Born in Henrico County, Colony of Virginia
Daughter of Edward Bates Jr
and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
[spouse(s) unknown]
Descendants 
Died
at about age 67
in New Kent County, Colony of Virginia
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Biography
Temperance (Bates) Bunch was a Virginia colonist.
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Daughter of John Bunch and Mary Bunch. Agnes Bunch Walden-Birthdate: 1690 Birthplace: Cohansey Township, Salem, Cumberland County, NJ, USA Married William Blevins. Death: Died 1740 in Virginia, United States 'Daughter of John Bunch, of Virginia and Temperance Bunch (Bates Sister of John III Bunch; Paul Bunch and John Bunch, of Taylor's Creek Half sister of John Jr. Bunch and John Bunch''''
1651 - John Bunch born: about 1630 in England/Scotland/Wales, came to Lancaster County, Virginia in 1651 as an indentured servant. He later moved to New Kent County, Virginia' and owned land on the Pamunkey River by the 1670’s. He received a patent for 450 acres in New Kent County, Virignia on the 18 March 1662 (Patents 5:152). married: Mary ( ? ) about 1661 in Virginia died: about 1700 New Kent County, Virginia
Children of John Bunch born about 1630 in England/Scotland/Wales and wife Mary ( ? ): John Bunch born: about 1666 in New Kent County, Virginia married: (1) Mary Barnard, born 3 December 1648. (2) Temperance Bates Friday, 16 November 1691. Temperance born 1691 Henrico County, Virginia. died: 1729 Henrico, New Kent County, Virginia Paul Bunch born: about 1670 Hanover, Virginia married: Amy Winigum, born about 1868 North Carolina. died: 1726 in Chowan County, North Carolina'
Daughter of John Bunch and Mary Bunch. Agnes Bunch Walden-Birthdate: 1690 Birthplace: Cohansey Township, Salem, Cumberland County, NJ, USA Married William Blevins. Death: Died 1740 in Virginia, United States Daughter of John Bunch, of Virginia and Temperance Bunch (Bates Sister of John III Bunch; Paul Bunch and John Bunch, of Taylor's Creek Half sister of John Jr. Bunch and John Bunch
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Oh my gosh!!! They have me as a Bunch?? lol. Things on that site are getting wild. I have found several profiles that are parts of others. I have not been on here for awhile and just trying to get my feet a little wet instead of completely jumping back in but I ran into a problem today with some other profiles that have become convulated. So, another mess to attack.
See page 19 of the Ancestry doc on Punch-51 uploaded by Nancy. It says:
On 15 March 1763, Gideon Bunch, planter, of Berkeley County, South Carolina, sold Montfort Eelbeck, gentleman, “565 acres [in Halifax County] of which 265 acres had been patented to Paul Bunch on 1 Jan[uary] 1725, the remaining acreage having been purchased by Paul Bunch from Thomas Wilkins, on the south side of Roanoke River, joining Quankey Pocoson, Sims, Gideon Gibson, Burgess, Quankey Creek,” etc.91
91 Stephen E. Bradley Jr., The Deeds of Halifax County, North Carolina, 1758–1771 (South Boston, Virginia: by the author, 1989), page 43. William Bunch and Temperance Bunch were among the witnesses.
edited by Nancy (Lowe) Sitzlar