! (1) "Town Records of Pomfret, Vermont," copied by M. Sawyer. Typed manuscript, Genealogical Soc. of Utah, Jan 1930, No. 12293. FHL Book #974.365/P2 V2s.
(2) "Pomfret, Vermont," by Henry Hobart Vail, Vol. 1, p.215-223,520. FHL #974.365/R2 H2v. Cites: (a) "Spooner's Journal," Windsor, VT, 1797.
(3) "The History of Newport, New Hampshire, from 1766-1878," by Edmund Wheeler (1879) p.424. FHL #974.275/N1 H2w.
(4) Sandy Neil, Spokane, WA. E-Mail: lsneil@nextdim.com (1999). Cites: (a) Vital records, Sharon, CT, from Barbour Collection. (b) Grave Ravlin, "Family of Ralph Hutchinson of Boston and Alice Bennet" (1941, chart). (c) "Some Connecticut Nutmeggers who Migrated." (d) F.W. Bailey, "Eqarly Connecticut Marriages as Found in Ancient Church Recors Prior to 1800," citing Congregational Church parish records.

! Birth: (2) 22 Dec 1749. (2,3) Sharon, CT. (2) s/o Samuel HUTCHINSON. Probably a descendant of Samuel HUTCHINSON who came from York, England to America. (3) 1749. (4a) 11 Dec 1748, Sharon, CT, s/o Samuel HUTCHINSON/Hannah HERMON.
Marriage to Jerusha CADWELL: (1) Jerusha. (2,4) 16 Jul 1778, (2,4c) Westford, CT. (4b) Ashford, CT.
Marriage to Martha EDDY: (2,3,4)
Death: (2) 19 Apr 1833. (2,3,4) Newport, NH. (2,3) In his 84th year. (3,4) 1833.

