1772 Spotsylvania County, Virginia
Spotsylvania's County Minute Book entry regarding the Roswell-McClancy Indenture
Birth of Daughter Rebecca Bunnell (1774- )
Birth of Son Samuel Bunnell (1775-1848) 1775, Virginia
Probate 20 March 1777 Spotsylvania, Virginia
Awarding letters of administration to William Bonnell, Henry Coleman (sec), and Samuel Bonnell (sec) for the estate of Jacob Wright. Granted after Ann Wright, widow of Jacob Wright, & Dennis Wright, eldest son gave up all rights of administration. (4 media)
Birth of Son Willian BUnnell (1778-1862) 2 May 1778 Virginia
Probate 19 November 1778 Spotsylvania County, Virginia
Return of Inventory for the estate of Jacob Wright (2 media)
Birth of Son Jeremiah Bunnell (1780-1832) 1780 Virginia
Birth of Daughter Sarah Bunnell (1781- ) 1781
Residence 1782 Spotsylvania County, Virginia
Birth of Son Joseph Bunnell (1783-1850) 1783 Virginia
Residence 1783 Spotsylvania County, Virginia
Birth of Son Peter Bunell (1784-1868) 15 Jan 1784 Virginia
Legal 22 July 1785 Albemarle County, Virginia
Posted bond for wedding of John Farris and Anne Bunnell (Bunnell/Bonnell Newsletter, May 2005 and February 2013) (1 media)
Residence 1785 Albemarle County, Virginia
Residence 1787 Rockbridege County, Virginia
Residence 1788 Rockbridege County, Virginia
Birth of Daughter Susannah Bunnell (1789-1860) 1789 Kentucky
Residence 1789 Rockbridege County, Virginia
Residence 1790 Rockbridege County, Virginia
Residence 1791 Rockbridege County, Virginia
Birth of Son David L. Bunnell (178201878) 1792 Mercer, Kentucky
Legal 19 April 1792 Rockbridge County, Virginia
Signed for the marriage of daughter Rebecca Bonnel to Joseph Lyon (1 media)
Residence 1792 Rockbridege County, Virginia
Residence 1793 Rockbridege County, Virginia
Residence 12 March 1794 Rockbridege County, Virginia
Legal 15 April 1795 Botetourt County, Virginia
Court Case–George Martin versus William Bunnell for debt, case discontinued (Botetort County Order Book #9, page 273) (1 media)
Legal 11 August 1795 Botetourt County, Virginia
Court Case –Matthew Harvey versus William Bunnel for indebtedness. Stephen Hughes argues in defense of William Bunnel (Botetourt County Order Book #9, page 275) (1 media)
Legal August 1795 Botetourt County, Virginia
Court Case –Matthew Harvey versus William Bunnel for indebtedness. William Bunnell ordered to pay the debt with interest (Botetourt County Rules of Office, 1791-1797, page 260-362, 372) (3 media)
Legal October 1795 Botetourt County, Virgina
Court Case–James Caruthers against William Bunnel for debt. Defendant ordered to pay with interest (Botetourt County Rules of Office Book, 1791-1797, page 548 (October 1795) (1 media)
Residence 1795 Botetourt County, Virginia
Legal 11 October 1796 Botetourt County, Virginia
Court Case–Uriah Humphries versus William Bonnell. The case is discontinued (Botetourt County Order Book #9, page 413) (1 media)
Residence 1796 Botetourt County, Virginia
Legal 12 September 1797 Botetourt County, Virginia
Botetourt Court Order Book 10, page 93–John Moore against James Glenn commission granted the Plaintiff to take the deposition of William Bunnel Samuel Bunnel the wife of William Bunnel Debenasse. Case discontinued on 20 Oct 1797. (1 media)
Residence 14 June 1759 Mercer County, Kentucky
1 tithe, 2 blacks over 16, 1 horse (William Gaines Tax List, page 2) (1 media)
Legal 27 August 1799 Mercer County, Kentucky
Appointed surveyor for a road (2 media)
Legal 26 May 1800 Mercer County, Kentucky
Defines precinct for the road (2 media)
Residence 27 June 1800 Mercer County, Kentucky
1 tithe, 1 black over 16, 3 horses (James Slaughter's Tax List, page 3) (1 media)
Residence 22 July 1801 Mercer County, Kentucky
1 tithe, 1 black, 4 horses (James Slaughter's Tax List, page 3) (130 acres of second-rate land on Lyons Run) (1 media)
Legal 29 July 1901 Mercer County, Kentucky
William Bunnel bondsman for marriage certificate of Benjamin Gray and Lydia Daniel. Certified bride's age. (1 media)
Legal 5 May 1802 Mercer County, Kentucky
William Bunnell Sr bondsman for marriage bond for William Bunnel with Polly Allin. Certified bride's age as 21. (1 media)
Residence 11 August 1802 Mercer County, Kentucky
1 tithe, 2 blacks, 5 horses (James Slaughter's Tax List, page 3) (1 media)
