Descendants of Thomas Bunnell

Compiled by Grover Smith
April 15, 2001

1. THOMAS¹ BUNNELL was born Abt. 1560 in Flanders Netherland, and died Abt. 1607 in Norwich England. He married JAQUE NIARIE BYGOTE Bef. 1599 in France. She was born Abt. 1560 in France.

Child of THOMAS BUNNELL and JAQUE BYGOTE is:

2. i. BENJAMIN² BUNNELL, b. Bef. 1580, Flanders Netherland; d. London.

Generation No. 2

2. BENJAMIN² BUNNELL (THOMAS¹) was born Bef. 1580 in Flanders Netherland, and died in London. He married LADY UNKNOWN Abt. 1615 in England. She was born in England.

Child of BENJAMIN BUNNELL and LADY UNKNOWN is:

3. i. WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, b. 1610, Chesire England; d. 1674, England.

Generation No. 3

3. WILLIAM³ BUNNELL (BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1610 in Chesire England, and died 1674 in England. He married ANNE WILMOT Abt. 1642 in New Haven Ct., daughter of BENJAMIN WILMOT and ANN. She was born 1614 in England, and died 1654 in New Haven CT.

Notes for WILLIAM BUNNELL:

Came to America about 1630

The name Bonnell was formerly spelled "Buenells". It is a French name. They were driven out of France on account of their religious beliefs. Hugenots of France. In the 13th century 8,000 Frenchmen listed in Sicily to the ringing for vespers, not knowing it was the signal for their massacre.

The following was compiled by William R. Austin, March 5, 1999

WILLIAM BUNNELL

(Note that three numbers are used to identify each subject individual. The first is a number I have assigned to reflect both the generation number and the placement in each family. The second is the number assigned by Ruth C. Duncan, for the benefit of those of you who have use her book, WILLIAM BUNNELL AND HIS DESCENDANTS. The third is the number assigned in Claude Bunnell's massive database.)

WILLIAM BUNNELL was certainly born in England, although no evidence showing the date or place of his birth has been found. From circumstantial evidence, I have concluded that he was born "about l600." See Newsletter Vol I, No. 1, page 3 (N-I-l-3) for a discussion of the evidence. The second issue of the Newsletter, beginning on page 2, contains every reference to William Bunnell, made during his lifetime, which has come to light so far. From them we glean the following brief account of his life.

He appears first in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, where he was selected on 28 September 1630 to be a juror in an inquiry concerning the death of one Austen Bratcher. Therefore, we can suppose that he was one of the settlers who arrived in New England in the great Winthrop fleet of 1630. (Charles Edward Banks, in his book THE WINTHROP FLEET OF 1630, identified this juror with the William Burnell who died at Boston in 1660/1. However, the name is clearly Bunnell in the record, and there seems to be no reason to assume it was spelled wrong.)

William Bunnell does not appear in the records again for the next ten years. In the meantime he married ANN WILMOT, daughter of Benjamin and Ann Wilmot. Presumably they were married at Massachusetts Bay, although I have found no record of the Wilmot family in Massachusetts. Benjamin Wilmot was one of the early settlers of New Haven Colony, where he signed the covenant some time after June 1639. No earlier record of him has turned up anywhere in the colonies, but it can be shown that most, if not all, the early settlers of New Haven first came to the Massachusetts Bay Colony, where they lived anywhere from nine months to ten years before moving to New Haven in 1638-43. I will assume that the Wilmots followed this pattern unless conflicting evidence can be found.

The first three children of William and Ann Bunnell must have been born at Massachusetts Bay. The order of birth given below is the traditional one, followed by Donald Lines Jacobus in FAMILIES OF ANCIENT NEW HAVEN, although no record seems to exist which mentions the age at any time of any of the three.

In 1640 we find the first of the numerous records of the public assistance provided to William Bunnell and his family, when the General Court of the Colony requested the town of Watertown to provide William Bunnell with a lot, which the Colony would pay for if William could not (N-I-2-2). If the lot was actually provided, no record of it has been

found.

In 1645 the General Court appointed a committee with power to dispose of the children of Goodman Bunnell, "if their grandfather will not take care of them" (The grandfather1 Benjamin Wilmot, had moved to New Haven Colony several years before.) On the same day the Court provided that certain goods be delivered to the same committee "to be disposed of to Goodman Bunnell & his use." Six months later, in May 1646, William Bunnell returned to England, and the Court agreed to pay for 30 shillings worth of clothing for him when he arrived there. (N-I-2-2,3)

There is nothing to show why William went back to England or where in England he went, but he seems to have simply abandoned his family. In a court action in New Haven several years later his wife testified that '1he left little or nothing to maintain them, and she asked him what she should do with them; he said they were hers as well as his, and he left them with her." One of the sons, presumably Benjamin, testified that "he remembers his father did say so to his mother." (N-I-2-5). With no alternative, Ann Bunnell took the three children and moved to New Haven to live with her parents. Her father could not support such a large addition to his family, and they decided "to put forth the children." Nicholas Elsy took one of the boys, presumably the elder (Benjamin, in the traditional order), and Samuel Whitehead took Lydia.

By the middle of 1649, or earlier, William Bunnell returned from England and followed his family to New Haven. On 3 April 1650 he makes his first appearance in the New Haven records, when "The Court freed old Goodman Bunill from paying his poll money to the town, because of his poverty, age and weakness." This is the only reference to William's age in any record. I find it difficult to believe that he was less than 50 years old at the time this statement was made (See

N-I-1-3)

On 4 May 1650 Ann Bunnell gave birth to another daughter, Mary, and in August of that year William was fined 5 shillings for failure to report the birth within three months. A few months later he was in trouble again. On 7 January 1650/51 John Tompson sought the help of the Court to make William Bunnell move out of Tompson's house. Tompson said he was willing to give him a year's rent if he would move peaceably out. This probably means that the Bunnells were at least a year behind in their rent payments, which Tompson would forgive if they would simply vacate. The Court ordered William to move, and gave him two or three weeks to do so. A month later John Tompson was back in Court again asking that William Bunnell be put out of his house. This time Stephen Goodyear undertook to guarantee the move if Tompson would let the Bunnells stay for another week. John Tompson expressed himself satisfied with that arrangement, and apparently it was successful, since the issue did not come before the Court again. (N-I-2-4).

In October 1651 it was William's turn to sue, when he asked the Court to revoke the apprentice agreements Ann and her father had made with Nicholas Elsy and Samuel Whitehead. The Court refused to do so. (N-I-2-5)

During the next six or eight months the Town authorities had to "consider of the charge which old Bunill hath been to the Town, and how it mi~ht be lessened." The first step was to give him an allowance of two shillings a week, "provided that he and his family do what they can towards their maintenance." Then they took up the problem of the son who was still at home (presumably Nathaniel). The Townsmen felt that the boy should be put out to apprenticeship, both to reduce the charge to the Town, and for the good of the boy, "who now for want of due nurture grows rude and offensive." William Judson offered the Bunnells a cow if he could take the boy for "such a number of years as might answer it." When William Bunnell refused to accept this arrangement, the Townsmen retaliated by withdrawing the weekly allowance. (N-I-2-6)

On 28 August 1653 another son, Ebenezer, was born to the Bunnells. He seems to have died very soon. The following February it was reported that Ann Bunnell was sick, and the authorities were still concerned about how much public support was proper and how to make sure that the two remaining children (Nathaniel and Mary) were put out "both for the good of the children (who are not educated as they should) & for the easing the Town of charge." (N-I-2-6, 7).

Ann Bunnell died soon after1 and on the first of May 1654 William told the Town he wanted to go to old England where "he hath some friends to take care of him." The Townsmen and Treasurer were authorized to negotiate his passage on a ship bound from Milford to Newfoundland (and presumably from there to old England). Their conclusion was that this "might free the Town from some charge, though they made some present disbursement for his passage and other necessaries for him." (N-I-2-7)

That is William Bunnell's last appearance in the records of New Haven. We can assume that he boarded the ship and returned to England. He left his four children in New Haven. No record exists to show whether the two younger children were "put out"1 or if so to whom. Perhaps their grandparents or their maternal uncles assumed responsibility for them. Benjamin Wilmot, in his will dated 7 August 1669, left 20 shillings to each of his Bunnell grandchildren (N- I-2-7).

William Bunnell probably died in England if he ever arrived there. It is sometimes asserted that he died on the island of Barbados in the West Indies, since a man of that name was buried in the parish of St. Michaels, Barbados, 5 August 1678. This seems very unlikely, since William would have been around 80 years old and would have made at least five crossings of the Atlantic Ocean.

SOURCES:

Records of the Governor and Company of Massachusetts Bay, edited by N. B. Shurtleff, 1853, Vols. 1 & 2.

Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven from 1638 to 1649, edited by C. J. Hoadley, 1857, vol. I.

New Haven Town Records, 1649-1662, edited by Franklin B. Dexter! Vol. I.

Vital Records of New Haven, Conn., to 1850.

The Winthrop Fleet of 1630, by C. E. Banks, 1930.

The Original Lists of Persons of Quality, etc., edited by J. C. Hotten, 1874.

Families of Ancient New Haven, compiled by D. L. Jacobus.

"Lieutenant William French and His Descendants," in the New England HistorIcal and Genealogical Register, Vol. 44.

One Bassett Family in America, by Buell B. Bassette, 1926.

More About WILLIAM BUNNELL:

Emigration: 1630, Came to America from England

Children of WILLIAM BUNNELL and ANNE WILMOT are:

i. LYDIA⁴ BONNELL.

ii. BENJAMIN BONNELL.

4. iii. NATHANIEL BONNELL, b. 1648, Massachusetts Bay Colony; d. 1696, Elizabethtown, NJ.

iv. MARY BONNELL, b. May 04, 1650, New Haven, CT.

v. EBENEZER BONNELL, b. August 28, 1653, New Haven, Connecticut; d. Bef. May 01, 1654.

Generation No. 4

4. NATHANIEL⁴ BONNELL (WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1648 in Massachusetts Bay Colony, and died 1696 in Elizabethtown, NJ. He married SUSANNAH WHITEHEAD January 03, 1665/66 in By Mr. Williams Jones at New Haven, CT, daughter of ISAAC WHITEHEAD. She was born August 05, 1650 in New Haven, CT, and died February 12, 1733/34 in Springfield, NJ.

Notes for NATHANIEL BONNELL:

NATHANIEL BUNNELL or BONNELL (William) was probably born in one of the towns of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. At the time of the move to New Haven, CT, in 1646, Ann (Wilmot) Bunnell had 'divers small children." Benjamin and Lydia were apparently the two who were put out to other families. The births of Mary and Ebenezer were recorded in New Haven in 1650 and 1653 respectively. Nathaniel was therefore probably the youngest of three brought from Massachusetts Bay. He was probably born between 1640 and 1642.

In 1652 and 1653 there was considerable agitation in New Haven for this boy to be put out as an apprentice. The town was paying for the family's upkeep and resented paying for a hungry child when alternatives were available. One of the neighbors had offered a cow for the boy, but the Bunnells had refused. It was asserted that the boy was becoming wild through lack of management and training. After his mother died and his father went back to England, Nathaniel may well have been apprenticed. If so, however, no evidence has been found of

it.

The events of his youth went unrecorded. We next see him on his wedding day, 3 January 1665/6, when he was married by Mr. William Jones at New Haven to SUSANNAH WHITEHEAD, daughter of Isaac and Mary Whitehead. She was born at New Haven 5 August 1650. Almost immediately after their wedding, Nathaniel and Susannah, with her father and his family, joined the party about to settle Elizabethtown, NJ. Both Nathaniel Bunnell and Isaac Whitehead are listed among the 65 persons who took the oath of allegiance at Elizabethtown 19 February

1665/6.

In Elizabethtown Nathaniel had a house lot of six acres, 15 chains by 4 chains, bounded east by Thomas Price, west and north by his father-in-law Isaac Whitehead1 Sr., and south by the highway. He also had an allotment of 120 acres, "Lying upon the south branch of Elizabethtown Creek and by ye plaine which said above creek passeth through," and 12 acres of meadow "lying in the Great meadows upon John Woodruff's Creek." On 11 March 1669 he was No. 90 in the list of one hundred and seventy freeholders at Elizabeth who drew a first lot right of one hundred acres. He had 180 acres surveyed to him on 10 April 1676, and his lands bounded on lands of Matthias Hatfield.. Joseph Osborne and Isaac Whitehead. His house on East Jersey Street, mentioned in a 1682 deed, is now the oldest existing residence in Elizabeth, NJ. He sold some land in Elizabethtown to Benjamin Price on 15 June 1677.

In addition to being a large landowner, Nathaniel became prominent in community affairs. He served on a jury, 6 May 1671, by order of Gov. Carteret, for the trial of William Hackett, captain of the sloop "Indeavor," of Massachusetts, for illegal trading in the Province. "Nathaniel Bunnel1' was one of the executors of his father-in-law's estate under the terms of Isaac Whiteheadts will, which was dated 31 January 1690/1 and proved 26 February 1690/1. In 1692 he was a member of the General Assembly from Elizabethtown.

In 1694 "Nathaniel Bunnelltl was among the 124 members of the FirstPresbyterian Church of Elizabethtown who subscribed to the support ofRev. John Harriman, his contribution being Li 10 5. His son "Nathanie

Bunnell, Jr.," was also one of the subscribers, and his son Isaac subscribed a few years later.

He1 like many others, was opposed to "constituting courts," etc., whereby their land titles were liable to be dispossessed. He was one of the petitioners to the Crown for relief from this oppression by the Lords Proprietors. This seems to be the last public mention of his name. He probably died not long afterward, perhaps about 1696, without leaving a will.

His widow outlived him for many years. She moved out to Connecticut Farms (now Union, NJ) where her son Joseph was living. Her gravestone in the Presbyterian churchyard at Connecticut Farms read:

"Here lies the body of Susannah, wife of Nathaniel Bonnel, Dec'd February ye 12th 1733-4 in ye 84th year of her age."

Children (all born at Elizabethtown):

1. Nathaniel, b. about 1670.

2. Isaac, b. 167-.

3. Samuel, b. 167-

4. Lydia, b. 167-: m. Samuel Littell.

Children (surname Littell):

1. Elizabeth. 7. Benjamin. 12. Abigail.

2. Martha. 8. Daniel. 13. Catherine.

3. John. 9. David. 14. Nathaniel.

4. Samuel. 10. Jonathan. 15. child, d. y.

5. Joseph. 11. Sarah. 16. child, d. y.

5. Jane, b. ca. 1680; m. Ephraim Price.

Children (surname Price):

1. Jane. 4. Isaac. 7. Nathaniel.

2. Lydia. 5. James. 8. Ebenezer.

3. Ephraim. 6. Samuel. 9. Daniel.

6. Benjamin, b. ca. 1682.

7. Joseph, b. ca. 1685.

SOURCES;

New Haven Town Records, 1649-1662, edited by F. B. Dexter, Vol. I.

Vital Records of New Haven, Conn., to 1850.

Families of Ancient New Haven, compiled by D. L. Jacobus.

New Jersey Colonial Documents, Vol. XXX, Calendar of Wills. p. 387 (D3-364).

New Jersey Land Conveyances 1664-1794 (C127-79).

Connecticut Farms Presbyterian Church Cemetery records (C215-690).

History of Union and Middlesex Counties, N. J., edited by

W. W. Clayton, 1882.

The New Jersey Genesis, July 1961. (D8-208, 209).

Genealogies of the First Settlers of Passaic Valley, by John Littell, 1852.

American Families of Historic Lineage - Long Island, pp. 57, 58. (A26-3, 4).

