Son of John Gunn and Susanna Beard
Husband of Henrietta Floyd Gunn. They were married 1 Jan 1851 in Robeson County, North Carolina.
father of
Walter P. Gunn
Wade Hampton Gunn
Orrell Gunn
Annabelle Gunn
John Musket Gunn
Alexander Fletcher Gunn, Jr.
Daniel Hilton Gunn
Susan E. Gunn
David James Gunn
The Rev. Alexander Fletcher Gunn, born in Lumberton, NC, and family settled west of the Thompsonville area in the northern part of Gonzales County along with Rev. Gunn's brothers, Francis Littleton, William and Henry.
A Methodist minister and farmer, Rev. Gunn and his wife originally built an eighteen by twenty foot log cabin but very soon enlarged it by hauling lumber by ox-cart from Columbus, Texas. An underground cement cistern was made for their water supply. In this home they reared eight children, six sons and two daughters: Walter, John, Alexander Fletcher Jr., Orell, Wade, Hilton, Sue and Bell. Rev. Gunn was the minister at the Thompsonville Methodist Church.
by Bobbie Johnson
Gonzales Inquirer May 5, 1892
Rev, Alex Gunn local Methodist minister, living near Thonpsonville, died at his home on the 2nd at 3:30 p.m. Bro. Gun was one of our oldest and best citizens, and we feel safe in saying that Bro. Gunn gained more in his departure than all of his relatives and friends lost. May the God of Heaven grant that all who knew him take his example and pass over the cold stream of Jordon as calm as Bro. Gunn.
1860 Census: Lumberton, Robeson Co., NC
Alex Gunn, blacksmith w/ wife Henrietta, Walter P., Wade H., Orrell and Alex. Living next door to father John Gunn and family.
1870 Census: Lumberton, Robeson Co., NC
Alex Gunn, blacksmith w/ wife Henrietta, Walter, Wade, Annabella, John, Alex, David and Susan.
They moved to Gonzales County, Texas between 1870 and 1880.
Husband of Henrietta Floyd Gunn. They were married 1 Jan 1851 in Robeson County, North Carolina.
father of
Walter P. Gunn
Wade Hampton Gunn
Orrell Gunn
Annabelle Gunn
John Musket Gunn
Alexander Fletcher Gunn, Jr.
Daniel Hilton Gunn
Susan E. Gunn
David James Gunn
The Rev. Alexander Fletcher Gunn, born in Lumberton, NC, and family settled west of the Thompsonville area in the northern part of Gonzales County along with Rev. Gunn's brothers, Francis Littleton, William and Henry.
A Methodist minister and farmer, Rev. Gunn and his wife originally built an eighteen by twenty foot log cabin but very soon enlarged it by hauling lumber by ox-cart from Columbus, Texas. An underground cement cistern was made for their water supply. In this home they reared eight children, six sons and two daughters: Walter, John, Alexander Fletcher Jr., Orell, Wade, Hilton, Sue and Bell. Rev. Gunn was the minister at the Thompsonville Methodist Church.
by Bobbie Johnson
Gonzales Inquirer May 5, 1892
Rev, Alex Gunn local Methodist minister, living near Thonpsonville, died at his home on the 2nd at 3:30 p.m. Bro. Gun was one of our oldest and best citizens, and we feel safe in saying that Bro. Gunn gained more in his departure than all of his relatives and friends lost. May the God of Heaven grant that all who knew him take his example and pass over the cold stream of Jordon as calm as Bro. Gunn.
1860 Census: Lumberton, Robeson Co., NC
Alex Gunn, blacksmith w/ wife Henrietta, Walter P., Wade H., Orrell and Alex. Living next door to father John Gunn and family.
1870 Census: Lumberton, Robeson Co., NC
Alex Gunn, blacksmith w/ wife Henrietta, Walter, Wade, Annabella, John, Alex, David and Susan.
They moved to Gonzales County, Texas between 1870 and 1880.