Residence 13 August 1803 Mercer County, Kentucky
1 tithe, 1 black, 5 horses (James Slaughter's Tax List page 4) (1 media)
Residence 18 September 1804 Mercer County, Kentucky
1 tithe, 2 blacks, 3 horses (James Slaughter's Tax List page 4) (1 media)
Residence 11 September 1805 Mercer County, Kentucky
1 tithe, 1 black, 3 horses (James Slaughter's Tax List page 4) (1 media)
Death of Son Jeremiah Bunnell (1780-1832) 18 May 1832 Monroe, Hart County, Kentucky
Death of Son Samuel Bunnell (1775-1848) 1848 Salvisa, Mercer County, Kentucky
Death of Son Joseph Bunnell (1783-1850) 1850 Howard, Missouri
Death of Son Johnathan Bunnell (1771-1859) 1859
Death of Daughter Susannah Bunnell (1789-1860) AFT 10 Jul 1860 Athens, Gentry County, Missouri
Death of Son William Bunnell (1778-1862) 3 Jan 1862 Beaver Creek, Hardin County, Indiana
Death of Son Peter Bunnell (1784-1868) 18 January 1864 Hardyville, Hart County, Kentucky
Legal 15 April 1795 Botetourt County, Virginia
Court Case–George Martin versus William Bunnell for debt, case discontinued (Botetort County Order Book #9, page 273) (1 media)
Legal 11 August 1795 Botetourt County, Virginia
Court Case –Matthew Harvey versus William Bunnel for indebtedness. Stephen Hughes argues in defense of William Bunnel (Botetourt County Order Book #9, page 275) (1 media)
Legal August 1795 Botetourt County, Virginia
Court Case –Matthew Harvey versus William Bunnel for indebtedness. William Bunnell ordered to pay the debt with interest (Botetourt County Rules of Office, 1791-1797, page 260-362, 372) (3 media)
Legal October 1795 Botetourt County, Virgina
Court Case–James Caruthers against William Bunnel for debt. Defendant ordered to pay with interest (Botetourt County Rules of Office Book, 1791-1797, page 548 (October 1795) (1 media)
Residence 1795 Botetourt County, Virginia
Legal 11 October 1796 Botetourt County, Virginia
Court Case–Uriah Humphries versus William Bonnell. The case is discontinued (Botetourt County Order Book #9, page 413) (1 media)
Residence 1796 Botetourt County, Virginia
Legal 12 September 1797 Botetourt County, Virginia
Botetourt Court Order Book 10, page 93–John Moore against James Glenn commission granted the Plaintiff to take the deposition of William Bunnel Samuel Bunnel the wife of William Bunnel Debenasse. Case discontinued on 20 Oct 1797. (1 media)
Residence 14 June 1759 Mercer County, Kentucky
1 tithe, 2 blacks over 16, 1 horse (William Gaines Tax List, page 2) (1 media)
Legal 27 August 1799 Mercer County, Kentucky
Appointed surveyor for a road (2 media)
Legal 26 May 1800 Mercer County, Kentucky
Defines precinct for the road (2 media)
Residence 27 June 1800 Mercer County, Kentucky
1 tithe, 1 black over 16, 3 horses (James Slaughter's Tax List, page 3) (1 media)
Residence 22 July 1801 Mercer County, Kentucky
1 tithe, 1 black, 4 horses (James Slaughter's Tax List, page 3) (130 acres of second-rate land on Lyons Run) (1 media)
Legal 29 July 1901 Mercer County, Kentucky
William Bunnel bondsman for marriage certificate of Benjamin Gray and Lydia Daniel. Certified bride's age. (1 media)
Legal 5 May 1802 Mercer County, Kentucky
William Bunnell Sr bondsman for marriage bond for William Bunnel with Polly Allin. Certified bride's age as 21. (1 media)
Residence 11 August 1802 Mercer County, Kentucky
1 tithe, 2 blacks, 5 horses (James Slaughter's Tax List, page 3) (1 media)
Residence 13 August 1803 Mercer County, Kentucky
1 tithe, 1 black, 5 horses (James Slaughter's Tax List page 4) (1 media)
Residence 18 September 1804 Mercer County, Kentucky
1 tithe, 2 blacks, 3 horses (James Slaughter's Tax List page 4) (1 media)
1 tithe, 1 black, 3 horses (James Slaughter's Tax List page 4) (1 media)
Death of Son Samuel Bunnell (1775-1848) 1848 Salvisa, Mercer County, Kentucky
Death of Son Joseph Bunnell (1783-1850) 1850 Howard, Missouri
Death of Son Johnathan Bunnell (1771-1859) 1859
Death of Daughter Susannah Bunnell (1789-1860) AFT 10 Jul 1860 Athens, Gentry County, Missouri
Death of Son William Bunnell (1778-1862) 3 Jan 1862 Beaver Creek, Hardin County, Indiana
Death of Son Peter Bunnell (1784-1868) 18 January 1864 Hardyville, Hart County, Kentucky
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