Genealogy of the Bonnell Family as it pertains to Edgar Marsh Gibby and His descendants, by E. M.Gibby.

The Ancestry of David Oliver Bonnel, compiled by F. M. Conkling.

Ancestry of William Bonnel of Connecticut Farms, N. J., 1765-1828, author unknown, handwritten copy made by Homer E. Baldwin and sent to me in 1959.

Elizabeth, N. J., Daily Journal, November 1956.

William Bunnell and His Descendants, by Ruth C. Duncan, p. 11.

C142-242, 244, 248, 266.

C155-31, Ltr from Ellen Dorn.

C159-3, 6, 7.

C215-728.

Compiled by William R. Austin

More About SUSANNAH WHITEHEAD:

Burial: Connicutt Farms near Elizabeth Bonnell

Children of NATHANIEL BONNELL and SUSANNAH WHITEHEAD are:

5. i. NATHANIEL⁵ BONNELL, b. Abt. 1670, Elizabethtown, NJ; d. September 04, 1736, Elizabethtown, NJ.

6. ii. ISAAC BONNELL, b. Abt. 1673.

iii. SAMUEL BONNELL, b. Abt. 1675.

7. iv. LYDIA BONNELL, b. Abt. 1677.

8. v. JANE BONNELL, b. Abt. 1680.

vi. BENJAMIN BONNELL, b. Abt. 1682, Elizabethtown, NJ.

9. vii. JOSEPH BONNELL, b. Abt. 1685, Elizabethtown, NJ; d. 1747, Elizabeth, NJ.

Generation No. 5

5. NATHANIEL⁵ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1670 in Elizabethtown, NJ, and died September 04, 1736 in Elizabethtown, NJ. He married MARY SEARING Abt. 1695 in Elizabethtown, New Jersey, daughter of JOHN SEARING and SUSANNA PINE. She was born Abt. 1669.

Notes for NATHANIEL BONNELL:

NATHANIEL BONNELL (Nathaniel, William), was born about 1670 at Elizabethtown, NJ. His wife was MARY SEARING, daughter of John and Susanna (Pine) Searing. He was a carpenter who lived all his life at Elizabethtown. In 1694 as a member of the First Presbyterian Church there, he contributed to the support of Rev. John Harriman. He, with others, obtained land from the East New Jersey Society on 4 November 1708. He died at Elizabethtown 4 September 1736 and was buried in the First Presbyterian Churchyard. His gravestone reads "Here lieth ye Body of Nathaniel Bonnel who Died Sept. ye 4 1736 in ye 67 year of his Age." His will dated 19 June 1736 and proved 13 September 1736 reads as follows:

"I, Nathan Bonnel of Elizabeth Town, N. J., carpenter! give to my wife, Mary, one-third part of all my moveable estate to be her sole disposal forever and the use and improvement of the other two equal parts thereof during the time she shall continue my widow, and if it so happens that she never marries after my decease, the whole part shall be at her disposal.

"My three daughters, Abigail Norris, Sarah Thompson and Mary Chandler and the children of my daughter Hannah Broadwell deceased, shall have the two-thirds part of my movable estate.

"My wife Mary, the one third part of the rents or income of my Plantation where I now live, together with which room she shall choose of my new dwelling-house to be at her sole disposal during the time she continues my widow and no longer.

"I give my beloved sons Nathaniel Bonnel and Isaac Bonnell, to be equally divided between them, all the several tracts or parcels of and situated in the bounds of Elizabeth Town hereafter described, viz: all that my Plantation where I now live, also all that tract of land lying for 30 acres and is bounded on the southeast by land of John Crane, east and north by land not surveyed and westerly by land belonging to John Clark deceased.

"Also all that tract of land called the Flag Swamp lying for 12 acres and is bounded on the northwest by the land of William Broadwell, westerly and southerly by the highway and easterly by the land of William Jones, and to my son Nathaniel Bunnell all my right of lands lying above the mountains westward of Elizabethtown.

"I give to my son James Bonnell all that tract of land layed out to me by the Freeholders of Elizabeth town lying by the Scotch Plains containing 140 acres and is bounded northeasterly by land of Richard Beech, southerly by land in the possession of John Shadwell and southeast and northwest by land left for highways.

"To my three sons Nathaniel, James and Isaac - to be equally divided, all my salt meadow together with all my reversions or right of land in the meadow (not above disposed of) throughout the whole bounds of Elizabethtown aforesaid.

"My will is (anything above expressed to the contrary and not withstanding) that my son Isaac shall not live in any part of my now dwelling house during the time of his motherts remaining my widow without the consent, good liking and approbation of my other sons, viz:

Nathaniel and James. Signed: Nathaniel Bonnel. 1736."

Mary was made executrix and Nathaniel executor of the will. The witnesses were Jesse Moffard, William Jones and Benjamin Bunnell. Inventory of the personal estate was valued at 80 pounds, 15 shillings and 2 pence.

Children (all born in Elizabethtown):

SOURCES:

Transcriptions on Tombstones and Monuments in the Burying

Grounds of the First Presbyterian Church and St John's

Church at Elizabeth, N. J., 1664-1892, by Wheeler and

Halsey, 1892. (C227-46).

New Jersey Archives, First Series, Vol. XXV, Abstract of Wills, Vol. II, 1730-1750.

The New Jersey Genesis, July 1961. (D8-209).

History of Union and Middlesex Counties, New Jersey, by

W. W. Clayton, 1882.

American Families of Historic Lineage - Long Island, pp. 69, 70 (A26-15, 16)(text)

William Bunnell and His Descendants, by Ruth C. Duncan, pp. 16, 17

C127-78; C142-241; C144-12, 13(text); C155-10, 40; C158-7--18;

C160-8; C215-70.

Children of NATHANIEL BONNELL and MARY SEARING are:

10. i. HANNA⁶ BONNELL, b. Abt. 1694; d. Bef. June 19, 1736.

11. ii. NATHANIEL BONNELL, b. Abt. 1696, Elizabethtown, New Jersey; d. November 18, 1763, Madison, NJ.

iii. ABIGAIL BONNELL, b. Abt. 1699; m. NORRIS.

iv. ISAAC BONNELL, b. Abt. 1702.

v. SARAH BONNELL, b. Abt. 1704; m. THOMPSON.

12. vi. MARY BONNELL, b. Abt. 1706; d. November 04, 1763.

vii. JAMES BONNELL, b. Abt. 1708.

6. ISAAC⁵ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1673. He married MARY ELIZABETH BONNELL. She was born Abt. 1670 in Elizabethtown, NJ.

Notes for MARY ELIZABETH BONNELL:

Mary Elizabeth Bonnell as cousin to Isaac Bonnell her husband.

Marriage Notes for ISAAC BONNELL and MARY BONNELL:

Elizabeth was cousin to Isaac.

Child of ISAAC BONNELL and MARY BONNELL is:

13. i. ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., b. 1700; d. 1767.

7. LYDIA⁵ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1677. She married SAMUEL LITTLE.

Children of LYDIA BONNELL and SAMUEL LITTLE are:

i. ELIZABETH⁶ LITTLE.

ii. MARTHA LITTLE.

iii. JOHN LITTLE.

iv. SAMUEL LITTLE.

v. JOSEPH LITTLE.

vi. BENJAMIN LITTLE.

vii. DANIEL LITTLE.

viii. DAVID LITTLE.

ix. JONATHAN LITTLE.

x. SARAH LITTLE.

xi. ABIGAIL LITTLE.

xii. CATHERINE LITTLE.

xiii. NATHANIEL LITTLE.

xiv. CHILD LITTLE, d. young.

xv. CHILD LITTLE, d. young.

8. JANE⁵ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1680. She married EPHRAIN PRICE.

Children of JANE BONNELL and EPHRAIN PRICE are:

i. JANE⁶ PRICE.

ii. LYDIA PRICE.

iii. EPHRAIM PRICE.

iv. ISAAC PRICE.

v. JAMES PRICE.

vi. SAMUEL PRICE.

vii. NATHANIEL PRICE.

viii. EBENEZER PRICE.

ix. DANIEL PRICE.

9. JOSEPH⁵ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1685 in Elizabethtown, NJ, and died 1747 in Elizabeth, NJ. He married (1) MARTHA GRAZEE CLARK. He married (2) REBECCA DOD RIGGS 1705.

Child of JOSEPH BONNELL and REBECCA RIGGS is:

14. i. DAVID⁶ BONNELL, b. 1718, Elizabeth, NJ; d. 1811, Connecticut Farms, NJ.

Generation No. 6

10. HANNA⁶ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1694, and died Bef. June 19, 1736. She married RICHARD BROADWELL.

Children of HANNA BONNELL and RICHARD BROADWELL are:

i. JOHN⁷ BROADWELL.

ii. DAVID BROADWELL.

iii. LYDIA BROADWELL.

iv. SARAH BROADWELL.

v. RACHEL BROADWELL.

vi. MARGARET BROADWELL.

11. NATHANIEL⁶ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1696 in Elizabethtown, New Jersey, and died November 18, 1763 in Madison, NJ. He married JOANNA (HANNAH) MILLER Abt. 1720, daughter of SAMUEL MILLER and ELIZABETH RIGGS. She was born Abt. 1702 in Westfield, NJ, and died February 01, 1793.

Notes for NATHANIEL BONNELL:

NATHANIEL BONNELL (Nathaniel, Nathaniel, William) was born in 1696 at Elizabeth, NJ. He married JOANNA MILLER, daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth (Riggs) Miller of Westfield, NJ. (Several references indicated that her mother was Elizabeth Thompson instead of Elizabeth Riggs, but I have accepted the authority of "The New Jersey Genesis," July 1961, and a letter from Mrs. Helen P. Alleman dated 2 May 1963.) Joanna was born about 1702 at Westfield, NJ.

Nathaniel and Joanna spent the first twelve or fifteen years of their life together in Elizabeth. Their daughter Jane! who died when almost ten years old, was buried in the cemetery of the Presbyterian Church there. In 1736 Nathaniel, with his mother Mary, acted as administrator of his father's estate. Nathaniel was named in the Elizabethtown charter, 1740, as a member of the Common Council. He was a freeholder of the Borough of Elizabethtown in 1755. In some of the records he is called Capt., a military title which he probably earned in the militia.

Nathaniel and his family removed to Turkey (now New Providence), NJ. Possibly this was "my land above the mountains west from Elizabethtown," which he inherited under the terms of his father's will. Nathaniel was a wheelwright. He bought land along the Passaic River in Chatham, NJ. The area was then called "Bonnelltown." His house, still (1988) standing, is used for an antique shop.

Nathaniel Bonnell died 18 November 1763 at Madison, NJ, and was buried in the Bottle Hill Presbyterian Cemetery there. His widow married (second) Deacon Timothy Whitehead. She died 1 February 1793 and was buried in the Bottle Hill Presbyterian cemetery at Madison, NJ.

SOURCES:

Inscriptions on Tombstones and Monuments in the Burying Grounds

of the First Presbyterian Church and St. John's Church at

Elizabeth, N. J., 1664-1892, by Wheeler and Halsey, 1892.

(A14-17)

New Jersey Archives, First Series, Vol. XXV, Abstract of Wills,

Vol. II, 1730-1750. (A7-4)

New Jersey Archives, Vol. XXXII, p. 222 (C155-47).

New Jersey Marriage Records, 1665-1800, p. 51.

The New Jersey Genesis, July 1961. (D8-209).

The New Jersey Genesis, date?, p. 349.

History of Union and Middlesex Counties, New Jersey, by

W. W. Clayton, 1882. (C5-14).

Genealogies of The First Settlers of Passaic Valley, by John Littell, 1852. (Littell, pp. 46, 505).

Letters dated 5 Sept. 1961 and 2 May 1963 from Mrs. Helen P. Alleman, Washington, NJ. (C3-2, 7).

American Families of Historic Lineage - Long Island, pp. 70, 71. (A26-16, 17) (text).

Genealogy of the Bonnell Family, by Edgar Marsh Gibby. (A1S-5).

A Brief Record of the Descendants of James Harvey and Rachel

Ann Bonnell 1811-1950, by Fern Bonnell, Including a

Reprint of the Genealogy 1638-1904, by Albert Bonnell.

(A16-58, 59).

Letter to John A. Biles dated 9 May 1914 from Mrs. B. H. Crawford, Canton, PA. (A20-19; BL-135).

William Bunnell and His Descendants, by Ruth C. Duncan, p. 28.

C7-11; C142-244, 251, 278, 280; C144-18, 19, 20; C195-1:

C215-101, 121; C236-15; C249-2, 3.

NOTE; Did they also have a daughter Phoebe, b. about 1719, who m. (first) ______ Dickerson, (second) Stephen Lindsley, and (third) David Bruen? (C339-1).

More About JOANNA (HANNAH) MILLER:

Burial: Bottle Hill Presbyterian Cemetery at Madison, NJ

Children of NATHANIEL BONNELL and JOANNA MILLER are:

15. i. DAUGHTER⁷ BONNELL, b. Abt. 1720; d. 1753.

ii. BENJAMIN BONNELL, b. November 23, 1723, Catham, NJ; m. RACHEL VAN WINKLE, Abt. 1740.

iii. JANE BONNELL, b. October 1725; d. August 1735.

16. iv. NATHANIEL BONNELL, b. Abt. 1731, Catham, NJ.

v. MARY BONNELL, b. Abt. 1732, Catham, NJ.

17. vi. ABIGAIL BONNELL, b. November 17, 1735, Catham, NJ.

18. vii. ELIZABETH (BETSY) BONNELL, b. Abt. 1737, Catham, NJ; d. Abt. August 1809.

19. viii. JOHN BONNELL, b. September 26, 1737, Elizabeth, Essex Co., now Union Co., NJ; d. December 15, 1817, Springfield, Essex (now Union Co.),NJ, Aged 80 yrs, 2 mo & 19 days..

ix. SARAH BONNELL, b. 1741, Catham, NJ; d. 1822; m. SAMUEL ROBERTS, September 28, 1761.

12. MARY⁶ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1706, and died November 04, 1763. She married SAMUEL CHANDLER.

Children of MARY BONNELL and SAMUEL CHANDLER are:

i. PHEBE⁷ CHANDLER.

ii. MARY CHANDLER.

iii. SAMUEL CHANDLER.

iv. ABIGAIL CHANDLER.

v. BENJAMIN CHANDLER.

vi. DAVID CHANDLER.

vii. STEPHEN CHANDLER.

viii. SARAH CHANDLER.

ix. LYDIA CHANDLER.

13. ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR. (ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1700, and died 1767. He married MARY SHIMM November 23, 1731 in Burlington, NJ.

Notes for MARY SHIMM:

Mary Shimm of Royal lineage.

Children of ABRAHAM SR. and MARY SHIMM are:

20. i. ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., b. 1732; d. 1797.

ii. JOHN BONNELL, b. Abt. 1748; d. 1845, in the age of 97.

More About JOHN BONNELL:

Military service: was a Revolutionary soldier.

14. DAVID⁶ BONNELL (JOSEPH⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1718 in Elizabeth, NJ, and died 1811 in Connecticut Farms, NJ. He married (1) HANNAH THOMPSON. He married (2) ELIZABETH JONES.

Children of DAVID BONNELL and HANNAH THOMPSON are:

21. i. DAVID ELIASS⁷ BONNELL, b. 1740, Connecticut Farms, NJ/New Jersey; d. 1800, Connecticut Farms, NJ.

ii. NATHANIEL BONNELL, b. 1746; d. 1814; m. ANNE COZAD.

