BUNCE FAMILY GENEALOGY
(version 2/4/2012)
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1. Robert Bunce (b. c.1804), was born in Orchardly, Somerset, England. He married his first wife Emma Allen on Aug. 7, 1829 in Hungerford, Wiltshire, and moved to the adjacent county of Berkshire, generally residing in suburbs and villages on the west side of the town of Reading. After Emma died, which is more likely, or divorced him, sometime in the 1830s, he married Maria Bronsdon on July 7, 1836 in Kintbury, Berkshire. He is listed in the 1851 UK Census as a journeyman miller, but most of the time from 1841 on he gave his occupation as a baker, until the 1881 census when he is shown as a retired baker. The 1881 census also shows him living with his son William Robert, and indicated that he was a widow. He died sometime from April to June of 1886 in Bradfield, Berkshire, which is located about seven miles west of Reading. He and Emma had at least three children, and no children are known from his marriage with Maria.

   children - BUNCE (with Emma Allen)

   William Robert Bunce (b. c.1830) who follows:

   Emma Bunce (b. c.1832) was baptized in the parish church of Tilehurst, Wiltshire on Jan. 27, 1832.

   Sarah Allen Bunce (b. c.1834-1855) was born in Hungerford, Wiltshire and baptized there in the parish church on July 11, 1834. She appears in the 1841 and 1851 UK Census records, but died when she was only 21 years old and was buried Oct. 12, 1855 in the graveyard of St. Lawrence Church in Hungerford.

    

2. William Robert Bunce (b. c.1830), the son of Robert Bunce and Emma Allen, was born Hungerford, Wiltshire, England, and baptized there in the parish church on June 20, 1830. He shows up in the 1851 U.K. census working as a servant for some members of the Allen family, who presumably are relatives from his mother's side of the family. He married his first wife Sophia Ann Clift, the daughter of William Clift, in 1854 in Bradfield, Berkshire and had several children with her, all born in either Tilehurst, which is a suburb on the east side of Reading, or in the village of Theale, which is just east of Tilehurst. Sophia, who had been baptized on July 21, 1829 in Shinfield, Berkshire, died sometime between April and June of 1867 in Bradfield, Berkshire, afterwhich William Robert married Elizabeth Sarah Stone, the daughter of William Stone, in 1868 in Wokingham, Berkshire, and had children with her as well. William Robert died in 1892 in Bradfield, Berkshire. Elizabeth, who may have been baptized on March 27, 1836 at Saint John the Evangelist Church in Lambeth, Surrey, may have died in the Greenwich parish of London in 1919. However, these details are tentative, as they may represent confusion with a different woman of the same name.

   children - BUNCE (with Sophia Clift)

   Sarah Ann Bunce (b. c. 1855) was born in Tilehurst, Berkshire, and baptized there on June 25, 1855 in the parish church. She never married and was still a member of her father's household during the 1891 U.K. Census. She died a spinster on Feb. 19, 1941 in Theale, Berkshire, afterwhich her estate was settled in probate.

   William Robert Bunce (b. c.1857) was born in Tilehurst, Berkshire, and baptized there April 26, 1857 in the parish church. He married Ellen Elizabeth Brown in 1889 in Bradfield, Berkshire, where he and Ellen raised a family of several children, He died Oct. 18, 1937 Burghfield, Berkshire, and is buried there at St. Mary's Church. Ellen died sometime from April to June of 1945 in Wokingham, Berkshire.

   Robert Bunce (1858-1930) who follows:

   Edward Bunce (b. 1860), was born about 1860 in Tilehurst, Berkshire, and baptized there in the parish church on June 24, 1860. He married Fanny Elizabeth Bunce (maiden name unknown) sometime before 1901. When his niece Dorothy Bunce and her sister Madge took a voyage to England in 1927 from the States, they indicated on the ship's manifest that Edward Bunce's house in Tilehurst was their primary destination. Dorothy remembered that he had the family tree traced, but we have no idea what became of this pedigree. He does not appear to have had any children, and he died in June 1939 in Reading, Berkshire, and was buried there June 10 at St. Michael's Church. Dorothy called him 'Uncle Ted', but perhaps she meant to say 'Uncle Ed'. His wife Fanny died in Reading in 1950, and was buried near Edward on Jan. 27 at St. Michael's.