Son of John Gunn and Susanna Beard
Husband of Henrietta Floyd Gunn. They were married 1 Jan 1851 in Robeson County, North Carolina.
father of
Walter P. Gunn
Wade Hampton Gunn
Orrell Gunn
Annabelle Gunn
John Musket Gunn
Alexander Fletcher Gunn, Jr.
Daniel Hilton Gunn
Susan E. Gunn
David James Gunn
The Rev. Alexander Fletcher Gunn, born in Lumberton, NC, and family settled west of the Thompsonville area in the northern part of Gonzales County along with Rev. Gunn's brothers, Francis Littleton, William and Henry.
A Methodist minister and farmer, Rev. Gunn and his wife originally built an eighteen by twenty foot log cabin but very soon enlarged it by hauling lumber by ox-cart from Columbus, Texas. An underground cement cistern was made for their water supply. In this home they reared eight children, six sons and two daughters: Walter, John, Alexander Fletcher Jr., Orell, Wade, Hilton, Sue and Bell. Rev. Gunn was the minister at the Thompsonville Methodist Church.
by Bobbie Johnson
Gonzales Inquirer May 5, 1892
Rev, Alex Gunn local Methodist minister, living near Thonpsonville, died at his home on the 2nd at 3:30 p.m. Bro. Gun was one of our oldest and best citizens, and we feel safe in saying that Bro. Gunn gained more in his departure than all of his relatives and friends lost. May the God of Heaven grant that all who knew him take his example and pass over the cold stream of Jordon as calm as Bro. Gunn.
1860 Census: Lumberton, Robeson Co., NC
Alex Gunn, blacksmith w/ wife Henrietta, Walter P., Wade H., Orrell and Alex. Living next door to father John Gunn and family.
1870 Census: Lumberton, Robeson Co., NC
Alex Gunn, blacksmith w/ wife Henrietta, Walter, Wade, Annabella, John, Alex, David and Susan.
They moved to Gonzales County, Texas between 1870 and 1880.
Husband of Henrietta Floyd Gunn. They were married 1 Jan 1851 in Robeson County, North Carolina.
father of
Walter P. Gunn
Wade Hampton Gunn
Orrell Gunn
Annabelle Gunn
John Musket Gunn
Alexander Fletcher Gunn, Jr.
Daniel Hilton Gunn
Susan E. Gunn
David James Gunn
The Rev. Alexander Fletcher Gunn, born in Lumberton, NC, and family settled west of the Thompsonville area in the northern part of Gonzales County along with Rev. Gunn's brothers, Francis Littleton, William and Henry.
A Methodist minister and farmer, Rev. Gunn and his wife originally built an eighteen by twenty foot log cabin but very soon enlarged it by hauling lumber by ox-cart from Columbus, Texas. An underground cement cistern was made for their water supply. In this home they reared eight children, six sons and two daughters: Walter, John, Alexander Fletcher Jr., Orell, Wade, Hilton, Sue and Bell. Rev. Gunn was the minister at the Thompsonville Methodist Church.
by Bobbie Johnson
Gonzales Inquirer May 5, 1892
Rev, Alex Gunn local Methodist minister, living near Thonpsonville, died at his home on the 2nd at 3:30 p.m. Bro. Gun was one of our oldest and best citizens, and we feel safe in saying that Bro. Gunn gained more in his departure than all of his relatives and friends lost. May the God of Heaven grant that all who knew him take his example and pass over the cold stream of Jordon as calm as Bro. Gunn.
1860 Census: Lumberton, Robeson Co., NC
Alex Gunn, blacksmith w/ wife Henrietta, Walter P., Wade H., Orrell and Alex. Living next door to father John Gunn and family.
1870 Census: Lumberton, Robeson Co., NC
Alex Gunn, blacksmith w/ wife Henrietta, Walter, Wade, Annabella, John, Alex, David and Susan.
They moved to Gonzales County, Texas between 1870 and 1880.
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