Hi Kathy, You wrote: (1) John Robert Bonner of Kentucky born about 1800 not sure but a strong possibility this was his full name. Wife Unknown (1) Jim Bonner who owned a Big Plantation in Virginia. (All I know) (2) Newton Bonner --Born Jan 1821 in Kentucky This is the story of [snip] Any of my Bonner line connected to the four in the DNA message (William Bonner, b. ABT. 1730; Thomas Bonner, who m. Mary Heath and also m. Jane Green; Col. Henry Bonner, who m. Nancy Ann Cate; and John Bonner, who m. Sarah Hicks)? My answer: This is why I suggest the project - you just never know. If we already knew all the connections, there would be no point to the DNA analysis. I would say that since your earliest (shown) Bonner is born 1800, then he could be descendended from any one of those four. Cheers, Gregg P.S. I also have Bonner cousins in KY. They are related to Thomas Jefferson Barrett. I don't know how those Bonners fit in either.

My ggg g'pa is William Bonner, b., 1795, KY, wife unknown. William's children known to me: Thomas Jefferson Bonner, b., 1831 MO., m., Sarah Green, 8/30/1850. Francis Bonner, male, b., 1835, ILL. Elisabeth Bonner, b., 1836, ILL. Susan Bonner, b., 1838, ILL. All this is info gleaned from 1850 Census, Jackson co., ILL. The only one I have any other (positive) info on is my gg g'ma Sarah Green Bonner. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bonner, Gregg" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 5:09 PM Subject: RE: [BONNER] Bonner DNA Y-Chromosome Project (John Robert Bonner) > Hi Kathy, > > You wrote: > > (1) John Robert Bonner of Kentucky born about 1800 not sure but a strong > possibility this was his full name. Wife Unknown > (1) Jim Bonner who owned a Big Plantation in Virginia. (All I know) > (2) Newton Bonner --Born Jan 1821 in Kentucky This is the story of > > [snip] > > Any of my Bonner line connected to the four in the DNA message (William > Bonner, b. ABT. 1730; Thomas Bonner, who m. Mary Heath and also m. Jane > Green; Col. Henry Bonner, who m. Nancy Ann Cate; and John Bonner, who m. > Sarah Hicks)? > > My answer: > > This is why I suggest the project - you just never know. If we already knew > all the connections, there would be no point to the DNA analysis. I would > say that since your earliest (shown) Bonner is born 1800, then he could be > descendended from any one of those four. > > Cheers, > > Gregg > P.S. I also have Bonner cousins in KY. They are related to Thomas Jefferson > Barrett. I don't know how those Bonners fit in either.