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Bonner Family 1600's

smithcodemansteve — 30 Dec 2008 8:49:43 GMT

My Bonner Notes,
Book: Passengers to America, excerpted from selected volumes of The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 1847-1961, Library of Congress catalog number 77-72983CR1977
Index,
Bonner, John, page 70, 18 yrs. old on 20th of November 1635
Bonner, Matthias, page 330, 28 yrs. old, Occupation: Taylor, From: London, Ship: Sophia To: Maryland, Indentured Servant.
Bonner, Willm., page 231, was at the Port of London between the 2nd and 9th of January 1774. He was fifteen years old, Occupation: Laborer, Ship: Amelia, To: Philadelphia, Indentured Servant.
Also, Book: Bonded Passengers to America, Convicts Dispatched to Americas Between 1615-1775, Numbering Some 50,000 Men, Women, and Children, by Peter Wilson Coldham, Volume I, 1665, Volume II, MIDDLESEX:1615-1775, two volumes in one, CR1983,
Page 28, "Bonner, Ann, SQ Spt 1773
Bonner, John, R Oct. T. for 14 yrs. Dec. 1724, Rappahanock to Virginia."

BONNER Odis 1918-1972

t42Moore — 6 Nov 2008 11:44:59 GMT

BONNER Odis 1918-1972

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BONNER William W and Rose Lee

t42Moore — 2 Dec 2008 1:32:31 GMT

BONNER William W and Rose Lee

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Bonners in LA, TX, OK

Lonnie_Hare — 8 Oct 2001 10:47:30 GMT

I will exchange information with anyone else researching Bonners. You can reach me via email at: lonnie_hare@hotmail.com

Bonners of Va, No Car, Ga and Ala and westward

LE Cooper — 2 Oct 2001 6:18:44 GMT

I have my family tree back to Chowan Co,
No Car beginning 1740's and each generation
has like 15 kids and so I have esp only
my main line ... Looking for earlier ancestors "Nanseomond Co", Va, perhaps
as Several bonners came to usa circa 1635
(Richard 1635 to Va, Henry ? to Maryland 1630's?)

general line
Col Thomas Bonner
mar Margaret Jones
10-15 kids (moved from Chowan Co, No Car
to Greene Co, Ga)
son Whitmel Bonner
mar Caroline Margaret King
10-15 kids
son Josiah Martin Bonnner
mar Alice Selman (dau of Col John Selman)
10-15 kids
son James Whitmel Bonner
mar Flora Rushton
10 kids , lived at Randolph Co, Ala
SE of Roanoke, Ala
son Samuel Lester Bonner d 1947
mar Ila Princess Meachum d 1972
3 kids
dau Flora Evelyn Bonner d 1984
mar L E Cooper, Sr (my dad) living

L E Cooper

Bonner Family California

dorismoretti — 10 Nov 2008 6:36:35 GMT

Looking for info on "Buck" Bonner, an engineer on a commercial fishing boat out of San Pedro or Wilmington, CA, his wife Barbara (don't know her maiden name) and their daughter Dorothy Jean. During WWII and afterward they lived in Long Beach, CA. Dorothy married (about 1955-56) and moved to Wyoming where her first child, a girl, was born. My maiden name is E. Ballard.

BONNER Jaylon D 2001

t42Moore — 6 Nov 2008 11:45:27 GMT

BONNER Jaylon D 2001

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BONNER Eugene J 1914-1966

t42Moore — 6 Nov 2008 11:44:41 GMT

BONNER Eugene J 1914-1966

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Ann Bonner 1750 Clackmannan Clackmannanshire Scotland

senatorjack — 5 Nov 2008 3:00:39 GMT

Ann Bonner married John Nicole in 1779 in Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland. They had my gg grandfather James Nicol in 1780 in Clackmannan.

The spelling of her surname could be Bonner, Bonnar and Boner.

Mrs. Francis Bonner of Grant Parish, Louisiana

lukeranch — 13 Oct 2008 8:53:46 GMT

I was sent the following death certificate in error. I have no other information on this woman or her family but wanted to make it available to anyone who might one day look for her:

Francis Bonner, wife of Jessie Bonner, a widowed black woman
died at Colfax in Grant Parish, LA on 19 June 1933
she was abt 75, born abt 1858 in LA, parents unknown
informant was Charlotte Stovall of Merryville, LA

BONNER Barbara DAVIS Married 23 Apr 1955

t42swisher_dencotx — 9 Oct 2008 9:58:36 GMT

BONNER Barbara DAVIS Married 23 Apr 1955

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"THE HISTORY OF THE LAMBERT FAMILY With Information on the Bright, Bonner, Carr, and Yokum Families"

smithcodemansteve — 3 Oct 2008 6:11:34 GMT

Page 212,
"Portrait of Solomon Bonner(1824-1890)" Morgantown, W.V. 1958.
Page 213,
"Chapter XIV, THE BONNER FAMILY,
At present the Bonner family is widely spread throughout the country. Originally it is derived from an English, Scotch, and German ancestry. However the German line largely predominates, having come from the provinces of the Palatinate on the Upper Rhine River.
The religious wars that had invaded that land left the survivors demoralized and the land desolate. The burning of the cities, and towns, and villages left teh people in poverty, hunger, and without shelter. The rural region had to bear the same destress. Homes and barns were burned, crops cut down, and stock driven away.The people fled and took refuge in forests, marshes, and caves. Many of those who escaped fire and sword, perished in the snow of the frigid winters. This calamity went on till seventy-five percent of the people had perished, sixty-six percent of the buildings burnt, and about eighty-two percent of the horses and cattle were driven away.
The people who dwelt in that unfortunate land had descended from the Rheinfranken or the Franks, and the Alemmani. In them were found the best qualities of their race, having been distinguished by their industry, independence, and integrity."

sarah bonner ricks

LCoulter41 — 1 Oct 2008 3:12:03 GMT

I am searching for the family of Sarah Bonner birth 1864. She married Isaac Walter Ricks in 1904 and had 2 children, one was my Grandmother. He married again in 1908. My GM said she died when she was little. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Linda

BONNER, Catherine or Katherine, Michigan about 1890

NormTalbot32 — 2 Apr 2003 7:22:48 GMT

Looking for info on a Catherine Bonner who married Samuel Clement Dehetre (Deshetres) about 1890 and whose daughter Marie married my grandfather Leon Ernest Talbot on August 22, 1911 at Assumption Church in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. The families were French but I have been unable to find her in the usual places and I have no data on her.

Marie Dehetre was born about 1891 in Detroit and died in Windsor, Ontario in 1929. I suspect that Catherine Bonner died about 1891 when Marie was born. It appears that Sam then married a Rosalie Schroeder who gave birth to son Robert H. in 1892 or 1893 (died in 1980 in Detroit) and possibly another son Jacques (James) in 1897. Sam was a carpenter living at 860 Scotten, Detroit, in 1890 as appears in the 1890 Detroit City Directory with relatives. He moved back to Windsor in 1898 and married Josephine Talbot. He died in 1942 in Windsor. Other relatives of Sam in Detroit were as follows:

Albert Dehetre carpenter 140 Brandon avenue Detroit MI 1890, 1891
Arthur Dehetre carpenter boards 860 Scotten avenue Detroit MI 1890, 1891
Benjamin Dehetre Mavnard & Co cabtmkr boards 310 Antietam Detroit MI 1890, 1891 (Not sure Benjamin is related)
Henry Dehetre carpenter 716 Scotten avenue same Detroit MI 1890, 1891
Peter Dehetre carpenter 860 Scotten avenue Detroit MI 1890, 1891
Samuel Dehetre carpenter boards 860 Scotten avenue Detroit MI 1890, 1891

Any help would be appreciated!

