North Carolina

CHOWAN COUNTY, NC - Will - Henry Bonner, 1738.
This file was contributed by: E. Ross <martingen@hotmail.com> Copied from Original Will, filed in the Office of the Secretary of State, by John B. Grimes; North Carolina Wills and Inventories, pub. 1912. Now located in the NC Archives, Raleigh, NC.
                          Henry Bonner, 1738
IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN. I, Henry Bonner, of Chowan precinct, in the
province of north Carolina, planter, Calling to mind the uncertainty of
this life, Do make and ordain this Insturment of Writing to be and purport
my Last Will and testament, and as to what Estate it hath pleased God to
bless me with here, I Give and bequeath in the manner and form following,
to wit:
I Give and bequeath to my son, Henry Bonner, all that my plantation,
tract, or seat of Land Lying in the precinct aforesaid, and whereon I
now Live, with the Appurtenances, to him and his heirs forever. I give and
bequeath all that my plantation, tract, or seat of Land Lying in
Greenhall, in the precinct aforesaid, and the appurtenances, to my said
son, Henry Bonner, and his heirs forever.
I give and bequeath to my son, Thomas Bonner, all these my three
plantations, tracts, or seats of Land Lying in the precinct aforesaid,
Comonly called and known by the names of Brin's, Holes's, and Jones's
plantation, with their appurtenances, to him and his heirs forever.
I give and bequeath all that my plantation, tract, or seat of Land Lying
in the precinct aforesaid, comonly Called by the name of Bayes's
plantation, to my Grandson, Richard Lewis, and his heirs forever.
I give and bequeath unto my said son, Henry Bonner, all the Stock of what
nature or kind soever that is now on and belonging to the aforesaid
plantation in Greenhall, and Six Negroe Slaves Called, to wit: Sam, James,
Maria, priss, Kate and Bob, One new feather bed and furniture, one Oval
table, one brass kettle, six new peuter dishes, four peuter basons, six
peuter sup plates, six peuter fiat plates.
I give unto my said son Thomas Bonner all and every of the stock that is
now on, and belonging to the aforesaid two plantations Called Brin's and
Holes's, and five Negroe slaves called, to wit: Cush, Suew, Cudjoe, Tomboy
and Doll, One new feather bed and furniture, One Oval table, six new
pewter dishes, four pewter basons, six sup plates, and Six fiat plates,
and One mare.
I give and bequeath to my Daughter, Elizabeth Lewis, One Negroe woman
slave, Called Grace, One new feather bed and furniture.
I give and bequeath to my Grandson, Richard Lewis, a Negroe girl slave
called, Nann.
I give and bequeath to my Daughter, Deborah Bonner, One new feather bed
and furniture, and three Negroe slaves Called, Minge, Simon, and phebe.
I give and bequeath unto my Daughter, Mary Bonner, One new feather bed and
furniture, and three Negroe slaves Called, Daniel, Dinah, and Jane.
I give and bequeath to my Grand daughter, Sarah Lewis, One Negroe Slave
Called Joan.
I give and bequeath unto my Grand daughter, Deborah Lewis, one Negroe
slave Called, Moll.
I give and bequeath all the rest and residue of my personal Estate unto my
said Children, to wit: Henry, Thomas, Elizabeth, Deborah, and Mary, to be
Equally divided amongst them.
And all the rest and residue of my real Estate, I Order and direct my
Executor, hereafter mentioned, to dispose of, and the moneys arising
therefrom to be Laid out for the Educating and maintaining my two
Daughters, Deborah, and Mary, in their minority, and that they Live with
my Daughter, Elizabeth, and that she have the Care and management of them.
And further it is my Will and pleasure, that my son, Henry, before the
Negroes are Divided between him and his Brother Thomas, do make or Cause
to be made upon One of thc plantations herein bequeathed unto the said
Thomas, which he, the said Thomas, shall direct sixty thousand bricks for
building a house thereon.
It is my Will and pleasure that my said son, Thomas, do Live with my son
Henry, during his minority, and I appoint my friend John Benbery to take
care that the Estate herein bequeathed to the said Thomas, be not in the
mean time be embeziled or wasted.
And I do hereby nominate and appoint my said son, Henry Bonner, to be
Executor of this my Last Will & testament, Revolting and annulling all
former Wills by me heretofore made, and pronouncing, publishing and
Declaring this to be my Last Will and testament.
In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal, at Chowan
precenct aforesaid, the twenty first day of September, 1738.
                                           his
                                     Henry B Bonner. (Seal)
                                           mark
Sealed, pronounced, published, and Declared in the presence of:
Jos. Anderson.
Abram. Blackall.
James Potter.
                                     October ye 7th. 1738.
Came before me Dr. Abraham Blackhall, & James Potter, & made oath that
they saw Coil: Henry Bonner, sign, seal & publish ye within as his last
will & testament, that he was of sound & disposing mind & memory, & that
Mr. Joseph Anderson subscribed as a witness thereto.
At the same time, Mr. Henry Bonner took ye oath appointed by law to be
taken by executors.
                                     W. Smith, Clerk.