   Emma Bunce (b. c.1865) was born in Tilehurst, Berkshire. She is known only from the 1871 UK Census.

   children - BUNCE (with Elizabeth Stone)

   Ernest Bunce was born in 1869 or 1870 in Theale Realing, Berkshire (later Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire). He appears in the 1871 UK Census in his parent's home, but afterwards he is always in a boarding school. He married Ada Ann Dives (Davies?), probably in 1898 or earlier, and emigrated with her and two children to Winnipeg, Canada in 1904, and thence to the United States in 1914, settling in St. Paul, Minnesota. He died May 9, 1941 in Hennepin County, Minnesota. Ada Ann, who had been born July 1, 1869 in England, died in Washington County, Minnesota on April 27, 1958.

   Evelyn Ada Bunce was born in England about 1898, and she last appears with the family when she immgrated with them from Canada to the United States in 1914.

   Frederick William George Bunce was born in England about 1904, and he last appears with the family in the 1930 U.S. census.

   Walter Ernest Bunce was born Dec. 25, 1911 in Winnipeg, Canada. He came with his family to Minnesota in 1914, obtained his U.S. citizenship on Sept. 10, 1943, and ultimately became a dentist. He married Eleanor A. Jackson, possibly his second marriage, on Feb. 9, 1974 in Dakota County, Minnesota. He and his cousin Dorothy Bunce kept in touch over the years, and she had several pictures of him and his family when she passed away. Walter died July 1, 1999 in Stillwater, Minnesota, where he is buried in Fairview Cemetery. His tombstone indicates that he was a WWII veteran, and that he eventually reached the rank of Major.

   Lillian Bunce (b. c.1871), was born in Tilehurst, Berkshire. She is known only from the 1871 and 1881 UK Census.

   Ada Bunce (b. c.1872) was born in Tilehurst, Berkshire. She is known only from the 1881 UK Census

    

3. Robert Bunce (1858-1930), the son of William Robert Bunce and Sophia Ann Clift, was born April 20, 1858 in Tilehurst, Berkshire, and baptized June 27, 1858 in the parish church. He worked as a drapers assistant as a young man, and it was in that capacity that he met the family of a farmer named Henry Hare in the next county. He eventually married Margaret Lucy Hare, one of Henry's daughters, on Dec. 27, 1884 in the village of Upper Gravenhurst, Bedfordshire. According to his daughter Dorothy, the marriage was arranged. Robert then tried his hand at farming in Hollesley, Suffolk, but that only lasted a few years, and later he listed his occupation as a manufacturer's agent, then auctioneer, and eventually an estate agent.

   In time, Robert became associated with investors dealing in gold and tin mining properties in the Black Hills of South Dakota, and he began making trips to the United States as a mining representative. He ultimately ended up as President and General Manager of the Black Hills Financial and Development Corp., a company with over $3.5 million in assets that from its 1907 inception was involved in the resale of old mines in the Lead, Deadwood and Rochford mining districts. The company, which was based in Rochford, S.D. was often in the news in 1909 and 1910 when they were raising capital and acquired over 40 properties. Later, especially during the years 1919-1920, we see Robert associated with the Gold King Mining Company, a subsidiary of the Black Hills Financial and Development Corp, which worked the Gold King Mine. An early business associate in one of these ventures introduced Robert to the Christian Science faith, and he in turn influenced his daughters, especially Queeny (Lena Mary), to become Christian Science followers.

   Robert made several trips to the Black Hills, often staying in the States for years at a time, while the rest of the family remained in London. Daughter Dorothy remembered that times were good when her father was home, but the money often failed to last when he was away, and they knew some hard times awaiting his return. He sailed across the Atlantic several times on business, including once on the ill-fated SS Lusitania in 1909, with his final voyage being on the SS Saxonia, which departed from Liverpool, England and landed in New York on Sept. 4, 1915. It then appears that he stayed in the States until the end of WWI.

   When the war ended, the rest of the family came to the U.S., an event that son Jack said did not sit well with his father, as it meant that Robert had to retire from his mining ventures, never to return to the Black Hills. Jack also claimed that his father made two or three fortunes in the gold business, but always lost them. The family settled in South Pasadena, California in 1921. Robert died there on Oct. 4, 1930, and he is buried with his wife and daughter Madge in Mountain View Cemetery in Altadena.

   children - BUNCE

   Pearl Maggie Bunce (b.1885), was born Dec. 18, 1885 in the village of Upper Gravenhurst, Bedfordshire, and died sometime before 1887 as an infant, or little child.