Blanche Bonner of Luling, TX 1917

drbrownlee — 26 Sep 2008 3:39:00 GMT

Blanche is pictured in the 1917 Pedagogue, yearbook of Southwest State Normal School, now Texas State University, in San Marcos, Texas. She is a sophomore. I'm not kin but thought this might help others.

Children of Booker T Bonner and Children of Jesse Bonner

dennislouis46 — 24 Apr 2008 11:29:09 GMT

I am in search of the children of Booker T Bonner, some of the names I can recall Booker T Jr, Larry, Sally out of Gaffney,SC.He had at least ten children I believe, and I am in search of Barry Bonner who was the Youngest son of Jesse Bonner and his last known address was Charlotte,NC. I am Dennis L Carrington the grandson of Alisha Bonner Buckingham the oldest Bonner child of twelve Bonner children. My great grand parents were Jim and Fannie Mae Gaffney Bonner out of Gaffney,SC.The Bonners which consisted of my grandmother were as follows, Alisha,Richard,Viola,Raymond,Lula,Earlie,Jimmy,Booker T,Jessie,Lottie,Gona,Lorraine. All of the Bonner children were born in Gaffney,Sc. Their is a Buckingham and Bonner Family Reunion in Norfolk,Va August 2008.

Doherty`s of Gllacknabrad,Donegal, Ireland, and Bonner`s of MalinHead,Donegal, Ireland

dbpoppopBonner — 13 Mar 2006 5:15:37 GMT

Looking for information pertaining to my Mother`s family Catherine Doherty born in Glacknabrad, Donegal, Ireland, 1892 and my Father`s family Daniel Bonner,born in Malin Head, Donegal Ireland, 1893

Bonner,Doherty,s from Malin Head,Donegal to Boston~1905

greene12291 — 5 Aug 2008 10:54:21 GMT

My great grandparents came to Boston from Malin Head,Donegal about 1905. John Doherty b.1874 married Marianne Bonner b.1878. They had 4 children before my grandmother Anna Rita was born in 1911. John died in the flu pandemic of 1918. Marianne came back several times with her youngest son Eddy. My cousins Edso and Trisha also visited ?1970's.They met relatives on both sides while there. Marianne died in 1957 here in Boston.Memories are fading and we have no further information regarding our cousins or our Bonner/Doherty ancestry. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

SARAH ELIZABETH BONNER m HOBERT MOFFITT

JEFF GROSS — 3 Oct 2001 3:19:19 GMT

HI!
WHILE TRACING THE MOFFITT TREE I DISCOVERED MY GREAT UNCLE HOBERT MOFFITT MARRIED A SARAH ELIZABETH BONNER. THAT IS ALL I HAVE, THEY LIVED IN TARLTON OR GRUNDY COUNTY TENNESSEE. ALL HELP IS GREATLY APPRECIATED.
JEFF

Bonner from Ireland

dbpoppopBonner — 30 Sep 2001 5:43:20 GMT

Looking for ,and to share information with relatives of:Bonner`s, Callihan`s, Doherty`s, Devlin`s, Casey`s, O`Grady`s, Dougherty`s, McLaughlin`s, and Devine`s, all originally from Donegal, Ireland

BONNER Philadelphia

Jeanne — 23 Jun 2006 6:21:24 GMT

I have found 4 prayer cards from the family of Edward J Bonner, (died in late 1930s in Phila.) Kensington, Philadelphia, PA
Frances Bonner--Died May 22, 1913 sister
Richard Bonner--Died February 14, 1919 brother
John F. Bonner--Died September 19, 1919 brother
Mary A. Bonner--Died August 20, 1929 cousin
Edward Bonner was married to Phoebe Millard Smith.
Anyone researching this family please contact me.

Rev John H Bonner 1808-1888 IN & OH

mwl2007 — 3 Apr 2005 9:07:42 GMT

Rev John H Bonner 1808-1888 married Margaret J Little 1816-1862 and had children Melvina Jane (who married Neriah Waite), Clarissa (who married Leander P Greves), Martin Luther (who married Nancy Shannon), Anna E S, Henry L, ?Rebecca J, and Sarah M.

They lived in Jefferson County, Indiana, and went to Scioto County, Ohio just after the 1850 census. John remarried after Margaret's death to an Eliza Patterson. All three are buried at Mt Joy Christian Church in Rarden Township.

Looking for others researching this family to compare notes.

Bonners in Pa-circa 1870

Patrick Bonner — 8 Oct 2001 5:28:54 GMT

Pat Bonner was born in Co. Donegal (1860). His sister Anne Bonner (1854-Co. Donegal) married James McKelvey and had a daughter Hannah in Pa (1874) Pat and Anne's parents were William and Catherine Bonner orginally Bonar. There may have been other siblings John, James, William, Bridget, Connel, Matthew, Catherine, Mary and Charles. Unkn dates of births on the other siblings but probably from 1854 forward. I do know Pat was in Idaho in 1889 when he married my GGM.

Debra Jean Bonner, looking for roots-descendent of Thomas N. Bonner from Ireland

cnslradvisor1 — 11 Jul 2008 2:02:46 GMT

If you are related to me, you may e-mail me at cnslradvisor@gmail.com I am Debra Jean Bonner, my great grandfather was John William Bonner born May 1, 1850, Eastport, maine, died March 30, 1933. My greatgrandmother was Zoreda Frances anne Whidbee born Jan. 7, 1856, Cape hattaras, North Carolina. I am related to the "Tidewater Virginia Hyslop's." my great, great grandfather was Thomas N. Bonner, and my great, great grandmother was Sarah Frances. Both were born in Ireland. I would appreciate any and all family contacts and information. Thanks family!

BONNER John/Jack--son of Edward Perry Bonner of NC, & Elizabeth

Agnes_Haddaway — 14 Jan 2007 10:06:43 GMT

Seek info. on John "Jack" Bonner. Born c 1910--1915. Possibly in PA or DC. Probably worked as a detective/investigator--as did his father, in DC. Father, Edward Perry Bonner born NC. Mother, Elizabeth, born NJ. Grandparents--John William Bonner, born in Maine, and Zorada Frances Whidbee Bonner, born NC. Anyone???

Miles Bonner of Blair Co, PA

KelleyGen — 5 Jul 2008 7:00:32 GMT

Here is his obit. I can't find his wifes.

Mr. Miles Bonner, of Vail, died on Tuesday morning, at the advanced age of 93 years. He was born in Donegal, Ireland, followed the sea life several years and was the owner of two fleets at one time. He emigrated to this country sixty years ago was employed at Bald Eagle Furnace several years, and was a hard working man all his life, and was the oldest citizen in Snyder township. He was a consistent member of the Catholic Church. He leaves four daughters to mourn his loss and has 32 grand-children, 38 great grand children, Misses Sarah and Fannie remain at home; Mrs. Alex. Kennedy, of Sandy Ridge and Mrs. A. Woomer, are the only children now living, having seven dead. His remains were interred in the Catholic cemetery this afternoon. He buried his wife, it will be remembered, the last of March, since which time he had never been out of bed.

The Tyrone Daily Herald (Tyrone, Pa) October 26, 1882

Any matches with anyone on this board?

Who has the worst Bonner "Boner" Story?

rbonner187 — 1 Apr 2008 2:09:54 GMT

I was an excellent track athlete in high school and college. Once while at race at A&M I was running the mile. It was my first time in college to be leading the pack of runners. While in the front I was feeling strong and proud until the announcer said very loudly over the intercom "and Robert BONER is now in the lead". The crowd started laughing. I wish I could say i remained in first and it was a great victory. But alas, and skinny dark guy from Kenya whipped my butt. hahaha

Any one elese have a funny Boner story??