North Carolina, Beaufort County

List of the Taxable Persons for the Year 1764.

Name White Black Total

Bonner James 1 4 5

Bonner Richard 1 1 2

Bonner Henry 1 2 3

Bonner Thos 1 7 8

Bonner Thos Junr Saml Cook 2 6 8

REPRESENTATIVES OF BEAUFORT COUNTY
1764 – JOHN BARROW,    THOMAS BONNER
1766 – JOHN BARROW,    THOMAS BONNER
1767 – JOHN BARROW,    THOMAS BONNER
1769 – JAMES BONNER,   MOSES HARE
1717 – JAMES BONNER,   WYRIOT ORMOND

1790 census The 1790 census was begun August 2, 1790. The marshals were expected to finish the census within nine months of the Census Day –by May 1, 1791. Although most of the returns were in long before the deadline, Congress had to extend the count until March 1 1792. By that time some people were probably counted who had not been born or present by 1790
1790 NC Beaufort County Census
New Bern District
Heads of Families

1st # = Free white males of 16 years and upward, imcluding heads of families
2nd # = Free white males under 16 years
3rd # = Free white females, including heads of families
4th # = All other free persons
5th # = Slaves

Bonner, Sarah                        0-0-6-0-0
Bonner, Henry                       1-0-0-0-12
Bonner, James, Senr.             1-2-4-0-51
Bonner, Henry S.                   3-3-3-0-6
Bonner, James, Junr.             1-0-0-0-2
Bonner, Joseph                     1-0-0-0-4

Beaufort County Militia, 1781
     "A List of the Several Divisions of Affective Men in the Beaufort
     Ragiment of Militia Made the 20th of April 1781

No. 1
James Bonner Jur.
No. 2
Samuel Bonner
John Bonner
No. 3
Benjn. Bonner

BEAUFORT COUNTY, NC - Land Division - Benjamin Peyton, 1804.
From the Partitions and Divisions Book 1, pages 41-42, Beaufort County,
NC - a copy made from the microfilm in the NC Department of Archives,
Raleigh, NC
Beaufort County, NC
September Term 1804
The petition of John Bonner by Ben Fulford his guardian and next friend,
Jno. Kewell and wife, Thos. Ellison and wife, Edward Griffeth & wife,
and Thos. Bowen-Sheweth unto your worships that Benjamin Peyton departed
this life about the year 1760 possessed of a piece of land situate and
lying in the county of Beaufort on the So. side of the So. dividing
creek, Beg. at John Turners line 60 po. from the mouth of Bailey's
Creek, running along John Turners line So. 7 W. 245 to a white oak in
Turners line So. 80 W. 660 po to a cypress swamp. No. 10 W. 415 po to a
red oak in the Swamp, No. 80 E. 420 po to Wm. Wallaces corner, So. 16 E
280 po to the bridge, No. 50 E. 320 po along Wm. Wallace's line to the
mouth of a little creek, So 40 E. to the mouth of Baileys Creek, then to
the Beg. Containing one thousand six hundred acres leaving five
daughters (to wit) Mary Peyton who marryed Henry Snoad and died without
issue, Sarah who married Thomas Bonner who died leaving your petitioner
Jno. Bonner his heir at law, Elizabeth who married John Porter and left
the wife of John Kewell your petitioner, Ellinor who married Wm. Tripp
and had issue Harriett and Julia & who married Thos. Ellison and Edward
Griffith your petitioners and Grace who married Bazil Smith by whom she
had issue Benj'n R. Smith who has conveyed his interest in the same to
Thomas Bowen your petitioner. That at the death of Mary Peyton alias
Mary Snowd she was possessed of a piece of land on the So. side of
Pamptico River on the West. side of the So. Dividing Creek, Beginning at
a branch joining Ben Peyton's land & running thence So. Up the Creek 640
poto a chesnut oak by the side of cypress Swamp, West 160 po to the
pocosin along the pocosin side 640 po. Thence to the first station
contg. Six hundred and forty acres, That your pititioners are the only
legal representatives of Mary Snowd she having died without issue.
They therefore pray you to appoint five commissioners to lay off and
divide the same among them & when having done so to make their return to
this Worshipful Court & as in duty ound they will ever pray.
                                               Thos. H. Blount
                                               For Petitioners
Rich'd Cogdell          )
Wm. Vines               )
Batson Whitehurst       )     Commissioners
Hillary Whithurst       )
Wm. Smaw                )