   Robert Henry Guy Bunce (1886-1980), was born Nov. 5, 1886 in Willesden, a suburb of Middlesex County in London, and baptized Jan. 16, 1887 at St. John the Baptist Church in the Greenhill parish of Harrow, London. He was called Guy by the family, but appears to have been known as Rob to some of his friends in the early days. He made several trips to the United States to be with his father in Lead and Rochford, South Dakota, the first in 1905, and the last when he sailed on the SS St. Louis, which departed from Southampton, England, and arrived in New York on March 10, 1910. He was drafted into the U.S. Army during WWI, and was mustered out as a private, but we do not know if served overseas. His brother Jack remembered that Guy had a short temper and liked to get into fights. He married twice, the name of one of his wives being Gwen Stevens?, whom he married somewhere in the western U.S. on Jan. 1, 1923. She appears to have died sometime before 1935, when Guy was living in Lead, South Dakota with his two sons. A few years later he was living with his son Ken in the Los Angeles area. Guy outlived both of his sons, all of his bothers, and all but one of his sisters, and died on March 11, 1980 in Los Angeles, California. He is buried in Riverside National Cemetery, the same veteran's cemetery as his son Ken. Guy had two sons, who are listed below. Gwen is most likely the mother of both of these sons, and we do not have a name for Guy's second wife.

   Robert Kenneth Bunce was born Nov. 26, 1924 in Wyoming, and went by the name of Ken. He was enrolled in Pasadena Junior College in 1943, but enlisted in the army at the start of WWII, and served as one of Gen. Patton's jeep drivers. Afterwards, he lived in the Los Angeles area, where he held various jobs, and never married. Ken died on April 14, 1979 in Los Angeles, and is buried in Riverside National Cemetery, the same veteran's cemetery as his father.

   William E. Bunce, was born May 11, 1930 in South Dakota. His mother, probably Gwen, died when he was very young, and he lived with his father and brother in the Black Hills during the 1930s, but it is uncertain if he spent time with them in southern California during the war years. He married a woman named Selah, probably around 1962, lived genrally in Lead, South Dakota, and raised a family of four children - Timothy Robert (b. Nov. or Dec. 1962), James Ernest (b. April 23, 1964), Clark (b. May or June 1966), and Tammy Lu (b. Oct. 8, 1968), before he died about Dec. of 1974 in Rapid City, South Dakota.

    

   Gladys Madge Bunce (1888-1948), was born June 29, 1888 in Willesden Middlesex, and baptized Nov. 4, 1888 at the St, Mary Church in the Willesden parish of Brent, London. She went by her middle name of Madge. She trained as a nurse with sister Dorothy at the Royal Berkshire Hospital and graduated in 1922. She and Dorothy then sailed to the United States on the SS Lapland, which departed from Southampton, England and landed in New York on June 10, 1922. Afterwards, they settled in South Pasadena with the rest of the family. Madge never married, and died Feb. 25, 1948 in South Pasadena, California. Madge is buried with her parents in Mountain View Cemetery in Altadena.

   Edward Warren Bunce (1890-1967), was born April 29, 1890 in Hollesley, Suffolk, and went by the name of Wary. He came to Lead, South Dakota in the United States with his sister Queeny first in 1913, but returned home. He came back after WWI ended, sailing on the SS New York that departed from Southampton, England, and arrived in New York on Aug. 18, 1920. He stayed briefly with his father in Lead, then traveled with brother Jack to Canada, and finally settled with his family in South Pasadena, California. He married Marie Gertrude Lewis, who was known as Gertie, on Jan. 10, 1927. He died March 8, 1967 in Long Beach, California, and Gertie died there on Feb. 26, 1973. Both are buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Cypress. Wary and Gertie had two children, who are listed below.

   Jack Warren Bunce was born Oct. 19, 1927. He married Marylou Ann Garner (b. 1934) on July 30, 1961 in Santa Ana, California, and had a son named named Kevin, who was born in Orange County on Nov. 20, 1965. Jack had a passion for pipe organs, and he built one into a cabin of his at Big Bear Lake in San Bernadino County. He was killed in an accident on July 9, 1975 while driving a motorcycle up to his cabin. Marilou subsequently married John R. Perris on March 17, 1978.