Lillie Effie Bonner

myra_sager — 24 Aug 2004 12:36:35 GMT

Am looking for info on her relatives. Her father was Albert Warren Bonner, b. abt 1849 in Iowa,His father was William Stubbs Bonner,b. april 2, 1822 in Washington, Iowa.
Thanks in advance.Myra

Donna Jean Bonner, age, 58, daughter of, Anthony Colini and Clara Kelley Colini,

KENNELLYMARKA — 17 Jun 2008 4:53:57 GMT

Donna Jean Bonner
of 3926 Lamor Road, Hermitage, a devoted mother, passed gently on Thursday afternoon, May 29, 2008, in her residence with her family by her side. She was 58.

Mrs. Bonner was born on July 4, 1949, in Sharpsville to the late Anthony Colini and Clara Kelley Colini, who resides in Hermitage.

She graduated from Hickory High School, Hermitage, and was a member of Church of Notre Dame in Hermitage.

Donna was employed by the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections, Mercer.

She is survived by: two sons and daughters-in-law, Jason and Amy Bonner, Camden Del.; and Justin and Julie Bonner, Crownsville Md.; and a daughter and son-in-law, Dawn and Robert Myers, Plant City, Fla.

Three grandchildren, Ryan, Avery and Marshall Bonner survive, as well as a sister, Michelle Ramsey, Hermitage. She also leaves a longtime companion, Randall Young; her two dogs, Meisha and Annie; and a special aunt and uncle, Martha and Joseph Savoldi, Hermitage.

Her -husband, Donald E. Bonner of Mercer, also survives.

BONNER

Donna Jean, 58, of 3926 Lamor Road, Hermitage.

Service: Private services will be held today (5-31-08).

Arrangements by TURNER FUNERAL HOME, Ellwood City and New Castle.

Gail Bonner

nateclevenger1 — 15 May 2008 11:44:07 GMT

Hello!
I am looking for a Gail Bonner who would have been in IL in 1925. We recently found out that this person is listed on my grandfather's birth certificate as his mother. My grandfather's name was Thomas Daniel Qualls.

Bonner/Boner, Crookshank/Crookshanks/Cruikshank PA

madwritr — 21 Sep 2007 5:36:04 GMT

Does anyone know about John Bonner/Boner and Sarah Crookshank? I found a family tree in a book called Merry Olde Middlesex (--that would be Middlesex Twp, Bulter Co. PA) that indicates Sarah was the daughter of Andrew and Nancy Foreman Crookshanks. As we have only found 8 of their 10 children, I have no idea if this is correct. The chart says she married a John Boner. I found a record stating that Rev Abraham Boyd married a John Bonner and a Sarah Crookshank in Apr. 1846. Any help anyone can give me would be greatly appreciated!

Bonners of Louisiana

HENRY WILLIAM BONNER — 8 Oct 2001 9:52:56 GMT

There are many Bonner's out there. So I am
researching the roots of the Bonner family I became a part of. My father and the Bonner's came from Louisiana (Dodson, Winnfield, Tannehill, Calvin, Ward 8).

Brothers = James Henry, Frank, Will (or William) - (possible sister Ada or Ida)

cmburford — 11 Nov 2007 12:53:25 GMT

James Henry Bonner is my Great Grandfather. I found him as head of household in Harris County, GA. He married Eula Hastey. I am going on my mother's memory for the names of his sister and two brothers. I am looking for info on their parents. I think Frank or Will had a son named Sidney. Some of these may have lived in Alabama. James Henry (JH) and Eula (Grannie) ended up in Alabama. James Henry's birth is about 1881/1882.

Thanks for any help you can give.
C. Mark Burford
cmburford@alltel.net

james william edward bonner 1jan1892? father thomas

melodypeterson68 — 21 Mar 2008 5:29:57 GMT

looking for family information on james william edward bonner greatgrand father daughter pauline mary bonner my grandmother 1915-2003 having a hard time finding info anything helpful.. also georgia and alabama are states

Alice Bonner of Wichita Falls, TX 1917

drbrownlee — 16 Mar 2008 12:59:45 GMT

Alice is individually pictured in the 1917 Coyote, yearbook of Wichita Falls High School. She is a member of the senior class.

James Bonner, born about 1930s, died 1980s in MS

Jessica Key — 22 Sep 2001 5:19:26 GMT

Hello folks, I'm trying to trace a line in my family tree that has stumped me for months. I'm hoping someone hear can recognize and assist me with this line.

I'm looking for the parents, siblings, or other family of my paternal grandfather, James Bonner. He was born in the 1930s or 40s approximately, and died in the mid 1980s (I'm not sure of the exact date -- my mother took me to his funeral when I was a baby, and told me later that I attempted to climb in the coffin with him :-/).

According to my father, Edwin, he came from a big family of about fifteen children, but as a teenager his family was split up for some reason and he moved to Mississippi. He married Linnie, the daughter of Clifford Brown and Lela Armstrong, and they had two children, my father and his sister. James died of liver cancer.

Please, does anyone know of this line? It's one of my more elusive ones, and try as I might, I can't seem to crack it. My dad doesn't remember much more, though he did say James only kept in touch with one of his sisters, who died a while back. Any takers...?

PENNSYLVANIA LAND APPLICATIONS

smithcodeman — 1 Feb 2008 6:54:47 GMT

Possible mis-spellings here also,
"Bunnel,Solomon ES-4022
Bonnell, ES-3076"
And one true spelling
"Bonner, Rudolph ES-332,333
Bonner, Ursula."
There was also a Robert Bonner in Cumberland/Northumberland/Montour on 3 April 1769

1790 Virginia Census

smithcodeman — 1 Feb 2008 6:27:23 GMT

I think there are a lot of mis-spellings in this book.
as I have looked through it, I have seen Bonney, I believe to be a Bonner as entry just before Flanakin, I believe should have been spelled Flanagan, listed in Princess Anne County, page 61, 1783. Also seen a Reuben Bonar listed in Monongalia County, I think should be Bonner.
There is some Bonner family listed, Ann, Thomas, William, and William. Thomas is listed as having nine(9) in family.
One William Bonner is listed on page 69, Hampshire County, on the "List of Job Welton", with six"(6) in family.
Have seen Bonny, Bonney, Bones, Boner, Bonn, Barns, Barn, I believe to be mis-spellings of Bonner

Lurline L. (Broome) Bonner, 87, Daughter of the late Harry and Lida (Jobes) Broome;

Irishlovey_1 — 1 Feb 2008 6:12:02 GMT

Lurline L. Bonner
Wilmerding
Lurline L. (Broome) Bonner, 87, of Wilmerding, Thursday, Jan. 24, 2008. Daughter of the late Harry and Lida (Jobes) Broome; wife of the late James J. Bonner;
beloved mother of James B. (Carol) Bonner,
Homer G. (Mary) Bonner, Lurline L. (John) Weller
and Beverly J. Bonner;
loving grandmother of James "J.J." (Wendy) Bonner,
Lisa (John) Griffin,
Eric (Deidre) Bonner, Joseph (Jennifer) Bonner,
Michael Weller, Leah (Jason) Nicholas,
Lori (Brian) Sommer,
Deron (Michele) Nicholls
and Kelly (Michael) Brocato;
numerous great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren;
sister of the late Grace Gordon,
Robert, John, James, Homer, Harry and William Broome.
Friends received from 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday at ALFIERI FUNERAL HOME INC, 201 Marguerite Ave., Wilmerding, PA 15148, 412-824-4332, where service will be held at 11 a.m. Monday. The family suggests memorial contributions be made to Children's Hospital Foundation. Seagate Bldg., 1251 Waterfront Place, Pittsburgh, PA 15222,

Walter Lee Bonner and wife Lucy in Alabama

tricia Rivers — 6 Oct 2001 10:50:14 GMT

I am looking for any information on Walter Lee Bonner or wife Lucy Bonner from Alabama, possibly Florida.They may had been born in the late 1880's. Any info. would be greatly appreciated..Thankyou.

