William de Bunbury
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William de Bunbury appears in 1379 as grantee of putures in Stanney - feudal rights of board and lodging, the small legal money of the March - in a deed that names Alice beside him, perhaps his mother. From such scraps Ormerod assembled the spine of the pedigree, and the scraps hold.
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✓ (Ormerod, Hist. of Chester II pp.393-96 (Bunbury of Bunbury & Stanney pedigree, compiled from the Visitations, Plea/Recog. Rolls and Inquisitions, conf. Dugdale 1663); read 23 Jul 2026.): WILLIAM DE BUNBURY, grantee (with Alice, qy. his mother) of putures of lands in Stanney, 2 Ric. 2 (1379); son of Richard (fined the manor of Bunbury 1364). Father of Richard (d.1459, our line). Ormerod interposed him as one of the 'two additional generations' the descent requires. Direct ancestor. Added 23 Jul 2026.