   Margaret Joan Bunce was born Jan. 13, 1929 in southern California. She married Robert Alpaugh and had children Bruce and Martin. She died March 13, 2002 in Arroyo Seco, California.

    

   Lena Mary Bunce (1891-1966), was born Oct. 19, 1891 in Hollesley, Suffolk. She was named after her Aunt Selina Mary, but went by the name of Queeny. The most independant of the Bunce daughters, she decided to follow her father to the States and sailed from England with her brother Wary on the SS Franconia, which departed from Liverpool, England and arrived in New York on June 5, 1913. She then joined her father in Lead, South Dakota, and eventually opened a millinery (hat) shop in nearby Deadwood. Like her father, she became a Christian Scientist, and she also did readings for the faith in Deadwood. While in South Dakota, she made the aquaintance of Miss Pearl H. Cook (1875-1947), a Christian Science Practitioner, with whom Queeny would have an association for the next 30 years. Sometime in the 1920s, when the rest of the Bunce family settled in Pasadena, California, Queeny and Miss Cook moved to Modesto, California, where Queeny again ran a milliner shop. When Miss Cook's died in 1945, Queeny inherited a fair amount of money from her and retired to Santa Cruz, California where purchased a small house overlooking the ocean at Seacliff Beach, and lived there with sister Dorothy for several years. Although a trailer park at Seacliff was her final residence, she died Aug. 22, 1966 in Modesto, California, and was returned to Oakwood Memorial Park in Santa Cruz, where she and Dorothy are buried together. Like her sisters, Queeny never married, but she did have a boyfriend for a time in Modesto. She is buried at Oakwood Memorial Park in Santa Cruz with her sister Dorothy.

   William Robert Bunce (b. 1893), was born April 18, 1893 in Upper Gravenhurst, Bedfordshire, and died an infant, or a small child.

   Dorothy Mabel Bunce (1894-1986), was born July 28, 1894 in Upper Gravenhurst, Bedfordshire. Although she was known as Doll when a little girl, she wanted to be called Dorothy as she got older. She trained as a nurse with sister Madge at the Royal Berkshire Hospital starting in 1918 and graduated in 1922. She and Madge then sailed to the United States on the SS Lapland, which departed from Southampton, England and landed in New York on June 10, 1922. Afterwards, they settled in South Pasadena with the rest of the family, and Dorothy recertified as a nurse, genearlly working as a visiting nurse. After Madge's death in 1948, Dorothy moved to Santa Cruz, where whe lived with sister Queeny. She remained in the Santa Cruz area after Queeny's death in 1966, but was senile for the last ten years of her life, and lived in a nursing home. She died Dec. 3, 1986 in Soquel, California, and is buried in Oakwood Memorial Park in Santa Cruz, next to Queeny. Like her sisters, she never married. Family was very important to Dorothy, and much of the information in this history came from interviews with her and study of her personal papers after she died.

   Harold Bunce (1895-1948), was born Sept. 6, 1895 in the Chiswick parish of Hounslow, London. He served in the British Army during WWI, but the details of his service are not known. When the war ended, he came to the United States with his mother on the SS America, which departed from Southampton, England, and arrived in New York on Sept. 22, 1921. After settling with the rest of the Bunces in South Pasadena, California, he worked as a projectionist in the movie industry, and married Marie Dora Turner on Aug. 7, 1930 in Los Angeles, California. He died Aug. 22, 1948 in North Hollywood, California, and Marie died there Jan. 24, 1984. Both are buried in Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City. Harold and Marie had one daughter who follows:

   Carol Marie Bunce was born Aug. 21, 1931 in Los Angeles, California, and married William Scott Phy on Feb. 28, 1953 in Las Vegas. She and William raised a family of at least two children - Linda Joyce Phy (b. Aug. 12, 1954) and Scott Thomas Phy (b. Nov. 3, 1955), both born in Los Angeles.

