BUNBURY OF STANNEY, BARONET 1681.

[Illustration] A family of great antiquity, descended from Henry de

Boneberi, in the time of Stephen, a younger brother of the House of

St. Pierre in Normandy. William de Boneberi, son of Henry, was Lord

of Boneberi in the reign of Richard I. But the direct ancestor was

David brother of Henry, whose great-grandson Alexander de Bunbury

was living in the fifteenth of Henry III. Stanney, still the

inheritance, but not the residence, of the Bunburys, came from the

heiress of the same name in the seventeenth of Edward III.

See Ormerod, ii. 216, and Wotton's Baronetage, iii. 687.

ARMS.--_Argent, on a bend sable three chessrooks of the field_.

Present Representative, Sir Charles James Fox Bunbury, 8th

Baronet.

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