Henry Bunch: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1690 - 1775 (85 years)

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Generation: 1

Henry Bunch was born 1690, Bertie, North Carolina, USA (son of Unconfirmed Bunch); died 21 Apr 1775, Bertie, North Carolina, USA.

Henry married Ellenor Boysson Baypson 29 Feb 1764, Bertie, North Carolina, USA. Ellenor was born 1740, Bertie, North Carolina, USA; died 1757. [Group Sheet]

Children:

Thomasine Bunch was born 1735, Halifax, North Carolina, USA; died 1755, Halifax, North Carolina, USA.

Henry married Ann Calloway 1740, Bedford, Virginia, USA. Ann (daughter of Joseph Callaway and Catherine Browning) was born 1720, Louisa, Virginia, USA; died 1775, Bedford, Virginia, USA; was buried , Ashe, North Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet]

Children:

Nancy Bunch was born 1738, Chowan, North Carolina, USA; died 27 May 1811, Nash, North Carolina, USA.

Generation: 2

2.
Unconfirmed Bunch was born 1670 (son of John Bunch, I); died , USA.
Children:

1. Henry Bunch was born 1690, Bertie, North Carolina, USA; died 21 Apr 1775, Bertie, North Carolina, USA.

Generation: 3

John Bunch, I was born 1632, Virginia, USA (son of John Punch and Mary Spears); died , USA.

Children:

2. Unconfirmed Bunch was born 1670; died , USA.
Paul Bunch was born 1658, Virginia, USA; died , USA.
John Bunch was born 1660, Virginia, USA.

Generation: 4

8. John Punch died , USA.
John married Mary Spears. Mary died , USA. [Group Sheet]
9.
Mary Spears died , USA.
Children:

4. John Bunch, I was born 1632, Virginia, USA; died , USA.

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