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| Born |
15 Apr 1768 |
Nottoway Virginia Colony  |
| Died |
3 Mar 1843 |
Caswell County, North Carolina |
| Buried |
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Moved to Yanceyville United Methodist Church Cemetery |
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| Mother |
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| Born |
19 Feb 1793 |
Lunenburg County, Virginia or Caswell Co., NC |
| Died |
Oct 1857 |
Yanceville, Caswell County, North Carolina |
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Gun Family Cemetery |
| Spouse |
Nancy Burton | F6719 |
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Married:
- Children of Starling Gunn and Mary E. Hooper
Richard Burnett Gunn (1788 - 1878)
Martha Gunn Matlock (1791 - 1873)
Daniel Gunn (1793 - 1857)
Allen M. Gunn (1807 - 1884)
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- [S32] Find-A-Grave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=54040517.
Starling Gunn
Parents:
Thomas Gunn (1738 - 1800)
Susannah Burnett Gunn (1738 - 1778)
Spouse:
Mary Elizabeth Hooper Gunn (1768 - 1843)
The gravestone of Starling Gunn and the gravestone of his wife, Mary Elizabeth Hooper Gunn were moved in 1957 to the Yanceyville United Methodist Church Cemetery.
Soil From Grave of Starling Gunn At Mt. Vernon The Bee (Danville, Virginia) 29 March 1928 (Page 1).
The tree from Yorktown which was recently planted near the tomb of George Washington at Mount Vernon by the Daughters of the American Revolution is taking root in soil, part of which was removed from the grave of Starling Gunn in Caswell county.
When this article was published, Starling Gunn's grave was in the Gunn Family Cemetey north of Yanceyville. Later, his great great grandson, Johnnie Oliver Gunn, had the gravestone moved to the Yanceyville United Methodist Church cemetery in Yanceyville.
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