Generation No. 7

15. DAUGHTER⁷ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1720, and died 1753. She married SAMUEL CRANE.

Children of DAUGHTER BONNELL and SAMUEL CRANE are:

i. NATHANIEL⁸ CRANE.

ii. SAMUEL CRANE.

iii. JANE CRANE.

16. NATHANIEL⁷ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1731 in Catham, NJ. He married (1) ELIZABETH ALLEN Abt. 1750. He married (2) ELIZABETH (ALLEN) BONNELL 1775.

Child of NATHANIEL BONNELL and ELIZABETH BONNELL is:

22. i. NANCY⁸ BONNELL, b. Abt. 1778; d. July 04, 1851, 73 years of her age..

17. ABIGAIL⁷ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born November 17, 1735 in Catham, NJ. She married (1) THOMAS GARDNER. She married (2) AARON ALLEN November 28, 1750.

Children of ABIGAIL BONNELL and AARON ALLEN are:

i. SAMUEL⁸ ALLEN.

ii. ABIGAIL ALLEN.

iii. URIAH ALLEN.

iv. NATHANIEL BONNEL ALLEN.

v. DAVID ALLEN.

18. ELIZABETH (BETSY)⁷ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1737 in Catham, NJ, and died Abt. August 1809. She married CAPT. ISRAEL WARD.

More About CAPT. ISRAEL WARD:

Nicknames: Could have been called Isaac Ward

Children of ELIZABETH BONNELL and CAPT. WARD are:

i. MARY⁸ WARD.

ii. SARAH WARD.

iii. ELIZABETH WARD.

iv. AARON MONTGOMERY WARD.

v. JOHANNA WARD.

19. JOHN⁷ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born September 26, 1737 in Elizabeth, Essex Co., now Union Co., NJ, and died December 15, 1817 in Springfield, Essex (now Union Co.),NJ, Aged 80 yrs, 2 mo & 19 days.. He married SARAH CARTER 1756 in Chatham, daughter of BENJAMIN CARTER. She was born Abt. 1737 in Chatham NJ, and died September 02, 1824 in Turkey, Essex co (now New Providence, Union Co.) NJ, aged 87 yrs..

Notes for JOHN BONNELL:

JOHN BONNELL, son of Nathaniel, was born 26 September 1737 at Elizabeth, Essex co, now Union co, NJ (or New Providence, Essex co, NJ). He married SARAH CARTER in 1756. She was born about 1737, daughter of Benjamin Carter. In the early 1740's James Carter and Benjamin Carter, Sarah's father, purchased large tracts of land from the proprietors on the east side of the Passaic opposite Chatham with the result that the Carters owned practically the entire valley in which is now the city of Summit, from Morris Avenue to the Morris Turnpike. All the Carter land acquired about 1740 subsequently came to be owned by John Bonnel. John and Sarah lived in the Carter homestead on River Road. During the Revolution John served as a private in the New Jersey Line. One source refers to him as a captain of militia. He was a prominent and well-to-do farmer and businessman, owner of a sawmill and a one-third interest in a grist mill. He also had a forge on his property. He died 15 December 1817 at his home in Springfield, Essex (now Union) co, NJ, just across the Passaic River from Chatham in Morris co. He was the last survivor of the Revolutionary veterans from the Chatham area. His widow died 2 September 1824 at Turkey, Essex co (now New Providence, Union co), NJ. They were buried in the graveyard in Madison, Morris co, NJ. John's will, dated 7 September 1811, was probated 3 January 1818. It is lengthy, but it reveals much about his manner of life. Two copies of the will are in my files, one printed in AMERICAN FAMILIES OF HISTORIC LINEAGE -LONG ISLAND, and another printed in DAY UNTO DAY. The two versions vary somewhat. I use the former copy for the following, with variants from the latter enclosed in brackets only when the differences are significant.

"In the name of God Amen! I John Bonnel of the Township of Springfield, County of Essex, State of New Jersey, being of sound mind and memory, do make and publish this my Last will and Testament.

1st. It is my will and I do order that all my just debts and funeral expenses be duly paid and satisfied as soon as conveniently be after my decease.

2nd. I give to My Dear Wife Sarah Bonnel my mansion house together with all my Homestead Barns Buildings Tenements and Privileges upon or unto the same belonging and one third of the grist mill (that is to say-the use and profits ariseing therefrom I give & bequeath to my aforesaid wife as long as she lives]. One horse and riding chair, three cows, and as much furniture as she wants for her own use. My negro woman Sucke (Luck] and Five hundred dollars in cash to be paid her as follows, one half in three months and the other half in six months after my decease which bequests I give in lieu of Dower out of my estate.

3rd. [I order and direct my Executors herein after named as soon as convenient after my decease to dispose of my moveable propperty by way of Vendue and likewise to collect in all debts and moneys at Interest in order that it may be immediately idsposed of as hereafter directed-- excepting only so much as my be sufficient to defray their expenses as nearly as can be apertained.]

4th. To son Israel all the Land I bought of Dr. Peter Smith lying between lands of Jacob Marrel (Morrell] and Wm. Spencer and also a small piece of land opposite my dwelling house across the river adjoining land of Jacob Marrel [Morrell] at the West end. The river on the south side. The mill pond on the east and Land of Israel Bonnel on the north. Likewise I give and bequeath to my son Israel all my right in and to the store of goods at his house and all the debts due for goods sold out of the same.

5th. I give and devise to my son Silvanus his heirs and assigns forever all the remainder of my Lands in the village of Chatham. Likewise a small piece of land adjoining the forge Lott and the river that I bought of Thomas Parsal [Parcel] together with the Houses1 mills, privileges, and appurtenances to the same belonging.

6th. I give and bequeath to my daughter Johannah the use of the Land which I bought of Israel Day adjoining Lands of Peter and Caleb Dickinson as long as she lives and at her decease my will is that the Land be sold and the money be equally divided among her children and I give to my said daughter Johannah the use of two pair of oxen and waggon. I also give to my said daughter Johannah one hundred dollars yearly and every year during her life the first hundred to be paid in three months after my decease which annuity my will is and I direct the same to be paid by my son Silvanus. I also give and bequeath to my siad daughter Johannah's children after her decease each one fifty dollars to be paid to them as they shall respectively arrive to the age of twenty one years and I direct and it is my will that this also be paid by my son Silvanus and his heirs and I do charge the payment of the same and the above annuity which I have given to my daughter Johannah upon and out of the land houses and mills which I have given to my son Silvanus in fee.

7th. I give and bequeath to my daughters, Nancy, Elenor, and Salle, their heirs and to my grandchildren Matilda, Joel, Alvea, and John Bonnel all the plantation where my son Jonathan lived except about 23 acres which I heretofore gave to my son Jonathan (now deceased) by Deed which plantation my will is and I direct shall be sold and the money divided among my above said children and grandchildren as follows viz: Two thirds be equally divided between my said daughters Nancy, Elenor, and Salle and the other third to be equally divided between my said grandchildren Matilda, Joel, Alvea, and John Bonnel.

8th. I give and bequeath to my son James' children, Stephen, Elias, Hannah, Nancy, David and Mahlon all the wood land that I bought of Stanberry and Morse adjoining the river by Nathaniel Bonnel's saw mill my will is and I direct the said land be sold and the money to be equally divided between them.

9th. I give and bequeath to all my children and their heirs viz:

Nancy, Israel, Silvanus, Johannah, Eleanor [Elenor], and Salle all my lands in Wayne County and Luzerne County in the State of Pennsylvania. The said lands I will to be sold when they shall think it advisable and the money to be divided equally between them.

10th. I give and bequeath to my son James [James' children] and my son Jonathan's children Ichabod excepted my land in the Great Swamp which I bought of Samuel Allen which said land I direct to be sold and the money to be equally divided between my said grandchildren viz:

Stephen, Elias, Hannah, Nancy, David, and Mahlon and Matilda [Metilda], Joel, Alvea, and John Bonnel.

11th. I give and bequeath to my grandson Ichabod $25 to be paid in 6 months after my decease.

12th. I give and bequeath to my daughters Nancy, Elenor, and Salle, and my son Israel their heirs and assigns all my Homestead Lands, Buildings, and Tenements lying between Major Israel Days and Matthias Bonnels they to have it at my wife's decease and not before

and I will and direct the said Homestead Lands, Buildings, etc., to be sold at my wife's decease and the money to be equally divided between said Nancy Elenor7 Salle, and Israel.

13th. All the residue of my estate together with my right and interest in the Morris Turnpike road, which I authorize my executors to sell if it shall appear to them most expedient I give to my daughter Nancy, Elenor, and Salle and my son Israel their heirs and assigns to be equally divided among them excepting out of the same $200 which I give and bequeath to my daughter Johannah.

I appoint my sons Israel and Silvanus and my son-in-law Wm. Day executors of this my testament and last will.

Witnesses: Jacob Potter, Ichabod Potter, Jacob Bonnel.

The inventory of his estate was made by Jacob Potter and Linus Burnet on 31 December 1817:

His wearing apparel 22.00

Horses & horned cattle 334.00

Hay, , & Manure 158.12 1/2

Farming Utensils 88.18 1/2

Grain in Sheaf & otherwise 57.62 1/2

Chair, Sulkey & Sleigh 58.50

Set of Blacksmith Tools 20.00

One Male Slave 100.00

Cyder, and cyder Spirits 51.50

Potatoes, Turnips, Cabbage 8.62 1/2

Beef, Pork, & Poultry 71.25

Household goods 423.93 1/2

Turnpike Stock 250.00

Rent in arrear 1300.00

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$2943.74 1/2

Note that the inventory did not include any of the land. Also that it mentions a male slave, but not the female slave bequeathed in the will.

Ref: A7-5?; A11-3, 4; A16-59, 64, 65, 68, 72; C2-19; C3-6;

CS-58, 133, 134, 161, 228, 230, 231, 232; C26-14; C142-277,

c142-2781 279, 280; C144-28, 29, 33, 42 for Sally Sayre;

C147-5; Littell1 pp. 46, 50, 51?, 53, 118, 120, 122, 437,

438, 462, 463; Duncan, p. 51.

American Families of Historic Lineage - Long Island, pp. 71, 72, 73 (A26-17, 18, 19)

Day Unto Day, pp. 431 44, 45.

A Village At War, pp. 30, 51, 135, 136, 155, 158, 162, 212, 224, 236, 239.

Chatham, At the Crossing of the Fishawack, p. 9.

Compiled by William R. Austin

Children of JOHN BONNELL and SARAH CARTER are:

23. i. JAMES⁸ BONNELL, b. October 10, 1758; d. September 22, 1807.

24. ii. NANCY BONNELL, b. September 04, 1760; d. August 24, 1853.

iii. JOHNATHAN BONNELL, b. May 12, 1763; d. Bef. September 07, 1811; m. MARY BURNET, August 10, 1783.

iv. ISRAEL BONNELL, b. May 24, 1765; m. FANNY HAND.

25. v. JOANNA BONNELL, b. October 20, 1767, Chatham NJ; d. May 23, 1848, Chatham NJ.

vi. HANNAH BONNELL, b. September 09, 1770; d. Died Young.

26. vii. SYLVANUS BONNELL, b. February 28, 1773, (or Jan. or Sept. ) in Springfield, Essex (now Union) Co. or in Chatham, Morris Co., NJ; d. December 09, 1825, 53 years of age.

27. viii. ELEANOR BONNELL, b. January 21, 1776.

ix. DAVID BONNELL, b. September 05, 1778; d. Abt. 1796.

28. x. SALLY (SARA) BONNELL, b. July 28, 1781; d. January 21, 1850.

xi. CATY (CATHERINE) BONNELL, b. February 01, 1784; d. Died Young.

20. ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR. (ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1732, and died 1797. He married ELIZABETH FOSTER 1756.

Notes for ABRAHAM BONNELL JR.:

Revolutionary soldier

More About ABRAHAM BONNELL JR.:

Military service: Lt. Col. Rev. War

Child of ABRAHAM JR. and ELIZABETH FOSTER is:

29. i. JOHN⁸ BONNELL, b. 1757.

21. DAVID ELIASS⁷ BONNELL (DAVID⁶, JOSEPH⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1740 in Connecticut Farms, NJ/New Jersey, and died 1800 in Connecticut Farms, NJ. He married TEMPERABCE WADE 1762.

Child of DAVID BONNELL and TEMPERABCE WADE is:

30. i. NATHANIEL⁸ BONNELL, b. 1782, Springfield, NJ; d. 1867, NJ.

Generation No. 8

22. NANCY⁸ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1778, and died July 04, 1851 in 73 years of her age.. She married SYLVANUS BONNELL Abt. 1808, son of JOHN BONNELL and SARAH CARTER. He was born February 28, 1773 in (or Jan. or Sept. ) in Springfield, Essex (now Union) Co. or in Chatham, Morris Co., NJ, and died December 09, 1825 in 53 years of age.

Notes for SYLVANUS BONNELL:

SYLVANUS BONNELL, son of John, was born 28 February (or September) 1773 in Springfield, Essex (now Union) co, (or in Chatham, Morris co), NJ. On 28 February 1807 (or 5 March 1803/4) he married his cousin NANCY BONNELL (1-2-1-2-4-10), daughter of Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Allen) Bonnell. She was born in July 1778. Sylvanus appears in the tax lists for Springfield in 1795, 1796, 1820 and 1821, and in Chatham in 1810, 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814, 1816, 1818, 1820, 1821 and 1822. Sylvanus died 9 December 1825 in Springfield, NJ. Nancy appears in the 1830 and 1840 census in Springfield. She died 4 July 1851 in her 73rd year.

Children of NANCY BONNELL and SYLVANUS BONNELL are:

31. i. ELIZA (BETH)⁹ BONNELL, b. December 24, 1807; d. November 22, 1890; Adopted child.

ii. CALVIN BONNELL, b. Abt. 1808; d. Abt. October 09, 1814, or Abt. Nov. 6,1815.

32. iii. CALVIN DAY BONNELL, b. April 09, 1810, Springfield, Essex (now Union Co.),NJ; d. August 05, 1861, 52 years of age near Dover, Iowa.

iv. JAMES HERVEY BONNELL, b. June 30, 1811.

v. JOHN WICHLIFF BONNELL, b. July 14, 1812.

vi. MARY BONNELL, b. September 02, 1813; d. died young.

33. vii. CHARLOTTE BONNELL, b. August 27, 1814.

viii. MARGARETTA BONNELL, b. Abt. 1815; d. November 06, 1815.

ix. JULIA ANN BONNELL, b. September 23, 1816; d. August 26, 1842, 26 years of her age..

x. NANCY BONNELL, b. April 11, 1818; m. WILLIAM THOMPSON.

xi. SILVANUS BONNELL, b. March 31, 1819; d. August 12, 1859, 41st year of his age.

xii. WILLIAM BONNELL, b. December 31, 1820.

23. JAMES⁸ BONNELL (JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born October 10, 1758, and died September 22, 1807. He married ROSA BURNET Abt. 1780, daughter of BURNET.

Children of JAMES BONNELL and ROSA BURNET are:

i. STEPHEN CARTER⁹ BONNELL, b. Bef. 1790, NJ; m. SALLY SIMPSON; b. Abt. 1780.

34. ii. ELEOTA BONNELL, b. Bef. 1790, NJ; d. Abt. 1800.

35. iii. HANNAH BONNELL, b. Bef. 1790, NJ.

36. iv. ELAIS BONNELL, b. Bef. 1790, NJ.

v. NANCY BONNELL, b. Bef. 1795, NJ.

vi. DAVID BONNELL, b. November 27, 1797, NJ; d. December 01, 1822; m. SALLY DAY.

37. vii. MAHLON BONNELL, b. November 27, 1797, NJ; d. November 1865, NJ.

