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     Sir William Eyryk was the son of Robert Eyryk and (?) (?).
      Knight of Stretton, with Prince of Wales 1335.

     Robert Eyryk was the son of John Eyryk. He married (?) (?).
      Of Stretton, England.

     She married Robert Eyryk.
     Her married name was Eyryk.

     John Eyryk was the son of Henry Eyryk.
      Of Stretton, England.

      Of Stretton, England. A descendant of Eyryk of Great Stretton and Houghton County, a lineal descendant of Eric the Forester and of the period of Henry III (1216-1272).

Eric the Forester, one of the descendants of the Danish chief Ericke, lived in Leicestershire and fought against the Normans. He was admired for his efforts from William the Conqueror. He was given special office and allowed to retire to his house in Leicestershire.

Ericke, the Danish Chief, invaded Britain during the reign of Alfred. He lost the campaign and was forced to live in East Anglia . He was known as Ericke, King of those Danes who hold the country of East Anglia. He tried to unit the Danes again against the English, was defated, and killed by his own subjects.

     Joan was born in 1578. She married Sir William Herrick in 1596. Joan died on 3 July 1645.
      As of 1596,her married name was Herrick.

      Of Salem.

     Jane (?) was the daughter of (?) (?). She married James Taylor Bonner.
     Her married name was Bonner.

     Joseph C. Bonner was born on 13 July 1855 at Chillicothe, Ross County, OH.. He was the son of James Taylor Bonner and Jane (?). He married Nellie Turney Bell at Ross County, OH, on 4 November 1878. The marriage record lists her as Nellie L. Bell..
     Joseph was listed in a directory in 1876. From the "History of the Republican Party in Ohio," edited by Joseph P. Smith and Memoirs of its Representative Supporters, Vol II, 1898, Chicago, The Lewis Publishing Company - Col. Joseph C. Bonner graduated at the Chillicothe Academy. He located in Toledo and in 1882 organized the Ames-Bonner Manufacturing Company [brushes] and served as its President. For two years was a member of the central committee of Toledo and went on to serve the State party. In 1838 he was an alternate to the Republican national convention and supoorted the nomination of John Sherman. He was active in the campaign of Harrison. In 1892 he organized the Ohio State Naval Reserve Association and served as its president. This association worked for the legislative enactment the establishment of the Ohio Naval Reserve Militia and the First Battalion of Ohio Naval Reserve Militia was formed July 1896 in Toledo. In 1895 he was chairman of the Republican state central committee and opened the Republican state convention. He served in 1896 as a member of the presidential electroal college. He organized the campaign for McKinley in Ohio. He was member of the Society of the Sons of the Revolution and of the war of 1812, an honorary member of the Press Club Association of Toledo, a member of the Westminster Presbyterian church and a former secretary of its board of trustees.

     William was born on 14 October 1869. "Luman-Isles Family" indicates he was born in 1859. No source cited..¹ He was the son of James Taylor Bonner and Jane (?).
      Engineer, editorial writer, historian, editor of the 300th anniversary Historical Directory of New York.

     (?) was born in 1809.¹ (?) died on 24 April 1832.¹ Her body was interred at Greenfield, Madison Twp., Highland Co., Ohio, at Old Greenfield Cemetery.¹
     Her married name was Bonner.

     Sarah was born on 28 June 1831.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Johnson Bonner and (?) (?). Sarah died on 28 December 1834.¹ Her body was interred at Greenfield, Madison Twp., Highland Co., Ohio, at Old Greenfield Cemetery.¹

     She married Henry Johnson Bonner on 18 November 1857.
      As of 18 November 1857,her married name was Bonner.

     Ellen Bonner was the daughter of Henry Johnson Bonner and (?) (?).

     H. L. Bonner was the son of Henry Johnson Bonner and (?) (?).

     L. Bonner was the child of Henry Johnson Bonner and (?) (?).

     John applied for a marriage license on 3 February 1823.¹ He married Sarah Ann Bonner at Greenfield, Highland Co., OH, on 2 April 1823.²
      John was the first pastor of New Presbyterian Church erected in 1835 in Greenfield, Highland Co., Ohio. Eleanor (Ellen) Jane Bonner and Joseph M. Toy were married by him on 12 May 1840.²

     Joseph was born in 1803. He married Margaret Curren Bonner at Greenfield, Highland Co., OH, on 25 October 1825.¹ Joseph died on 9 September 1855.
     He resided. He was the pastor of United Presbyterian Church in Chillicothe. In 1825 he was ordained and installed as pastor of the American Reformed Presbyterian Church in Ross County, Ohio where he served until 1839. In 1839 he was made Senior Professor in the seminary at Oxford, Ohio.