CHOWAN COUNTY, NC - Will - John Bonner, 1753.
This file was contributed by:   E. Ross <martingen@hotmail.com>
Copied from Original Will, filed in the Office of the Secretary of State,
by John B. Grimes; North Carolina Wills and Inventories, pub. 1912. Now
located in the NC Archives, Raleigh, NC.
                          John Bonner, 1753
IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN. The Eleventh Day of November, and the year of our
Lord God, One Thousand, Seven Hundred and fifty Three. I, John Bonner, of
Chowan County, in the Province of North Carolina, Planter, being very Sick
and weak in Body, but of perfect mind and Memory, Thanks be given unto God
for it, Therefore calling unto Mind the Mortality of my Body, and knowing
that it is appointed for all men once to Die, do make and Ordain this my
last Will and Testament, That is to say, Principally and first of all, I
give and recommend my Soul into the Hands of God that gave it; and my Body
I recomend to the Earth, to be buried in decent Christian Burial at the
Discretion of my Executors, nothing doubting byt at the general
Resurrection I shall receive the same again by the mighty Power of God: and
as touching such Worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me
in this life, I give, demise and dispose of the same in the following
manner and Form:
Imprimis. I Give and bequeath unto my God Son, Thomas Ecleston, Two Negroe
Boys, Jack, and Cato., Six Cows and calves, & m Riding Horse, to be
deliver'd him when he comes to Age, and if he should die without Heir
Lawfully begotten of his Body, the same to return to my Brother, Thomas
Bonner.
Item. I give and bequeath to my Cousin, William Howcott, one Negroe Boy
Named, Bob. and if he should Die without Heir, the said Negro Boy to be
Divided between his Two Sisters, Elizabeth and Mary Howcott.
Item. I give and bequeath to my Cousin, Edward Howcott one Negroe Girl
Named, Grace. and if he should Die without Heir, the said Girl, to be
divided between the aforesaid Elizabeth and Mary Howcott.
Item. I Give and bequeath to my Sister, Sarah Howcott, One Gold ring.
Item. I Give and bequeath to my Sister, Martha Howcott, One Gold Ring.
Item. I give and bequeath to my Brother, Thomas Bonner, my Plantations
whereon I now Live, and all the Land that I have now in my Possession,
Likewise all the Rest and Residue of my worldly Estate. (Except such as is
herein before mentioned.)
I Likewise constitute and Appoint the aforesaid Thomas Bonner, my Sole
Executor of this my Last Will and Testament; I Likewise leave John Benbury
and Henry Bonner as Trustees to see that my Will is fulfilled according to
my Desire. And I do hereby utterly disallow, revoke, disannul all and every
other former Testatments, Wills, Legacies and Bequests, and Executors, by
me in any ways before Named, Willed and bequeathed; ratifying and
Confirming
this and no other to be my last Will and Testament.
In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal, the Day and Year
above written.
                                     John Bonner. (Seal)
Signed, Sealed and Declared by
the said John Bonner, as his last
Will and Testament, in the Presence
of us:
Jere'h. Michener.
Jno Smith X.
George Liles. Jurat
North Carolina, Chowan County SS. January Court, 1754. Present His Majestys
Justices:
   These may Certify that George Liles, appeared in open Court and made
oath that he Saw John Bonner, Sign, Seal, Publish and Declare the within to
be and Contain his Last Will & Testament, and that he was then and at that
time of Sound & Disposing mind and memory, and that he also Saw John Smith,
& Jeremiah Mitchener, Sign there names thereto at the same time. Then
appeared Thomas Bonner, Exr. to the within Will and was duly Qualified by
taking the oath by Law Appointed.
   Ordered that the Secretary of sd. Province have notice that Letters
testamentary issue thereon as the Law Directs.
                            Test. Will Halsey, Cler. Cur.

