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�����James was born on 9 August 1894. He was the son of James Toy Bonner and Ida May Davison. He married Esther Meacham on 15 December 1922.

�����Ellen was born on 1 March 1897. She was the daughter of James Toy Bonner and Ida May Davison. She married Maurice A. Ayers on 17 September 1924.
�����As of 17 September 1924,her married name was Ayers.

�����William was born on 10 October 1909. He was the son of William Thompson Bonner.

�����He married Alice Ann Bonner.
�����Operated the Calumet Machine Shop, Calumet, Canadian Co., Oklahoma.

�����John was born in 1919. He was the son of Edward Crabb and Alice Ann Bonner.

�����Maxine was born in 1922. She was the daughter of Edward Crabb and Alice Ann Bonner.
�����Her married name was Quiegley.

�����He married Myrtle Serena Bonner.

�����Shirley was born on 10 January 1930. She was the daughter of Wesley W. Sherman and Myrtle Serena Bonner.
�����Her married name was Hager.

�����Grace Gaylord was the daughter of William Martin Gaylord. She married Walter Daniel Bonner on 9 September 1909.^2,3
�����As of 9 September 1909,her married name was Bonner. She was a chemist.

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�����Of Necedah, Juneau Co., Wisconsin. He was a millwright.

�����James was born on 1 September 1910. He was the son of Walter Daniel Bonner and Grace Gaylord. James died on 13 September 1996 Terry Mandel, Jame's step-daughter indicates that he died on Sept 13th not Sept 6. at nursing home at Pasadena, CA. Terry Mandel, Jame's step-daughter indicates that he died on Sept 13th not Sept 6..²
�����His obituary in the New York Times reads: James F. Bonner, 86, Biologist Who Studied Gene Regulation. By Karen Freeman.

James F. Bonner, a molecular biologist whose interest ranged from the intricacies of gene regulation to ways in which agriculture could better provide for the world's needs, died on Friday at a nursing home in Pasadena, Calif. He was 86 and lived in South Pasadena.
Dr. Bonner, professor emeritus of biology at the California Institute of Technology and a member of the National Acedemy of Scienes, was known for discoveries in plant biochemistry and for work on how plant and, later, animal genes are switched on and off.
He also helped move science from the laboratory into public forums, writing and speaking about such issues as world resources in this century and the next and how molecular biology could improve people's lives. He had great faith in science's ability to increase food production, but he was concerned about inequality in the allocation of resources. Four of his 10 books were on these public policy issues: the rest were on plant biochemistry and development.
His practical bent led him to develop a better way to collect natrual rubber from trees, which helped Malaysia nearly double its production, and he helped invent a widely used method for harvesting oranges mechanically.
James Frederick Bonner was born to two chemists in Ansley, Neb. on Sep 1, 1910. He received a bachelor's degree in chemistry and mathematics from the University of Utah in 1931. Three years later, hereceived a PH.D. in biology from Caltech, a center for the study of the new molecular biology. He joined the faculty there in 1936.
In the 1930's, Dr. Bonner and his colleagues performed classic experiments on the timing of flowering, said Dr. Elliot M. Meyerowitz, a biology professor at Caltech. Dr. Bonner showed that some plants needed a long night to flower and that a flash of light in the dark cycle could derail the entire process. Grafting experiments showed that the signal was received in the leaves and was traansmitted to the part of the plant where flowers would form.
Dr. Bonner was drawn into work on gene regulation by his curiosity about developing organisms. "If biologists can learn to turn the genes off and on," he wrote in The Saturday Evening Post in 1961, "they will have taken the first step toward controlling the development of the fertrilized egg into an adult organism. With such knowledge, we could remedy defects as they appear in the developing child, replace worn-out organs and perhaps even initiate embryonic development in cells removed from the adult body."
He found that proteins in the cell nucleus, called histones, were responsible for turning genes off and that plant hormones intereacted with the histones.
Dr. Bonner was married to Ingelore Bonner, who worked with him and died in 1995. He is survived by two children from a previous marriage, a daughter, Dr. Joey Bonner of Bryn Mawr, PA., and a son, Dr. James Jose, of Bloomington, Ind; two stepdaughters, Pamela Mandel of Alexandria, VA., and Terry Mandel of San Francisco; three brtohers, Dr. Francis Bonner of Setauket, L.I., Dr. Lyman Bonner of Pasadena and Robert Bonner or Houston; a sister, Priscilla Horton of Salt Lake City, and a grandson.

�����David was born on 15 May 1916. He was the son of Walter Daniel Bonner and Grace Gaylord.
�����Professor of Biology at University of California, San Diego. Eli Lilly medalist in biochemistry and member of the National Academy of the Sciences. He was "one of the principal architects of Revelle College" and has a building by his name on the campus.

