Thanks, Ray, for that good info. Will check out the website for other names. Ed Crabtree From the State of Missouri in the USA [email protected]

Hi, All: Anyone know anything about John Bonner, the map maker in Boston about 1640-1725 or so? Here's a website of one of his maps of Boston. Would like to know more about him - Does anyone have any information on him or on any New England Bonners? http://www.mappingboston.org/html/map10-0.htm Cheryl Higgins

He's buried in churchyard in Washington, Beaufort Co, NC. Pictures (taken by me) of the grave are on my website at http://209.190.205.248/genes/db/browse.cfm/ID/16043 Ray Gurganus www.gurganus.org Ed Crabtree wrote: >Looking for burial location of Thomas Bonner, High Sheriff of Beaufort Co., >NC. > >

Here's what I have... Generation 1 John Bonner b abt 1500 in Otley, Yorkshire, England, d abt 1556 in Camden, Gloucestershire, England mrd Isabel Bonner b abt 1505 in Of Otley, Yorkshire, England. 2 Anthony Bonner b abt 1538 in Of Campden, Gloucestershire, England 3 Anthony Bonner b ? in England 4 Anthony Bonner b ? in England, Gloucestershire, Quintin, and died in Albemarle Co., mrd Marian Vaughan. 5 Thomas Bonner b 1617 in England, Gloucestershire, Quintin, and d in Albemarle CO, NC and mrd Mary ? 6 Henry Bonner I b 1664, d 7 Oct 1738 in Chowan Co, NC 7 Thomas Bonner b 1690 in Albemarle Co, NC, d 7 April 1765 mrd Abigail Brian d aft 7 Apr 1765. 8 Col James Bonner I think everyone probably has it from there... I am of course, a descendant of Col James. I have some more information on the family, but this part was handy to get to. The rest I would have to go digging for. (This part is on the front of my geneology book because when I found it I printed up the main part of the information in this format and felt that " my search was complete") I'd like to have time to search for "details of the family memorabilia" like what EVERYONE did... not just the easy info to find.... but alas... who has the time..... Feel free to email... [email protected] Amy Baum Garretson (My mother was the Bonner)

Hi, Ed: Can you elaborate about the dates and the places for these people? Cheryl Higgins 436 Prospect Street #5 New Haven, CT 06510 [email protected] (203) 444-6347 (c) (203) 773-1764 (h) (888) 541-3158 (p) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ed Crabtree" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, March 28, 2003 1:12 PM Subject: [BONNER] Colonel James md Mary Maule > Looking for more information on James' wife Mary Maule - supposed daughter > of Patrick Maule, MD and Elizabeth Porter. I have no personal information > on Mary. > > Thanks for any help. > > > Ed Crabtree > >From the State of Missouri in the USA > [email protected] > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

While we are at it; how about some information on Thomas' parents - Henry Bonner and Deborah ?Whitley? Thanks for any help. Ed Crabtree >From the State of Missouri in the USA [email protected]

Looking for burial location of Thomas Bonner, High Sheriff of Beaufort Co., NC. Could also use any info on his wife, ??Abigail?? Thanks for any help. Ed Crabtree >From the State of Missouri in the USA [email protected]

Looking for more information on James' wife Mary Maule - supposed daughter of Patrick Maule, MD and Elizabeth Porter. I have no personal information on Mary. Thanks for any help. Ed Crabtree >From the State of Missouri in the USA [email protected]

Hi, I am looking for information about John BONNER who had sons Jeremiah, Ira, John C. late 1700's and lived first in Dorset, Bennington, VT and married in Boston. (wife's last name might have been DEANE?)He was in VT for the 1790 census, and He then moved into Remsen, Oneida Co. NY and eventually his son Ira moved into MI and his (Ira's) family stayed there. John went there with him for a time and died back in NY, possibly in a neighboring county, Oswego. Would like more infomration about this John, if anyone is descended from one of his sons. I am looking for info on his son Jeremiah, and the names of Jeremiah's (at least five) children, one of which is Samuel D. who married Dianah G. and lived in Manassas, VA for a time, then moved back to Oneida, I think, and possibly Martha, Ann and Luther, Luther being my descendend, might have been born in 1819, might be another Jeremiah child or two as well. Jeremiah married "Olive". However, cant find a thing about Jeremiah other than the above, and if I can track his brothers, might come accross him too. Really desperate here. Any John-related info would be great. Have the Jeremiah censuses, but they are all before the time of naming the family members, so don't need these. Just more history on this family? Cheryl Higgins