24. NANCY⁸ BONNELL (JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born September 04, 1760, and died August 24, 1853. She married WILLIAM DAY March 12, 1780, son of STEPHAN DAY.

Children of NANCY BONNELL and WILLIAM DAY are:

i. FOSTER⁹ DAY.

ii. SARAH DAY.

iii. CHARLOTTE DAY.

iv. LEWIS DAY.

v. CALVIN DAY.

vi. JOANNA DAY.

25. JOANNA⁸ BONNELL (JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born October 20, 1767 in Chatham NJ, and died May 23, 1848 in Chatham NJ. She married MOSES DAY January 1785 in Chatham New Jersey.

Children of JOANNA BONNELL and MOSES DAY are:

i. CHARLES⁹ DAY.

ii. BETSEY (ELIZABETH) DAY.

iii. MATTHIAS DAY.

iv. NANCY DAY.

v. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN DAY.

vi. SYLVANUS B. DAY.

vii. EMULOUS HORTON DAY.

viii. JAMES HARVEY DAY.

ix. JENETTE DAY.

x. THADDEUS DAY.

xi. WILLIAM DAY.

26. SYLVANUS⁸ BONNELL (JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born February 28, 1773 in (or Jan. or Sept. ) in Springfield, Essex (now Union) Co. or in Chatham, Morris Co., NJ, and died December 09, 1825 in 53 years of age. He married NANCY BONNELL Abt. 1808, daughter of NATHANIEL BONNELL and ELIZABETH BONNELL. She was born Abt. 1778, and died July 04, 1851 in 73 years of her age..

Notes for SYLVANUS BONNELL:

SYLVANUS BONNELL, son of John, was born 28 February (or September) 1773 in Springfield, Essex (now Union) co, (or in Chatham, Morris co), NJ. On 28 February 1807 (or 5 March 1803/4) he married his cousin NANCY BONNELL (1-2-1-2-4-10), daughter of Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Allen) Bonnell. She was born in July 1778. Sylvanus appears in the tax lists for Springfield in 1795, 1796, 1820 and 1821, and in Chatham in 1810, 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814, 1816, 1818, 1820, 1821 and 1822. Sylvanus died 9 December 1825 in Springfield, NJ. Nancy appears in the 1830 and 1840 census in Springfield. She died 4 July 1851 in her 73rd year.

Children are listed above under (22) Nancy Bonnell.

27. ELEANOR⁸ BONNELL (JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born January 21, 1776. She married MATTHIAS WARD, son of ENOS WARD.

Children of ELEANOR BONNELL and MATTHIAS WARD are:

i. PHILIP⁹ WARD.

ii. MAHLON WARD.

iii. SARAH WARD.

iv. MAHETABEL WARD.

v. HARRIET WARD.

vi. LOUISE WARD.

vii. LAURA WARD.

viii. ENOS WARD.

ix. JULIETTE WARD.

28. SALLY (SARA)⁸ BONNELL (JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born July 28, 1781, and died January 21, 1850. She married EZEKIEL SAYRE February 07, 1808. He was born February 01, 1774, and died January 21, 1850.

Children of SALLY BONNELL and EZEKIEL SAYRE are:

i. SALLY DAY⁹ SAYRE.

ii. ELECTA SAYRE.

iii. CATHERINE SAYRE.

iv. DAVID B. SAYRE.

v. JOHN EDGAR SAYRE.

vi. LEWIS SAYRE.

29. JOHN⁸ BONNELL (ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1757. He married (1) BETSY PANDY. He married (2) NANCY FARRADY 1779 in Paxton Creek, PA. She was born Abt. 1760.

Notes for JOHN BONNELL:

John Bonnell a Rev. War veteran was the first Bonnell to live in Pine Creek, later lived at the mouth of Paxtang Creek (now Harrisburg, PA). Most of his children were bore there. After the Rev. War, he purchased land near Jersey Shore where other veterans settled.

State of New Jersey, Dept. of Defense, Trenton 10 8-25-1954 It is certified, that the records of this office show that John Bonnell served as Private, First Regiment, Essex Co. Militia; served under Captains Stephen Chandler and Daniel Smith Wood. Was at the battle of Springfield Dec. 17, 1776.

Was pensioned 1757-1845. Moved to Paxton Creek 1779.

John Bonnell - grantor to

John Pfouts - grantee

John Pfouis - grantee to

Rev. Jos. Stevens

Vol. Series 5, page 346 - 388 Pa. Archives.

Earli in 19th Centuri sold his land and went to Erie, Pa., with sons Thomas and William - one settled at Waterford, the other at Wesleyvi1le.

John Bonnell, private in Capt. Richard Manning's Company commnanded by Col. James Burn, Mar. 13, 1776, 4th Battalion, Lancaster Co. Militia Company, raised in upper Paxtang and Hanover. John Bonnell 4th Serg., detachment under Capt. James Rutherford, marched to Bedford Co. April, 1779 for the protection of the inhabitants.

After the War of the Revolution, he came to Lycoming County where he purchased land about 1/2 mile south of Jersev Shore, Pa.

Following are the officers under whom he had served: Capt. Richard Manning and Thomas Forster, who were the first settlers and founders of "Jersey Shore".

The name of Bonnell was formerly spelled "Buenell" and is a French name. Thev with others were driven out of France on account of their religious beliefs. Went to Northern Eng1and and then to America, settling in New Jersey. From New Jersey.my ancestor (John Bonnell) migrated to Lancaster County, then to Jersey Shore, Pa., and from here to Erie, Pa., where he died. He sold his property in Jersey Shore around 1800 and moved to Erie, Pa.

He was a private in Captain Richard Manning's commanded by Col. James Bird March 13, 1776, 4th Battalion Lancaster Countv Militia. The Company was raised in upper Paxtang and Hanover.

John Bonnell, 4th Sergeant, detachment under Capt. James Ritherford, marched to Bedford Countv April 1779 for the protection of the inhabitants.

After the war of the Revolution was over, he came to Lycoming County where he purchased a farm about one-half mile south of Jersey Shore - following the officers under whom he served - Capt. Richard Manning and Thomas Forster -who were the first settlers and founders of JerseyShore.

John Bonnell lived to a great age and died at Erie. He was buried at Waterford about flifteen miles from Erie He had four sons, namely -- John, Thomas, George and William.

John Bonnell, one of the sons was born at the mouth of Paxton Creek, now 1st Ward of Harrisburg, 1oth of June, 1780.

In 1794 his father moved to what is now Jersey Shore, on the farm owned by Joe Stevens and the rich valley of the West Branch.was a comparative wilderness. Later when his father sold his property and went to Erie, Pa, sons. John and George went up Pine Creek. . John settled four miles below Waterville (where the Boy Scout Camp Kline now is) & died there at age 94 years. He went there about 1802.

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More About JOHN BONNELL:

Military service: was a Revolutionary soldier.

Property: Aft. 1765, Was the first Bonnell in Pine Creek, Pennsylvania.

Children of JOHN BONNELL and NANCY FARRADY are:

38. i. THOMAS⁹ BONNELL, b. January 15, 1775, in Susquehanna county; d. October 06, 1871, at Gospel Hill near Erie, PA.

ii. MARGARET BONNELL, b. 1778, in Jersey Shore while living along the Susquehanna river.; m. ANDREW COOVER; b. 1779.

39. iii. JOHN BONNELL JR., b. June 10, 1780; d. November 21, 1874.

40. iv. GEORGE BONNELL, b. 1787; d. 1879.

41. v. WILLIAM BONNELL, b. 1788.

vi. SARAH BONNELL, b. 1790; m. JOHN COOVER, 1808.

vii. NANCY BONNELL, b. 1806; m. THOMAS DILLON.

30. NATHANIEL⁸ BONNELL (DAVID ELIASS⁷, DAVID⁶, JOSEPH⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1782 in Springfield, NJ, and died 1867 in NJ. He married MARY STURGES 1802.

Child of NATHANIEL BONNELL and MARY STURGES is:

42. i. HENREY C⁹ BONNELL, b. November 10, 1804, Warren County. NJ; d. February 20, 1890, Morris County, NJ.

Generation No. 9

31. ELIZA (BETH)⁹ BONNELL (SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born December 24, 1807, and died November 22, 1890. She married GEORGE TOWNLY SAYRE December 01, 1830.

More About ELIZA (BETH) BONNELL:

Adoption: Abt. 1808

Children of ELIZA BONNELL and GEORGE SAYRE are:

i. SYLVANUS¹⁰ SAYRE.

ii. EDWARD SAYRE.

iii. ELIZA SAYRE.

iv. THEODORE LYMAN SAYRE.

v. THEODORE SAYRE.

32. CALVIN DAY⁹ BONNELL (SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born April 09, 1810 in Springfield, Essex (now Union Co.),NJ, and died August 05, 1861 in 52 years of age near Dover, Iowa. He married JULIA ANN (JULIANNA CROWELL) CROLL November 13, 1834 in ], daughter of CROWELL. She was born August 19, 1813 in Philadelphia,PA, and died April 28, 1910 in Ft. Madison, Iowa.

Notes for CALVIN DAY BONNELL:

CALVIN DAY BONNELL, son of Sylvanus, was born 9 April 1810 in Springfield, Essex (now Union) co, NJ. On 13 November 1834 he married JULIA ANN CROLL (JULIANNA CROWELL of Philadelphia, PA), who was born 13 (or 19) March 1813. Calvin appears in the 1840 census in Springfield, NJ. In the autumn of 1843 he and his brothers James and John left New Jersey. Calvin, the oldest, brought his wife and children. They traveled by rail from Springfield, NJ, to Philadelphia, then by stage to Pittsburgh, by Ohio River steamer to St. Louis, and thence by steamer up the Mississippi River to Fort Madison, Lee co, Iowa Territory. They opened a general store in Fort Madison. In 1845 they purchased a large amount of land in Franklin twp, about five miles north of the present town of Donnellson, in Lee co. They farmed in partnership until 1852, when they divided their interests in the land. Calvin appears in the 1860 census of Dewitt twp, Clinton co, IA. He shot himself accidentally 5 August 1861 in Dover, Lee co, IA. He was buried at Wyaka, Lincoln, Lancaster co, NE. His widow died 28 April 1910

Children of CALVIN BONNELL and JULIA CROLL are:

i. NANCY¹⁰ BONNELL.

43. ii. MARY LANTZ BONNELL, b. May 09, 1835.

iii. WILLIAM HARVEY BONNELL, b. October 01, 1837.

44. iv. JOHN CALVIN BONNELL, b. July 28, 1841, Elizabeth Town, NJ; d. January 04, 1932, Dallas, Dallas, Texas.

45. v. EMMA H. BONNELL, b. September 11, 1846.

46. vi. GEORGE WASHINGTON BONNELL, b. October 08, 1849, Dover, Lee Co., Iowa.

33. CHARLOTTE⁹ BONNELL (SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born August 27, 1814. She married ABNER STITES.

Children of CHARLOTTE BONNELL and ABNER STITES are:

i. EDWARD MORRIS¹⁰ STITES.

ii. CHARLOTTE STITES.

34. ELEOTA⁹ BONNELL (JAMES⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Bef. 1790 in NJ, and died Abt. 1800. She married ABRAHAM WALKER Abt. 1800, son of ASHER WALKER. He was born in NJ.

Child of ELEOTA BONNELL and ABRAHAM WALKER is:

i. RHODA¹⁰ WALKER, b. Abt. 1800; m. JOHN U. MUNN; b. Chatham, NJ.

35. HANNAH⁹ BONNELL (JAMES⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Bef. 1790 in NJ. She married STEPHEN PARCEL.

Notes for STEPHEN PARCEL:

Moved west to Iowa, 1835

Child of HANNAH BONNELL and STEPHEN PARCEL is:

i. JOHN¹⁰ PARCEL, b. Bef. 1835.

36. ELAIS⁹ BONNELL (JAMES⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Bef. 1790 in NJ. He married MISS SIMPSON.

Children of ELAIS BONNELL and MISS SIMPSON are:

i. EDWIN¹⁰ BONNELL, b. Abt. 1820.

ii. CAROLINE BONNELL, b. Abt. 1821.

iii. RHODA BONNELL, b. Abt. 1822.

iv. FREEMAN BONNELL, b. Abt. 1825.

37. MAHLON⁹ BONNELL (JAMES⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born November 27, 1797 in NJ, and died November 1865 in NJ. He married SALLY OLIVER Abt. 1820, daughter of JOHN OLIVER. She was born Abt. 1799.

Children of MAHLON BONNELL and SALLY OLIVER are:

i. JOANNA¹⁰ BONNELL, b. Abt. 1820, NJ; m. ANDREW LYTLE, Abt. 1845.

47. ii. DAVID BONNELL, b. Abt. 1821.

iii. JOHN BONNELL, b. Abt. 1822; m. HARRIET LINDSLEY.

iv. HENRY BONNELL, b. Abt. 1823; m. HARRIET SAVERY.

v. SARAH BONNELL, b. Abt. 1824; m. HENRY W. SLOCUM, Abt. 1850, NJ.

vi. SELINA BONNELL, b. Abt. 1826; m. BENJAMIN S. TRUPPER, Abt. 1850.

vii. MAHLON BONNELL, b. Abt. 1827; m. FLORA BRUNSON, Abt. 1855.

viii. CORNELIA BONNELL, b. Abt. 1828; m. CHARLES A. BURWELL, Abt. 1850.

38. THOMAS⁹ BONNELL (JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born January 15, 1775 in in Susquehanna county, and died October 06, 1871 in at Gospel Hill near Erie, PA. He married EVE COOVER, daughter of JOHN MICHAEL COOVER. She was born 1779.

Notes for THOMAS BONNELL:

All children of Thomas Bonnell were born at mouth of Paxton Creek, now 1st Ward of Harrisburg, PA.

Children of THOMAS BONNELL and EVE COOVER are:

i. ELIZABETH¹⁰ BONNELL.

ii. GEORGE BONNELL.

iii. NANCY BONNELL.

iv. SARAH BONNELL.

v. SUSAN BONNELL.

vi. JOHN BONNELL.

vii. CATHERINE BONNELL.

39. JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR. (JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born June 10, 1780, and died November 21, 1874. He married (1) CATHERINE MILLER, daughter of JACOB MILLER. She was born December 02, 1788, and died September 12, 1848. He married (2) SARAH ENGLISH RAMSEY, daughter of ENGLISH.

Notes for JOHN BONNELL JR.:

John lived where present day Boy Scout Camp is located.(1991).

Notes for SARAH ENGLISH RAMSEY:

John Bonnell married first Catherine Miller and second Sarah (English) Ramsey

Children of JOHN JR. and CATHERINE MILLER are:

48. i. NANCY¹⁰ BONNELL.

ii. MERCY BONNELL, m. (1) JAMES MILLER; m. (2) ISAAC LEWIS.

Notes for MERCY BONNELL:

Mercy Bonnell married 1st James Miller (sisters husband) then 2nd. Isaac Lewis

49. iii. RACHEL BONNELL.

iv. MARGARET BONNELL, m. (1) GEORGE C. CALLAHAN; m. (2) CHARLES CHURHILL; m. (3) JOHN WATSON.

v. SARAH BONNELL, d. 1865, She drowned in flood of 1865 with two children.; m. JAMES MILLER.

vi. JAMES BONNELL, m. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH.

vii. MARY BONNELL, m. WILLIAM WOLF.

viii. ELIZABETH BONNELL, m. JOHN WATSON.

ix. KATY ANN BONNELL, m. SHARROW WATSON.

50. x. WILLIAM BONNELL, b. September 17, 1807.