     W.M. was born on 9 January 1837. He was the son of Rev. Joseph Claybough and Margaret Curren Bonner. He married Mary E. Herritt(Merritt) on 12 March 1861.

     She married W.M. Claybough on 12 March 1861.
      As of 12 March 1861,her married name was Claybough.

     Margaret Jane Wead was the daughter of (?) Wead. She married Rev. John Henry Bonner on 6 April 1836. Lisa J. Porter-Burt believes her name was Margaret Jane Little..¹
      As of 6 April 1836,her married name was Bonner. Lisa Porter-Burt (13403 San Rock Ct., Chantilly, VA 20151) indicates that her name was Margaret Little.

     Edwin Christopher Irwin was born on 13 January 1832..¹ He married an unknown person on 1 March 1853.¹ He died on 30 December 1901.¹

     Mary was born on 9 July 1851.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Davison and Harriet Matilda Lyon. She married Henry Johnson Bonner on 16 March 1873. Mary died on 9 July 1873 at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska. Her body was interred at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska.
      As of 16 March 1873,her married name was Bonner.

     (?) was born. (?) Bonner was the child of Henry Johnson Bonner and Mary Louise Velma Davison.
      Died of scarlet fever.

     (?) was born. (?) Bonner was the child of Henry Johnson Bonner and Mary Louise Velma Davison.
      Died of scarlet fever.

     (?) was born. (?) Bonner was the child of Henry Johnson Bonner and Mary Louise Velma Davison.
      Died of scarlet fever.

     Mary was born on 26 November 1858. The Civil War Pension File for her husband Henry indicates she was born 26 Nov. 1858.. She was the daughter of Warren Eli Jacobs and Elizabeth Ann Kincaid. She married Henry Johnson Bonner at Baptist Church on 4 March 1877. Mary died on 25 May 1917 The Civil War Pension File for Henry indicates she died 26 Nov 1917 in Illinois.. The Civil War Pension File for Henry indicates she died 26 Nov 1917 in Illinois.. Her body was interred on 27 May 1917 at Myers Cemetery.
      As of 4 March 1877,her married name was Bonner. She moved to Butler Co., Nebraska in 1870 where she met Henry J. Bonner.

     Warren was born. He married Elizabeth Ann Kincaid.

     Elizabeth was born in 1841. She was the daughter of (?) Kincaid and (?) (?). She married Warren Eli Jacobs. Elizabeth died in 1922 at Edmond, OK.
     Her married name was Jacobs.

     William was born on 8 January 1878. He was the son of Henry Johnson Bonner and Mary Annabelle Jacobs. William died on 27 February 1935.
      Was a partner in the Roubidoux Printing Company, St. Joseph, Missouri.

     Rosa was born on 3 February 1880. She was the daughter of Henry Johnson Bonner and Mary Annabelle Jacobs. Rosa died in 1892.

     John was born at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, on 3 May 1882. He was the son of Henry Johnson Bonner and Mary Annabelle Jacobs. John died on 15 November 1939.

     Joseph was born on 6 August 1884. He was the son of Henry Johnson Bonner and Mary Annabelle Jacobs.

     Alice was born at Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska, on 10 October 1886. She was the daughter of Henry Johnson Bonner and Mary Annabelle Jacobs. She married Edward Crabb. Alice died in 1973.
     Her married name was Crabb.

     Ida was born on 14 March 1889. She was the daughter of Henry Johnson Bonner and Mary Annabelle Jacobs.
     Her married name was Fuller.

     Harlen was born at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, on 12 October 1891. She was the daughter of Henry Johnson Bonner and Mary Annabelle Jacobs. Harlen died in 1892.
      Nickname was Harley.

     David was born at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, on 5 March 1894. He was the son of Henry Johnson Bonner and Mary Annabelle Jacobs. David died on 29 June 1960.

     Albert was born on 17 February 1897. He was the son of Henry Johnson Bonner and Mary Annabelle Jacobs. Albert died in 1959.

     Myrtle was born on 26 June 1899. She was the daughter of Henry Johnson Bonner and Mary Annabelle Jacobs. She married Wesley W. Sherman.
     Her married name was Sherman.

     Harold was born on 15 September 1902. He was the son of Henry Johnson Bonner and Mary Annabelle Jacobs. Harold died in 1965.