�����Robert was born on 30 December 1917. He was the son of Walter Daniel Bonner and Grace Gaylord.
�����He resided on 9 September 1996.²

�����Francis was born on 18 December 1921. He was the son of Walter Daniel Bonner and Grace Gaylord.
�����He resided at Setauket, Long Island, NY, on 19 September 1996.² He was a chemist.

�����Ida Price was the daughter of Caroline Harriett (Hattie) Bonner. Ida Price died on 3 June 2005 at Mohave Valley, AZ. She suffered from Parkinson's disease.¹
�����Her married name was Marshall. Ida Price lived at Ida and Maurice Marshall, 8273 Green Valley Blvd, Mojave Valley, AZ. She taught school in Victorville, California for several years before retiring and moving to Mohave Valley. She and her husband were charter members of the Methodist church in Mohave Valley.¹

�����He married Mary Elizabeth (Bessie) Bonner.
�����In a letter dated 21 Oct 1920 from James Toy Bonner to his wife Ida he says "Orlo (is) daft on non-partisan league".

�����Louis Adkins was the son of Orlo George Adkins and Mary Elizabeth (Bessie) Bonner. Louis Adkins died before 26 March 2004.¹
�����Louis Adkins lived at Louis Adkins, Sequim, WA.

�����Bernell Alicia Adkins was born on 7 October 1912 at near, Idlewild, Colorado..¹ She was the daughter of Orlo George Adkins and Mary Elizabeth (Bessie) Bonner. Bernell Alicia Adkins died on 26 March 2004 at Alma, Nebraska.¹ She was funeral on 3 April 2004 at Alma Evangelical Free Church, Alma, Nebraska.¹ She was buried after 26 March 2004 at Cortez, Colorado.¹
�����Her married name was Horton. Bernell Alicia Adkins lived at 102 Adams St., Cortez, CO. Her obituary as published by the Cortez Journal says "Burnelle grew up in Idlewild, Colorado and attended school there. She continued her education at Northern Colorado Teachers College, graduating in 1938 with a bachelor's degree. She taught school in the area until 1935. After her marriage, they lived near Niwot, Colorado until 1953 when they moved to Dolores. While in Dolores, Burnelle taught at the Calkins Elementary school for two years and later at Manaugh Elementary School in Cortez for 20 years. She taught a total of 33 years before retiring in 1976. The family moved to Cortez in 1963 and Burnelle and John retired from farming in 1985. Burnelle was a member of the First Baptish Churchy in Cortez where she served as organist and pianist for many years. She was a member of the Gideon Auxiliary of the Southwest Gideon Camp of the Gideons International in Dolores. She was also a life member of the National Education Association." The obituary does not name but mentions that she is survived by five grandchildren, four step-grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, and six step-grandchildren.¹

�����Ethel Blanche Rinesmith was born on 22 October 1885 at Butler, Platte Co., NE.. She was the daughter of Daniel Lee Rinesmith and Eliza Elizabeth Lentz. She married Ernest Edward Bonner at Osceola, Polk Co., NE, on 22 October 1907. Ethel died on 5 December 1949 at Portland, Multnomah Co., OR. Her body was interred.
�����As of 22 October 1907,her married name was Bonner.

�����Gladys was born on 26 September 1909. She was the daughter of Ernest Edward Bonner and Ethel Blanche Rinesmith.
�����Her married name was Preston. She resided in 1981.

�����Ervin was born on 26 April 1912. He was the son of Ernest Edward Bonner and Ethel Blanche Rinesmith. He married Lillian Loseke on 18 April 1936. Ervin Bonner died on 24 June 2002.¹
�����He resided in 1988. Ervin Bonner lived at Ervin and Lillian Bonner, 1614 20th St, Columbus, NE.

�����Harold was born on 10 January 1915. He was the son of Ernest Edward Bonner and Ethel Blanche Rinesmith. He married Ida Hankins Davis at St. Matthews Lutheran Church on 24 February 1946.¹
�����He resided in 1988. Harold Everett Bonner lived at Harold and Ida Bonner, 2200 Lancaster Dr, #21-C, Salem, OR.

�����Evelyn was born on 7 January 1917. She was the daughter of Ernest Edward Bonner and Ethel Blanche Rinesmith. She married Harry Johnson on 10 December 1936.
�����As of 10 December 1936,her married name was Johnson.

�����William Bonner was the son of Mahlon Davison Bonner. He married an unknown person . William Bonner died on 16 February 2005 at San Diego, CA. Of pulmonary fibrosis.¹
�����He resided in 1988. William Bonner lived at Bill Bonner, 7755 Saranac Pl, #47, LaMesa, CA.

