Alfred Eric Bunn was born at Snapper Point (Mornington) in 1899 reg#29856
Parents were John Thomas Bunn and Sarah Emily Coxhell we were married in 1876 reg#4532
Sarah Emily Bunn died in 1903 at Snapper Point. At the time the family was residing in Albert Street, Mornington.

DEATH.-It is with the greatest regret that we have to record the death of Mrs John Bunn, of Albert street,Mornington, the sad event taking place at her residence on Friday night.The deceased lady, who was very much respected, had a long and painful illness, and her death was not unexpected. Deceased and her family were very popular, as was testified by the large number of persons who attended the funeral at the Mornington cemetery on Sunday afternoon. The service was conducted by the Rev. J.Caldwell, in the absence of the Rev.Mr Woods, who was unable to attend.
Mornington Standard 25th July 1903 p.2

Thank you so very much for your response, which is greatly appreciated.
Is there any way to find out whether my grandfather (Alfred Eric Bunn) had any siblings?
Is it possible to find out the address where he lived in Albert Street, Mornington?
My mother Norma Emily Bunn passed away in 2001 and we are interested to find out the family history of my Grandfather.

Thank you for your help.

Here are four siblings of Alfred Eric Bunn
Births
Elizabeth Ann Bunn b. 1877 Snapper Point reg#11704
Emma Eliza Bunn b.1879 Snapper Point reg#25925
William James Bunn B. 1884 Snapper Point reg#12873
John Henry Bunn B.1882 Snapper Point reg#5511

Deaths
Elizabeth Ann Gordon died 1956 Colac reg#18296
Emma Eliza Young died 1954 Mornington Hill reg#1735
William James Bunn died 1961 Williamstown reg#18635
John Henry Bunn died 1947 Victoria reg#10424

Three likely marriages
Emma Elizabeth Bunn married Albert Charles Young Vic 1900 reg#2442
Elizabeth Ann Bunn married Lachlan S. D. Gordon 1895 Vic reg#6897
John Henry Bunn married Nellie Beattie 1905 Vic reg#6243

The engagement is announced of Miss Alice Dean, of Auburn,eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Dean, late of Manchester, England, to Mr. Eric Bunn, youngest son of Mr. and thelate Mrs. Bunn, of Mornington.
Table Talk (Melbourne)15th January 1920

IN MEMORIAM.
BUNN. ?In sad and loving remembrance of my dear wife and our dear mother, who passed
peacefully away at Mornington on the 17th July, 1903.
Dear mother ,the husband you left behind,
Will keep your memory dear;
We never can forget the past,
The true, good wife you have been.
'Tis sinful, we know, to wish you were here,
But life is so lonely without one so dear.
A mother more loving ne'er dwelt on this earth,
Nor proved to her children a true mother's
worth.
?(Inserted by her loving husband, John, and sons
Jack, Willie, and Eric, and daughter Emma.)

BUNN.?In loving remembrance of my dear mother,Sarah Emily Bunn, who died on the 17th July,1903, Alfred-street, Mornington, aged 43 years.
'Tis just one year ago to-day, dear mother,
I do remember well,
We sat beside your dying bed,
To bid a long farewell.
We watched you suffer day by day,
It caused us bitter grief
To see you slowly pine away,
And could not give relief.
In her calm, silent grave she is sleeping;
Oh, love one, the dearest and best;
Hushed, hushed be all sorrow and weeping,
Our dear mother is only at rest.
?(Inserted by her loving daughter and son-in-law,
Lizzie and Loo Gordon, of Rokewood Junction.)
The Argus 16th July 1904 p.9

The information I found was that ALFRED ERIC BUNN died on 3rd May 1969 and that he was the only child to JOHN THOMAS BUNN and SARAH EMILY COXHELL.
Do you have any information on when JOHN THOMAS BUNN passed away? Do you know the number of the house they lived in at Mornington Victoria at Albert Street.

BUNN.?On the 17th July, at her residence,Alfred-street, Mornington, Sarah Emily, the beloved wife of Captain J. Bunn, aged 43 years.
Deeply regretted. Home papers please copy.
The Argus 25th July 1903

John Thomas was Master Mariner and Captain of the Kate and Mary Jane at Mornington. His wife's family was involved in the fishing industry (Coxhell's)
Hope this all helps

Thank you for all you can find out.
It appears we had incorrect information about Alfred Eric Bunn being an only child.
My grandmother was Mary Alice Dean and known as Alice Bunn by marriage.
Alfred Eric Bunn & Alice Bunn had 3 children; Eric, Jack And my mother Norma Emily.
Is there any information on what Sarah Emily Bunn (coxhell) died of? Was it cancer?
I would like to visit albert street mornington of where they lived so a house number would be awesome
Thank you

Its looking like the correct address should be Alfred Street, Mornington. If you get the death cert for Sarah Emily Bunn, it will give you the address.It will also name her children. I can look more tomorrow for the death of John Thomas Bunn.

Thank you SO MUCH!
It appears Sarah Bunn might of passed away if cancer!
I lost my mother norma Emily Webb nee Bunn of cancer and have been through breast cancer myself and would be interested of any relevance!
Thank you for all your help
Sharon

Death
John Thomas Bunn died 1922 Milton (think it should be Mornington) reg#10553
Parents John Thomas Bunn & Annie Shawl

BUNN.On the 4th September, at Mornington,John Thomas, dearly loved father of Jack and Nellie, and loving grandfather of Helen, Eveline, Robert, and Dorothy, of Auburn, aged 72 years.
The Argus 5th September 1922 p.1

Thank you.
Is there anyway of knowing the year of birth for John Thomas Bunn & Sarah Enily Coxhall ?
How do I find out the street numer in alfred street, mornington?

I cannot find a birth for John Thomas Bunn C.1851 (probally born England?)

I didnt find a birth for Sarah Emily Coxhell, all her siblings were born at Snapper Point

Death of Sarah Emily Bunn 1903 Snapper Point reg #11408
Parents Thomas Coxhell & Ann Tynan

Marriage of Thomas Coxhell & Ann Tynan 1857 Victoria reg#2953

Thomas Coxhell died 1905 Snapper Point reg#14288 aged 80 years B. C.1825

OBITUARY.-The death occurred at Mornington on Monday night of Mr Thomas Coxhell, sen, a resident of the district for 50 years. Deceased, who had exceeded the allotted span by 10 years, enjoyed good health up to 2 years ago, but from then there was a gradual breakiug-down of the con- stitution. His mental faculties, however, were well sustained, and reminiscences of the early days, as recounted by him, were always in- teresting. Mrs Coxhell survives her husband, and of the surviving members of the family there are four sons and three daughters, all of whom are married. There are also 43 grand-children, and eight great grand-children. The deseased was of a retiring disposition, and was held in the highest esteem by a large circle of acquaintances. The funeral took place on Wednesday, and was largely attended.
Mornington Standard 14th october 1905 p.2

I thank you for all your help, it is greatly appreciated.
I am seeing my dad soon (married norma Emily bunn now deceased ) and we will go for a drive up Alfred Street, mornington.
Will try to find out house number.
Thank you so very much for all this valuable history that I never knew about my adored grandfather - Alfred Eric bunn
Sharon