Bertie County, NC - Wills - Bonner, John, 1754
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Transcriber Note: This area of Chowan later became part of Bertie County.
Secretary of State Original Wills, 1663-1789
Bonner, John, 1754 (Chowan County)
North Carolina
Chowan County
January Court 1754
Present His Majestys Justices
These may Certify that George Liles appeared in open Court and made oath
that he saw John Bonner sign Seal Publish and Declare the within to be and
Contain his Last Will and Testament and that he was then of and at that
time of Sound and Disposing mind and memory and that he also saw John Smith
and Jeremiah Mitchener Sign there names thereto at the same time then
appeared Thomas Bonner Executor to the within Will and was duly Qualified
by taking the oath by Law appointed ordered that the Secretary of said
Province have notice that Letters Testamentary issue as the Law Directs.
In the Name of God Amen. The Eleventh Day of November, and the year of our
Lord God One Thousand Seven Hundred and fifty Three. I John Bonner of
Chowan County in the Province of North Carolina Planter, being very Sick
and weak in Body, but of perfect mind and Memory, Thanks be given unto God
for it, Therefore calling unto Mind the Mortality of my Body, and knowing
that it is appointed for a man once to Die, do make and Ordain this my last
Will and Testament, That is to say, Principally, and first of all, I give
and recommend my Soul into the Hands of God that gave it, and my Body I
recommend to the Earth, to be buried in decent Christian Burial at the
Discretion of my Executor; nothing doubting but at the general Resurrection
I shall receive the same again by the mighty Power of God. and as touching
such Worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life,
I give, demise and dispose of the same in the following manner and Form.
Imprimis. I give and bequeath unto my God-Son Thomas Ecleston Two Negroe
Boys, Jack and Cato. Six Cows and Calves and my Riding Horse to be
delivered him when he comes to Age. and if he should die without Heir
Lawfully begotton of his Body, the same to return to my Brother Thomas
Bonner.
Item. I give and bequeath to my Cousin William Howcott, one Negroe Boy
Named Bob. and if he should Die without Heir, the said Negroe Boy to be
Divided between his Two Sisters Elizabeth and Mary Howcott.
Item. I give and bequeath my Cousin Edward Howcott one Negroe Girl named
Grace and if he should Die without Heir, the said girl, to be divided
between the aforesaid Elizabeth and Mary Howcott.
Item. I give and bequeath to my Sister Sarah Howcott one Gold Ring.
Item. I give and bequeath to my Sister Martha Howcott. One Gold Ring.
Item. I give and bequeath to my Brother Thomas Bonner my Plantation
whereon I now Live and all the Land that I have now in my Possession,
Likewise all the Rest and Residue of my worldly Estate. (Except such as is
herein before mentioned.)
I likewise constitute and appoint the aforesaid Thomas Bonner my Sole
Executor of this my Last Will and Testament.
I Likewise leave John Benbury and Henry Bonner as Trustees to see that my
Will is fulfilled according to my Desire.
And I do hereby utterly disallow, revoke, disannul all and every other
former Testaments, Wills, Legacies and Bequests and Executors, by me in any
ways before Named, Willed and bequeathed, ratifying and Confirming this and
no other to be my last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof, I have
hereunto set my Hand and Seal, the Day and Year above written.
Signed, Sealed and Declared by the said John Bonner, as his last Will and
Testament in the Presence of us.
Jeremiah Michener
John Smith
George Liles, JURAH
Signed: John Bonner
Thomas Bonner Qualified