     Daniel was born on 13 June 1815. His tombstone has death 10-1-91, 76 years, 3 months, 18 days, which computes to a birthdate of 13 Jun 1815.. He was the son of Deacon John Davison and Elizabeth Williams. He married Harriet Matilda Lyon at Newport, Vermillion Co., IN, on 2 March 1841. Daniel died on 1 October 1891 at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska.
     Daniel's occupation: third grade teacher at Polk Co., NE, on 1 December 1876.¹ He resided at Montville, Geauga Co., OH, on 18 July 1879.² He homesteaded southeast of Osceola, Nebraska about 1872. In a letter 28 Jul 1881 from Sadie and Grant Cory to Ida Mae, it says he "sold his interest in the store". No other details.

     Ida was born at Homer, Champaign Co., IL, on 7 March 1858. The birth certificate for her son Ernest Edward Bonner indicates she was born in 1857 in Illinois..¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Davison and Harriet Matilda Lyon. She married James Toy Bonner at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, on 1 January 1878. Ida died on 6 May 1944 Her obituary appeared in the "Osceola Record" on May 14, 1944. "Early Osceola Resident Buried Here"

"Funeral servies for Mrs. Ida May Bonner, 86, who dies Friday at Loveland, Colo., were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at First Methodist church in Columbus. Burial was made in the Osceola cemetery."

"She was born Ida May Davison, Marh 7, 1858 at Homer, Ill., and came with her parents to Nebraska in the fall of 1871 in a covered wagon and located on a homestead near Stromsburg."

"On Jan. 1, 1878, she married James T. Bonner and they moved to Osceola where Mr .Bonner owned a furniture and undertaking establishment. In 1893 they moved to a farm in the Plattte valley, 14 miles southwest of Columbus and in 1901 moved to the Clear Creek mill, five miles south of Columbus where they resided until 1916 when they moved to Columbus."

"Mrs. Bonner was united with the Methodist church in 1904, being a faithful member for 40 years."

"Mr. Bonner died in November 1920."

"She is survived by eight children, W. D. Bonner of Salt Lake City, Mrs. E. V. Price of Compton, California; Mrs. Bessie Adkins of Loveland; Ernest E. Bonner of Prosser, Wash., Mahlon D. Bonner of Columbus, Mrs. Anna Harrold Tacoma Wash., and Mrs. M. A. of Slaem, Ore., James T. Bonner of Ayers of Columbus; 25 grandchildren (seven of her gandsons are serving in the armed forces); and 25 great grandchildren."

"Those who came here to attend the funeral were: Mrs. E. V. Price from Compton, Calif., Mrs. Morris Marshall of Eddyville Mrs. Besie Adkins of Loveland, Colo., who acccmpanied (sic) the body here and Mahlon Bonner of Columbus." at Loveland, Colo. Her obituary appeared in the "Osceola Record" on May 14, 1944. "Early Osceola Resident Buried Here"

"Funeral servies for Mrs. Ida May Bonner, 86, who dies Friday at Loveland, Colo., were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at First Methodist church in Columbus. Burial was made in the Osceola cemetery."

"She was born Ida May Davison, Marh 7, 1858 at Homer, Ill., and came with her parents to Nebraska in the fall of 1871 in a covered wagon and located on a homestead near Stromsburg."

"On Jan. 1, 1878, she married James T. Bonner and they moved to Osceola where Mr .Bonner owned a furniture and undertaking establishment. In 1893 they moved to a farm in the Plattte valley, 14 miles southwest of Columbus and in 1901 moved to the Clear Creek mill, five miles south of Columbus where they resided until 1916 when they moved to Columbus."

"Mrs. Bonner was united with the Methodist church in 1904, being a faithful member for 40 years."

"Mr. Bonner died in November 1920."

"She is survived by eight children, W. D. Bonner of Salt Lake City, Mrs. E. V. Price of Compton, California; Mrs. Bessie Adkins of Loveland; Ernest E. Bonner of Prosser, Wash., Mahlon D. Bonner of Columbus, Mrs. Anna Harrold Tacoma Wash., and Mrs. M. A. of Slaem, Ore., James T. Bonner of Ayers of Columbus; 25 grandchildren (seven of her gandsons are serving in the armed forces); and 25 great grandchildren."

"Those who came here to attend the funeral were: Mrs. E. V. Price from Compton, Calif., Mrs. Morris Marshall of Eddyville Mrs. Besie Adkins of Loveland, Colo., who acccmpanied (sic) the body here and Mahlon Bonner of Columbus.".² Her body was interred at Osceola, Polk Co., NE.
      As of 1 January 1878,her married name was Bonner. She resided at Osceola, NE, on 15 August 1881.³ She resided at Osceola, NE, on 16 January 1896.⁴ She lived in Illinois.