Hi, What country are you talking about? Cheryl Higgins ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2003 4:52 PM Subject: [BONNER] neww interest > I am currently researching my grandfathers family from Leicester. My gt > grandfather was John Bonner born in B'ham about 1855. He was a house painter > married to Sarah. They had 3 children Lillie, Walter( my grandfather) and > Mary Anne. In 1881 they were living in Ruding St and had moved to Olive St by > 1901. Does anyone know if these places still exist? Walter married Rebecca > Jeffcoate and I think that Mary became Mary Crewe on marriage. > Kathy > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

FYI: There are several Bonner's listed as being in photos. It is not my book, nor am I affiliated with the seller. The names/birthdates/places may help in the research which are shown near the bottom of the page. The url is: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=2980&item=2919622940 Hope it helps someone! Lisa

I am currently researching my grandfathers family from Leicester. My gt grandfather was John Bonner born in B'ham about 1855. He was a house painter married to Sarah. They had 3 children Lillie, Walter( my grandfather) and Mary Anne. In 1881 they were living in Ruding St and had moved to Olive St by 1901. Does anyone know if these places still exist? Walter married Rebecca Jeffcoate and I think that Mary became Mary Crewe on marriage. Kathy

Hello Listers, I am pleased to report that we have some more results for the BONNER Surname DNA Project. In my case, I know through family Bible records and even pictures who my great great grandpa Bonner was. But I never really had rock-solid proof upwards of there. Sure, I have census records for the next couple of generations where there is a person with the right name in the right place, and of about the right age, but with common names like James and Benjamin, and lots of BONNERs in the area, it is hard to be precisely sure whether I had the right guy or maybe his 3rd cousin. And if nothing else, it is nice to be able to determine biological descent. Sure, legal descent is interesting too, but I am rather more interested in my biological descent. And all my data refers to legal descent (wills, census, etc.). So I finally have something that rather nails down my biological descent, and rules out any chance of unannounced adoption or perhaps some form of hanky-panky at least back to about 1780. I am now ENTIRELY satisfied that I know my BONNER line through my great great great great grandpa. But it will not stop there. For now that I have my DNA results, I can find earlier relationships to test. And it will never end. For no matter how many generations back I go, that BONNER still got his Y-chromosome from his dad, so the technique still applies, and I need do no further testing on myself. So even if I find a previous generation, and another, and another - I can always find more. Unlike census records that end in 1790 (for example), or Wills that end in (say) 1700, or baptism records that end in (say) 1640, this is a record with no end. It continues back in time, vastly predating even the use of surnames. So of course, this technique still requires samples to compare, so I renew my request for persons to submit to testing - but for my part, it has already been money well spent. Here is the link to table of results, & &c.: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gbonner/bonnerdna/ <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gbonner/bonnerdna/> Cheers, Gregg

I am looking for information on Bonners in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. George Bonner was lighthouse keeper at Point Aconi. K. Bonner-Harris [email protected]

Dear Listers, Interest in the BONNER surname DNA project has been a little better than I had anticipated. I have had several inquiries, which includes a number of formal "join" requests. Nevertheless, I would still like to see wider participation, as the general utility of the technique requires a substantial donor pool. If you are, or know a male who still carries the BONNER surname (or spelling variant thereof), then please consider participating. I have revised the webpage since it was last posted here. It should provide some useful information in regards to the project. We should have some results to report in the coming weeks. I will keep the list informed as developments warrant, as well as continue my calls for participants. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gbonner/bonnerdna/ <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gbonner/bonnerdna/> Cheers, Gregg Bonner Bonner-L ListAdmin Bonner DNA Project Head

Denise, The messages are just few and far between. Barbara, MT. ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Watsons" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, March 03, 2003 9:12 AM Subject: [BONNER] Active List? > Is this an active list? I am not receiving any posts on this list. > Thanks > Denise Maupin Watson > Alexandria, VA > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Is this an active list? I am not receiving any posts on this list. Thanks Denise Maupin Watson Alexandria, VA

I am looking for descendants of Mrs. Mitch Bonner. I know that she had a son named Billy Bonner, who was my mother's first cousin. My mother was Mary Elisabeth Roper of Oklahoma City (Mrs. Denham Maupin). I have located some other descendants of the Wm Roper family and would like to connect with Mabel Roper Bonner's descendants. Thank you, Denise Maupin Watson Alexandria, VA