51. xi. THOMAS BONNELL, b. Abt. 1810.

52. xii. JACOB BONNELL, b. November 22, 1812; d. October 09, 1890.

53. xiii. MATILDA BONNELL, b. 1822; d. 1877.

xiv. AMANDA BONNELL, b. 1826; d. 1901; m. JAMES HARRIS; b. 1822.

54. xv. MARION (MARY ANN) BONNELL, b. 1844; d. 1910.

40. GEORGE⁹ BONNELL (JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1787, and died 1879. He married MARY (POLLY) ENGLISH, daughter of JOHN ENGLISH and FANNY CASPER. She was born 1784.

Notes for GEORGE BONNELL:

George Bonnell, a native of southern New Jersey, came to Lycoming county in 1819. The first knowledge his only living son ( abt. 1892) has of him was that he lived at Waterville, where he followed lumbering, and was a famous hunter and trapper of the day. He subsequently purchased 100 acres about three miles south of Slate Run, where he cleared a farm and carried on the lumber business, and there died about 1879, at the age of ninety-two. His wife Polly, daughter of the pioneer, John English. The only children living today (1892) are Thomas & Mary. George Bonnell was a soldier of war of 1812, was a Democrat in politics, and belonged to the Methodist Episcopal church.

Taken from Pennsylvania's Pine Creek Valley and Pioneer Families book:

George Bonnell buried in Bonnell cemetery along Rt. 414 between Cammal and Slate Run in Woods area near the old railroad crossing.

Meginness says:

Geogre Bonnell came to Pine Creek about 1802 and in the 1810 census is found in Brown Twp. with his family. He followed Lumbering and was also famous as a hunter and trapper. Democtay and Methodist. Lived about three miles below Slate Run. Servid in the War of 1812.

Children of GEORGE BONNELL and MARY ENGLISH are:

55. i. JOHN¹⁰ BONNELL, b. March 16, 1805; d. November 26, 1880.

56. ii. WILLIAM BONNELL, b. February 13, 1813; d. August 23, 1889.

iii. MARY BONNELL, b. October 14, 1815; d. June 29, 1898; m. STEPHEN ROSS JR.; b. PA; d. 1875.

57. iv. THOMAS BONNELL, b. 1817, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania; d. 1897.

58. v. JAMES BONNELL, b. 1825; d. May 08, 1884.

59. vi. GEORGE BONNELL, b. Abt. 1826, PA; d. Bef. 1892.

60. vii. RICHARD BONNELL, b. Abt. 1832; d. Abt. 1892.

viii. ELIZABETH (LIZZIE) BONNELL, b. Abt. 1833, PA; d. Bef. 1892; m. JOHN S. CLARK, Abt. 1850.

61. ix. NANCY BONNELL, b. Abt. 1835; d. Bef. 1892.

x. SALLIE BONNELL, b. Abt. 1837, PA; d. 1892; m. JAMES ENGLISH; b. 1837.

41. WILLIAM⁹ BONNELL (JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1788. He married ELIZABETH HAGGERTY.

Notes for WILLIAM BONNELL:

Moved to Erie County, PA in 1794 from Lycoming county. NFR

Children of WILLIAM BONNELL and ELIZABETH HAGGERTY are:

i. ELIZABETH¹⁰ BONNELL.

ii. GEORGE BONNELL.

iii. NANCY BONNELL.

iv. SARAH BONNELL.

v. SUSAN BONNELL.

vi. JOHN BONNELL.

vii. CATHERIN BONNELL.

viii. MARY BONNELL.

ix. BENJAMIN BONNELL.

42. HENREY C⁹ BONNELL (NATHANIEL⁸, DAVID ELIASS⁷, DAVID⁶, JOSEPH⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born November 10, 1804 in Warren County. NJ, and died February 20, 1890 in Morris County, NJ. He married MARY DOLAND September 22, 1827.

Child of HENREY BONNELL and MARY DOLAND is:

i. ELIZABETH DOLAND¹⁰ BONNELL, b. September 07, 1831; d. March 23, 1909; m. FENWICK NELSON REEVES.

Generation No. 10

43. MARY LANTZ¹⁰ BONNELL (CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born May 09, 1835. She married ARTHUR PATTERSON.

Child of MARY BONNELL and ARTHUR PATTERSON is:

i. MAE¹¹ PATTERSON.

44. JOHN CALVIN¹⁰ BONNELL (CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born July 28, 1841 in Elizabeth Town, NJ, and died January 04, 1932 in Dallas, Dallas, Texas. He married SARAH ELIZABETH ARNOLD June 04, 1866 in Ft. Madison, Iowa, daughter of WILLIAM ARNOLD and ELIZABETH HENNIGAN. She was born February 03, 1843 in Lawrenceburg, Ind., and died January 03, 1921 in Houston, Texas.

Notes for JOHN CALVIN BONNELL:

John Calvin Bonnell enlisted in Co. E of the 19th Iowe Volunter Inf. Monday July 28, 1862 and was discharged at St. Louis, MO on July 28, 1865. Serving in same Co. and regiment throughout. Was a private one year, 4th sargeant one year and 1st Lt. in command of the Co. one year to the close of the war.

The following was found in the Andreas History of NE..

JOHN C. BONNELL, assistant land commissioner of the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad, in Nebraska, was born in Newark, N. J., July 28, 1841. His parents moved to the then Territory of Iowa, in 1843, settling in Fort Madison. The subject of this sketch received his schooling in that vicinity. In 1862 he enlisted in the Nineteenth Regiment, Iowa Volunteers, Company E. Commissioned First Lieutenant in September, 1864. Served until the close of the war, then returned to Fort Madison, and engaged in merchandising and milling until 1869, then entered the service of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, at Fort Madison. In 1870 he was transferred to Burlington, and was employed in the passenger department and as traveling agent. In 1873 he changed into the passenger and land department of the Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe Railroad, and returned to the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad in 1875. Was then appointed secretary of the Iowa Land Department. In 1876 he was commissioned by Gov. Garber, of Nebraska, to arrange a display in Agricultural Hall, at the Centennial Exhibition. He designed and completed the display, and returned to Burlington, Iowa, leaving a man in charge. He removed to Nebraska in 1879, located in Omaha as general agent of the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad, and in 1880 he moved to Lincoln and took his present position. He was married in Fort Madison, Iowa, June 4, 1866, to Miss Sarah E. Arnold, of Fort Madison. They have five children, Lizzie, Jennie, Ida, Pearl and Ralph A. Mr. B. is a member of the M. E. Church. He is a prominent member of the G. A. R., being Commander of the Post, A. A. A., General of the State, and is a delegate to the Grand Encampment at Baltimore, in 1882.

JOHN CALVIN BONNELL, son of Calvin Day, was born 28 July 1841 in Elizabeth, Essex (now Union) co, NJ. He was 2 years old when his family moved to Iowa. On 4 June 1860 (or 1866?), in Lincoln, Lancaster co, NE, he married SARAH ARNOLD, who was born 3 April 1843 in Lawrenceburg, Dearborn co, IN. On 12 August 1862, just 15 days after his 21st birthday, he enlisted as a private in Co. E, 19th Iowa Infantry Volunteers, as a fifer, for service in the Civil War. He served for three years. He saw action at Prairie Grove, AR, and participated in the occupation of Vicksburg, MS, and the capture of Yazoo City, MS. After the battle of Stirling Plantation, LA, when the Regimental Sergeant Major was captured, John C. Bonnell was appointed Sergeant Major. He served in this capacity during the year the Regiment spent on border duty at Brownsville, TX. The Regiment moved back to the Florida area in 1864 when he was promoted to 1st Lieutenant in September 1864. The Regiment finished the war with the assault on Movile, AL, at the end of the war. The unit was mustered out on 10 July 1865. He invented a sash fastener which he patented on 30 July 1867. He was still living in Fort Madison, Lee co, IA, at the time. He moved to Burlington, Iowa and in 1873 built a house at 1610 South Street. On July 4, 1874 He planted six hard maple trees in the front of the house and in 1941 the hause and trees were still standing. In 1882 they were in Lincoln, Lancaster co, NE. In 1911 he lived in Lewiston, Nez Perce co, ID. John Calvin Bonnell lived in Chicago, Ill untill about 1919 when he moved and bought a farm in League City, TX and grew penuts, corn and Oranges.

His wife die in Houston, Texas, 3 January 1921 and he died 4 January 1932, in Dallas, Dallas co, TX. He was buried in Lincoln, NE.

More About JOHN CALVIN BONNELL:

Burial: Linciln, Nebraska

Military service: July 28, 1862, Inlisted in 19th Iowe Volunteer Inf. Co. E

Children of JOHN BONNELL and SARAH ARNOLD are:

62. i. ELIZABETH DAY¹¹ BONNELL, b. March 19, 1867, Ft. Madison, Iowa; d. Abt. June 1952.

63. ii. JENNIE C. BONNELL, b. February 14, 1869, Ft. Madison, Iowa.

64. iii. IDA BONNELL, b. August 13, 1871, Burlington, Iowa.

65. iv. ESTER PEARL BONNELL, b. August 31, 1876, 1610 Souh Street, Burlington, Iowa; d. August 20, 1952, St. Louis, Missouri.

v. RALPH ARNOLD BONNELL, b. February 20, 1882, Lincoln, Nebraska; m. ELIZABETH WETMORE, December 17, 1902.

Notes for RALPH ARNOLD BONNELL:

Ralph Bonnell had at least 3 sons

vi. TINY BONNELL, b. July 04, 1883, Lincoln, Nebraska; d. July 09, 1883, Lincoln, Neb..

45. EMMA H.¹⁰ BONNELL (CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born September 11, 1846. She married (1) EDWIN L. HOBART. She married (2) CARL WILLIAMS.

Child of EMMA BONNELL and EDWIN HOBART is:

i. RAYNIE¹¹ HOBART.

46. GEORGE WASHINGTON¹⁰ BONNELL (CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born October 08, 1849 in Dover, Lee Co., Iowa. He married LIBBIE M. FROW September 18, 1873 in Fort Madison, Iowa, daughter of J. W. FROW.

Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON BONNELL:

The Following was found in the Andreas History of NE..

GEORGE W. BONNELL, ticket agent of the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad, in Nebraska, was born in Dover, Lee Co., Iowa, October 8, 1849. In 1859 he removed to Mount Pleasant, Iowa, finished his education at the Fort Madison Academy. In 1868 he studied telegraphing and took charge of the office of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, at Fort Madison and at other points; was then transfered to Burlington, two years later he returned to Fort Madison and took the position of ticket agent and operator there. In 1878 he removed to Nebraska, locating in Lincoln, and took the position of assistant cashier, in the Burlington and Missouri Land Department. Was appointed to present position in March, 1880. He was married in Fort Madison, Iowa, September 18, 1873, to Miss Libbie M. Frow, eldest daughter of J. W. Frow, Postmaster at Fort Madison. They have two children, Daisy F. and Winnie B. Mr. B. is a member of the Congregational Church, and of the Knights of Pythias of Lincoln, and the A. O. U. W. of Fort Madison

Children of GEORGE BONNELL and LIBBIE FROW are:

i. DAISY F.¹¹ BONNELL.

ii. WINNIE B. BONNELL.

47. DAVID¹⁰ BONNELL (MAHLON⁹, JAMES⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1821. He married (1) MARY ELIZABETH MILLS March 12, 1846. She was born Abt. 1825, and died April 16, 1851. He married (2) ADALINE PEW Abt. 1850. She was born Abt. 1825 in Ithaca, New York.

Children of DAVID BONNELL and MARY MILLS are:

i. EMMA FRANCES¹¹ BONNELL, b. Abt. 1847; m. CHARLES W. PETERS, Abt. 1870; b. Abt. 1847.

ii. MARY ELIZABETH BONNELL, b. Abt. 1850; m. AUGUSTUS CODINGTON, Abt. 1867; b. Abt. 1847.

Children of DAVID BONNELL and ADALINE PEW are:

iii. UNKNOWN¹¹ BONNELL.

iv. LOTTIE ADALINE BONNELL, b. Abt. 1853; m. WILLIAM MASON GREEN, Abt. 1873; b. Abt. 1850.

v. FANNIE AUGUSTA BONNELL, b. November 18, 1856, New Yory, NY; d. October 08, 1947, Altadena, CA; m. WILBUR FISK GREEN, February 13, 1884; b. July 24, 1860, LaSalle, Illinois; d. February 18, 1947, Altadena, Los Angeles County, CA.

More About WILBUR FISK GREEN:

Occupation: Retired Dentist

vi. CARRIE STEWART BONNELL, b. Abt. 1856; m. THEODORE CLERO PERRY, Abt. 1878; b. Abt. 1855.

48. NANCY¹⁰ BONNELL (JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) She married ISAAC KISSELL December 19, 1832.

Children of NANCY BONNELL and ISAAC KISSELL are:

i. REUBEN¹¹ KISSELL.

ii. ALBERT M. KISSELL, m. MEGINNESS.

iii. JOHN KISSELL.

iv. ISAAC KISSELL.

v. MARY KISSELL.

vi. ANNIE KISSELL.

vii. RACHEL KISSELL.

viii. JOSEPH KISSELL, b. January 14, 1838, Lycoming Co.; m. FLORA A. FOSMER.

ix. JAMES B. KISSELL, b. November 24, 1849.

49. RACHEL¹⁰ BONNELL (JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) She married JOHN COPPES.

Notes for JOHN COPPES:

John Coppes of Nesbit.

Child of RACHEL BONNELL and JOHN COPPES is:

i. WILLIAM¹¹ COPPES, b. 1854.

50. WILLIAM¹⁰ BONNELL (JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born September 17, 1807. He married ANNA (PEGGY) BEITER OR (BUTLER).

Notes for WILLIAM BONNELL:

Moved to Seneca Co. NY

Children of WILLIAM BONNELL and ANNA (BUTLER) are:

66. i. JACOB THOMAS¹¹ BONNELL.

ii. JOHN BONNELL.

iii. JAMES BONNELL.

iv. ALLEN BONNELL.

v. RICHARD BONNELL.

vi. KATY ANN BONNELL.

vii. ANN BONNELL.

viii. MARGARET BONNELL.

51. THOMAS¹⁰ BONNELL (JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1810. He married SUSANNAH WOLF.

Children of THOMAS BONNELL and SUSANNAH WOLF are:

67. i. JOHN¹¹ BONNELL.

68. ii. LEWIS BONNELL.

69. iii. WILL BONNELL.

iv. HANNAH BONNELL.

52. JACOB¹⁰ BONNELL (JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born November 22, 1812, and died October 09, 1890. He married SARAH WOLF July 12, 1842. She was born April 11, 1818, and died February 28, 1891.

Notes for SARAH WOLF:

Married by Rev. William Hurst of Methodist Church.

More About SARAH WOLF:

Burial: 1891, Jersey Shore Cemetery

Children of JACOB BONNELL and SARAH WOLF are:

i. CATHERINE ANN¹¹ BONNELL, b. April 29, 1843; d. 1922; m. HENRY ROSS; b. 1839; d. 1926.

More About HENRY ROSS:

Burial: 1926, White Pine cemetery

70. ii. JOHN SNYDER BONNELL, b. April 12, 1845; d. 1905.

iii. GEORGE WOLF BONNELL, b. 1847; m. ARVILLA MINSKER.

71. iv. WILLIAM HENRY BONNELL, b. August 22, 1849.