     Harriet was born at Newark, NJ, on 16 April 1817. The birth date is based on her tombstone which says she died 2 Jan 1900 at 82 years, 8 months and 16 days.. She was the daughter of Thomas Lyon and Lucy Cooper. She married Daniel Davison at Newport, Vermillion Co., IN, on 2 March 1841. Harriet died on 2 January 1900 She died during the winter on her son-in-law J.T. Bonner's farm. In her obituary is mentioned her niece Mrs. Abbie McCray. at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska. She died during the winter on her son-in-law J.T. Bonner's farm. In her obituary is mentioned her niece Mrs. Abbie McCray..¹
      As of 2 March 1841,her married name was Davison.

     Walter was born at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, on 27 October 1878.^1,2 He was the son of James Toy Bonner and Ida May Davison. He married Grace Gaylord on 9 September 1909.^1,2 Walter died on 3 January 1956.^1,2 His body was interred in Wasatch Lawn cemetery in 1956 at Salt Lake City, UT.³
     Walter graduated Bachelor of Science, in 1906 from Nebraska Wesleyan University.^1,2 Walter graduated Masters Degree in 1908 from at Princeton.^1,2 Walter was a lecturer in chemistry at Queen's University in 1909.³ Walter's occupation: Assistant Professor Chemistry at Queens University in 1911.^1,2 Walter graduated PhD from University of Torono at Toronto, Canada, in 1911.^1,2 Walter was a at Alpha Chi Sigma member.³ He resided at Salt Lake City, UT, in 1915.³ Walter's occupation: Head of Chemistry Department, University of Utah in 1915.^1,2 Walter was a at Amer Assn for Advancemnt Science member.^1,2 Walter was a at Phi Betta Kappa member.^1,2 Walter was a at American Chemical Society member.^1,2 Walter was a at Sigma Xi member.^1,2 Walter was a at Phi Kappa Phi member.^1,2 Walter's occupation: Consulting Chemist at U.S. Bureau of Mines in 1917.⁴ Walter's occupation: Consulting Engineer at U.S. Bureau of Mines in 1917.⁴ Walter's occupation: Visiting Professor at California Institute of Technolo in 1929.⁴ Walter retired in 1946.⁴ Walter was honored as professor emeritusUniversity of Utah of the (an unknown value) at Salt Lake City, UT, in July 1946.³ He authored "Qualitative Analysis Without Hydrogen Sulphie" with John R. Lewis, 1935.

     Caroline was born at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, on 27 September 1880. She was the daughter of James Toy Bonner and Ida May Davison. She married Edward Price.
     Her married name was Price.

     Mary was born at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, on 25 January 1883. She was the daughter of James Toy Bonner and Ida May Davison. She married Orlo George Adkins.
     Her married name was Adkins. She applied for homestead land in 1917.

     Ernest was born at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, on 13 September 1885. He was the son of James Toy Bonner and Ida May Davison. He married Ethel Blanche Rinesmith at Osceola, Polk Co., NE, on 22 October 1907. He married Verna Mae Rinesmith on 25 May 1952. Ernest died on 8 November 1971 at Canby, Clackamas, OR. His body was interred on 12 November 1971.
     Ernest's occupation: CarpenterThis was at the Sioux Ordinance Depot. His salary was $1.35 an hour. at Cardinal Construction Co., Sidney, NE, on 6 July 1942. Ernest's occupation: carpenter at I.C.U. Contractors, Sidney, NE, on 27 October 1942. Ernest's occupation: carpenter at Hanford Engineer Works, Hanford, WA, in July 1944. Ernest's occupation: carpenter7 Mar 1945 he was in Portland, Oregon having previously worked in Vanport City. at Lewis Construction Co., Vanport City, OR, before 1945. Ernest's occupation: carpenterHe came to Canby to work on the Canby Nursing Home expansion project (two wings). One of them was given the name of Bonner. He lived near the Nursing Home. at Canby, OR, in 1957. Ernest lived in Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska and Columbus, Platte Co., Nebraska. He registered for the draft 12 Sep 1918 in Columbus. He headed west in 1939 with Ethel after the children had grown. He worked first in Pasco, Washington and later in Portland. He had studied agriculture at the University of Nebraska, farmed, but pursued a career as a carpenter. He eventually resided in Canby, Clackamas Co., Oregon where he built two wings on the Canby Nursing Home, one of which was named for him.

     Mahlon was born at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, on 31 March 1888. He was the son of James Toy Bonner and Ida May Davison.
     He resided in 1911.

     Anna was born at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, on 28 November 1891. She was the daughter of James Toy Bonner and Ida May Davison. She married Harry Joy Harrold on 15 September 1915.
      As of 15 September 1915,her married name was Harrold. She became Loretta Mae Harrold's adoptive mother in 1928. She resided in 1981. Worked for Montgomery Ward.

     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.