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Shinnecock, People of the Stony Shore Photo Project attempts to reinforce our connection to the land and aims to present ourselves in a web-based portraiture platform.

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James Franklin Bunn (1837-1876)

Collection: Shinnecock Cultural Center & Museum

Date:

Type of Material: Photograph

Source: Beverly Jensen’s Shinnecock Indian Nation Book 2015

Language: English

Coverage/Location: Unknown

Creator: Unknown

Copyright: No Known Copyright Restriction

Description:

James Franklin Bunn (1837-1876) was the son of Cynthia Walker Bunn (1800-18881). He was lost in the Circassian disaster. His siblings were Abraham Bunn (lost at sea), Mary Rebecca Bunn Lee, George Bunn, and Thomas Bunn. (Courtesy of the Shinnecock Nation Cultural Center and Museum.)

Scan from Beverly Jensen’s Shinnecock Indian Nation Book 2015

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