Dane-Iowa County WI Archives History - Books .....Job And George Bunting 1880
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Book Title: History Of Dane County, WI, 1880

1880 History of Dane County, WI: 
	“Job Bunting, farmer, Section 13, PO Bussyville; was born in 
Derbyshire, England in 1823; son of GEORGE and MARY BUNTING; both parents 
deceased; they died in England; Job followed brick-making and various kinds of 
business till 1844, when, with his brother GEORGE, he started for the United 
States, coming to Wisconsin and locating in the town of Albion, and settling on 
40 acres on Section 3. He was married in Albion, WI in 1847, to Mary, daughter 
of Joseph and Ann Noble, a native of Derbyshire, England, and came to Wisconsin 
in 1844; they have had six children-Alice (now Mrs. David Wititt, who lives in 
Jefferson County) Anna Salina (now Mrs. Henry Abbott, who lives in Albion), 
Isaac C. (now married to Miss Sarah Brown, and lives on the farm), Sarah Ann 
(died in December 1879), Joseph, Elizabeth and Amos G. In 1850, Mr. Bunting 
moved to Janesville and followed teaming for three years, and in 1853, he 
settled on his present farm of 100 acres. Members of the Methodist Episcopalian 
Church.”

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