Index to the 1810 Census of Virginia

smithcodeman — 29 Jan 2008 8:47:41 GMT

Page 32,
Bonner,Amos 481 Mnn, Monongalia(W.Va.),69.
,Edmund 647 Glc, Goucester,68.
,Geo. 542 Prg, Prince George,70.
,Harry, F.N. 628 Sss, Sussex,71.
,J. 484 Mnn, Monongalia(W.Va.),69.
,James 541 Prg, Prince George,70.
,John 446 Grn, Greensville,70; Halifax missing.
,Jos.,Jr. 481 Mnn, Monongalia(W.Va.),69.
,Josh. 480 Mnn, " "
,Reub. 484 Mnn, " "
,Robert 530 Prg, Prince George,70.
,Samuel 418 Rnd, Randolph(W.Va.),70.
,William 414 Bth, Bath,66.
,Williamson 446 Grn, Greensville,68; Halifax missing.
see Boner
Boner,David 6 Oho, Ohio(W.Va.),70.
,Jno.,Ser. 480 Mnn, Monongalia(W.Va.),68.
,Joseph 616 Gls, Giles,68.
,William 681 Br, Brooke(W.Va.),66.

West Virginia Hillbilly, January 2, 1957

smithcodeman — 14 Jan 2008 3:48:36 GMT

"Page Four"
"The Sheriff Desserts the Fort"
"He's a new Sheriff but he gave up the fort. That's a joke after a fashion. The new Sheriff of Wetzel County is Shannon Westerman. He and his wife, in moving to the Sheriff's quarters, have given up their 1776 home, which was one of the first forts built along the Ohio, and is chuck full of valuable papers, documents and other historic items. Presley Martin, the man who gave New Martinsville it's name, was born here."

1958 Daily Desk Diary, Appointments, Memoranda, Reminders

smithcodeman — 14 Jan 2008 3:41:07 GMT

of Oscar Doane Lambert,Ph.D.,
Friday, March 7, 1958,
"This has been a fair day but cool. Went to the hospital to see Glenn Hunter concerning records of the Forks of the Cheat Baptist Church. These records start 1775 and run continuously to the present. when he returns to the church will request the official board to give the records to the Virginia Archives. This is brother Gordon Lambert's birthday, his 67th year. Seems only a short time since we were children at home."

Abstracts of North Carolina Wills 1760-1800

smithcodeman — 13 Jan 2008 8:28:10 GMT

Beaufort County Wills,
1779 Bonner, Henry, Elizabeth, Mary, William, Henry, Patience, James, Ann, Edward.
1783 Bonner, James, Anna, Sarah, James, Elizabeth, Samuel, Mary, Henry, Joseph, and Willis.
1791 Bonner, James, Ann, Sarah, Nathan.
Chowan County Wills
1766 Bonner, Henry, Elizabeth, thomas, William, Henry, Richard.
1789 Bonner, Mary, Blount, John, Mary.
1785 Bonner, Thomas, Mary.
1797 Bonner, Henry, Nancy, John, Elizabeth, Sarah, William.
Martin County Wills
1783 Bonner, James, John, Stapleton.

James Bonner

greeneyes122274 — 5 Jan 2008 9:16:31 GMT

My father and mother divorced in 1957 and he left military also. I'm trying to find due to genetic testing needed for my granddaughter (his great granddaughter). He was born in Highland Park, IL on January 10, 1938?. He married February 3(?), 1956 to Janet Heckman in Lincoln, Neb. They met through my grandmother on the military base cafeteria. I born that December 1956. Granddaughter needs relative testing.

Virginia Colonial Abstracts

smithcodeman — 31 Dec 2007 7:56:51 GMT

By Beverly Fleet,Volume I, page 106, entry "# 38, Will of William Carne?. Dated 18th July 1656" James Bonner is mentioned.
On page 110, Volume I,entry # 64,"James Bonner aged about thirty years.... about the last of April. signed James Bonner. Recorded 27th July 1659." Bridget Bonner aged about twenty-four years on same date.
VIRGINIA, NORTHERN NECK LAND GRANTS, Volume II, 1742-1775, compiled by Gertrude E. Gray, page 228,

Virginia Colonial Abstracts

smithcodeman — 31 Dec 2007 7:57:17 GMT

Bonner

smithcodeman — 31 Dec 2007 7:44:56 GMT

Book,"9000 MEN WHO SIGNED THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE AND FIDELITY TO MARYLAND DURING THE REVOLUTION" Compiled by Bettie Stirling Carrothers, 14423 Eddington Drive, Chesterfield, Missouri,
Thomas BONNER, Anne Arundel County, page 1.

Bonner

smithcodeman — 31 Dec 2007 7:44:39 GMT

Bonner

smithcodeman — 31 Dec 2007 7:44:14 GMT

THIRTY THOUSAND NAMES OF IMMIGRANTS IN PENNSYLVANIA

smithcodeman — 31 Dec 2007 7:39:14 GMT

By Daniel Rupp, Reprinted 1975.
Index
Page 142 is Casper Bonner.
Page 76 is Rudolph Bonner
Page 76,"21)September 19, 1732. Palatines imported in the ship, Johnson, of London, David Crocket, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Deal.-Col.Records, Volume III, page 453." Rudolph Bonner is numbered with the one hundred and twelve males above sixteen.
From the book,"GERMAN SETTLERS OF PENNSYLVANIA, Staatsbote, Philadelphia,"Rudolph Bonner conducted a tavern in Methacton (Worcester Township, Montgomery County." This is dated pre-April 1762
"September 7, 1773, Rudolph Bonner, the younger, opened a store on Manatawny Road in the house where Rudolph Bonner formerly lived."

BONNER CEMETERY -- ROCKDALE CO GA --HELP!

cemeterylady171 — 23 Jun 2004 9:52:18 GMT

I need help finding the Bonner Cemetery near Conyers GA. It is marked well on the map, seems to be rather large but I have walked the woods and cannot find it. Does anyone know exactly where it is? That's the way it is with cemeteries -- sometimes you have to have someone take you by the hand and say "see -- there it is!" If I find it I will transcribe it and post it.

John Albert Hastey and Mollie E Bonner

clarenceburford1 — 20 Nov 2007 4:09:02 GMT

I am looking for the connection between John Albert Hastey and Mollie E Bonner and evidence of that connection. Were they married? If so, when? Do we have documents, Bible pages, or anything? Do we have documents showing any children they may have had? I've seen them in one family tree but I need something showing their children. I can make assumptions and probably some backward deduction about this but I would rather have some sort of documents. Thanks.
Mark Burford
Dalton, GA

Book: Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1790

smithcodeman — 28 Oct 2007 7:27:51 GMT

29th August 1768, John Bonner and Elizabeth Staddleman.
9th November 1775, Susannah Bonner and John Baker.