    

   Henry John Bunce (1898-1959) who follows:

   Reginald Bunce (1903-1973), was born Aug. 9, 1903 in Acton, London, and baptized May 18, 1905, at the same time as his brother Jack, at St. Mary Church in the Acton parish of Ealing, London. He attended Reading University in London, but when his brother Jack turned down an offer to study forestry in South Africa, Redge took the offer instead and went in Jack's place. While in South Africa, he lived among the Zulus, and learned their language. He rejoined his family in the United States by sailing from Sydney, Australia on the SS Sonoma that put in at San Francisco, California on Dec. 18, 1923. He settled in Pasadena, California, where his parents were living, and began working in the movie studios, back in the days of silent pictures. He then spent the next 40 years in movie special effects making screen backgrounds against which scenes were filmed. He married Virginia Kathryn Plaugher, who was called Kate, in Pasadena on Nov. 28, 1929. Kate, who was born in Williams in Colusa County, on Sept. 30, 1908, was a third-generation Californian. Redge retired to Cardiff-by-the-Sea in San Diego County, California, where he died Nov. 13, 1973. Kate then moved to Canyon Country (Santa Clarita), to be near her children's families. She died in Canyon Country on April 28, 1976. Both are buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Hollywood Hills. Redge and Kate had two children who follow:

   Robert Frank Bunce was born April 9, 1931 in Los Angeles County, California, and married Dolores Maria Valdez (b. 9/23/31) on July 14, 1950 in Las Vegas, Nev. then remarried her July 29, 1950 in a California church. Robert lived for many years in Canyon Country, California, and retired to Yachats, Oregon.

   Thomas Robert Bunce was born July 13, 1951 in Los Angeles County, California, and married Victoria Denise Calleia (b. 12/3/56) on July 29, 1978.

   Catherine Lorraine Bunce was born April 2, 1956 in Los Angeles County, California, and married Richard Lee Kichler (b. 7/1/54). They divorced in 1983 or 1984.

   Beth Ann Bunce was born Dec. 28, 1957 in Los Angeles County, California, and married Richard Harold Frame (b. 7/26/53).

   David Reginald Bunce was born Aug. 21, 1961 in Los Angeles County, California, and married Heide Marie Meyer (b. 1/2/63) on Aug, 1, 1981. They divorced in Oct. 1989. He married his second wife Greer Lisa Puccio (b. 8/21/61) on Aug. 19, 1989, then remarried her in Nov. 1989, when he realized the previous divorce had not been finalized. David and Greer are now divorced, and he is engaged to marry Lisa Robinson (9/8/12). David works as a ferrier in Colorado.

   Barbara Jeanne Bunce was born Dec, 21, 1932 in Pasadena, California at the same hospital where her aunts Dorothy and Madge Bunce were nurses. She was baptized (Episcopal) and grew up in the San Fernando Valley, but attended college at Washington State, where she met her husband Thomas Graham (1928-2007). She worked as an accountant and did financial audits. Barbara and Thomas had two children who follow.

   Timothy Thomas Graham was born Jan. 21, 1960 in Los Angeles County, California. He married Lyn Gould in 1983 (now divorced), and Sandy Jones in 2000. His children are Brinton Thomas (b. 1984), Christopher John (b. 1986), and Connie Rae (b. 1988). He works in movie lighting.

   Robert Bruce Graham was born Feb. 13, 1962 in Los Angeles County, California. He married Lynn Dvorak in 1990 and has two sons - Devon Robert (b. 1995) and Bryce Kevin (b. 1997).

    

    

4. Henry John Bunce (1898-1959), the son of Robert Bunce, and Margaret Lucy Hare, was born June 10, 1898 in the Shepherd's Bush parish of Hammersmith, London, and baptized May 18, 1905, the same time as his younger brother Redge, at St. Mary Church in the Acton parish of Ealing, London. He was known as Jack. After serving in France and Russia as an ambulance driver in the Royal Army Medical Corp during WWI, he was offered an opportunity to go to South Africa to study foresty, but opted not to go and gave his place to Redge who went intstead. Jack then sailed to the United States on the SS Aquitania from South Hampton, England and landed in New York on Nov. 20, 1920. He then made his way to the gold fields of Lead, North Dakota, where he joined his father and older brother Guy, who had been working there for several years. However, Jack did not get along with Guy and ultimately he and another brother Wary traveled to Lake Louise in Alberta, Canada, where they worked for a short time in the old Lake Louise Lodge, which has now been replaced by a fancy hotel. There Jack met Sidney Dolores Percy, an Englishwoman and painter, who had been born in London like himself. After a brief courtship, they were married on Oct. 3, 1923 at St. Andrews Church on Richards and Georgia Streets in Vancouver, British Columbia. Sidney and Jack settled in Pasadena, California, near Jack's parents and siblings who by now had all left England. He worked various odd jobs, including as a laborer on an Ostrich farm, and then in the Hollywood movie studios where he helped add voice overs to silent films and foreign language filmes.