(2) Studied 2 years at the school in Lebanon, CT.
(2) 1771: He was one of the pupils who went with President WHEELOCK from CT to Hanover, NH, at the founding of Dartmouth College.
(2,3) 1775: Graduated from Dartmouth College.
(2) 1775: Licensed to preach.
(2) 1778, Mar: Ordained pastor of the Congregational Church in Westford, CT.
(2) 1783, Sep: Dismissed as pastor from the Congregational Church in Westford, CT. Ill health caused him to resign.
(2) 1784, 6 Dec: The town of Pomfret held a meeting "To take the minds of said meeting whether thare So well Satisfield with the performance of Rev. Elisha HUTCHINSON as that thare willing to join with sd. Church (of Pomfret) in giving him a call." From this it appears that he had preached in town before the date of the notice of the agenda for the town meeting, 24 Nov 1784. At this town meeting of 6 Dec., a committee of the First Congregational Church of Pomfret reported to the town the facts learned relating to Mr. HUTCHINSON's leaving his former congregation at Westford, CT. This report was accepted and a vote was taken whether the town would call "the Reverend Mr. Elisha HUTCHINSON to the works of the gospel minister in this place." This passed in the affirmative without a dissenting voice. Then they settled the terms: First, the land right granted to the first settled minister, by the charter, became his property. Second, they agreed to move his family and goods to Pomfret free of expense. Third, they agreed to keep for him two cows and a horse until the winter was over, and to find provision for him and his family until May 1st, 1785. Fourth, to build for him by 1 November 1785 a house 38 feet by 30, covering it (except the glazing) to lath and plaster it, to build a chimney, to dig a cellar 30 feet by 14 and to wall it with stone. Fifth, to give Reverend Mr. HUTCHINSON a yearly salary of 35 pounds lawful money and a raise of 5 pounds yearly until it reached 60 pounds, this to be "stated on Wheate at five shillings Per Bushel," which meant it could be paid in wheat or other articles at fixed prices. He was also to have 20 cords of firewood "Drawed to his dore yearly" and his salary was to begin November 1, 1784, and was to be paid him yearly on the first day of November. Finally they appointed "next week Wednes Day" for the installment of Rev. HUTCHINSON.
(2) 1784, 14 Dec: Installed as first pastor of the Congregational Church in Pomfret, NH. He brought to Pomfret a letter of dismissal from the church at Westford. (3) Was the first settled minister at Pomfret, VT.
(2) 1784, 15 Dec: Elisha HUTCHINSON and his wife Jerusha's names were placed on the church roll and the First Congregational Church of Pomfret, VT was fully organized. He succeeded Rev. Aaron HUTCHINSON who was a circuit preacher that preached alternately at Pomfret, Woodstock and Hartford. (NOTE: Rev. Aaron HUTCHINSON was s/o Joseph HUTCHINSON/Mary; gs/o John HUTCHINSON/Hannah ROOT; ggs/o Ralph HUTCHINSON/Alice.)
(2) As the first settled minister, he became owner of lot 13, First Division (the center lot), lot 41, Second Division, and lot 12, Third Division, and also lot 13 among the town lots of one acre each.
(2) He was not a man of great power, and he soon lost the respect of the citizens of Pomfret, although he retained to the last the confidence of his church members.
(2) 1785, 3 Dec: Sold to John WHEELOCK, President of Moses Charity School and Dartmouth College, 3 rights of land belonging to the first settled minister in Pomfret, a 2nd Division lot of 95 acres near Mr. HOWARD and Mr. DEXTER, a 3rd division lot of 50 acres contiguous 1/2 either east or west, and a 1 acre lot in the center of the town, Pomfret, VT. These three were sold for 132 pounds to repay moneys paid him by John WHEELOCK toward his education at the Moses Charity School and Dartmouth College.
(2) 1785, 19 Dec: The town of Pomfret met at the meeting house and at once adjourned to the still incompleted house of Rev. Elisha HUTCHINSON. They set up its completion at public vendue to the lowest bidder. By the nature of the bids, it seems the cellar had been dug and walled, and the frame erected and covered, and the stone part of the chimney built.
(2) 1789, 31 Mar: The first indication that the town was dissatisfied with its minister appears in the record of the town meeting, when freemen voted not to "indemnify the Rev. Mr. HUTCHINSON in his Right of Land."
(2) 1790, 14 Jan: The town of Pomfret voted to raise 55 pounds for the Rev. Mr. Elisha HUTCHINSON's salary for the year past. Only 9 voted in favor, and 7 voted against. At the same meeting, the town voted to abate the taxes of 25 persons. The Selectmen were authorized to makeup the tax for Mr. HUTCHINSON's salary for the past year and the town collector was ordered to collect the same. The law which empowered towns to build meeting houses and to settle and support ministers was passed in Oct 1783. It made provision for the exemption from taxation of persons who differed from the major part of the inhabitants in religious belief.
(2) 1791, 18 Mar: By the time the people assembled at Capt. Abida SMITH's house , it was evident the minister's power over his people was waning. More than 70 rates were abated from contributing to the support of Rev. Elisha HUTCHINSON and this was left to the discretion of the Selectmen. The question regarding the minister's land was brought up and the town voted to indemnify him in the possession of his land on his giving a bond (provided her should leave) to refund such part of his settlement as should be thought just by an indifferent committee.
(2) 1792, Mar: The voters in the town of Pomfret released 6 men from the payment of their rates for Rev. Mr. HUTCHINSON's salary.
(2) 1792, 25 Dec: A committee was appointed by the town of Pomfret to join with the church to consider the expediency of uniting with Rev. Mr. HUTCHINSON in calling a mutual council to dissolve the pastoral relation of Mr. HUTCHINSON. This committee reported adversely to jointly calling a council. But another committee was immediately appointed at the same meeting for the same purpose, proved Rev. HUTCHINSON "is not settled before the 10th day of February next."
(2) 1793, Mar: The taxes of 26 more persons for the support of the minister were abated.
(2) 1794, 9 Jun: The town voted not to support Rev. Elisha HUTCHINSON any longer, and a committee was appointed to join a committee from the church, if called for, to agree on a Council to dismiss Mr. HUTCHINSON. One article in the warning for this meeting invited the town to consider paying Mr. HUTCHINSON the shortage made in his salary by the wholesale abatement of people's taxes, but no action was taken on the matter.
(2) 1794, 29 Oct: The town voted again not to support the Rev. Mr. HUTCHINSON any longer.
(2) 1795, 8 Jan: Dismissed as pastor of the Congregational Church, Pomfret, NH.
(2) 1795, 19 Mar: The Justice of the Peace and selectmen of Pomfret approved the appointment of Elisha HUTCHINSON as Keeper of a house of entertainment. Such a license was then necessary for opening a hotel, which in those days always sold liquors. His house was on the main road, passing north and south through the town. His bar room was the scene of many trials before the justices of the peace.
(2) 1796, 16 Jun: The taxes of 28 more people were abated for the support of the minister, and Mr. Oliver HUTCHINSON was selected as Town Agent to defend the town in the suit brought against the town by the Rev. Elisha HUTCHINSON. The town refused again to make up the shortage in his salary.
(2) He remained in Pomfret 3 or 4 more years after the town refused him support.
(2) 1797, Apr: Sold "the remaining half" of his Third Division lot for 36 pounds to Jacob SARGENT. (NOTE: Author indicates that this happened after his sale of Oct 1797, but gives a date preceeding that.)
(2) 1797: The laws of VT exempted the estates of ministers from taxes, but the tax list of 1797 shows that Mr. HUTCHINSON was assessed $118.
(2a) 1797, 9 Oct: Elisha HUTCHINSON of Pomfret advertised in "Spooner's Journal," of Windsor, "Whereas Jerusha, my wife, has for some time refused to bed with me, or to perform any duties to me which are incumbent on her, and as she endeavors in many ways to injure my interests - These are therefore to forbid any persons harboring or trusting her on my account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting after this date."
(2a) 1797, 16 Oct: Jerusha HUTCHINSON of Pomfret advertised in "Spooner's Vermont Journal," "Whereas the Rev. Elisha HUTCHINSON has posted me in the Vermont Journal and asserts that I have refused to bed with him or to perform any duties to him and likewise that I have injured his interests. These complaints are absolutely false and I can make it appear by sufficient witness: and I hereby forbid all persons harboring or trusting him on my account. N.B. I am bold to say he rode away, A mare which I have lost. If anyone will return her home, Then I will pay the cost."
(2) 1797, 18 Oct: Selectman Abida SMITH and Robert PERRY of Pomfret filed an appointment with the Town Clerk, " We the subscribers being Selectmen for the town of Pomfret for the time being, taking into consideration the situation of Elisha HUTCHINSON and his family respecting worldly affairs, and, in our opinion it is needful that we do appoint an Overseer to advise and direct Mr. Elisha HUTCHINSON in his business, and we do hereby, by the authority vested in us appoint Henry AINSWORTH as an overseer to advise and direct as above written for the space of six months from the date of this instrument. And all persons are forbid trading or making any bargain with the sd. Elisha without leave of said Overseer until the above term." This was published 3 tines in "Spooner's Journal," but by the time the selectmen acted, Elisha HUTCHINSON was on the other side of the Green Mountains and returned no more to Pomfret.
(2) 1797, 18 Oct: Elisha HUTCHINSON, at Dorset, VT, deeded to Zadock HUGGINS his lot No. 13, First Division, with the buildings on it, for $1,000. The sale was valid, in spite of the action of the selectmen of Pomfret on the same day. Later HUGGINS conveyed this property to Benjamin GOULD, who in turn sold it to Josiah CHANDLER, and it remained in possession of that family for 3 generations. It later formed a part of Mr. Elton A. SMITH's farm known as "Cloudland."
(2) Went to Granville, NY.
(2) 1800: Went to Zoar, MA, where he joined the Calvinistic Baptist Church.
(2) Moved to PA, but was driven away by the Indians.
(2) Settled at Marion, Wayne Co., NY.
(2,3) 1814, Nov: Became pastor of the Baptist Church in Newport, NH.
(2) 1821: Retired due to infirmity. (3) Was pastor of the Baptist Church until disabled by sickness.
(2) "It is said" he left 15 children and 37 grandchildren.


