Chang and Eng Bunker
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Chang and Eng Bunker with their wives and children Chang and Eng Bunker with their wives and children -
Chang and Eng Bunker with their wives and two of their children Chang and Eng Bunker with their wives and two of their children -
Chang and Eng Bunker Chang and Eng Bunker- Born May 11, 811- died January 17, 1874 -
Postcard of Eng and Chang Bunker Postcard of Eng and Chang Bunker -
Eng Bunker's Corn Crib Eng Bunker's Corn Crib -
General Caleb Vance Haynes and 4 other men General Caleb Vance Haynes and 4 other men -
Family of Caleb Vance Haynes and Margaret Elizabeth Bunker Haynes Family of Caleb Vance Haynes and Margaret Elizabeth Bunker Haynes -
Adelaide Yates Bunker Adelaide Yates Bunker- widow of Chang Bunker- Born October 11 1823- Died May 21 1917. -
Margaret Elizabeth Bunker Haynes Margaret Elizabeth Bunker Haynes- born 1863- Died 1950 -
Home of Chang and Adelaide Bunker Home of Chang and Adelaide Bunker- near Mount Airy NC (in White Plains community)- now owned by Kester Sink -
First House of Eng and Chang Bunker and their wives First House of Eng and Chang Bunker and their wives- built 1840 in Trap Hill -
First House of Eng and Chang Bunker and their wives First House of Eng and Chang Bunker and their wives- built 1840 in Trap Hill -
Adelaide Yates Bunker's 91st Birthday Adelaide Yates Bunker's 91st Birthday- widow of Chang Bunker -
Original tombstone in front of Chang Bunker's house Original tombstone in front of Chang Bunker's house- Tombstone reads: "In memory of our father Chang Bunker Born May 11 AD 1811 Died January 17 AD 1874 Aged 62 yrs. 8 mos. And 6 das."- Twins gravesite was moved in May 1917 to White Plains Baptist Church -
Home of Chang Bunker Home of Chang Bunker- Surry County NC- Before remodeling but after death of twins- graves in foreground -
Eng and Chang Bunker with their wives and 18 of their 21 Children Eng and Chang Bunker with their wives and 18 of their 21 Children- Far Right: Grace Gates holding a child- slave given to Eng and Sallie as a wedding present- known as Aunt Grace -
Eng and Chang Bunker and two of their daughters Left to Right: Katherine Marcellus Bunker- Born 2/10/1844; Eng Bunker- Born 5/11/1811- Died 1/17/1874; Chang Bunker- Born 5/11/1811- Died 1/17/1874; Josephine Virginia Bunker- Born 2/16/1844 -
Adelaide Bunker Standing in Front of her House Adelaide Bunker Standing in Front of her House- Wife of Chang Bunker- Born 10/11/1823- Died 5/21/1917 -
Eng and Chang Bunker Photograph of Eng and Chang Bunker- Siamese Twins -
Lithograph of Chang and Eng Bunker Lithograph of Chang and Eng Bunker -
Letter Letter from W.O. Bunker to his son dated May 19, 1932 -
Letter Letter from Byron Bunker, one of Eng's grandsons, to his brother dated March 12, 1931. -
Certificate of Service Certificate celebrating Oliver W. Bunker's 5 years of employment with the Hercules Powder Company -
Schedule Handwritten schedule of time the Siamese twins spent in various English and Scottish cities -
Letter from Harriet Robinson to Chang and Eng Bunker Letter from Harriet Robinson to Chang and Eng Bunker dated 1831