In addition to his political and business activities, Bunn developed an active social life.

He had lots of animals, but Bunn was his favorite.

The officer acting for the bank was a manager called Bunn.

The commission also removed 1,334 of the charges made against Bunn.

Bennett Bunn inherited the land from his father in the 1820s.

Bunn started selling the lots to the residents, the only owner to do so.

Bunn won re-election to a second four-year term on the commission.

Bunn's appointment came as a consequence of the 1884 presidential election.

There was no dispute that Bunn throughout acted with the authority of the bank.

At the same time Bunn cultivated an active social life and became known for his after dinner speeches.

While holding these various offices, Bunn also served as a party delegate at the local, state, and national level.

Unsuccessful in this effort, Bunn continued looking for another appointment close to his business interests.

The entire incident would later become known as the "Bunn War."

In 1990, Bunn was forced to retire from professional football because of injury.

She carried general cargo and timber in connection with Bunn's business.

Professor Bunn admits to writing the letter and asks for the reward.

"As a result, Tom Bunn will be leaving the company."

Bunn started the season as first choice keeper but a loss of form saw him dropped to the reserves.

Tony Bunn was born into a musical family and began studying music in grade school.

As a result, Bunn performed at blues and folk festivals until his death in 1977.

Bunn's improved form helped to cement him as the first choice keeper for the season and he was ever present.

It's taken short, and Bunn claims the subsequent cross.

Bunn served as secretary of state in Riel's provisional government.

He will be succeeded by his son Willard Bunn 3d.

Mr. Bunn described this as "a discrepancy hard to explain."