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1. 2. Samuel HUTCHINSON   b. 9 Jul 1779, , Windham Co., Connecticut; d. Abt 1819.
2. 3. Mary HUTCHINSON   b. 1782.
3. 4. Jerusha C. HUTCHINSON   b. 24 Jun 1786, Pomfret, Windsor Co., Vermont; d. 25 May 1863, Francestown, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.
4. 5. Elisha HUTCHINSON   b. 26 Nov 1788, Pomfret, Windsor Co., Vermont.
5. 6. William Cadwell HUTCHINSON   b. 20 Mar 1791, Pomfret, Windsor Co., Vermont.
6. 7. Amos Shepherd HUTCHINSON   b. 1 Apr 1793, Pomfret, Windsor Co., Vermont.
7. 8. John HUTCHINSON   b. 26 Jun 1795, Pomfret, Windsor Co., Vermont.
8. 9. Esther HUTCHINSON   b. 14 Sep 1797, Pomfret, Windsor Co., Vermont.

! (1) IGI, FHL, 1997.
(2) Sandy Neil, Spokane, WA. E-Mail: lsneil@nextdim.com (1999). Cites: (a) Grave Ravlin, "Family of Ralph Hutchinson of Boston and Alice Benet" (1941, chart).

! Birth: (1) 9 Jul 1779, Ashford Twp., Windham Co., CT. (1,2) s/o Elisha HUTCHINSON/Jerusha CADWELL.
Marriage to Hannah THOMPSON: (2a)
Death: (2a) 1819.


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! (1) Sandy Neil, Spokane, WA. E-Mail: lsneil@nextdim.com (1999). Cites: (a) Grave Ravlin, "Family of Ralph Hutchinson of Boston and Alice Benet" (1941, chart).

! Birth: (1) d/o Elisha HUTCHINSON/Jerusha CADWELL. 1782.


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! (1) "History of Francestown, New Hampshire," by Rev. W.R. Cochrane and George K. Wood (1895) p.545,546. FHL #974.28/F1 H2c.
(2) "The Bunnell/Bonnell Newsletter," Vol. 1V, No. 4, Oct 1990, p.50. Corrections to Ruth Duncan's book, "William Bunnell and His Descendants," submitted by Ruth Duncan. Cites: (a) Litchfield Co., CT Superior Court Records 1750-1809.
(3) "William Bunnell and His Descendants" by Ruth Cost Duncan (1986) p.36-37. FHL #929.273 B884d. Cites: (a) "Families of Ancient New Haven." (b) "Connecticut Men in the Revolution." (c) "History of the Family of Havilah and Dorcas Gale Bunnell." (d) Mrs. Lila Bunnell. (e) Mrs. Ruth Stevens.
(4) "The Ancestors and Descendants of Havilah & Dorcas Hale Bunnell," comp. by Adele Andrews, p.61. FHL #872,857, item 9.
(5) "Town Records of Pomfret, Vermont," copied by M. Sawyer. Typed manuscript, Genealogical Soc. of Utah, Jan 1930, No. 12293. FHL Book #974.365/P2 V2s.
(6) "Pomfret, Vermont," by Henry Hobart Vail, Vol. 1, p.392,520. FHL #974.365/R2 H2v.
(7) "History of the Second Church of Christ in Hartford," by Edwin Pond Parker, Appendix III, p.363. FHL book #974.62/H1 K2pe.
(8) Pomfret, VT Vital Records, Vol. 1, 1770-1862, p.9. FHL #28,665.
(9) "Brides' Index, 1640-1900, New Hampshire - An Index to Brides, Mothers of Brides, and Mothers of Grooms." FHL #975,679.
(10) NH Index to deaths, early to 1900. FHL #1,001,060. Cites Vol. 2, death of Emily Hutchinson Bradford.
(11) "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut," by Lucius Barnes Barbour (1977; rpt. Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1982) p.108. Cites: (a) Second Church Record, Hartford, CT.

! Birth: (1,5,6,8) 24 Jun 1786. (1,5,6,8,10) Pomfret, VT. (1) d/o Elisha HUTCHINSON. (5) d/o Elisha HUTCHINSON/Jerusha. (6,8) d/o Rev. Elisha HUTCHINSON/Jerusha CADWELL.
*Marriage to Zethan BUNNELL: (1) Had a first husband BUNNELL. (2a) (3) 17 Feb 1802. (3,7,11a) Second Church, Hartford, CT. (4,7,11a) 17 Feb 1805, Hartford, CT. (9) Called Jerusha C. (HUTCHINSON) BUNNELL, wife of Titus BROWN.
Divorce from Zethan BUNNELL: (2a) Divorce granted Nov 1808, Litchfield Co., CT.
Marriage to Hon. Titus BROWN: (1) 6 Nov 1814. (9,10)
Death: (1) 25 May 1863, Francestown, NH.

(2a) 1803: (2a,3) Of Hartford, CT.
(6) Was in Hartford, CT 6 years after the separation from her husband.
(1) c.1825-1829: The house of Titus BROWN in Francestown, NH, later occupied by Mason H. BALCH, was built under her supervision while her husband was in Congress.


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1. 10. Edwin Fairbanks BUNNELL   b. 25 Sep 1807, Hartford, Hartford Co., Connecticut; d. 11 Dec 1891, Oakland, Alameda Co., California; bur. 13 Dec 1891, Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, Alameda Co., California.

1. 11. Linsley Keyes BROWN   b. 31 Jul 1815, Alstead, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire; d. 16 Feb 1860, Francestown, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.
2. 12. Emily Hutchinson BROWN   b. 15 Dec 1816, Reading, Windsor Co., Vermont; d. 27 Jul 1851, Francestown, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire; bur. Francestown, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.

! (1) "Town Records of Pomfret, Vermont," copied by M. Sawyer. Typed manuscript, Genealogical Soc. of Utah, Jan 1930, No. 12293. FHL Book #974.365/P2 V2s.
(2) "Pomfret, Vermont," by Henry Hobart Vail, Vol. 1, p.393,520. FHL #974.365/R2 H2v.

! Birth: (1,2) 26 Nov 1788, Pomfret, VT. (1) s/o Elisha HUTCHINSON/Jerusha. (2) s/o Rev. Elisha HUTCHINSON/Jerusha CADWELL.


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! (1) "Town Records of Pomfret, Vermont," copied by M. Sawyer. Typed manuscript, Genealogical Soc. of Utah, Jan 1930, No. 12293. FHL Book #974.365/P2 V2s.
(2) "Pomfret, Vermont," by Henry Hobart Vail, Vol. 1, p.393,520. FHL #974.365/R2 H2v.

! Birth: (1,2) 20 Mar 1791, Pomfret, VT. (1) s/o Elisha HUTCHINSON/Jerusha. (2) s/o Rev. Elisha HUTCHINSON/Jerusha CADWELL.