FIRST BONNERS TO ARRIVE IN PENNSYLVANIA

smithcodeman — 27 Oct 2007 4:29:23 GMT

Page 215 of HISTORY OF THE LAMBERT FAMILY With Information on the Bonner, Bright, Carr, and Yokum Families by Oscar Doane Lambert,Ph.D.,Dean of West Virgina Wesleyan College for almost fifteen years, Teacher, Author, Historian.
"On November 25, 1740, the ship Loyal Judith from Rotterdam anchored in port at Philadelphia, having on board a cargo of immigrants, who had been taken on ship in the Palatinate. Among the number to arrive was Casper Bonner. He took the oath of allegiance to the British government, which was a requirement of all non-English immigrants, and signed his name to the register. On that date he was twenty years of age, which makes his birth year 1720.1"(((Footnote 1)))" 1. Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd series, XVII, 201."
"After tarrying for a time in Pennsylvania, Casper Bonner set out with that memorable migration of Germanpeople to find homes south of the Potomac. The next notice of him taken is that he purchased a farm from Lord Fairfax in Fredrick County, Virginia. His land lay along Toms Creek, which became a part of Brkeley County when it was formed in 1772.2 At the time he made the transfer of location, he had taken part in the frontier warfare and had achieved the rank of corporal."
(((Footnote 2)))
"2. Land Records of Berkeley County, Book R, p. 112."
"On May 2, 1779, this frontiersman acquired another boundary from Fairfax, this one amounting to three hundred sixt-five acres. In part the title stated:"I do give, grant and confirm to Gasper Bonner, of Berkeley County, a certain tract of waste and ungranted land (three hundred sixty-five acres in Berkeley County) on some drains of the Potomac."
(((Footnote *)))
"* Note the irregular spelling."
"From the best available sources it appears that the sons of Casper Bonner came west to the Monongalia Valley with Zackwell and David Morgan, who had been their neighbors in Berkeley. It is recorded that Reuben Bonner was stationed at Prickett's Fort, Monongalia County, June 12, 1777.4 On October 8, 1788, the following entry was made: "Surveyed for Reuben Bonner four hundred acres of land in Monongalia County adjoining land of Morgan Morgan in right of residence including his improvement made in the year 1773, agreeable to a certificate from the commissioner, for adjusting the claims to unpatented lands in
((page 215 ends here, Footnote 3.= same as 2.,Footnote 4. "4. Virginia in the Revolution, by McAllister, 231."
begin page 216))
the counties of Monongalia and Ohio, dated 19th of February 1782."5 There is no question, in the opinion of the writer that Reuben Bonner was the son of Casper, the immigrant."
"The following evidence is given to sustain this opinion, location of home, family names, and relationship with families in Berkeley County. It has been related that Reuben Bonner migrated with the Morgans to the Monongalia Valley. The names of his children were Casper, John, Joseph, Katherine Strain, Susan Saremore, Mary Gibson, Margaret Harmeason, Elizzabeth Miller, and Charlotte Sterne.(married names of daughters)."
"The name of the wife of Casper,Jr., was Sarah. Their children were Reuben, Nancy Anne, Mary, Rebecca, Ora, Sarah, Eliza, and Emma. His will was probated August 20, 1820. Reuben went to Kentucky, where he was residing in 1810. He being the only male child of Casper,Jr., closed that line of the family, in western Virginia. The writer has not found any record of his returning to his native state. The home of Casper was located along the Tygart Valley River."
"On August 24, 1785, a survey of four hundred acres, east of the Monongalia River, was made in Monongalia County, for John Bonner, brother of Casper,Jr. It appears that the land conveyed to him was a military grant for services rendered...

FIRST BONNERS TO ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA (Continued)

smithcodeman — 28 Oct 2007 7:18:17 GMT

in the Revolutionary War. Then on October 4, 1809, an entry reads, "Surveyed for John Bonner,Jr., 100 acres in Monongalia County, a part of a Land Office Treasury Warrent of 2000 acres, No. 19555 issued to William Strather and bearing date December 22, 1783.""
"The name of the wife of John Bonner,Sr. was Rebecca. They had the following children: Rebecca Ferrell, Mary Grubb, Racel Morgan, Reuben, Joseph, John, James, Amos, and Enoch."
"Joseph, the brother of Casper and John, took up his first land in 1797. He lived on White Day Creek, Monongalia County. His children were Mary Stack, Catheerine Swisher, Elizabeth Swisher, Joseph, John, Casper, Margaret Leah, Henry, and Ruth A. Staysn. He had served in the Pennsylvania militia, and achieved a grant of 500 acres for it."
"This is a brief summary of the line of Casper Bonner, among the first of his family to arrive in Pennsylvania from German Palatinate."
(((End of page 216,more later)))

FIRST BONNERS TO ARRIVE IN PENNSYLVANIA

smithcodeman — 27 Oct 2007 4:29:20 GMT

Max Braxton Bonner(1909-2003)/Ethel Robinson(1916-1999)

Indego3 — 14 Oct 2007 12:46:47 GMT

Does anyone know who Max's parents are? All I have on him is what is in the subject line above...

Nancy
Indego3@aol.com

Jacob William Bonner and Lucinda Townley

gialol96 — 30 Sep 2007 3:37:26 GMT

Looking for information on Jacob William Bonner and wife, Lucinda Townley. Jacob William Bonner was the son of James G. Bonner and Missoure Jane Odom. Jacob was born 21 April 1865 in Alabama and died 4 April 1935 in Alabama. He married Lucinda Townley. She was born 7 July 1871 in Walker Co., AL. They had ten children: Lester, Guy, Vesta, Mamie, Clara, Chesley, Jeanette, Arizona, Henry Lovid, and Trana.

Mamie Bonner, my husband's grandmother, was born 6 July 1898 in Alabama and died 4 July 1993 in Cordova, Walker County, Alabama. She married Elzie Lollar. They had several children, one of which was my father-in-law, Billy Burton Lollar.

Any information on this line would be greatly appreciated.
This is all that I know about these lines. Any pictures would be greatly appreciated as well.

Gina Lollar

You can email me at gialol96@yahoo.com.

William Bonner m. Jerimima Carr 1802

VWest0839 — 28 Apr 2002 3:18:34 GMT

Searching for William Bonner, father of Mary who was married to Laban Huffman, in WV area. William was married to Jerimima Carr in 1802. Need to know more details, including parents, siblings, other children, etc. Write to me at: vwest@eohio.net.
Thanks!

Eliza Bonner b 10/1843 married David Toy, Armstrong Co PA

MarylCurtis — 23 Feb 2006 3:47:25 GMT

Does anyone have info on Eliza--especially on who her parents were? I have hit a brick wall with her. The Bowser family history book shows David Toy married Eliza Bonner An 1850 census search shows an Eliza Boner, either 14 or 16, living with John and Nancy McGarvey in Franklin, Armstrong Co, PA. She was the only one I could find, and I have no idea if she was related to the McGarveys.

BONNER/BONER

mariannegb — 4 Apr 2006 6:14:54 GMT

Searching for information re: my paternal great-grandfather, John BONNER (originally BONER). Born in County Donegal, IRE abt 1 May 1861. Father's name--MICHAEL BONER. Mother--unknown. Married Mary MCGINTY in Philadelphia, PA on 30 January 1887. Died in Philadelphia 25 March 1930. Had five children--all born in Philadelphia, PA--Michael P (abt 1888), Cornelius ("Neil") J. (abt 1891), William J (abt 1894), Mary Catherine (abt 1896 - March 1977) and John J (20 April 1899 - 11 June 1950).

Jane "Jennie" Bonner

lesleystevens — 6 Apr 2002 4:12:15 GMT

Seeking information on Jane Bonner married first to E. Halterman then to Frank W. Wise and lived in Lincoln, Nebraska. Daughter Florence Elizabeth Halterman. Would like to share information. grstevens@netzero.net

Bonner and other families from Donegal, Ireland

dbpoppopBonner — 27 Sep 2001 5:12:03 GMT

Looking for , and to share information on relatives of the Bonner`s, Callihans, Doherty`s, Devlin`s, Casey`s, Dougherty`s, Mc Laughlin`s, and , Divine`s. All from dear old Donegal, Ireland.

Bonner christenings & marriages at Old Church St Pancras, London

Graham Bonner — 22 Jul 2002 1:36:03 GMT

Hi,

Has any out there got connections with the Bonner family which generally married and were christened at Old Church St Pancras in London. The dates would be 1700's and 1800's.

Hope to hear from you.

Graham Bonner

OBIT: Mary Oline Patton Bonner, 1912-2007, Ark>Tx>La

seekhavn — 30 Jul 2007 8:35:21 GMT

Source: Houston Chronicle, July 29, 2007

Mary Oline Patten Bonner, b. 12 May, 1912, Louisville, Ark., d. 25 July 2007.
Preceded in death by husband, Stanley Bonner; parents, G.E. and Mary Agnes King-Patton; brothers, Wood and L.B. Patton; and sister, Nona Patton-Whitehead.
Survived by immediate family in Shreveport, La.
Mary lived most of her life in Houston, Tx where she had a 29 year career in nursing with Shell Oil until she retired in 1967.
Graveside service on 31 July 2007 at Forest Park Cemetery East on St. Vincent Street in Shreveport, La.