BERTIE CO, NC WILL   BONNER, William "Thomas"-1755
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Judy Cardwell JudySCard@aol.com
Will of William "Thomas" Bonner: 11 Nov 1755 - Bertie County,NC -Will of Thomas Bonner
"In the Name of God Amen I Thomas Bonner of the County aforesaid and province aforesaid being in my full senses and memory I do to prevent disputes in my Family after my desire do make this my last will and Testament in manner and form following, First and principally I commend my soul to the hands of Almighty God that gave it and my Body to be buried in a Christian like manner. Secondly I give to my well beloved SON THOMAS BONNER and his heirs one hundred acres of Land be the same more or less lying & being bounded by the rode by hog pen Branch and knee Branch. I give to my well beloved Daughter ESTHER MORE two hundred acres of Land to her and her heirs, bounded by the rode and hintons Line and blitenhenden Line. 4thly I give my SON HENRY BONNER the Sum of one Shilling sterling Money of Great Britian. 5thly I give unto my Dafter Eliza WHEELER the sum of one Shilling Ster. Mondy of Great Britian. Sixthly I Give my Daughter ANNE BYRDE the sum of one shilling Ster. Money of Great Britian & also I give my Dafter SARAH WHARTON the sum of one Shilling Sterling Money of Great Britian also I give my Dafter PATIENCE BYRDE the sum of one Shilling Sterling Money of Great Britian. 7thly I give to my son MOSES BONNER the sum of one Shilling Sterling Money of Great Britian. Also I Give to my well beloved wife ELIZTH. BONNER all the rest of my Estate both real and personal of all kinds whatsoever to her disposal forever. I also appoint my said wife whole and sole Exex. of this my last will and Testament In witness whereof I have set my hand and seal this Eleventh Day of November In the year of our Lord Chirst one thousand seven hundred and fifty five.
Signed, sealed and Delivered                    Signed Thomas (X) Bonner SEAL
in the presence of
Moses (M) Bonner
Arthur Moor
Edmon[Edward?] (E) Byrd
Abraham Blitcendon"
April Court 1756 - Bertie County,NC
"The before written will was Exhibited into Court and proved by the oaths of Moses Bonner and Arthur Moor two of the Sub- scribing Witnesses thereto which was ordered to be certified.
Test: Benj. Wynns,Clk.Ct."
4 April 1757[6] - Bertie County,NC
"This Day personally appeared before me Elizth. Bonner was duly qualified as Executrix to the last Will and Testament of Thomas Bonner Decd. certify under my hand this 4th day of April anno Dom. 1757[6]. Signed: Wm. Wynns J. P."

Chowan County, NC Marriages
Blount, Joseph Jr.        Bonner, Lydia             15 Jul 1775
Bonner, Henry             Worley, Esther            5 Nov 1753
Bonner, Henry             Hardy, Elizabeth          4 Jan 1758
Bonner, Henry             Williams, Elizabeth       14 Jun 1779
Bonner, Thomas            Standing, Mary             Feb 1752
Bonner, Thomas            Jones, Margaret           6 May 1767
Bonner, William           Luten, Sarah              21 Aug 1744
Roberts, William          Bonner, Elizabeth (Mrs.) 21 Feb 1767
. Bonner, Joseph            Crawford, Sally Ann         1822

North Carolina Marriages
"BONNER","Elizabeth (Mrs.)","ROBERTS","William",21,"Feb","1767","Chowan Co.","NC"
"BONNER","Henry","WORLEY","Esther",5,"Nov","1753","Chowan Co.","NC"
"BONNER","Henry","HARDY","Elizabeth",4,"Jan","1758","Chowan Co.","NC"
"BONNER","Henry","WILLIAMS","Elizabeth",14,"Jun","1779","Chowan Co.","NC"
"BONNER","Lydia","BLOUNT","Joseph (Jr.)",15,"Jul","1775","Chowan Co.","NC"
"BONNER","Penelope","DORSEY","Frederick",16,"Jul","1764","Tyrrell Co.","NC"
"BONNER","Sarah","NORMAN","Henry",,"","1784","Tyrrell Co.","NC"
"BONNER","Thomas","STANDING","Mary",,"Feb","1752","Chowan Co.","NC"
"BONNER","Thomas","JONES","Margaret",6,"May","1767","Chowan Co.","NC"
"BONNER","William","LUTEN","Sarah",21,"Aug","1744","Chowan Co.","NC"

HYDE COUNTY NC VETERANS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
jmack@carolina.net
BONNER, James, Colonel - b. 1719. d. After 1790. Col. Bonner was born in
either Hyde or Beaufort Precincts, Bath County. Daughter, Elizabeth, was
married on Dec. 11, 1782 to Caleb Foreman (Hyde County), Lt., 8th Regt., NC
Troops, and Clerk of Hyde County Court 1781, 1785-1787. f. Thomas. m.
Abigail. Thomas Bonner, was a "freeholder in Hyde Precinct in 1715."