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! (1) "Town Records of Pomfret, Vermont," copied by M. Sawyer. Typed manuscript, Genealogical Soc. of Utah, Jan 1930, No. 12293. FHL Book #974.365/P2 V2s.
(2) "Pomfret, Vermont," by Henry Hobart Vail, Vol. 1, p.394,520. FHL #974.365/R2 H2v.

! Birth: (1,2) 1 Apr 1793, Pomfret, VT. (1) s/o Elisha HUTCHINSON/Jerusha. (2) s/o Rev. Elisha HUTCHINSON/Jerusha CADWELL.


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! (1) "Town Records of Pomfret, Vermont," copied by M. Sawyer. Typed manuscript, Genealogical Soc. of Utah, Jan 1930, No. 12293. FHL Book #974.365/P2 V2s.
(2) "Pomfret, Vermont," by Henry Hobart Vail, Vol. 1, p.396,520. FHL #974.365/R2 H2v.

! Birth: (1,2) 26 Jun 1795, Pomfret, VT. (1) s/o Elisha HUTCHINSON/Jerusha. (2) s/o Rev. Elisha HUTCHINSON/Jerusha CADWELL.


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(2)"Pomfret, Vermont," by Henry Hobart Vail, Vol. 1, p.520. FHL #974.365/R2 H2v.

! Birth: (1,2) 14 Sep 1797, Pomfret, VT. (1) d/o Elisha HUTCHINSON/Jerusha. (2) d/o Rev. Elisha HUTCHINSON/Jerusha CADWELL.


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! (1) Death certificate #10792, Alameda Co., CA.
(2) Marriage record, NH State Registrar's Office.
(3) Mountain View Cemetery Assn., 5000 Piedmont Ave., Oakland, CA 94611, Ledger 11/1483 B.
(4) 1880 census, Oakland, Alameda Co., CA, 1 Jun 1880, ED 7, sheet 4. FHL # 1,254,061. Household of E.F. Bunnell.
(5) "NEHGS Register," Vol. I, Jan 1847, "Hon. Levi Woodbury of Portsmouth, NH," p.86.
(6) Suffolk Co., MA Deeds (a) Index to Grantees. LDS film #580,675. (b) Index to Grantors, LDS film #579,939. (c) Lib. 594, Fol. 216. LDS film #589,712. (d) Lib. 617, Fol. ?. LDS film #592,142. (e) Fol.259. LDS film #591,392.
(7) Marion Bunnell York, Pleasanton, CA, 1977 (gr-granddau).
(8) 1860 Census, San Francisco, CA, 12th District, 7 Aug 1860, p.371. FHL #803,067.
(9) Voter Registrations, Great Registers, San Francisco, CA 1866, at California State Library, Sacramento, CA. FHL #1,001,665.
(10) Boston, MA City Directory. (a) 1836, p.103. FHL #6,043,644. (b) 1835, p.105. FHL #6,043,643. (c) 1837, p.106. FHL #6,043,645. (d) 1839, p.106. FHL #6,043,647. (e) 1840, p.106. FHL #6,043,648. (f) 1841, p.109. FHL #6,043,649. (g) 1842, p.114. FHL #6,043,650. (h) 1843, p.116. FHL #6,043,651. (i) 1844, p.121. FHL #6,043,653. (j) 1846-7, p.25. FHL #6,043,655. (k) 1847-8, p.65. FHL #6,043,656. (l) 1848-9, p.85. FHL #6,043,657. (m) 1849-50, p.86. FHL # 6,043,658. (n) 1850-1, p.104. FHL #6,043,659. (o) 1852, p.40. FHL #6,043,661. (p) 1853, p.50. FHL #6,043,662. (q) 1851, p.40. FHL #6,043,660.
(11) Oakland, CA City Directory. (a) Bishop's (B.C. Vendall, Oakland, CA, Jul 1876), p.120. FHL #1,000,834. (b) Bishop's (Directory Pub. Co., Oakland, 1879) p.132. FHL #1,000,834. (c) (Henry G. Langley, Oakland, CA, 1878) p.135. FHL #1,000,834. (d) Husted's (F.M. Husted, San Francisco, 1 Dec 1892) p.133. FHL #1,000,836. (e) (L.M. McKenney & Co., Aug 1886) p.165. FHL #1,000,835. (f) (McKenney Directory Co., San Francisco, Oct 1888) p.191. (g) (F.M. Husted, San Francisco, 1 Jan 1890) p.174. FHL #1,000,836.
(12) San Francisco Business Directory. (a) (Dalton & Co., San Francisco, 1880) p.48. FHL #1,000,133, item 2. (b) (L.M. McKenney, San Francisco, 1877) p.331.
(13) Alameda Co., CA Directory. (a) (H.S. Crocker & Co., Sacramento, CA, 1871) p.60. FHL #1,000,834.
(14) Francestown, NH Town Records, Vol. 3. FHL #15,141. (a) p.968, tax invoice. (b) p.1000, 1830. (c) p.1032, 1831. (d) p.1062, 1832.
(15) Hillsborough Co., NH Deeds Book 188, p.72. FHL #16,024.
(16) 1830 census, Francestown, Hillsborough Co., NH, p.472. Household of Peter Woodbury. FHL #337,929.
(17) Worcester Co., MA deeds, Vol. 304 1834-1835, p.58. FHL #848,970.
(18) Obituary. (a) "San Francisco Call," 13 Dec 1891, p.2, col. 6. (b) "Oakland Tribune," 12 Dec 1891, p.4, col. 2. (c) "Oakland Enquirer," Fri. Evening, 11 Dec 1891, p.5, col. 3,4
(19) "History of Francestown, New Hampshire," by Rev. W.R. Cochrane and George K. Wood (1895) p.545. FHL #974.28/F1 H2c.