72. v. JACOB MILLER BONNELL, b. January 19, 1852; d. 1908.

vi. MARY ELIZABETH BONNELL, b. March 19, 1857; d. February 11, 1932; m. (1) GEORGE EMERY; b. 1852; d. 1941; m. (2) GEORGE WINFIELD EMERY, April 20, 1882, Married at bride's home on Pine Creek, Clinton Co.; b. July 19, 1852; d. August 23, 1941.

vii. ALICE BONNELL, b. March 15, 1860; d. Abt. 1876.

53. MATILDA¹⁰ BONNELL (JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1822, and died 1877. She married CYRUS RANCK. He was born 1819 in 1905.

Children of MATILDA BONNELL and CYRUS RANCK are:

73. i. JOHN¹¹ RANCK.

ii. AMANDA RANCK, b. 1846; m. JAMES WOLF.

54. MARION (MARY ANN)¹⁰ BONNELL (JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1844, and died 1910. She married HENRY CRIST.

Child of MARION BONNELL and HENRY CRIST is:

i. SARAH¹¹ CRIST, m. JOHN RAMBO.

55. JOHN¹⁰ BONNELL (GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born March 16, 1805, and died November 26, 1880. He married JANE ENGLISH February 25, 1829, daughter of JOHN ENGLISH. She was born January 27, 1812 in PA, and died November 01, 1841 in White Pine cemeteary, PA.

More About JOHN BONNELL:

Burial: White Pine cemeteary, PA

More About JANE ENGLISH:

Burial: white Pine cemeteary, PA

Children of JOHN BONNELL and JANE ENGLISH are:

74. i. MARY¹¹ BONNELL, b. July 22, 1831; d. November 24, 1898.

75. ii. ELLIS BONNELL, b. September 30, 1833; d. April 27, 1890, burried in White Pine cemetery, PA.

iii. ELIZABETH BONNELL, b. September 13, 1835; d. August 07, 1872; m. ROBERT HENRY LOVE WILLIAMS, August 08, 1854.

iv. MARGARET BONNELL, b. May 05, 1837; d. January 11, 1909; m. ABRAHAM ARTLEY, February 13, 1855.

76. v. GEORGE BONNELL, b. May 22, 1839; d. May 04, 1897.

77. vi. CHARLES BONNELL, b. June 24, 1840; d. June 10, 1907.

vii. IRVIN BONNELL, b. April 14, 1843; d. March 26, 1844.

viii. LYDIA JANE BONNELL, b. July 14, 1845; m. (1) WINFIELD S. HARRIS, November 22, 1864; b. 1835; m. (2) GEORGE W. CULVER, November 30, 1882; b. 1831; d. 1901; m. (3) JOSEPH W. PORTER, September 04, 1906; b. 1842; d. 1909.

ix. WILLIAM MCCLAIN BONNELL, b. December 17, 1847; m. (1) MARY E. WEIGLE, June 28, 1876; m. (2) SARAH E. ZUKER SCHMOUDER, December 20, 1898.

More About WILLIAM MCCLAIN BONNELL:

Burial: White Pine cemeteary, PA

x. SARAH ELLEN BONNELL, b. September 14, 1849; m. THOMAS RENNARD.

Notes for SARAH ELLEN BONNELL:

Went to Kinzua, Warren Co. Pa.

xi. JOHN BONNELL, b. April 26, 1851; d. January 26, 1876.

Notes for JOHN BONNELL:

John Bonnell was born at English Centerbas were all of the brothers and sisters.

78. xii. JAMES MILES BONNELL, b. August 07, 1853, English Center; d. March 05, 1915.

xiii. MARTHA A. BONNELL, b. July 16, 1856; d. October 02, 1880; m. DAVID MCKEAN, August 25, 1880.

56. WILLIAM¹⁰ BONNELL (GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born February 13, 1813, and died August 23, 1889. He married MARY HERRITT. She was born July 08, 1817, and died January 31, 1885.

More About MARY HERRITT:

Burial: Bonnell cemetery Rt. 414.

Children of WILLIAM BONNELL and MARY HERRITT are:

i. ADELINA (ADDA)¹¹ BONNELL, b. June 27, 1841; d. March 17, 1843.

ii. MARY ELIZABETH BONNELL, b. February 01, 1844; d. March 05, 1875.

iii. HENRY BONNELL, b. 1847; d. 1922.

iv. SARAH BONNELL, b. 1851.

v. MARY E BONNELL, b. 1853.

vi. ERASTUS BONNELL, b. April 04, 1855; d. February 16, 1907; m. ELIZABETH.

vii. JEFFERSON BONNELL, b. 1858; m. HANNAH G. RITTER; b. 1868, Canoe Run, Lycoming Co., PA; d. September 03, 1948, Williamsport, PA.

57. THOMAS¹⁰ BONNELL (GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1817 in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, and died 1897. He married (1) ELIZA HARRIS BITTERS, daughter of JOSEPH BITTERS. She was born Abt. 1830 in Cummings, PA. He married (2) SUSAN WOLF Abt. 1839 in PA, daughter of MICHAEL WOLF and CATHERINE MILLER. She was born Abt. 1820, and died Abt. 1845 in Cummings, PA. He married (3) FRANCIS RICHARDS Abt. 1844 in PA. She was born Abt. 1844 in PA.

Notes for THOMAS BONNELL:

Thomas Bonnell, youngest son of George Bonnell, was born in 1817 in Lycoming county, PA. He received a limited education in the subscription schools, and was reared on his father's farm. In 1830 he and John Clark purchased 1,100 acres of timber land in Potter county, Pennsylvania, and he was engaged in the lumber business for seventeen years, He then came back to Cummings township, where he purchased his present farm of 100 acres. He also bought the hotel at Waterville, and was its landlord for many years. Thomas Bonnell has been a life-long Democrat, and prominent in his party in his locality. He has filled many of the township offices, and is one of the leading and respected citizens of his township.

More About SUSAN WOLF:

Burial: Buried in Waterville cemetery, PA

Children of THOMAS BONNELL and SUSAN WOLF are:

79. i. MICHAEL¹¹ BONNELL, b. February 04, 1843, Brown township, Lycoming county, PA.

80. ii. HENRY W. BONNELL, b. February 11, 1845, PA; d. June 06, 1907.

81. iii. CATHERINE BONNELL, b. Abt. 1851.

Children of THOMAS BONNELL and FRANCIS RICHARDS are:

iv. GEORGE¹¹ BONNELL, b. 1860; d. Aft. 1892.

v. CHARLES BONNELL, b. January 03, 1862; d. July 05, 1902.

More About CHARLES BONNELL:

Burial: Waterville cemetery

vi. EMMA BONNELL, b. 1867; d. April 15, 1964, Lysock View; m. ALBERT RIGGLE.

More About EMMA BONNELL:

Burial: Waterville cemetery

vii. MAGGIE BONNELL, b. August 17, 1868; d. October 12, 1875, 7 yr 1mo 25da.

58. JAMES¹⁰ BONNELL (GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1825, and died May 08, 1884. He married ELIZABETH BEAUVOIR. She was born January 26, 1834 in Tioga Co., and died March 17, 1897 in Cammal.

More About ELIZABETH BEAUVOIR:

Burial: Bonnell Cemetery south of Slate Run at Bonnell Run.

Children of JAMES BONNELL and ELIZABETH BEAUVOIR are:

i. FREEMAN F.¹¹ BONNELL, b. September 22, 1856; d. January 27, 1930.

More About FREEMAN F. BONNELL:

Burial: Bonnell Cemetery Rt. 414.

82. ii. ALLISON G. BONNELL, b. January 29, 1859; d. December 21, 1940.

83. iii. ANGELIA VIOLA BONNELL, b. September 03, 1861; d. November 29, 1894, Died at the age of 32 when her daughter Charlotte was born..

84. iv. STEPHEN WILBUR BONNELL, b. November 19, 1865; d. November 03, 1947.

v. MARY JANE BONNELL, b. January 11, 1875; d. December 19, 1966; m. JUDSON CAMPBELL; b. July 04, 1892; d. August 27, 1946.

vi. JAMES M. BONNELL JR., b. November 15, 1878; d. January 26, 1895.

59. GEORGE¹⁰ BONNELL (GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1826 in PA, and died Bef. 1892. He married MARY.

Children of GEORGE BONNELL and MARY are:

i. MARY J.¹¹ BONNELL.

ii. JAMES M. BONNELL.

60. RICHARD¹⁰ BONNELL (GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1832, and died Abt. 1892. He married ELIZABETH (LIBBIE) ROSS, daughter of STEPHEN ROSS JR.. She was born 1824, and died January 09, 1909.

More About ELIZABETH (LIBBIE) ROSS:

Burial: White Pine cemeteary, PA

Children of RICHARD BONNELL and ELIZABETH ROSS are:

i. BENJAMIN¹¹ BONNELL, b. March 31, 1855; d. February 23, 1913, Buried White Pine Cemetery..

ii. JOHN BONNELL, b. November 02, 1856; d. August 03, 1928.

61. NANCY¹⁰ BONNELL (GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1835, and died Bef. 1892. She married (1) JOHN WOLF. He was born Abt. 1829 in PA. She married (2) JOHN WOLF. He was born 1805.

Children of NANCY BONNELL and JOHN WOLF are:

i. GEORGE B.¹¹ WOLF, b. Abt. 1855.

ii. BENJAMIN WOLF, b. Abt. 1857.

iii. MICHAEL WOLF, b. Abt. 1858.

iv. CATHERIN WOLF, b. Abt. 1860, PA; m. ROBERT HERRITT.

Generation No. 11

62. ELIZABETH DAY¹¹ BONNELL (JOHN CALVIN¹⁰, CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born March 19, 1867 in Ft. Madison, Iowa, and died Abt. June 1952. She married CARL S WILLIAMS June 26, 1902.

Children of ELIZABETH BONNELL and CARL WILLIAMS are:

i. WEIR¹² WILLIAMS.

ii. FAITH WILLIAMS.

iii. BRADLEY WILLIAMS.

63. JENNIE C.¹¹ BONNELL (JOHN CALVIN¹⁰, CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born February 14, 1869 in Ft. Madison, Iowa. She married LINCOLN FROST November 19, 1899.

Children of JENNIE BONNELL and LINCOLN FROST are:

i. FLORENCE¹² FROST.

ii. HAROLD B. FROST.

64. IDA¹¹ BONNELL (JOHN CALVIN¹⁰, CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born August 13, 1871 in Burlington, Iowa. She married DANIEL DUSHANE OTTSTOTT January 13, 1896.

Children of IDA BONNELL and DANIEL OTTSTOTT are:

i. FRANCES W.¹² OTTSTOTT.

ii. JOHN B. OTTSTOTT.

iii. SON OTTSTOTT.

65. ESTER PEARL¹¹ BONNELL (JOHN CALVIN¹⁰, CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born August 31, 1876 in 1610 Souh Street, Burlington, Iowa, and died August 20, 1952 in St. Louis, Missouri. She married MOSES GRAY CARREL September 11, 1899 in Chicago, Illinois, son of FRANK CARREL and ELLA EMERICK. He was born May 22, 1878 in Reading, Michigan, and died March 02, 1946 in Dallas, Dallas, Texas.

Notes for MOSES GRAY CARREL:

The following poem was written by Sarah Hadden Sanborn, sometime before her death January 25th, 1914. And was given to Grover Carrel Smith by Timothy P. Hadden

Cousin Mosses G. Carrel is the name,

It's myself that's descended from one of the same.

Although very busy, 'tis true,

Since receiving your letter, I've oft thought of you.

I'm sure I never saw you or know how you look,

Yet I'm writing up history to put in your book.

If the numerous families to which we belong,

With their virtues not sung in prose or in song.

It has ever been my delight,

To know there are some of them not out of sight.

From Scotland and far northern Ireland,

Londonderry, I'm told,

Come Margaret so bonnie,

And Daniel so bold.

They joined the friends, (sic)

United their fortunes and came over the sea,

To make them a home in the land of the free.

The oatmeal and porridge was quite to their mind,

But the "pig in the parlor" they left far behind.

And so, my dear cousin,

If you're wanting a crest,

Twine shamrock and thistle 'round the eagle's nest.

This following is the log of a trip up the Hudson River on the "Helen W." a motor boat owner by M. Gray Carrel. He had bought the boat so the family could escape the New York City's influenza epidemic of 1916.

The family consisted of:

Moses Gray Carrel, Father, age 38, "Captain"

Ester Pearl Bonnell, Mother, age 39, "Mate"

Morton Gray Carrel, Son, age 15, "Commodore"

Sarah Elizabeth Carrel, Daughter, age 11, ""

Elizabeth Williams Carrel, Daughter, age 3, "Bee""Pride"

He wrote as follows:

July 30, 1916

10:15 a.m. "The Merry Five" left their luxurious Apartment at 1439 Uni Ave. and with much bedding, and grub and clad in oldest clothes available, sat forth in the Helen W. a 25 ft. Motor boat which had been purchased for the occasion, some few weeks before, and started on their vacation trip. The idea was to go up the Hudson as far as the spirit moved them and there camp till they wished to go farther. The tide being in their favor i.e. flowing in, their progress was a little faster than usual and Nyack, (NY), 22 miles away, was reached at lunch time. There they anchored and ate their lunch in the boat. Then Bee took her nap and the whole bunch lounged about and rested till she wakened. The second lap carried them to within two miles of West Point where after several trials a seemingly good place to anchor was found. After a hasty supper in the boat, beds were made up and all turned in.

The officers of the boat spent a some what anxious night, listing to the swells dash on the rocks near by, while the rest of the bunch slept peacefully, rocked to sleep by the same swells.

At 4 a.m. the Captain and Mate were wakened rather rudely by a sudden jar & grind which proved to be an ugly rock under the port bow, reached by the anchor having dragged. The Commodore was called and he and the Captain kept the boat off as best as could with boat hooks. By the time the danger was past the awkward squad was awake and as dawn was breaking in the east, She insisted upon getting out and as it was almost 4:30 a.m. the crew turned out, made things safe for the day, and started breakfast on the rocks. Then the Mate was called and the pride of the bunch wakened and all ate heartily of bacon, fried spuds, coffee and bread & butter.

After a survey of the surrounding coast the officers left and started for gas, food and to reconnoiter for a safer and saner place to anchor. While they were gone the women in the bunch did up the dishes and gathered huckleberries for lunch. They also gave the "pride" a bath and combed out their own tresses. After weary waiting for several hours the Helen W was seen bearing down upon the camp with leaps and bounds. But the Capt. held her steady and the camp was made in order and despatch. All were ordered aboard, after a good meal was prepared and eaten, and the new camping place being the goal, a fresh start was made.

Cold Spring, a large town of about 159 inhabitants, was visited and supplies were purchased. Water was obtained from a wonderful cold spring accross the river on the reservation of the Military school, West Point The main buildings and surrounding officer's quarters were passed and admired on the way up. Being situated upon a point of land at a curve in the river, they are visible for several miles. From the before mentioned "spring" the main Chapel was visible and with it's setting of green trees it was certainly a picture long to be remembered.

Monday the 31st was spent at Cold Spring in a cove where a sand bar extending many yards out into the water, made an elegant beach. The whole bunch spent the afternoon in the water which was very warm, as was the wind, so that the bathing was delightful. Then the tide being so low it seemed wise to weigh anchor and get to deeper water. After some trouble getting off the sand bar the Helen W was once more afloat and going.

Supper was prepared accross the river at the "spring" and then after crossing back to the town of Cold Spring the boat was tied to a pier and night preparations were made. Two young fellows also tied to our pier and proved pleasant companions. They told of a place called Croton Bay, down the river a ways, where there was a fine harbor.

Tuesday, Aug. 1, (1916)

Tuesday was spent much the same way as Monday, bathing eating and resting and the night was spent at the same place.

