Can I put another chink in the works? I also have Elizabeth Roy married to Archibald Martin BONNER, brother of Samuel H BONNER. That was supposed to be 27 Oct 1853. Is this Elizabeth ROY another one? I realize there could be two or more of them running around, especially at this time period. Jeff Carr in TX On Sat, 16 Oct 1999 20:40:56 -0400 Donald & Evelyn Armentrout <[email protected]> writes: >A few dotting of the i's and crossing of the t's for Jeff (Great >Job!): > >WILLIAM BONNER >Tucker County Deaths reflect William Bonner died 9 Dec 1857, age 81, >s. of William & >Elizabeth Bonner, b. Hardy County, reported by s. Solomon Bonner. > >SAMUEL H BONNER >Randolph B2, P19; Samuel H Bonner m. Elizabeth Roy 30 Nov 1845. >Elizabeth (Nelson) >Bonner d. 22 Jan 1856, d. of Absolam and Jane Nelson, as reported by >h. Samuel >Bonner per Tucker County Deaths. Louisa Nelson appearage 11 in the >home of Samuel & >Elizabeth in Randolph 1850 census. Joseph S Roy Jr m. Elizabeth >Nelson 26 Sep 1839, >Pendleton, Va. Elizabeth having died in 1856, Samuel appears in the >1860 Tucker >Census with Columbus 14, Marion A 12, Sarah 9, and Ann 6. (No wife). >Samuel appears >in the 1880 Randolph Census age 63, living with s. Columbus. Randolph >County Deaths >show Samuel died 10 Aug 1886, age 73, of heart disease as submitted >by M E Bonner >d-in-law. M E Bonner was, in fact, Mary Ann Nelson b Jan 1849, d. of >Robert J and >Margaret (Mullenex) Nelson, w. of Christopher Columbus Bonner. This >information >should narrow your four possible wives to two and clarify whatever. > >Glad to be of assistance, > >Donald Kay Armentrout, Great-Grandson of James Bonner, the only son of >Christopher >Columbus Bonner. > ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.