! Birth: (1) Age 84 years, 2 mos., 16 days at his death 11 Dec 1891 (b. 25 Sep 1807). (1,18c) Hartford, CT. (4) Age 72 in 1880 (b. 1808). Father b. CT, mother b. NH. (4,8,9) CT. (8) Age 52 in 1860 (b. 1808). (9) Age 58 in 1866 (b.1808). (18c) Age 84 at death in 1891 (b. 1807). (19) Jerusha C. (HUTCHINSON) BUNNELL, wife of Titus BROWN, had by her first marriage one son, Edwin BUNNELL.
Marriage to Adeline D. WOODBURY: (2) 3 May 1833, Francestown, NH, by Austin RICHARDS. (5)
Death: (1,11d,18a,b,c) 11 Dec 1891. (1) 2 a.m. at his home at 1955 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, CA, of valvular heart disease. (18a,c) Fri. (18a,b,c) At the residence of his son Prof. George W. BUNNELL on Telegraph Ave., Oakland. (18b,c) At an early hour.
Burial: (1,3,18a,b,c) 13 Dec 1891. (1,3) Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, CA. (3) Plot 1, Lot 107, Grave #1. (18b) Funeral at 2:00 p.m. at his son's residence on Telegraph Ave. (18c) Funeral on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from his son's residence on Telegraph Ave.

(14a) 1829: Edwin BUNNELL taxed as resident in Francestown, NH.
(14b,c,d) 1830-1832: Resident, Francestown, NH.
(16) 1830: No Edwin BUNNELL in 1830 Francestown, NH census, but a male age 20-30 otherwise unaccounted for was living in the Peter WOODBURY house. Edwin would have been 23.
(2) 1833, 3 May: Residence was Fitchburg, MA at time of marriage.
(17) 1834, 12 Dec: Edwin F. BUNNELL, Esq., of Fitchburg, Worcester Co., MA, for $100 deeds to Joseph C. GARDNER of Fitchburg, meadow land in the easterly part of Westminster, bounded by the (WESTCOTT?) family land formerly owned by (David BALDWIN?), deceased, and deeded to BUNNELL by (Anna WHEELER?) on Dec 5th. Deed signed by Edwin F. and Adeline W. BUNNELL.
(10b) 1835: Residing at 83 Mount Vernon, Boston, MA.
(15) 1836, 4 Mar: Edwin F. and Adeline W. BUNNELL of Boston, Luke and Mary HOWE of Jeffrey, Cheshire Co., NH, Nehemiah and Anstriss B. EASTMAN of Farmington, Strafford Co., NH, widow Martha W. GRIMES of Amherst, Hillsborough Co., NH, Perley and Harriet W. DODGE of Amherst, and Isaac O. and Hannah T. BARNES of Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, quit claim to Jesse WOODBURY of Francestown, Hillsborough Co., NH for $4,500, the real and personal estate of Peter WOODBURY, late of Francestown, being mostly situated in Francestown.
(10a) 1836: Dep. Naval Officer at the Custom House, Boston, MA. Residence 83 Mount Vernon.
(10c) 1837: Cashier, Franklin Bank, Boston, MA.
(10d,e) 1839-1840: Dep. Naval Officer, Custom House, Boston, MA.
(10f) 1841: Apparently a wine merchant (listed as Edwin F. BUNNELL, wines), 11 Chatham, Boston, MA.
(18c) A merchant of Boston, MA.
(10g) 1842: Of Edwin F. BUNNELL & Co., wines, with J. BANCHOR, 11 Chatham.
(10h,i) 1843-1844: Of 11 Chatham, Boston, MA.
(10j) 1846-7: Of the Custom House, Boston, MA. Boarding at 5 Cruft Place, Boston, MA.
(5) 1847, Jan: Was Clerk of the Custom House, Boston, & living in Boston, MA.
(10k) 1847-8: Of the Custom House, Boston, MA, North Charles.
(6a) 1848, 17 Jan: Purchased, with partners, land on So. Margin St. (Boston?), Suffolk Co., MA, from John CAIN.
(6a,c) 1848, 19 Oct: Leased, with his partners Franklin COPELAND and James B. TREADWELL of the firm Copeland & Co., merchants of Boston, a house at 214 Broad St., Boston, from Stephen D. MUNSELL, who leased it the same day from Samuel SANFORD of Boston, merchant.
(10l) 1848-9: Of the Custom House, Boston, MA, residing at 5 Cruft Place.
(10m) 1849-50: Of the Custom House, Boston, MA, residing at 13 Montgomery Place.
(18a,b,c) 1849: Came to California.
(10n) 1850-1: Of F. Copeland & Co., residing at 13 Montgomery Place, Boston.
(10q) 1851: Of F. Copeland & Co., Boston, MA, House at Roxbury (N. Charles).
(6a,d) 1851, 25 Jan: Was living in Roxbury, Norfolk Co., MA, and was a merchant. Bought with Franklin COPELAND Lot 986 on Erie St., South Cove, Boston, from Frederick KIDDER, merchant of Boston. Same lot was encumbered by a mortgage dtd 1 Apr 1846 held by William WALKER when he sold the lot to James GOULD.
(6a) 1851, 18 Feb: Bought land on 4th St., South Boston?, from James CAPPEN?, with his partners.
(10o) 1852: Of F. Copeland & Co., 47 India, Boston, MA.
(7) Came to California first alone, then sent for his wife to follow him.
(6b) 1852, 31 Dec: Edwin, now living in San Francisco, CA, gives power of attorney to his partner, Franklin COPELAND, to sell his Boston property. Filed 19 Jul 1854 in Suffolk Co., MA.
(10p) 1853: Of F. Copeland & Co., Boston, 47 India.
(6b) 1853, 25 Mar: Sold, with partners, the Lot 986 on Erie St. that was purchased 25 Jan 1851 to James S. WIGGIN.
(6a,b) 1854, 3 Mar: With partners, apparently assisted in the trade of some property. Lot 986 on #40 Seneca St (previously Erie St.) in South Cove, Boston (same as bought and sold above) was bought from William WALKER, then sold to Timothy COURTNEY, then bought from Timothy COURTNEY.
(6b) 1854, 18 Jul: With partners, mortgage on same lot 986 or part of the lot was apparently sold to William D. MERRILL.
(6b) 1855, 12 Jan: Edwin's partner apparently sells another mortgage or part of lot to William MERRILL on the same lot 986 in South Cove.
(6b) 1855, 20 Oct: His partner sells part of lot 986 in South Cove to Charles SHEAFE.
(8) 1860, 7 Aug: Living in San Francisco, CA with wife A.W. and son George W. Occupation, physician. Value of real estate $1500. Value of personal estate $300.
(9) 1866, 17 Jul: Living in San Francisco, CA, 12th Ward, Dist. #1, Franklin & Sacramento Streets. Occupation, doctor.
(13a) 1871/2: Dentist of Brooklyn, Alameda Co., CA.
(7) Was in the furniture business in Fruitvale, CA.
(1) 1876: At time of his death in 1891 had lived in Oakland, Alameda Co., CA 15 years (since 1876).
(11a) 1876: Dentist, residence Fruit Vale Ave., Oakland, CA.
(12b) 1877: Dentist, San Francisco, at 319 Kearny.
(11c) 1878: Dentist of San Francisco, CA, residence NW corner of Telegraph Ave. and Caledonia, Oakland, CA.
(11b,e,f,g) 1879-1890: Dentist of San Francisco, residence 1955 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, CA.
(4) 1880, 1 Jun: E.T. BUNNELL. age 72, b. CT, dentist, living in 2nd Ward, Oakland, Alameda Co., CA. In household were wife A.W. BUNNELL (age 70, b. NH), son G.W. BUNNELL(age 40, b. MA, Prof. in State University), daughter-in-law Allice BUNNELL (age 38, b. NH), grandchildren Woodbury BUNNELL (age 14, b. CA, goes to school), Adaline BUNNELL (age 11, b. CA), Edwin H. BUNNELL (age 9, b. CA), and George BUNNELL (age5, b. CA), and a Japanese servant named Hanmer.
(12a) 1880: Dentist at 319 Kearny, San Francisco, CA.
(1) 1891, 11 Dec: Residence at time of his death was 1955 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, CA, occupation dentist.
(18a,b,c) The oldest member of the California Dental Association at the time of his death.


