Henry William St Pierre Bunbury b. 1812

  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Draughtsman)
A caricature in his diary of Governor Bourke saw Bunbury demoted from his position as his aide-de-camp. He later volunteered for service in Western Australia, where he was in charge of 150 troops sent to protect settlers from the Aborigines. Lieutenant-Governor Stirling named the town of Bunbury at Port Leschenault after him.
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associate of
Governor Bourke
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associate of
Lieutenant-Governor Stirling
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child of
Sir Henry Bunbury
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child of
née Fox Emilia Louisa Bunbury
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relative of
Sir Charles Napier
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associate of
Sir Charles Napier
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child of
Margaret Richardson Bunbury
1812
Artist (Weaver)
parent of
Richard Hanmer Bunbury
1812
Artist (Painter), Artist (Draughtsman)
sibling of
Richard Hanmer Bunbury
1812
Artist (Painter), Artist (Draughtsman)

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  • Napier, Charles (relative of)
  • Napier, Charles (associate of)
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  • Stirling, (associate of)
  • Bunbury, Henry (child of)
  • Bunbury, Emilia Louisa (child of)
  • Napier, Charles (relative of)