Hyde County, NC - Estate
Bonner, John J.          1827
Bonner, Mary E.          1905
Bonner, Richard H.       1843
Bonner, Robert J.        1853
Bonner, Selby            1914
Bonner, William          1846

Index from Beaufort County NC Will Abstracts 1720 - 1868
BONNER, Abigail, 39,40,43
Ann, 39,345
Ann B., 43
Anna, 41
Anne, 41,345
B. T., 312
Benj., 54
Bryan, 43
Bryan T., 42,312
Caroline P., 270
Charles, 43
Charles C., 262
Charles W., 102,210,25O,317
Chas. C., 263
Clarissa S., 310
Edward, 39,40,122
Edwd., 313
Elizabeth, 40,44,153
Elizabeth Snoad, 39
Geo., 39
George, 39
George M., 206,207
Page 376
BONNER, Hannah N., 360
Henry, 39,40,41,42,43,44,45,179,205,244,345,360
Henry S(?), 43
Henry Snd., 39,40
Henry Snoad, 39,154
Henry Snowd, 233
J. B., 277
James, 39,40,41,42,44,47,65,161,296,330,345
James, Colo., 41
Jas., 41,42,255
Jno., 41,42
John, 32,40,41,42,43,46,121,318
John B., 42,277,312
John Y., 42,46,273
John Young, 43
Jos., 41
Joseph, 29,40,41,42,43,179,185,205,239,298,318,360,361
Macon, 254
Mary, 40,43,360
Mary E., 312
Miles, 39
N. W., 262
Nancy, 39
Nathan, 41,42,194,345, 355
Nathan W., 90
Patience, 39
Portia, 296
Richard, 39
Richard A., 151
Richard H., 22,73,132, 231
Robert S., 360
Sally Ann, 317
Samuel, 40,41
Sarah, 41,345
Thomas, 43,44,54,254, 343
Thos., 102,105
Thos, Junr., 54,312
William, 39,40,42,45
Willis, 40,41
Winifred, 345
BONNER?, Abigail, 44
Ann, 44
Clarissa, 43
Eleanor, 207
Henry, 44
James, 44
Jno., 42
John, 41
Mary, 44
Richard, 39
Sarah, 44
Thomas, 44
BONNERS, Henry, 255

Beaufort County, NC Militia, 1781
James Bonner Jur.
Samuel Bonner
John Bonner
Benjn. Bonner

Bertie County NC Tax List - 1757
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Glenn Norman Rogers <gnrogers@mindspring.com>
"A List of Taxables taken by Cullen Pollock 1757"
(1) Cullen Pollock: 1st figure=whites; 2nd=black males; 3rd=black females; 4th=total.
Wm. Bonner - 5
A List of taxables taken by John Brown for ye year 1757"
Moses Bonner, Daniel Peal -2
Thos. Bonner -1
Moses Bonner

1790 Chowan Co., NC, Census Rural area
Bonner, Henry.......................1-3-4-0-13
Bonner, Thomas..................1-0-0-0-0

Bertie County, NC 1810 Federal Census
                                      Males               Females
          Head of Household           to 10- 16- 26-     to 10- 16- 26-      All
Pg# Ln # Last Name     First Name    10 16 26 45 45+ 10 16 26 45 45+ Others Slaves Remarks
                                                               (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)   (12)
=========================================================
46   2    BONNER        Mrs. Eliz          1   0   0   0   0   2   0   0   2   0    0      5
46   3    BONNER        Mrs. Nancy     0   0   1   0   0   0   0   0   1   1    1      10

Place Index of Beaufort County NC Will Abstracts 1720 - 1868
Bonner New Park, 149,287
Bonner Town, 164,267
Bonner's Old Part, 218, 246,353

Will of Edward Homes:
1750 - Bertie Co.,NC - Henry Bonner witness to will of Edward Homes.
29 Aug 1750 - Bertie Co.,NC - Original Will of Edward Homes

MARTIN COUNTY, NC - TAXLIST - 1779
District No. 4: Martin County                  £               S             cts
Bonner, James                                        1941        10          0
Bonner, Stapleton                                   2590        15          6

Tyrrell County, NC Index to the North Carolina Marriages Database
Dorsey, Frederick         Bonner, Penelope          16 Jul 1764
Norman, Henry             Bonner, Sarah               1784