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1. 13. Mary W. BUNNELL   b. 1834, Roxbury, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts; d. 18 Mar 1841, Roxbury, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.
2. 14. Edwin H. BUNNELL   d. Aft Dec 1848.
3. 15. George Woodbury BUNNELL   b. 25 Feb 1840, Roxbury, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts; d. 6 Jan 1926, Oakland, Alameda Co., California; bur. 19 Jan 1926, Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, Alameda Co., California.

! (1) NH Brides' Index, 1640-1900 - An Index to Brides, Mothers of Brides, and Mothers of Grooms. FHL #975,679.
(2) NH Index to deaths, early to 1900. FHL #1,001,060.
(3) Pelham, NH Town Records, Vol. 2, 1746-1860, Record of Publishments, p.458. FHL #15,273.
(4) Hillsborough Co., NH Probate Records, Wills, Vol. 57, 1848-1856, p.59. FHL #16,096.
(5) "History of Francestown, New Hampshire," by Rev. W.R. Cochrane and George K. Wood (1895) p.546-547. FHL #974.28/F1 H2c.
(6) NH Index to Births, early to 1900. FHL #1,000,488.

! Birth: (1,5) s/o Titus BROWN/Jerusha C. (HUTCHINSON) BUNNELL of Francestown, NH. (2) Age 45 at death on 16 Feb 1860 (b. 1815). (2,6) s/o Titus BROWN/Jerusha. (5,6) 31 Jul 1815, Alstead, NH.
Marriage to Asenath B. BUTLER: (1,5) 10 May 1849. (1) Francestown, NH. (3) Published at Pelham, NH, 9 May 1849.
Death: (2,5) 16 Feb 1860, Francestown, NH. (2) Cause of death, consumption.

(5) 1833-1834, winter: Taught school in Greenfield Village.
(5) 1834-1835, winter: Taught school in Mont Vernon.
(5) 1835: Graduated from Dartmouth College at age 20.
(5) 1836, spring: Went to Cleveland, OH for several months.
(5) Went south and was for several years engaged in trade and various ventures upon the Mississippi and its tributaries.
(5) For 3 years he was engaged in commercial pursuits in Louisiana.
(5) 1846: Late in the year he returned to Francestown, NH, "where he was soon engaged in various pursuits, with zeal if not with profit."
(4) 1848, 28 Dec: Titus BROWN of Francestown, Hillsborough Co., NH, wrote his will. Gives to son Linsley K. BROWN and daughter Emily H. BRADFORD, wife of Thomas BRADFORD, all his real estate and residual estate. Names executors Linsley K. BROWN and Thomas B. BRADFORD.
(1,3) 1849: Of Francestown, NH at time of marriage.
(5) 1851: He built a house later occupied by Samuel D. DOWNES.
(2) Flour and grain dealer.
(5) He was for several years Superintendent of the School Committee and was interested in the cause of education.
(5) "He was a man of much ability, high moral standing and in all things pertaining to religion was active and pronounced."
(2) 1860: Widower at time of death.


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1. 16. Titus BROWN   b. 8 Feb 1850, Francestown, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.
2. 17. Edwin Bunnell BROWN   b. 14 Nov 1851, Francestown, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire; d. 21 Jun 1859, Francestown, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire.

! (1) IGI, FHL, 1997.
(2) NH Brides' Index, 1640-1900 - An Index to Brides, Mothers of Brides, and Mothers of Grooms. FHL #975,679.
(3) NH Index to deaths, early to 1900. FHL #1,001,060. Cites Vol. 2.
(4) Hillsborough Co., NH Probate Records, Wills, Vol. 57, 1848-1856, p.59. FHL #16,096.
(5) "History of Francestown, New Hampshire," by Rev. W.R. Cochrane and George K. Wood (1895) p.547. FHL #974.28/F1 H2c.

! Birth: (1,5) 15 Dec 1816. (1,3,5) Reading, Windsor Co., VT, d/o Titus BROWN/Jerusha HUTCHINSON. (2) d/o Titus BROWN/Jerusha C. (HUTCHINSON) BUNNELL of Francestown, NH. (3) Age 34 at death on 27 Jul 1851 (b. 1817).
Marriage to Thomas B. BRADFORD: (2) 21 Jul 1846, Francestown, NH. (5)
Death: (3,5) 27 Jul 1851, Francestown, NH.
Burial: (3) Francestown, NH.

(2) 1846: Of Francestown, NH at time of marriage.
(3) 1848, 28 Dec: Titus BROWN of Francestown, Hillsborough Co., NH, worte his will. Gives to son Lindsey K. BROWN and daughter Emily H. BRADFORD, wife of Thomas BRADFORD, all his real estate and residual estate. Names executors Lindsey K. BROWN and Thomas B. BRADFORD.