Not related to deceased.

BONNER, Thomas Sr., Thomas Jr., Moses H, William, Granville Co., NC>Hickman Co., KY 1750>1830+

BillHarvey34 — 22 Jun 2001 11:11:58 GMT

Hickman Co., KY, February, 1828 - Thomas BONNER Jr. appointed William BONNER (brother or probably uncle?) as his
attorney in fact to to demand, sue, recover and receive of from Sally (?Sarah?) BONNER or Executor or Administrator of the Estate
of Thomas BONNER Sr, deceased and Moses H BONNER, deceased, both of the County of Granville, state of North Carolina. I
believe this Thomas Bonner Sr. and William Bonner were brothers having both resided in Granville Co., NC until William left NC to
go to KY where he had received land grants - he may have also resided in TN prior to settling in
Hickman Co., KY. Moses H. BONNER was a son of Thomas Sr. who died before his father's estate was settled and there may
have been some difficulties encountered when Thomas Jr. tried to get his inheiritance.

I am trying to make contact with any of the BONNER clan who are familiar with any of the above or who have ancestral roots in
Hickman Co., KY or Granville Co., NC or any one knowledgeable of this Bonner line in either county or in TN for that matter.

The following is the immediate descendancy of William Bonner - one of my 3rd-gr-grandfathers :

1 William Bonner b: ? in ? d: Bet. 18 Sep 1830 - 7 Mar 1831 in Hickman Co., KY
+Anna ______?
2 Isham H. Bonner b: Abt. 1805 in TN? d: Bef. 1850
+Sarah J. Phillips
2 James Bonner b: Bef. 1811
2 Jesse W. Bonner b: Bef. 1811
2 Martha Bonner b: Bef. 1811
+James Nichols
2 Nelson F. Bonner b: Bef. 1811
2 William R. Bonner b: Bef. 1811
2 Willis A. Bonner b: Bef. 1811
2 Elizabeth Bonner b: 9 Dec 1811 in NC d: 3 Feb 1843 in Hickman Co., KY**********
+Aaron Asbell b: 4 Aug 1800 in NC d: Unknown in ?
2 Jane Bonner b: 1814 in TN d: 1871 in Dent Co., MO
+Samuel Asbridge b: 12 Jan 1812 in NC d: 12 Jan 1899 in Dent Co., MO

Bill Harvey wlh@foothill.net

Jill Chirstine Bonner

DylBonner — 22 Jul 2007 1:04:58 GMT

Looking for news of Jill Bonner last known in Rhode Island. She was born in Yorkshire, England 1937 and was a nuclear physicist at University of Rhode Island. Her family in England have lost touch and are anxious to contact her.

Jeff? Bonner, born circa 1869 Maryland, died 1878 New Orleans

jjimenez69 — 19 Jul 2007 3:23:45 GMT

Hi, I am looking for the names of the parents of Jeff/Jeffrey/Jefferson BONNER born supposedly in Maryland abour 1869 and died in 1878 New Orleans in their last major yellow fever epidemic. Anyone with info, please contact me. Thanks. JJ

William Edward Bonner of MS and TX

Suzanne897 — 17 Jul 2007 7:35:18 GMT

I am looking to confirm who the parents are of my great-grandfather, William Edward. I cannot locate a birth or death certificate for him, but I know he was born on 31 Dec. 1877 in Enid, Tallahatchie, MS and located to Ellis, TX where he passed away on 18 Aug. 1945.

Edward married Maudella Collins but they later divorced. They had two children - Robert Lee and Otis Marion Bonner.

If anyone has more information, please let me know!

Bonner / Collinsworth connect Lousiana or Mis. TX.

BarbaraHill42 — 8 Aug 2006 8:01:31 GMT

Mary Bonner married a Collinsworth . James Collinsworth from Caldwell county Texas was one of her children. These
Collinsworth are related to Davis and Braley of that same county.

Collinsworth were rejected by the Chowtaw Indian tribe.. tho Mary Bonner professed to be Indian.

ANY help from the Bonner side out there ?

barbara hill

Bonner Research

smithcodeman — 9 Jun 2007 7:00:56 GMT

Book:Pennsylvania Marriages prior to 1790.Page 32,"1768,Aug29,Bonner,John, and Elizabeth Staddleman."

Book:VIRGINIA WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS 1632-1800 Compiled by Clayton Torrence,Index:Halifax County, Bonner,Thos.1792; Middlesex County,Bonner,Peter 1760; Orange County Bonner,Jno. 1745;Sussex County,Bonner,Mary 1770."

Bonner

smithcodeman — 9 Jun 2007 6:50:55 GMT

Book:PASSENGERS FROM IRELAND List of Passengers Arriving at American Ports Between 1811 and 1817,Transcribed from The Shamrock or Hibernian Chronicle by Donald M. Schlegel,Genealogical Publishing Company 1980, Library of Congress #79-90983 ISBN 0-8063-0870-2,Page 26,Chapter11-Entry#10,"(a)The Mary Augusta,Captain Hall,37days from Newry, arrived at New York before May 25, 1811 with 102 passengers
(b)exclusive of the passengers per the Westpoint, A list of whom we give today, we are glad to perceive Captain Alexander and Mrs. Thompson,Mr and Mrs. Bonner and Miss Jane Bonner."
Same book,page 53,chapter 12 Entry#7,"(a)Ship Hibernia,Captain Graham 23days from Belfast, arrived in New York, before May 2, 1812 with 93 passengers.
(c)John Bonner and family."

BONNER

smithcodeman — 9 Jun 2007 6:01:16 GMT

Book: HEADS OF FAMILIES-VIRGINIA,1782. Page #24, Halifax County

Bonner Family from Souldern Oxfordshire

debzturner — 23 May 2007 8:09:11 GMT

Hoping that someone out there can help me in my search information on Thomas Bonner and his wife Elizabeth Dolley(Dolly) from Souldern Oxfordshire.( I have some informaiton on Elizabeth's family)

They were married on the 14th June 1786 in the Parish Church after Banns. Richard Bonner (could he be a father or brother of Thomas) and Elizabeth Wooton were witnesses.

From the information that I have Thomas and Elizbeth had a family of seven daughters, Ann, Mary, Hannah who married Richard Gurden, Esther, Catherine, Sarah, Rebecca who married John Stayton (they had no children).

I am descended from Hannah and her Husband Richard Gurden so I have information on their descendants but can find nothing on the other sisters.

I am hoping that someone out there can help me add to the jigsaw.

Bonner, Bonar etc early history

Cameron Graham — 25 Jan 2002 5:35:21 GMT

Just a quick hello to you all......Your family is a known sept of the Graham Clan and the name Bonner was once very common throughout Scotland. From the old French 'bonair' meaning gentle or courteous. One of the first known Bonars was Thomas Bonar who was a witness in Aberdeen, 1281. Linked to the clan since 1507......Yours Aye, Cam. (Cameron Graham of the Clan Graham Association of Scotland).

Bonner Family

smithcodeman — 21 May 2007 6:01:41 GMT

Oscar Doane Lambert,Ph.D. states on page 213, of his book printed in 1957, HISTORY OF THE LAMBERT FAMILY With Information on the Bonner, Bright, Carr, and Yokum Families, Publishers Whitney & White, Morgantown West Virginia,"At present the Bonner family is widely spread thoughout the country. Originally it is derived from an English, Scotch and German ancestry. However the German line largely predominates, having come from the provinces of the Palatinate on the Upper Rhine River."
Page 214,"The great immigration lasted nearly a hundred years. From 1683 to 1774. During that period it is estimated that 100,000 Germans and Swiss entered Pennsylvania. This hardy, intelligent people became the ancestors of numerous American families, among whom was the Bonner family."