HYDE CO., N.C. RECORD OF WILLS
Court November Term 1820
May Term 1825 - February 1826
[signed] Jno. J. BONNER, Major CLARK, Matthias CREDLE - Commissioners
203. Account of sales of the estate of Ruth GIBBS sold at 6 months credit
December 20, 1825.
Various buyers were: Samuel SPENCER, Caleb BALLANCE, Isaac SAWYER, Benedict
NEAL, Thos. BONNER and R.S. HALL. This sale consisted mostly of stock and
crops and amounted to $801.44.
[signed] Benedict NEAL, Adm'r. with will annexed

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 81
page 33
Miss Lottie Hale Bonner.
DAR ID Number: 80081
Born in Aurora, N. C.
Descendant of Col. James Bonner, John Young, Lieut. Jesse Bryan, Robert Tripp, Joseph Guilford, John Wallace, and Joseph Gainer.
Daughter of Robert Tripp Bonner (b. 1854) and Rebecca Tripp (b. 1859), his wife, m. 1881.
Granddaughter of John Bryan Bonner (1821-71) and Mary Elizabeth Tripp (1823-79), his wife, m. 1846; William Henry Tripp (1820-81) and Araminta Clementia Guilford (1833-97), his wife, m. 1853.
[p.33] Gr-granddaughter of John Young Bonner (1795-1845) and Elizabeth Bryan (1781-1823), his wife, m. 1816; Joseph Tripp (1785-1837) and Sarah Sparrow (1787-1863), his wife, m. 1808 (parents of William Henry); Noah Wallace Guilford (1798-1876) and Rebecca Gainer (1811-66), his wife, m. 1832.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Henry Bonner and Miriam Young (b. 1779), his wife; Jesse Bryan and Mary Carney (1757-93), his wife; Robert Tripp and Grace Daw, his wife; Joseph Guilford and Elizabeth Wallace (1756-1834), his wife, m. 1787; Joseph Gainer and Susannah —, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of James Bonner and Mary —, his wife; John Young and Dorcas —, his wife; John Wallace and Leticia Butt (1733-99), his wife.
James Bonner commanded the Beaufort County, North Carolina regiment. He was born in Beaufort County; died in Washington County, N. C.
Also No. 67351.
John Young served as a private, under Capt. John Ingles and Col. John Patten, in the 2nd North Carolina regiment. He was born and died in Beaufort County, N. C.
Jesse Bryan (1744-94) was lieutenant, 1776, in the Craven County, North Carolina troops. He was born and died in Newbern, N. C.
Robert Tripp (1722-1800) was a delegate to the Halifax Congress, 1776. He was born in Rhode Island; died in Cane Point, N. C.
Also No. 36061.
Joseph Guilford (1761-1840) was a private, 1780, under Capt. Samuel Barrow and Colonel Seawell. He died in Beaufort County, N. C.
John Wallace (1721-99) and Joseph Gainer were members, 1775, of the Committee of Safety of Pitt County, N. C., where they were born and died.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 81
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Mrs. Clarissa Sparrow Bonner Moring.
DAR ID Number: 80477
Born in Aurora, N. C.
Wife of Guilford Moring.
Descendant of Robert Tripp, Col. James Bonner, and Lieut. Jesse Bryan.
Daughter of Bryan Tripp Bonner (1824-89) and Clarissa Sparrow Tripp (b. 1830), his 1st wife, m. 1851.
Granddaughter of Robert Tripp, Jr. (1797-1850), and Clarissa Harlowe Sparrow (1804-30), his 1st wife, m. 1821; John Young Bonner (1795-1845) and Clarissa George Irving Tripp (1805-77), his wife, m. 1823.
Gr-granddaughter of Robert Tripp (b. 1752) and Grace Daw, his 3rd wife; Henry Bonner and Miriam Young, his wife; William Tripp and Ann Bryan (1773-1808), his wife (parents of Clarissa).
Gr-gr-granddaughter of James Bonner; Jesse Bryan and Mary Carney (1757-93), his wife.
Robert Tripp (1722-1800) was a delegate from Halifax to the First Continental Congress, 1776. He was born in Rhode Island; died in Cane Point, N. C.
[p.183] James Bonner (1740-82) was colonel of the Beaufort County, North Carolina regiment. He was born in Beaufort County; died in Washington County.
Also No. 67351.
Jesse Bryan (1744-94) was lieutenant of a Craven County company in 1776. He was born and died in Newbern, N. C.

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Name	White	Black	Total
Bonner James	1	4	5
Bonner Richard	1	1	2
Bonner Henry	1	2	3
Bonner Thos	1	7	8
Bonner Thos Junr Saml Cook	2	6	8