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! (1) Township Records, Roxbury, MA, Index to Deaths. LDS film #838,371.

! Birth: (1) Age 7 at death in 1841 (b. 1834), Roxbury, Suffolk Co., MA.
Death: (1) 18 Mar 1841, Roxbury, Suffolk Co., MA.


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! (1) "Genealogical Sketches of the Woodbury Family," by Charles Levi Woodbury (John B. Clarke, Manchester, NH, 1904) p.117.
(2) Marion Bunnell York, Pleasanton, CA. Cites: (a) Inscription in nursery book in her possession.

! Birth: (2) Inscription in nursery book reads, "Master Edwin H. Bunnelle from his Uncle Barney, Boston, Dec. 1848."
Death: (1) Two children died young.


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! (1) Death certificate, CA, No. 26-000075. Informant, G.W. Bunnell Jr.
(2) 1880 census, Oakland, Alameda Co., CA, ED 7, sheet 4. FHL #1,254,061. Household of E. F. Bunnell.
(3) Albert Brown Mortuary Co., 3476 Piedmont Ave., Oakland, CA 94611.
(4) Obituary, date and newspaper unknown.
(5) Joseph Fontenrose, Professor of Classics Emeritus, Dept. of Classics, Dwinelle Hall, University of California, Berkeley, CA.
(6) Gary A. Webb, Curatorial Assistant, Harvard University Archives, Cambridge, MA 02138.
(7) 1900 census, Oakland, CA, ED 348, Line 14, Sheet 1. LDS film #1,240,082.
(8) 1860 census, household of Edwin F. Bunnell, San Francisco, CA, 12th Dist., p.371. FHL #803,067.
(9) Voter Registrations, Great Registers, San Francisco, CA 1866 at California State Library, Sacramento, CA. FHL #1,001,665.
(10) Probate of estate, Superior Court of CA, Alameda Co., #38370, 12-26 Jan 1946.
(11) "Vital Records from the San Francisco Daily Bulletin" (D.A.R., 1950) p.93. FHL #844,423. Cites: (a) San Francisco Daily Bulletin, 2 Jun 1862.
(12) Alameda Co., CA Directory. (a) (L.M. McKenney & Co., Aug 1886) p.165. FHL #1,000,835. (b) (McKenney Directory Co., San Francisco, Oct 1887) p.661. FHL #1,000,835. (c) (McKenney Directory Co., San Francisco, Oct 1888) p.191. FHL #1,000,835. (d) (F.M. Husted, San Francisco, 1 Jan 1890) p.174. FHL # 1,000,836. (e) (F.M. Husted, San Francisco, 1 Dec 1892) p.133,769,422. FHL #1,000,836. (f) Husted's (1 Jan 1894) p.629. FHL #1,000,836. (g) Husted's (Enquiree Pub. Co., 1899) p.124. FHL #1,000,838. (h) Husted's (F.M. Husted, Oakland, CA, 1901) p.103. FHL #1,000,838. (i) (B.F. Stillwell, 1869). FHL #1,000,834. (j) (H.S. Crocker & Co., Sacramento, 1871) p.60. FHL #1,000,834. (k) (Henry G. Langley, Oakland, CA, 1874) p.125. FHL #1,000,834. (l) (F.M. Husted, San Francisco, 1895) p.122. FHL #1,000,834. (m) Husted's (Enquirer Pub. Co., San Francisco, 1897) p.130. FHL #1,000,834. (n) Husted's (see m, 1898) p.125. FHL #1,000,834. (o) Bishop's (B.C. Vendall, Oakland, CA, Jul 1876) p.120. FHL #1,000,834. (p) (Henry G. Langley, Oakland, 1878) p.135. FHL #1,000,834. (q) Bishop's (Directory Pub. Co., Oakland, 1879) p.132. FHL # 1,000,834. (r) Husted's, 1896, p.113. FHL #1,000,837.
(13) "History of Francestown, NH, Apr 1758-1 Jan 1891," by W.R. Cochrane and G.K. Wood, p.998. Cites: (a) Charles Levi Woodbury.
(14) "The Blue and Gold" (Berkeley, CA: University of California, 1886) Vol. 13, p.164-165. Biography of Professor Bunnell.

! Birth: (1) 25 Feb 1840. (1,14) Roxbury, MA, s/o Edwin F. BUNNELL. (2) Age 40 in 1880 (b. 1840). (3,4) NH. (2,5,8,9) MA. (8) Age 21 in 1860 (b. 1839). (9) Age 24 in 1866 (b. 1842). (13) s/o Edwin BUNNELL/Adeliene WOODBURY. (14) 1840.
Marriage to Alice Theresa BAKER: (1,4) (7) Married 39 years in 1900 (m. 1861). (11) 31 May 1862, San Francisco, CA, by Rev. T. Starr KING.
Death: (1) Died at his home at 2901 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, Alameda Co., CA, of pneumonia. Had cardiovascular disease. (1,4,5) 6 Jan 1926.
Burial: (1) 19 Jan 1926, Mountain View, Oakland, Alameda Co., CA.