   About 1936 Jack moved with his youngest daughter Jacqueline to Oakhurst, California, in the Sierra foothills, where he generally worked as a bookeeper, first as the manager of the Fishcamp Lodge near the entrance to Yosemite National Park, and later as the general manager for the Madera County Fair. During most of this time, Sidney, who had contracted polio, was in nursing homes, in the Los Angeles area with their oldest daughter Rosamond, who due to a birth defect could not walk and was confined to a wheelchair. Although Sidney was also unable to walk at first from her polio, she slowly recovered over a ten-year period, and after regaining the use of her legs was able to reunite with Jack in Madera. Shortly afterwards, with daughter Jacqueline now married, they moved to Santa Cruz, on the California coast, where Jack sold business forms for a living. However, a heart attack forced him to retire, and finding it hard to make ends meet, he and Sidney moved in with daughter Jacqueline and her family in Saratoga, California in 1959. He died from kidney failure at the Saratoga house on Oct. 8, 1959, and is buried in Los Gatos Memorial Park near wife Sidney and daughter Rosamond.

   children - BUNCE

   Hazel Maude Bunce (b. 1924), was born Sept. 29, 1924 in Alhambra, California, and only lived for a day.

   Rosamond Maude Bunce, (1925-1970), was born Oct. 29, 1925 in Alhambra, California. She suffered from spinal bifida, and was confined to a wheelchair most of her life. She never married and died in a nursing home in Santa Clara, California on April 18, 1970. Rosamond is buried near her parents in Oakwood Memorial Park in Los Gatos.

   Jacqueline Vere Bunce (1927-1991) who follows:

    

5. Jacqueline Vere Bunce (1927-1991), the daughter of Henry John Bunce and Sidney Dolores Percy, was born Nov. 28, 1927 in Alhambra, California, and baptized April 28, 1928, probably at Holy Trinity Church in Alhambra. She was known as Jackie. About 1936 she moved with her father to Oakhurst, California and spent the summers with him at the Fishcamp Lodge where he was the Lodge manager, and wintered with her school teacher in town. During this time her mother and sister were in nurisng homes in southern California, both confined to wheelchairs. Jackie grew up in a very rural setting in the southern Sierra gold country, and went to Madera High School, where she graduated Valedictorian. After getting a B.S. in Health Stastistics from the University of California, she worked for the San Jose City Health Department. While working for the city, she met James F. Clark, who worked in the city drafting department, and they were married on Jan. 12, 1952 at the Episcopal Church in downtown Capitola, California. They lived in Campbell, California until 1959, then Saratoga until 1969, Soquel until 1977, and spent one year in Waterloo, Illinois, before moving to Salem, Oregon in 1978. She died suddenly in Salem on Aug. 4, 1991. She is buried in the City View Cemetery in Salem with husband Jim, who died July 7, 1999 in Soquel, California.

   Michael Sidney Clark was born Aug. 5, 1953 in San Jose, California, and married Janet Louise Carty (b. 12/31/56) on Aug. 31, 1980 in Fairfield, California.

   Dianna Louise Clark was born Oct. 6, 1955 in San Jose, California, and married Michael Joseph Kobel (b. 7/26/55) on April 22, 1979 in Capitola, California. Diana died on April 17, 1998 in Salem, Oregon. Her ashes were scattered at a beach in Santa Cruz, but there is a plaque in here honor at Sprague High School in Salem, Oregon, where she was a history teacher.

   Linda Christine Clark was born April 20, 1958 in San Jose, California, and married Mark Alton Rossi (b. 7/31/58) on June 28, 1980 in Santa Cruz, California.

   Philip James Clark was born Jan. 12, 1962 in San Jose, California, and married Pamela Ann Walsh (b. 1/2/1959) on May 28, 1988 in Arvada, Colorado. Pam had previously been married to Michael Speas. Phil and Pam are now divorced.

   Pamela Marie Clark was born Sept. 5, 1969 in San Jose, California, and married Bruce Meister (b. 8/8/66) on July 21, 1996 in Carmel, California.

   

    

REFERENCES:

1. Interviews with Dorothy Bunce, and Family Papers.

2. UK Census Records, 1841-1911 and Parish Baptism, Marriage and Burial Records, which are online databases available on Ancestry.com, Familysearch.org, and FindMyPast (a British site), as well as the British Birth, Marriage and Death Indexes (BMD).

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