Individual Details
(Bet 1715 and 1718 - 18 Apr 1776)
Events
| Birth | Bet 1715 and 1718 | Virginia | | | |
| Property | 1 Feb 1738 | receiving patent adjoining land of George Webb [Patents 18:175] - 400 acres, Hanover, Virginia | | | |
| Taxes | 1739 | 2 tithes [Little, Orange Co., VA Tithables, 1734-1782, 15]. - Orange, Virginia | | | |
| Legal | 24 Jun 1741 | He was sued for A debt of 2,335 pounds of tobacco in Orange Co. by Joseph Morton, Gentleman, Morton called him "Mr. William Bunch" on his Account for items purchased At his store which included A silk handkerchief. Merchant Charles Dick Also called him "Mr. William Bunch" on his Account from 1743-1744 for items which included paper & ink, A tea kettle & An ivory knife & fork. He was security for (his brother) Henry Bunch when he was sued by George Taylor, Gentleman, for £7 on 23 May 1742. William's handwriting on his promissory notes was excellent, indicating he was probably well educated [Judgments, FEB-March 1742, LVA microfilm reel no. 84, frames 644-9; JUL 1742-FEB 1742, reel no. 86, frames 427-32; SEP 1742-March 1743, reel no. 88, frames 369-371; JUN-DEC 1743, reel no. 90, frames 532-5; Judgments May (K-Z)-JUL 1744, frames 283-6]. | | | |
| Property | 14 Mar 1742 | William and Henry sold land received by their father's will in Louisa Co to their brother John Bunch [DB:A:48] - 100 acres, Louisa, Virginia | | | |
| Marriage | 1754 | Louisa, Virginia - Phebe Gibson | | | |
| Will-shared | 8 Aug 1774 | (John Bunch IV) Louisa, Louisa, Virginia | | | |
| Death | 18 Apr 1776 | Trinity Parish, Louisa, Virginia | | | |
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