(14) Received his early education in an academy in one of the interior towns of NH.
(14) 1854: Came to CA.
(14) Continued his education under the direction of two graduates of Harvard, giving special attention to the study of Latin and Greek.
(14) c.1859: At the age of 19, he commenced teaching in the San Francisco public schools.
(8) 1860, 7 Aug: Living with parents in San Francisco, CA. Occupation, Teacher, Community School.
(14) Obtained the position of teacher of classics in the San Francisco High School, excelling a number of competitors in an exacting competitive examination.
(14) When the San Francsico Latin School was established on the plan of the Boston Latin School, he was made its principal, "and for three years maintained it in a flourishing condition despite the assualts of its many enemies."
(5) 1866: Received honorary Master of Arts degree from College of California.
(9) 1866, 17 Jul: Living in San Francisco, CA 12th ward, Dist. #1, at Franklin & Sacramento Streets. Occupation, teacher.
(6) 1867: (6,14) Received honorary Master of Arts Degree from Harvard.
(14) Resigned from the Latin School due to ill health. Retired to a life in the country, where for 5 years he devoted himself to the study of Latin and Greek writers and a wide range of classical and philological literature.
(12i) 1869: Teacher, Brooklyn Twp., Alameda Co., CA.
(12j) 1871: Real estate agent, Brooklyn Twp., Alameda Co., CA.
(5,14) 1872: (5) Was Assistant Professor of Ancient Languages, University of California at Berkeley. Joined staff when University was known as California College and was located on Twelfth and Webster Streets, Oakland, CA. The university moved to Berkeley in 1873. (14) Elected Assistant Professor of Latin and Greek in the University.
(12k) 1874: Assistant Professor of Latin and Greek with title of A.M., University of California, Oakland, CA.
(5,14) 1875: Became Professor of the Greek Language and Literature. (5) Taught Greek until his resignation. He taught Greek I through V, each course focusing on specific selections from Greek Authors. (13) Professor of Greek and Literature, University of California.
(12o) 1876: A.M., Professor Greek and Literature, University, Oakland, CA.
(12p) 1878: A.M., professor Greek language and literature State University, residence NW corner Telegraph Ave. and Caledonia.
(12q) 1879: Professor Greek and Literature University, residence 1955 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, CA.
(5) 1880, 23 Mar: Delivered the Charter Day address at the university.
(2) 1880: G.W. BUNNELL, age 40, b. MA, Prof. in State University, living in household of parents E.T. and A.W. BUNNEL, 2nd ward, Oakland, Alamenda Co., CA with wife Allice (age 38, b. NH), and children Woodbury (age 14, b. CA), Adaline (age 11, b. CA), Edwin H. (age 9, b. CA), and George (age 5, b. CA).
(12a) 1886: Professor of Greek, State University, residence 1955 Telegraph Ave, Oakland, CA. (NOTE: Same address as his father.) (14) Professor of the Greek Language and Literature, University of California at Berkeley. "He las learned to appreciate the value of thorough study combined with comprehensive thought."
(12b) 1887: Professor Greek & Literature, University at Berkeley, residence Oakland, CA.
(12c,d) 1888-1889: Professor Greek at State University, Berkeley, residence 1955 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, CA.
(12e) 1892: Professor of Greek Language and Literature with title of A.M., University of California, Berkeley, residence 1955 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, CA with Miss Adelina Bunnell, Mrs. A.W. Bunnell, Edwin Bunnell, Geo. W. Bunnell Jr., and Woodbury Bunnell.
(5) 1893, 11 Apr: Was asked to resign from the University, to take effect on 30 Jun. His chair was declared vacant on 8 Aug 1893 after his supporters asked the regents to reconsider his decision and lost. His supporters included a minority of the regents, former students of his, and the Classical Alumni, but only 21 out of 100 alumni were present for the vote, which was 14 to 7. The complaint was that, although he was competent to teach "the mechanical construction of the Greek language", he gave no instruction in literary, poetic, or dramatic value of the language, did not publish any works, and his ability to promote graduate study or stimulate research in Greek subjects was questioned.
(12f) 1893: Professor of Greek, UC Berkeley, residence Oakland.
(12l) 1895: Residence Telegraph Ave, corner of Caledonia, Oakland, CA.
(12m,r) 1896-7: Professor, residence 1305 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, CA.
(12n) 1898: Mrs. E.F. Bunnell living at his address.
(12g) 1899: Professor, residence 1305 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, CA, at same address as Mrs. Alice Bunnell, Albert H. and Mrs. Adelina Elliot.
(12h) 1901: Residence 1305 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, CA, with Albert H. Elliot.
(5) 1916: The Regents of the university decided an injustice had been done and appointed him Professor of Greek Emeritus without salary. It was said that this action pleased him.
(10) 1925, 7 Nov: Wrote his will. Left his home on the NW corner of 29th St. and Telegraph Ave., Oakland, to his daughter Adelina Bunnell Elliot. Left grandson Woodbury Lee Bunnell $10,000 in trust. Left granddaughter Alice Elliot Hodgkin $20,000. Rest of property divided among children Adelina, George W. Bunnell Jr., and Edwin Bunnell. Executors, daughter Adelina and son George W. Witnessed by Lafayette Smallpage of Stockton, CA and Seth Mann of San Francisco, CA.
(4) Had been in failing health several months before his death.
(10) 1926, 9 Mar: Estate appraised at $469,584.39. Included his property at 29th & Telegraph ($60,000), cash in First National Bank of Oakland ($12), and various bonds, primarily in office buildings, apartment houses, hotels.
(5) 1928: His sons and daughters dedicated a marble chair in the university's Greek Theater to his memory. His daughter Adelina took the initiative to erect the memorial.


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1. 18. Woodbury BUNNELL   b. 1866, Oakland, Alameda Co., California; d. May 1903; bur. 24 May 1903, Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, Alameda Co., California.
2. 19. Adelina BUNNELL   b. 7 Dec 1868, Fruitvale, Alameda Co., California; d. 15 May 1946, Oakland, Alameda Co., California; bur. 25 May 1946, Mountain View Crematory, Oakland, Alameda Co., California.
3. 20. Edwin H. BUNNELL   b. 19 Aug 1869, Fruitvale, Alameda Co., California; d. 26 Apr 1947, Woodland, Yolo Co., California; bur. 28 Apr 1947, Willows Catholic Cemetery, Willows, Glenn Co., California.
4. 21. George Woodbury BUNNELL, Jr.   b. 4 Dec 1874, Oakland, Alameda Co., California; d. 14 Aug 1958, Hingham, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts; bur. 16 Aug 1958, Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts.

! (1) "History of Francestown, New Hampshire," by Rev. W.R. Cochrane and George K. Wood (1895) p.547. FHL #974.28/F1 H2c. Cites: (a) Titus Brown.

! Birth: (1a) 8 Feb 1850, Francestown, NH, s/o Linsley Keyes BROWN/Asenath B. BUTLER.
Marriage to __ __: (1) Was married in 1895.

(1) 1895: Living in Milwaukee, WI.


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! (1) "History of Francestown, New Hampshire," by Rev. W.R. Cochrane and George K. Wood (1895) p.547. FHL #974.28/F1 H2c.

! Birth: (1) 14 Nov 1851, Francestown, NH, d/o Linsley Keyes BROWN/Asenath B. BUTLER.
Death: (1) 21 Jun 1859, Francestown, NH.


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