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Dear Listers, I am pleased to announce the creation of the BONNER DNA Project: It is my hope that we can use DNA to tie together the many various clans of BONNER (and its many spelling variants) from around the world. I hope that all interested parties will help in a sample recruitment effort. Do you know any male BONNERs who may be interested in such an endeavor? If you have any questions about the project, then please e-mail Gregg Bonner, the project manager, at: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> As results become available they will be displayed here: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gbonner/bonnerdna <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gbonner/bonnerdna> Bonner families slated for inclusion in the project include (where possible), but are not necessarily limited to: BONNER, Thomas Trotter: Born: 1822, NC Married: 30 SEP 1834, Marengo County, Alabama Spouse: Elizabeth H. SHACKLEFORD Died: 31 DEC 1849, Phillips County, Arkansas BONNER, (Sheriff) Thomas Born: Abt. 1690, ? Married: ?, ? Spouse: Abigail unknown Died: 07 APR 1765, ? BONNER, Henry Born: Abt. 1664 Married: Bef. 10 APR 1705, Perquimans County, North Carolina Spouse: Deborah WHEDBEE Died: Aft. 21 SEP 1738, Chowan County, North Carolina BONNER, Thomas Born: 1617, England Married: ?, ? Spouse: Mary unknown Died: 1685, Albemarle County, North Carolina BONNER, Anthony Born: 1564, England Married: ?, ? Spouse: Marian VAUGHN Died: ?, ? BONNER, Anthony Born: Abt. 1580, Otley, Yorkshire, England Married: ?, Gloucester, England Spouse: Bridget SAVAGE Died: 16 NOV 1579, Campden, Gloucester, England BONNER, John Born: Abt. 1500, Otley, Yorkshire, England Married: ?, ? Spouse: Isabel unknown Died: 1556, Camden, Gloucestershire, England BONNER, Henry Born: Abt. 1620, England Married: ?, ? Spouse: unknown unknown Died: JUL 1689, Chowan Precinct (Albermarle County, North Carolina) BONNER, Richard Born: Abt. 1615, England Married: ?, ? Spouse: unknown unknown Died: Aft. 1640, Virginia BONNER, Henry Born: Abt. 1650, ? Married: Abt. 1670, Charles County, Maryland Spouse: Elizabeth unknown Died: Abt. 1702, Prince George's County, Maryland BONNER, John Born: Abt. 1700, ? Married: Abt 1722, Albemarle Parish, Virginia Spouse: Jane COOK Died: Abt. 1783, Virginia BONNER, Rudolph Born: Abt. 1704 Married: ?, ? Spouse: unknown unknown Died: 16 NOV 1784, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania BONNER, William Born: Abt. 1720, ? Married: 21 AUG 1747, Chowan County, North Carolina Spouse: Sarah Luten Died: Abt. 1775, Chowan County, North Carolina BONNER, David Born: Abt. 1732, London, England Married: 18 SEP 1755, Springfield Township, Hampden County, Massachusetts Spouse: Mercy HANCOCK Died: 5 NOV 1804, Springfield Township, Hampden County, Massachusetts BONNER, William Born: Abt. 1730, ? Married: ?, ?; 6 DEC 1767, ? Spouse: Honore unknown, Sylvia WILLIAMSON Died: Abt. 1812, Prince George County, Virginia BONNER, James Born: Abt. 1753, Ireland Married: ?, ? Spouse: Mary LAIRD Died: 01 NOV 1825, Monroe, Alabama BONNER, John Born: Abt. 1745, England Married: Spouse: Deliah DEAN Died: Abt. 1849, Orwell, Oswego County, New York BONNER, Joseph William Born: 11 Nov 1747, Pennsylvania Married: May 1771, North Carolina Spouse: Margaret Elrod Died: 13 Aug 1785, Hope, Forsyth County, North Carolina BONNER, Robert Born: Abt. 1749 Married: Abt. 1770, Lunenberg County, Virginia Spouse: Prudence BUGG Died: ?, ? BONNER, William Born: Abt. 1783, Augusta County, Virginia Married: 11 Nov 1802, in Randolph County, Virginia Spouse: Jemima CARR Died: 13 DEC 1857, Black Fork, Tucker County, Virginia Cheers, Gregg Bonner BONNER-L List Admin BONNER DNA Project Admin