I found recently a couple English Bunkers. One we had in our database as having married in Illinois in 1892 but did not know where he was born. He was Henry Charles Bunker b. c. 1871 in England, immigrated to US 1886, m. Imogene Bassett in IL. He was in Cecil Co. Maryland in 1930 and died in 1963 maybe in MD. The other we did not previously have in our database. Henry K. Bunker b. Mar 1842, married before immigrating in 1886 where he also ended up in IL. He m. Rebecca b. Sep 1842 about 1862. Ch: Horace b. Jan 1879 in England, Rose b. Jan 1867 in England, Gertrude b. Sept 1871 in England, Kenneth W. b. May 1891 in Illinois. Henry may have been a railroad engineer. The occupation is smudged in the 1900 census. Horace was a glass blower and Kenneth worked in the glass factory. They were living in Chicago in 1900 but had moved to Rockford, Illinois by 1920. Rose was the only one counted in the 1910 census that I can find. She was in Chicago yet but living in a rooming house and working as a dressmaker. Rose married William D. Moulton. Rose was a widow by 1930 and living with her brother Kenneth. Kenneth married Ida about 1911 and it does not seem that they had any children. Gertrude m. George Egglesten about 1892 and they had at least 6 children. Horace married Jane who was born in Canada about 1882. Her parents were born in England. She immigrated to the US in 1894. Horace and Jane had Ch: Lily b. c. 1903, IL; Jane b. c. 1905 IL; Helen b. c. 1906 IL; Harriet b. c. 1908 Iowa; Elizabeth b. c. 1912 Iowa; Ruth b. c. 1915 IA; Norma b. c. 1916 IL; and finally that boy they wanted Robert was b. c. Aug 1919 in IL. Of this family, the only Bunkers we might have living today would be in Robert's family. He was alive in 1930. I found two Robert Bunkers born in Aug 1919. One was issued his social security card in IL and he died 22 Nov 1997 in Georgia. If anyone knows more about the possible descendants of Robert I would appreciate hearing from you. We have the records for several descendants of Henry Charles Bunker but I can always use more information. Bette