Wed. Aug 2

Up bright & early, & well rested after a good sleep. We went accross the river to the spring where breakfast was prepared and mother did quite a washing. Then the Helen W. was started down the river and about 2 p.m. was anchored in Croton Bay which proved to be an ideally quite clean spot among the hills with a nice beach. Here we stayed, getting our meals on the beach. The Capt built a grand fire place with bricks and upon this meat, spuds and onions were cooked into a dandy stew. The town was visited by the Com. And bread butter eggs and such were bot for the larder.. When bunks were made at night all turned in declaring it to be the best day ever and wishing to spend the rest of the vacation right there.

Thursday, Aug 3

The day broke clear and fine. All on board the Helen W. had slept the sleep of the just and awakened refreshed and ready to eat the pancakes eggs & coffee which the Capt prepared. The day was once more spent on the beach & in the water bathing and along towards noon some other navigators made themselves acquainted with us and proved to be very pleasant people. They were Mr & Mrs Barrett of N.Y. Together with them the afternoon was spent on the beach and in the water but the wind was quite cool so the bathing was not enjoyed as much as it might have been. In the late afternoon the Capt and Mate walked to town and bot supplies. After supper all went to bed feeling that the day had been well spent.

Friday Aug 5

The night was a close sultry one and misquitoes were bad all night. The sky is over cast and looks like rain. Mr & Mrs Barrett have gone to town in the Edyl with the Capt, Com, and the awkward squad leaving the Mate and the Pride to watch supplies & the boat. The Mate spent such s poor night that she voted to go home, but the vote was black balled and so it looks as if there were to be several more days spent in this pleasant spot. Let us hope the Mate sleeps better tonight or she may lose her angelic disposition.

Sat Aug 6

Well, luck was agin the Mate last night and instead of sleeping better, she dident sleep at all and neither did the Capt. The rest of the crew slept a little but mighty little for the pesky misquitoes heard we were in town and decided they needed a good square meal. So after sending out a call for all troops, they descended upon the Merry five and attack them en mass. They got their square meal all right but O, the way the poor victims did suffer and the length and horror of the night of Aug 5th 1916 will long be remembered by the "Merry Five". However all things have an end and finally morn broke and at 4:30 the Capt got up and so did every one else, and after eating a rather uncomfy breakfast between slaps at the hoard of misquitoes that refused to depart, the bunch took a vote to go home and get a rest, a bath and some clean cloths. Soafter breakfast we put putted accross the bay to the P.O. got our mail, 8 letters, and then started for home. O, did the word ever mean so much!

But something seemed wrong about the engine. It didnt run as smooth as usual and all the way home it rumbled and grumbled so that when the "White House" was reached every-one heaved a sizle of relief. At last the top Apt at 1439 Uni Ave was reached and the end of the Week's vacation had come. Ever one had a good bath, put on clean duds and after a good hearty meal all turned in and went to sleep.

Aug 7

Not an eye opened till most 9 a.m. after over 12 hours of sleep. After a good large breakfast the Capt & Com went down to the boat to see what was wrong with the engine. There they worked till after 4 p.m. when they came home for dinner

Children of ESTER BONNELL and MOSES CARREL are:

85. i. MORTON GRAY¹² CARREL, b. January 19, 1901, Chicago, Illinois; d. September 03, 1998, Mendota, Illinois.

86. ii. SARAH ELIZABETH CARREL, b. December 23, 1904, Denver, Colorado; d. November 11, 1989, St. Louis, MO, 63130.

iii. PEARL BONNE CARREL, b. October 16, 1911, Grand Junction, Colorado; d. April 07, 1914, Chicago, Illinois.

Notes for PEARL BONNE CARREL:

Burried in Graceland Cemitary, Chicago, Ill, on lot of Wm. H. Bonnell

87. iv. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS CARREL, b. July 20, 1913, Grand Junction, Colorado.

66. JACOB THOMAS¹¹ BONNELL (WILLIAM¹⁰, JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹)

Child of JACOB THOMAS BONNELL is:

i. ESTELLA M.¹² BONNELL, b. May 17, 1830; d. May 20, 1830.

67. JOHN¹¹ BONNELL (THOMAS¹⁰, JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) He married MARY BRITTON.

Children of JOHN BONNELL and MARY BRITTON are:

i. JOHN BONNELL¹² JR..

ii. GENEVA BONNELL.

iii. MAY BONNELL.

iv. ERMA BONNELL.

v. JAMES BONNELL.

vi. LOU BONNELL.

68. LEWIS¹¹ BONNELL (THOMAS¹⁰, JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) He married CLARA REIGHARD.

Child of LEWIS BONNELL and CLARA REIGHARD is:

i. ERBA¹² BONNELL.

69. WILL¹¹ BONNELL (THOMAS¹⁰, JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) He married ANNA GLOVER.

Children of WILL BONNELL and ANNA GLOVER are:

i. CHESTER¹² BONNELL.

ii. FLETA BONNELL.

iii. HELENA BONNELL.

70. JOHN SNYDER¹¹ BONNELL (JACOB¹⁰, JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born April 12, 1845, and died 1905. He married ELIZABETH M. GARVERICK. She was born 1861, and died 1916.

More About ELIZABETH M. GARVERICK:

Burial: 1961, Jersey Shore Cemetery

Child of JOHN BONNELL and ELIZABETH GARVERICK is:

i. ERMA¹² BONNELL, b. 1891.

71. WILLIAM HENRY¹¹ BONNELL (JACOB¹⁰, JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born August 22, 1849. He married FLORENCE CLOUD.

Child of WILLIAM BONNELL and FLORENCE CLOUD is:

i. WARD¹² BONNELL, b. 1891.

72. JACOB MILLER¹¹ BONNELL (JACOB¹⁰, JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born January 19, 1852, and died 1908. He married CLARA A. EMERY. She was born April 30, 1855, and died June 11, 1942.

More About CLARA A. EMERY:

Burial: Jersey Shore Cemetery

Child of JACOB BONNELL and CLARA EMERY is:

i. JEAN B.¹² BONNELL, b. 1891; d. 1966; m. A. DEAN KELLER.

73. JOHN¹¹ RANCK (MATILDA¹⁰ BONNELL, JOHN BONNELL⁹ JR., JOHN⁸ BONNELL, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) He married SARAH CARSON.

Child of JOHN RANCK and SARAH CARSON is:

i. CHARLES¹² RANCK.

74. MARY¹¹ BONNELL (JOHN¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born July 22, 1831, and died November 24, 1898. She married LONSON GRAHAM January 06, 1850. He was born 1824.

Children of MARY BONNELL and LONSON GRAHAM are:

i. WILLIAM¹² GRAHAM.

ii. ORVAL GRAHAM, b. 1857.

iii. ORSON GRAHAM, b. 1860.

iv. GEORGE GRAHAM, b. 1863.

75. ELLIS¹¹ BONNELL (JOHN¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born September 30, 1833, and died April 27, 1890 in burried in White Pine cemetery, PA. He married HARRIET E. KAGLE. She was born 1837.

Children of ELLIS BONNELL and HARRIET KAGLE are:

i. CHARLES E.¹² BONNELL, b. 1862; d. 1884.

ii. JANE BONNELL, b. 1866.

76. GEORGE¹¹ BONNELL (JOHN¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born May 22, 1839, and died May 04, 1897. He married CAROLINE FULKERSON June 01, 1871.

Children of GEORGE BONNELL and CAROLINE FULKERSON are:

88. i. LYDIA JANE¹² BONNELL.

ii. CLAYTON BONNELL, b. 1873; m. ELLEN REPARD.

89. iii. MARTIN OTTIS BONNELL, b. 1875; d. 1952.

iv. DANIEL BONNELL, b. 1880; m. ANNA MAY LOVE; b. 1884; d. 1956.

90. v. ORA BONNELL, b. 1882.

77. CHARLES¹¹ BONNELL (JOHN¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born June 24, 1840, and died June 10, 1907. He married DELLA A. SMITH June 11, 1889. She was born 1861.

Children of CHARLES BONNELL and DELLA SMITH are:

i. MILES W.¹² BONNELL, b. 1880.

ii. DORA BONNELL, b. 1887; m. JOHN PETINK; b. 1884.

78. JAMES MILES¹¹ BONNELL (JOHN¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born August 07, 1853 in English Center, and died March 05, 1915. He married MARY LUCINDA DAY December 29, 1880 in White Pine, PA. She was born January 06, 1864, and died August 04, 1939.

Notes for JAMES MILES BONNELL:

Married to Mary Lucinda Day by Rev. A.D. McCloskey

Children of JAMES BONNELL and MARY DAY are:

i. MATTIE¹² BONNELL, b. October 02, 1881; d. November 08, 1881.

91. ii. IRVIN T. BONNELL, b. June 08, 1883; d. April 21, 1959.

iii. MAUD ODESSA BONNELL, b. October 07, 1885.

iv. FLORANCE BONNELL, b. March 17, 1890.

v. MILLIE MAE BONNELL, b. January 18, 1894; d. December 19, 1894, 11 months.

vi. VELDA GRACE BONNELL, b. December 21, 1898; m. EARL EDWARD HUGHES, January 24, 1917; b. January 03, 1896.

92. vii. JAMES LARUE BONNELL, b. December 29, 1906; d. July 04, 1969.

79. MICHAEL¹¹ BONNELL (THOMAS¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born February 04, 1843 in Brown township, Lycoming county, PA. He married REBECCA JANE CAMPBELL 1870, daughter of H. W. CAMPBELL. She was born 1849.

Notes for MICHAEL BONNELL:

Michael Bonnell, merchant, son of Thomas and Susan (Wolf) Bonnell, was born, February 4, 1843, in Brown township, Lycoming county, and was reared in Potter county, PA. There he received a common school education and was brought up at farm labor. He remained at home with his father until 1861, when he enlisted in Company B, Eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers, and servided for three years, participating in the following battles: New Kent Court House, Bottom Bridge, Savage Station, Garnet's Farm, Haxall's Landing and Carter's Farm, Sugar Loaf Mountain, Frederick City, Middletown, Sharpsburg, Aldie and Upperville, Asbury Gap, Barber's Cross Roads, Williamsport Road, Shepherdstown, Bealton, Liberty Church, Beverly Ford, Todd's Tavern, the Wilderness, Spottsylvania, North Ann River, and Beaver Dam. He was discharged in 1864 without a scratch even to show that he had seen service. Returning from the war, he resumed farming and also engaged in lumbering. After a while his father embarked in the hotel business and Michael was employed to manage the same for five years. He afterwards engaged in the lumber business until 1870, when he located in Jersey Mills; there he embarked in the hotel business, which he followed for thirteen years. In 1871 he engaged in the mercantile trade, and in 1882 he erected a store building at Waterville, PA in Cummings township, and established the firm of E. Horn & Company, which has since carried on business (1892). He also does a large lumber business, and owns a tract of 1,000 acres. Mr. Bonnell is one of the leading Democrats of his township, and always takes a deep interest in the party. He is (1892) one of the enterprising business men of the county, and has the esteem and respect of his fellow-citizens. He served as postmaster for twenty years, being first appointed by President Grant. He is (1892) a member of Reno Post, G. A. R., at Williamsport, and also belongs to Cammal Lodge, No. 1001, I. O. O. F.

More About MICHAEL BONNELL:

Occupation: Founded firm of E. Horn & Co. in 1925 and had store in Waterville, PA

Children of MICHAEL BONNELL and REBECCA CAMPBELL are:

93. i. BLANCHE E.¹² BONNELL, b. 1873.

ii. OTTO DEAN BONNELL, b. Abt. 1875; d. 4y 11m 22d.

More About OTTO DEAN BONNELL:

Burial: Waterville cemetery

80. HENRY W.¹¹ BONNELL (THOMAS¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born February 11, 1845 in PA, and died June 06, 1907. He married (1) ELLEN HARRIS MYERS. She was born 1846 in PA. He married (2) ELLEN MYERS. She was born 1844.

More About HENRY W. BONNELL:

Burial: Waterville cemetery

Military service: Civil War Veteran

Child of HENRY BONNELL and ELLEN MYERS is:

94. i. AUGUSTUS JACOB¹² BONNELL, b. September 13, 1864, Waterville, PA; d. October 11, 1938.

Children of HENRY BONNELL and ELLEN MYERS are:

ii. GRACE¹² BONNELL.

95. iii. AUGUSTUS J. (GUS) BONNELL, b. 1864; d. 1938.

iv. ANDREW BONNELL, b. 1865.

v. FRANKLIN BONNELL, b. 1866.

vi. MALVIN BONNELL, b. 1872.

vii. SUSAN BONNELL, b. 1873; d. April 23, 1874, 1 yr 2mo.

More About SUSAN BONNELL:

Burial: Methodist Church Cemetery, Waterville, PA

96. viii. WILLIAM THOMAS BONNELL, b. 1878; d. 1950.

ix. IDA HESTER BONNELL, b. 1881; d. May 05, 1881, 9mo 28das.

More About IDA HESTER BONNELL:

Burial: Methodist Church Cemetery, Waterville, PA

81. CATHERINE¹¹ BONNELL (THOMAS¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1851. She married (1) WILLIAM WOLF. He was born Abt. 1842. She married (2) WILLIAM WOLF. He was born 1848.

Child of CATHERINE BONNELL and WILLIAM WOLF is:

i. SUSAN¹² WOLF, b. 1880.

82. ALLISON G.¹¹ BONNELL (JAMES¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born January 29, 1859, and died December 21, 1940. He married MINNIE ELLIOTT, daughter of JOHNL ELLIOTT and RHODA CAMPBELL. She was born March 05, 1867, and died May 24, 1943.

Children of ALLISON BONNELL and MINNIE ELLIOTT are:

i. ETHEL¹² BONNELL.

ii. BERNICE BONNELL.

iii. REX JAMES BONNELL.

83. ANGELIA VIOLA¹¹ BONNELL (JAMES¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born September 03, 1861, and died November 29, 1894 in Died at the age of 32 when her daughter Charlotte was born.. She married ADAM DIEHL November 01, 1882.

Child of ANGELIA BONNELL and ADAM DIEHL is:

i. CHARLOTTE "LOTTIE"¹² DIEHL, b. March 07, 1882, Utceter, Brown Twp.; d. December 24, 1959, Lysock View..

Notes for CHARLOTTE "LOTTIE" DIEHL:

Lottie went by the Bonnell name as her grandmother Elizabeth Beauvier raised her. She was a member of Cammal methodist Church.

More About CHARLOTTE "LOTTIE" DIEHL:

Burial: Cammal Cemetery.

84. STEPHEN WILBUR¹¹ BONNELL (JAMES¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born November 19, 1865, and died November 03, 1947. He married SARAH JANE MILLER. She was born 1871, and died 1963.

More About STEPHEN WILBUR BONNELL:

Burial: Summit Cenetery, White Pine, PA

Children of STEPHEN BONNELL and SARAH MILLER are:

97. i. LULA¹² BONNELL, b. June 15, 1888.

ii. ABBIE ELIZABETH BONNELL, b. August 29, 1890; m. (1) EDWARD COLLISTER; b. May 15, 1884; d. April 27, 1948; m. (2) PURLEY LING; d. 1969.

iii. FLORENCE BELLE BONNELL, b. 1891; d. as an infant.

98. iv. LAWRENCE BONNELL, b. August 15, 1894.

v. FAY BONNELL, b. September 11, 1896; m. FRANK LARSON.

99. vi. CLIFFORD STEPHEN BONNELL, b. November 12, 1899.

vii. SARAH BONNELL, b. November 29, 1901; m. ELLIS GIBSON TWIN.

viii. WILBUR BONNELL, b. November 29, 1901; d. as infant.

ix. MILDRED BONNELL, b. July 14, 1903; m. GEORGE P. MYERS.

x. EVELYN BONNELL, b. June 21, 1905; m. HARRY LANDON.