BONNER

smithcodeman — 11 Apr 2007 2:40:56 GMT

Book:PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN PIONEERS,Volume II,Strassburger & Hinke,This is a two volume set,really thick books.
Index,
BONNER(BONNER{this one has two dots,over the O.},Boner),
Casper(Jasper) I,283,284,286.
Hans Jacob I,244,245.
Rudolph I,72,76,78
BONART,
Henry I,685

Volume I,page 283,"[List 78A]A List of All the Mens Names and [ages] on board The Ship Loyal Judith, Captn Lov[ell Paynter][Qualified Nov. 25, 1740]"
"Jasper Bonner age 20"
Volume I,page 286,"[List 78C]At the Court House in Philada, Novr 25th 1740. Present:The Honble George Thomas,Esqr, Governor, Samuel Hassell,Esqr,Mayor of Philada."
"The Palatines whose names are underwritten, imported in the Ship Loyal Judith, Lovell Paynter,Commander, from Rotterdam, but last from Deal - did this day take & subscribe the foregoing Qualifications or Oaths to the Government."
"Casspar ( ) Boner"
Page 244,and 245 lists Hans Jacob's last name as "Benner"

Volume I,page 71 and 72,"[List 21A]A List of Palatines arrived in the Port of Philadelphia on board the Johnson Galley of London,David Crockatt,Comr,Sept. 18th O.S.,1732.
Men Above 16 years
Page 76, and 78,"Rudolph (X) Bonner"

Newton Bonner

Kathy Atkin — 25 Sep 2001 7:23:56 GMT

Still searching for information on Newton Bonner (born 1821) married to Elizabeth Smith Julian.
Son John Robert Bonner. From the Census of John Robert Bonner, Newton is born either
in North Carolina or Kentucky. John Robert Bonner spent most of his childhood in Greenville, Bond,
Illinois. With his stepfather Elihu R McCord and mother.
Then moved to South Dakota,California then Utah.

Any one out there working on this same family?? or has information!
Thanks, Kathy
atkin@gbasin.net

Will of John Bonner, Fairfield SC, 1820

lesliedhood1 — 7 Jun 2004 8:22:46 GMT

Fairfield Co. SC Will Bk 9, p. 7:

Will of John Bonner, dated 25 May 1820:

Sons: William, David, John, Samuel & James;
Daughters: Jenet McDill, Anna Miller, Margaret Curry, Rachel Bonner and her children by her present husband.

Mamie Bonner of Alabama

gialol96 — 15 Feb 2007 9:26:50 GMT

Looking for information on Mamie Bonner, born on 6 July 1898 in AL, died 4 July 1993, Cordova, Walker Co.,AL, burial at Boley Springs Cemetery in Berry, Fayette Co., AL. She married Elzie Lollar, born 8 Apr. 1897 in AL, died 20 July 1988 in Fayette Co., AL, and is also buried at Boley Springs Cemetery.

Mamie Bonner was the daughter of Jacob William Bonner and Lucinda Townley. Jacob William Bonner was born 11 January 1832 in unknown. He died unknown. He married Lucinda Townley, no dates known for her. Jacob William and Lucinda were married on 11 January 1857 in Cowetta Co., GA.

Jacob William Bonner was the son of James Gable Bonner and Missoure Jane Odom. No further information known other than their names.

You can email me at gialol96@yahoo.com if you can help me. You can probably tell that I do indeed need help with this line.

Gina Lollar

Henry Bonner in 1910 Arkansas Census- Help!

JFriedman7947 — 28 Apr 2004 1:53:39 GMT

I need help finding Henry Ossman Bonner in 1910 Arkansas census. He is listed in both the 1900 and 1920 Logan County Arkansas census. His residence in both is listed as Petite Jean, Logan County, Arkansas. But I can't find him in Petite Jean in 1910.

His wife was Millie Coverson. In the 1920 Census he was listed as having the following children: Nora E. (b. 1905), Seretha G (b. 1907), Henry C. (b. 1909), Ruth A. (b. 1912), Jame E. (b. 1914), David T. (b. 1916), Lester R. (b. 1919). This is important because my wife insists that there wasn't a Nora or Seretha in the family. They both should show up on the 1910 census along with Henry C.

If anyone can help me out here, please I would appreciate it. Thank you.

Mamie Bonner

gialol96 — 6 Jan 2007 4:17:19 GMT

Looking for information on Mamie Bonner, born 6 July 1898 and died 4 July 1993. She married Elzie Lollar. They lived in Berry, Fayette Co., AL. You can email me at gialol96@yahoo.com.

Gina Lollar

Cornelius Bonner; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient (aka Alexander Bradley)

jasche — 27 Dec 2006 3:05:29 GMT

Alexander Bradley
AKA: Cornelius Bonner

For details see:

http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.bradley/3409/mb.ashx

Alabama Bonner

Leah Bonner — 22 Sep 2001 5:41:55 GMT

My name is Leah Bonner. I am from Alabama.Hello!!!!

Letterkenny Buncrana Londonderry Bonner

matty2006 — 25 Jan 2007 4:11:15 GMT

I'm trying to track down my dad's family.
His name was Alexander Leo Bonner, born April 13, 1914 in Londonderry. Father: John Leo Bonner. Mother: Bridget McGowan
His siblings were as follows: Kevin, Mollie , Eileen, Sarah (Sally) and a possible Sean.
One of the sisters married a Lynch and the other a Doherty.
I have a picture of Sally with a small boy called Bobby. They are standing outside of a house called Moss Side which I understand did belong to the family.
My dad married Annie Bradley (father Henry Bradley mother Mary McBride) in 1938 and they lived in London until 1955.

Any help would be appreciated.

RE: ANN E. PENN, ANDREW JACKSON BONNER

Kay Robertson — 13 Nov 2006 3:10:42 GMT

Looking for any information on Ann E. Penn who married Andrew Jackson Bonner, Warren Co., TN. Trying to find information on Ann Penn Bonner's father James Penn b. abt 1818 in VA. In Warren Co., Tn for 1850-60-70 censuses then believed to have died between the 1870-1880 census. Was married to Permelia Frances Garretson 1840's in Warren Co., Tn?

Abigail, wife of Thomas Bonner

R_Gurganus — 12 Nov 2006 6:10:47 GMT

I'm researching Abigail, wife of Thomas Bonner 1690-1765 of Beaufort Co NC. Does anyone have any recent discoveries?

There have long been many guesses as to her maiden name and parents: could be Abigail Daw, daughter of Nicholas Daw and Abigail Wallis; or Abigail Jones, daughter of Edward Jones; or Abigail Butt, daughter of Richard and Dinah Butt; or that she was a Bryan(t). I don't know where these guesses came from...

I have done some digging on each of these specific families, and I believe it's safe to say that none of the first three are correct:

Our Abigail was born c.1694, and had children born c1714, 1715, 1719.

For DAW -- It looks like Abigail Wallis's father William was born c1673, and so Abigail (wife of Nicholas Daw) could be born as early as 1690, or maybe as late as 1730 -- regardless, this is too late to be the mother of Abigail, wife of Thomas Bonner.

For JONES -- The IGI says this Abigail Jones is born 1694. However, Thomas and Abigail were already married for several years when Edward's will was written 1718, and he names his daughter as Abigail Jones, not Bonner.

For BUTT -- If Richard was born c1688 according to posts on Rootsweb, then his daughter Abigail would be born at a minimum around 1705/1715, or later according to Richard's marriage date of 1729, too late to be Abigail, wife of Thomas Bonner.

So I'm going with the theory of "Bryan(t)" as this doesn't yet have attached parents. Of course, she could still be a Daw, Butt, or Jones - just not the parents suggested above.

