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Baptism records for St Mary's Church in Bunny are available for the following years.
- Baptisms from 1715 to 1749
- Baptisms from 1750 to 1799
- Baptisms from 1800 to 1849
- Baptisms from 1850 to 1899
Bunny Church contains two fonts which have both been used for baptisms. The one at the west end of the north aisle is thought to date from the 11th century. This font was dug out of a field in Bunny Moors around 1916 where it was being used as a cattle drinking trough. The font at the east side of the north aisle is modern in comparison.
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The Old Font in the North Aisle |
The Newer Font in the South Aisle |