�����Harry was born on 22 January 1889. He was the son of (?) Harrold. He married Anna Martha Bonner on 15 September 1915. Harry died on 8 October 1964.
�����He resided. He resided in December 1936. He resided in 1944. Was a carpenter.

�����Phyllis Anne Harrold was the daughter of Harry Joy Harrold and Anna Martha Bonner. Phyllis Anne Harrold died in May 2003. She had been hospitalized for some time with dementia and other ailments. She was cremated and the cremains interrred next to her mother in Portland, Oregon.
�����Phyllis Anne Harrold lived at Phyllis Harrold Sampson, 1312 Holladay #4, Seaside, OR.

�����Loretta was born on 30 March 1926. She was the daughter of Gordon Harrold. She married Harold Henry Borges on 23 September 1945.
�����Loretta was adopted in 1928. As of 23 September 1945,her married name was Borges. She resided in 1988. Loretta Mae Harrold lived at Loretta and Harold Borges, Dalton, NE. Loretta lived with Harry and Anna from the age of two when she was adopted. During WWII she worked at Cal shipyards in California and lived with Fred and Ruth Albrecht (her cousin).

�����Gordon Harrold was the son of (?) Harrold.

�����Harold was born on 21 October 1922. He married Loretta Mae Harrold on 23 September 1945.

�����Esther Meacham was the daughter of (?) Meacham. She married (?) Stilwell. She married James Truesdale Bonner on 15 December 1922.
�����Her married name was Stilwell. As of 15 December 1922,her married name was Bonner.

�����James was born on 6 September 1928. He was the son of James Truesdale Bonner and Esther Meacham.

�����Edward was born on 17 February 1915. He was the son of (?) Stilwell and Esther Meacham.

�����He married Esther Meacham.

�����Eleanor was born on 9 June 1919. She was the daughter of (?) Stilwell and Esther Meacham. She married Harold Frink in 1940.
�����As of 1940,her married name was Frink.

�����He married Ellen May Bonner on 17 September 1924.

�����Lillian was born on 12 November 1909. She was the daughter of Louie L. Loseke and Anna Littleman. She married Ervin Bonner on 18 April 1936. Lillian Loseke died on 14 January 2007 at Lincoln, Ne. The funeral service was Thursday, January 18, 11:30 A.M. at Peace Lutheran Church in Columbus with Rev. Michael V. Klatt officiating. She was interred Thursday at Roselawn Cemetery.
�����As of 18 April 1936,her married name was Bonner. She was the 7th of 9 children and attended school in Leigh. On April 18, 1936, Lillian married Ervin Bonner in Leigh. They lived in Columbus until they moved to a farm near Leigh in 1942. In 1958, they moved back to Columbus where Lillian worked for Vishay Dale before going to work at Columbus Printing. She retired from Columbus Printing in 1989 and became an avid bowler. Lillian was a charter member of Peace Lutheran Church. She enjoyed dancing, working out at Nautilus, crocheting, cooking, and playing cards with family and friends.

�����He married Anna Littleman.

�����She married Louie L. Loseke.
�����Her married name was Loseke.

�����Ida was born on 11 November 1920. She was the daughter of James Simmons Davis Sr. and Elizabeth (Elsie) Victoria Oterson.¹ She married Harold Everett Bonner at St. Matthews Lutheran Church on 24 February 1946.²
�����As of 24 February 1946,her married name was Bonner.

�����Harry was born on 6 January 1916. He was the son of Otis Delton Johnson. He married Evelyn Bonner on 10 December 1936.
�����He resided in 1988.

�����He married Vivian Maxine Gardenhire.

�����She married Raymond James Shinn Jr..
�����Her married name was Shinn.

�����Verna was born on 29 September 1889. She was the daughter of Daniel Lee Rinesmith and Eliza Elizabeth Lentz. She married Ernest Edward Bonner on 25 May 1952. Verna died on 16 April 1962. Her body was interred.
�����As of 25 May 1952,her married name was Bonner. She moved to Oregon in 1945.

�����Clella Rinesmith was the daughter of Daniel Lee Rinesmith and Eliza Elizabeth Lentz. She married George Claymon circa 1930.
�����As of circa 1930,her married name was Claymon.

�����He married Clella Rinesmith circa 1930.

�����She married an unknown person . She married Henry N. Rinesmith at Edgar Co., IL, on 27 March 1926.
�����As of 27 March 1926,her married name was Rinesmith.

�����Lucy was born.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Davison and Harriet Matilda Lyon.
�����Her married name was Cory. She resided at Homer, IL, on 15 August 1881.²