Ray
www.gurganus.org

Jacob William Bonner and Lucinda Townley

GinaLollar96 — 7 Nov 2006 3:44:41 GMT

Looking for information on Jacob William Bonner, son of James Gable Bonner and Missoure Jane Odom, and Lucinda Townley. Also on Mamie Bonner, daughter of Jacob William Bonner, and husband, Elzie Lollar.

Any information would be greatly appreciated. You can email me at gialol96@yahoo.com or gms2bbl@aol.com

Gina Lollar

Thomas Duffy of Hazleton

jim — 19 Oct 2006 4:11:52 GMT

Interested in Information on the following family

From Hazleton PA Plain Speaker, Thurs. July 15, 1937

Thomas Duffy, of 116 East Green street, this city, died yesterday at 12:35 pm following a three weeks' illness. He was born in England and is a former resident of McAdoo locating in Hazleton 16 years ago. He is a member of St. Gabriel's church, this city, and of the Holy Name Society of that parish. Shortly after the turn of the century, during the John Mitchell regime, the deceased served as first president of District No. 7, United Mine Workers of America, an office that he held for many years. Surviving are his widow, who was formerly Ellen Bonner; two daughters, Mrs. John Henry, of East Mauch Chunk, and Katherine Duffy, of Harrisburg; and one sister, Mrs. William Johnson, of Hazleton. The funeral will be held Saturday morning with a solemn high mass of requiem in St. Gabriel's church at 9:30 o'clock, and interment in St. Patrick's cemetery, McAdoo.

BONNER,COSNER married in Tucker,W.V.Nov.3,1870

smithcodeman — 14 Feb 2005 3:09:41 GMT

Seeking parents of Seymour Mac BONNER born 28 December 1846 died 1932 married Mahala Elizabeth Cosner born 1849 in Grant Co. W.V. died in 1901.BONNER found in DE,DC,MD,PA,OH,VA,WV 1880 U.S. Atlantic and Great Lakes Census Index.Daughter of appropriate age found in 1880 Census.Lists her Birth year as 1865.Any help?

Willie Julius Bonner[from Laurel Leader Call Oct. 13, 2006]

David McBride — 16 Oct 2006 5:17:10 GMT

Willie Julius Bonner, 59, of Heidelberg, Ms. died Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2006, at his residence.

Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, at Triumph the Church and Kingdom of God in Christ Church in Vossburg, with burial in the church cemetery. The Rev. Prince Charlie George will officiate.

He was preceded in death by his father, Louis Julius Bonner, and his daughter, Lisa Lawson.

He is survived by his mother, Maudie Bonner of Vossburg; a son, Alane Lawson of New Orleans, La.; five daughters and four sons-in-law, Agnes and Frank Bridges and Pamela and Allen Thomas, all of Picayune, Malykka and Kendale Bonner of Waynesboro, Deanna and Dennis Brown of Louisville, Ky., and Titianna Bonner of Hattiesburg; three brothers and sisters-in-law, Lonnie and Jerlene Bonner, Mack and Shirley Bonner and Terry and Cynthia Bonner, all of Vossburg; a sister and brother-in-law, Marcella Leggett and George Leggett Sr. of Vossburg; 15 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and numerous other relatives and friends.

Visitation will be held from 6-8 p.m. today, at Triumph the Church and Kingdom of God In Christ Church in Vossburg.

Brown Mortuary Inc. in Laurel is in charge of arrangements.

East Coast Bonners

gerrybonner — 8 Oct 2001 10:02:16 GMT

looking for any info about thomas h bonner, sr and family. had thriteen children,i believe, some of whom lived in media,delaware county at the turn of the century or shortly thereafter.
One son is still living, Hugh bonner, Esq. who is the oldest practicing attorney in media,Delaware County,Pa. All replies are appreciated. This was and still is a large family.

Thomas Bonner & Elizabeth Dolley - Souldern Oxfordshire

debzturner — 16 Oct 2006 5:15:08 GMT

Hi

Hoping that someone maybe able to help me. I am currently researching my mothers family , her maiden name was Gurden. Her GG grandfather was Richard Gurden who married a Hannah Bonner daughter of Thomas & Elizabeth Bonner of Souldern Oxfordshire, England in 1814. Elizabeths maiden name was Dolley/Dolly. I am currently able to go back as far as Elizabeth as Thomas but would love to be able to go back further with this family line. I would be interested in contacting anyone who may be able to help me in my search. Thanks Debz

The 21 children of Thomas Bonner

David M. Bonner, Jr. — 6 Jan 2004 4:16:49 GMT

I have information related to the many children of Thomas Bonner provided to me from a family member.
The names included are:
Hiram, Sebron, Jordan, Ollif (also Olive and Ollie), Henry, Ahab, Matilda, Elizabeth, Mahalah, Allen, Mary (aka Polly), Josiah (called Joe), Emily, Rachael, Thomas (Tom), George W., Wilmoth, Rebecca Ann (called Becca Ann), James H., Arrena (called Rean), William (Bill).

I am a decendent of George W. Bonner, Sr. listed above.
Happy Hunting,
David M. Bonner, Jr.
david.bonner@jwt.com

BONNER Ireland; Portland ME; Frisco, NC; USA - HYSLOP Northampton Co, VA; Norfolk, VA; USA

revealingmypast — 1 Mar 2005 4:59:58 GMT

My grandmother is Maude Virginia HYSLOP Miller 1904-1983. She married Lindsay Edward Miller Jr abt 1925, Norfolk, VA. Her mother is Sarah (Sadie) Elizabeth BONNER 1883-1955, born in Portland, Maine. Sadie’s parents: John William BONNER and Zorada Frances WHEDBEE. John William’s parents: T N and Sarah BONNER - hailed from Ireland, touching down in Maine and then the Outer Banks and Frisco, NC. I am looking for any information you may have on the ancestors of the BONNERs of Portland, Maine and Frisco, NC. Looking also for information on the WHEDBEEs. Also: O'NEAL, SCARBOROUGH, WARREN, DENNIS, DAWLEY, ETHERIDGE, POWERS, and any other links to the BONNERs.

Maude Virginia's father: Henry Joseph HYSLOP 1880-1927. Henry Joseph’s father is Henry Godwin HYSLOP 1851-1914. His mother is Mary Virginia DUDLEY Eason Hyslop 1851-1906. I am looking for any information you may have on the ancestors of the HYSLOPs of Northampton County, VA, the DUDLEYs of Portsmouth, VA, and the DENNIS family as they relate to the HYSLOPS. Also, looking for PRATT and any other links to the HYSLOPs of Northampton.

Also any info on the daughter of Mary Virginia and Whitmel EASON - Oiler EASON b abt 1871.

Any assistance that can be offered on my HYSLOP and BONNER search would be greatly appreciated.

Bonner in New York

handy — 26 Sep 2006 5:20:39 GMT

Andrew Bonner/Eleanore Burke marriage 17 July 1879

nHarriett — 26 Sep 2006 5:19:53 GMT

Louraina "Louraney" Bonner m. Hartwell Jones abt 1790

caroline — 2 Sep 2006 12:44:59 GMT

I am trying to find the Hartwell Jones line and Luraney was his wife. They had 8 children, Seaborn L.,Hartwell Jr., Richard, George, Oliver, Mary, Lou Ranie and Ann. The time frame is from abt 1770 to 1850. Any help you can give will be appreciated.

Bonner in Florida

Alicia — 8 Oct 2001 5:03:07 GMT

My name is Alicia. I am new at geneology. I am trying to trace the roots of my family.
I have had little contact with them in my life and would like to learn more about them.
I am the grand daughter of Ida Pearl Smith. This is her married name. She was married
before to a man with surname Bonner. They had 2 sons - David and Michael Paul Bonner.
I am not sure of her birth name. I do have her social security number. She died in
Jay Florida about 1993(?) I think - the early 1990's anyway. Any help would be greatly
appreciated in establishing my familial roots.