100. xi. CURTIS BONNELL, b. January 20, 1907.

101. xii. JAMES MELVIN BONNELL, b. August 24, 1908.

Generation No. 12

85. MORTON GRAY¹² CARREL (ESTER PEARL¹¹ BONNELL, JOHN CALVIN¹⁰, CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born January 19, 1901 in Chicago, Illinois, and died September 03, 1998 in Mendota, Illinois. He married NINA EVELYN SCHRADER August 18, 1920 in Ferguson, MO.

Child of MORTON CARREL and NINA SCHRADER is:

i. MORTON GRAY¹³ CARREL, b. March 02, 1924, Ottawa, Illinois.

86. SARAH ELIZABETH¹² CARREL (ESTER PEARL¹¹ BONNELL, JOHN CALVIN¹⁰, CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born December 23, 1904 in Denver, Colorado, and died November 11, 1989 in St. Louis, MO, 63130. She married LESLIE CHARLES DREWS in Ferguson, MO, son of FREDERICK DREWS and AGNES VOIGTMAN. He was born August 04, 1905, and died October 25, 1961 in St. Louis, MO.

More About SARAH ELIZABETH CARREL:

Social Security Number: 496-38-2738/ St. Louis, MO

Children of SARAH CARREL and LESLIE DREWS are:

102. i. ROBERT (BOB) CARREL¹³ DREWS, b. September 09, 1930, St. Louis, MO.

103. ii. FREDERICK (FRED) CARREL DREWS, b. November 06, 1931, St. Louis, MO.

104. iii. PEARL BONNELL DREWS, b. May 26, 1938, St. Louis, MO.

105. iv. MARY ELLEN DREWS, b. August 08, 1939, St. Louis, MO.

87. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS¹² CARREL (ESTER PEARL¹¹ BONNELL, JOHN CALVIN¹⁰, CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born July 20, 1913 in Grand Junction, Colorado. She married GROVER BOREN SMITH May 17, 1935 in Home, 409 7th Street, Dallas, Texas, son of GROVER SMITH and MAGGIE HALL. He was born January 06, 1912 in Plainview, Texas, and died March 09, 1982 in Little Rock, Arkansas.

More About GROVER BOREN SMITH:

Social Security Number: 450-10-0498

Child of ELIZABETH CARREL and GROVER SMITH is:

106. i. GROVER CARREL¹³ SMITH, b. December 12, 1935, Medical Pro.Hosp, Corpus Christi, Nueces, Texas.

88. LYDIA JANE¹² BONNELL (GEORGE¹¹, JOHN¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) She married LOREN THOMAS. He was born 1874.

Child of LYDIA BONNELL and LOREN THOMAS is:

i. CHARLOTTA¹³ THOMAS, b. 1902.

89. MARTIN OTTIS¹² BONNELL (GEORGE¹¹, JOHN¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1875, and died 1952. He married BESSIE L.. She was born 1879, and died 1923.

Children of MARTIN BONNELL and BESSIE L. are:

i. HAZEL¹³ BONNELL, b. 1902.

ii. LUCY BONNELL, b. 1906.

90. ORA¹² BONNELL (GEORGE¹¹, JOHN¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1882. She married FRANK LUPOLE. He was born 1876.

Child of ORA BONNELL and FRANK LUPOLE is:

i. MAYNARD¹³ LUPOLE, b. 1902.

91. IRVIN T.¹² BONNELL (JAMES MILES¹¹, JOHN¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born June 08, 1883, and died April 21, 1959. He married BESSIE E. GILBERT October 04, 1910 in Philadelphia. She was born November 27, 1891, and died 1985.

Notes for IRVIN T. BONNELL:

Lived on Bonnell Homestead at White Pine, built in 1877.

Children of IRVIN BONNELL and BESSIE GILBERT are:

i. FOSTER JAMES¹³ BONNELL, b. October 24, 1911.

ii. MARY ALNORA BONNELL, b. July 05, 1913; d. July 04, 1948, Killed in farm tractor accident.; m. HARLEM.

iii. ARTHUR DEWAIN BONNELL, b. September 30, 1914.

iv. MARGARET E. BONNELL, b. October 02, 1916; m. BOWER.

v. IRVIN TORRANCE BONNELL JR., b. September 20, 1924.

vi. TED SYLVESTER BONNELL, b. November 24, 1933.

92. JAMES LARUE¹² BONNELL (JAMES MILES¹¹, JOHN¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born December 29, 1906, and died July 04, 1969. He married MILLIE ECKENSTEIN.

Child of JAMES BONNELL and MILLIE ECKENSTEIN is:

i. JOHN¹³ BONNELL, d. 1924.

93. BLANCHE E.¹² BONNELL (MICHAEL¹¹, THOMAS¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1873. She married CHARLES HERRITT September 1898. He was born 1872.

Children of BLANCHE BONNELL and CHARLES HERRITT are:

i. CRISTINE ELENORA¹³ HERRITT, b. 1899.

ii. OTTO DEAN HERRITT, b. 1900.

94. AUGUSTUS JACOB¹² BONNELL (HENRY W.¹¹, THOMAS¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born September 13, 1864 in Waterville, PA, and died October 11, 1938. He married LUCY E. LOVE. She was born December 09, 1862 in Carsontown, and died February 24, 1936.

More About AUGUSTUS JACOB BONNELL:

Burial: Waterville cemetery

Notes for LUCY E. LOVE:

She was a school teacher and taught at Cogan House, Lycoming County in 1879-80.

More About LUCY E. LOVE:

Burial: Waterville cemetery

Children of AUGUSTUS BONNELL and LUCY LOVE are:

i. ROLAND A. (CLIP)¹³ BONNELL, b. December 18, 1893; d. April 07, 1969.

More About ROLAND A. (CLIP) BONNELL:

Burial: Waterville cemetery

107. ii. CLARENCE MELVIN (DEWEY) BONNELL, b. September 08, 1895, Waterville, PA; d. June 12, 1980.

iii. MILLICENT ANN BONNELL, b. June 13, 1897.

iv. MABLE D. BONNELL, b. December 10, 1899; d. December 11, 1969.

More About MABLE D. BONNELL:

Burial: Waterville cemetery

v. FRANCES E. BONNELL, b. 1901; m. GRAYDON ENGLISH.

vi. RALPH H. "TIM" BONNELL, b. May 07, 1903; d. June 25, 1982.

vii. MARY ELLEN BONNELL, b. June 06, 1906; d. June 25, 1906.

More About MARY ELLEN BONNELL:

Burial: Waterville cemetery

95. AUGUSTUS J. (GUS)¹² BONNELL (HENRY W.¹¹, THOMAS¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1864, and died 1938. He married LUCY E. LOVE. She was born 1862, and died 1936.

Children of AUGUSTUS BONNELL and LUCY LOVE are:

i. MABEL D.¹³ BONNELL, b. 1889.

ii. ROLAND A. BONNELL, b. 1893; d. 1969.

More About ROLAND A. BONNELL:

Military service: Veteran of Workd War I - Served in France

108. iii. CLARENCE (DEWEY) BONNELL, b. 1895; d. 1980.

109. iv. MILLICENT HESTER BONNELL, b. 1897; d. 1972.

v. FRANCES L. BONNELL, b. 1901.

vi. RALPH (TIM) BONNELL, b. 1903; m. ELIZABETH ANN EASCHES.

vii. MARY ALLEN BONNELL, b. 1906; d. as an infant.

96. WILLIAM THOMAS¹² BONNELL (HENRY W.¹¹, THOMAS¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1878, and died 1950. He married HELEN ELIZABETH ROTE. She was born 1879, and died April 24, 1934.

More About WILLIAM THOMAS BONNELL:

Burial: Waterville cemetery

Occupation: William Thomas Bonnell worked the stone quarries in the valley and also on the state road crews.

Notes for HELEN ELIZABETH ROTE:

She was from Rote, PA

More About HELEN ELIZABETH ROTE:

Burial: Waterville cemetery

Occupation: She was a cook at the Waterville Hotel for years.

Children of WILLIAM BONNELL and HELEN ROTE are:

110. i. ELMER DELANEY¹³ BONNELL, b. 1902; d. 1960.

ii. LUCILLE BONNELL, b. March 23, 1906; d. February 19, 1908.

97. LULA¹² BONNELL (STEPHEN WILBUR¹¹, JAMES¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born June 15, 1888. She married FREEMAN STRYKER.

Children of LULA BONNELL and FREEMAN STRYKER are:

i. KENNETH¹³ STRYKER.

ii. LLOYD STRYKER.

98. LAWRENCE¹² BONNELL (STEPHEN WILBUR¹¹, JAMES¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born August 15, 1894. He married EDITH.

Child of LAWRENCE BONNELL and EDITH is:

i. EVELYN¹³ BONNELL.

99. CLIFFORD STEPHEN¹² BONNELL (STEPHEN WILBUR¹¹, JAMES¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born November 12, 1899. He married IDA HUGHES Abt. December 21, 1921 in By Rev. Earl Marshall at White Pine, PA.

Marriage Notes for CLIFFORD BONNELL and IDA HUGHES:

Ida and Clifford were both Cogan House natives and obsereved their wedding anniversity on Sunday Dec. 13th in the fellowship hall of Newberry United Methodist Church in Newberry.

Children of CLIFFORD BONNELL and IDA HUGHES are:

i. BRUCE¹³ BONNELL, m. LOIS REEDER.

More About BRUCE BONNELL:

Military service: Served in the 1st Marine Division in World War II

ii. CLYDE "PAT" BONNELL, m. LOIS FERRAR.

More About CLYDE "PAT" BONNELL:

Military service: Pat served in the 7th Marine Division in World War II

iii. DORTHY BONNELL.

iv. SHIRLY BONNELL.

v. MABLE BONNELL.

100. CURTIS¹² BONNELL (STEPHEN WILBUR¹¹, JAMES¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born January 20, 1907. He married LENORA MILLER SMEAD.

Child of CURTIS BONNELL and LENORA SMEAD is:

i. CARL¹³ BONNELL, b. Abt. November 1939.

More About CARL BONNELL:

Occupation: President of Northumberland Bank.

101. JAMES MELVIN¹² BONNELL (STEPHEN WILBUR¹¹, JAMES¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born August 24, 1908. He married MUDA MUGGS.

Child of JAMES BONNELL and MUDA MUGGS is:

i. NORMA¹³ BONNELL, b. June 27, 1929; m. RICHARD COOKE.

Generation No. 13

102. ROBERT (BOB) CARREL¹³ DREWS (SARAH ELIZABETH¹² CARREL, ESTER PEARL¹¹ BONNELL, JOHN CALVIN¹⁰, CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born September 09, 1930 in St. Louis, MO. He married LORENE LOEWENGUTH June 02, 1951 in St. Louis, MO. She was born May 08, 1930.

Children of ROBERT DREWS and LORENE LOEWENGUTH are:

111. i. PAMELA RUTH¹⁴ DREWS, b. June 12, 1952.

112. ii. BELINDA LEIGH DREWS, b. November 12, 1953.

113. iii. CARL LESLIE DREWS, b. June 10, 1959.

114. iv. JEANMARIE CARREL DREWS, b. February 26, 1964.

103. FREDERICK (FRED) CARREL¹³ DREWS (SARAH ELIZABETH¹² CARREL, ESTER PEARL¹¹ BONNELL, JOHN CALVIN¹⁰, CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born November 06, 1931 in St. Louis, MO. He married RUTH ANN FORRESTER September 06, 1952. She was born January 25, 1931, and died December 02, 1995 in Fort Washington, PA.

Notes for FREDERICK (FRED) CARREL DREWS:

Fred Drews had an Uncle Olney Dean who with his wife Ethel Dean, owned a farm at Mc Allen, Texas. In 1949, Fred Drews went to work for them during the summer as their foreman of their "dry", non-irrigated, cotton "ranch".They grew fruit and cotton. The cotton was picked by Braceros ("wet backs"). Fred said it was a lot of fun. This was just before he started College to become a Lawyer.

Children of FREDERICK DREWS and RUTH FORRESTER are:

i. THOMAS FREDERICK¹⁴ DREWS, b. August 04, 1953.

115. ii. MICHAEL LESLIE DREWS, b. January 25, 1956.

116. iii. CARREL SUSAN DREWS, b. August 18, 1957.

117. iv. SALLY ANN DREWS, b. April 28, 1961.

104. PEARL BONNELL¹³ DREWS (SARAH ELIZABETH¹² CARREL, ESTER PEARL¹¹ BONNELL, JOHN CALVIN¹⁰, CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born May 26, 1938 in St. Louis, MO. She married WILLIAM HENRY OWEN June 11, 1960 in Bethel Lutheran, University City, MO. He was born December 13, 1931.

Children of PEARL DREWS and WILLIAM OWEN are:

118. i. JOHANNA "JOSI" BONNELL¹⁴ OWEN, b. March 10, 1962, St. Louis, MO.

119. ii. WILLIAM HENRY OWEN 5TH, b. November 23, 1964, Bryn Mawr, PA.

105. MARY ELLEN¹³ DREWS (SARAH ELIZABETH¹² CARREL, ESTER PEARL¹¹ BONNELL, JOHN CALVIN¹⁰, CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born August 08, 1939 in St. Louis, MO. She married ALLEN FRED TESS August 26, 1961. He was born November 11, 1938.

Children of MARY DREWS and ALLEN TESS are:

i. MELANIE LEIGH¹⁴ TESS, b. March 05, 1964.

ii. DANIEL ALLEN TESS, b. July 25, 1965.

iii. ELIZABETH ANN TESS, b. October 25, 1966.

106. GROVER CARREL¹³ SMITH (ELIZABETH WILLIAMS¹² CARREL, ESTER PEARL¹¹ BONNELL, JOHN CALVIN¹⁰, CALVIN DAY⁹, SYLVANUS⁸, JOHN⁷, NATHANIEL⁶, NATHANIEL⁵, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born December 12, 1935 in Medical Pro.Hosp, Corpus Christi, Nueces, Texas. He married BETTY LYNN JESTER March 12, 1954 in Raymond V. Horn, Plano, Dallas County, Texas, daughter of PAUL JR. and GENE VAUGHAN. She was born April 01, 1938 in Methodist Hosp., Dallas, Dallas, Texas.

Notes for GROVER CARREL SMITH:

While living in El Dorado Grover lived at the following Addresses: At the City Park entrance on Flennikan St. at the bend in the road. Then 826 W. Grover, 524 S. Yoakum and 1003 Combs.

Children of GROVER SMITH and BETTY JESTER are:

120. i. SHERIE LYNN¹⁴ SMITH, b. October 23, 1954, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas; d. May 20, 1985, Hot Springs, Garland, Arkansas.

121. ii. PAMELA GAY SMITH, b. June 24, 1957, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.

122. iii. GROVER LEE SMITH, b. October 22, 1961, Dallas, Dallas, Texas.

107. CLARENCE MELVIN (DEWEY)¹³ BONNELL (AUGUSTUS JACOB¹², HENRY W.¹¹, THOMAS¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born September 08, 1895 in Waterville, PA, and died June 12, 1980. He married MABEL REBECCA GRAMLY July 05, 1925 in Lock Haven. She was born December 10, 1899 in Spring Mills, PA, and died December 11, 1969 in Burried Waterville Cemetery.

More About CLARENCE MELVIN (DEWEY) BONNELL:

Occupation: Worked for the Bell Telephone Co. of PA and was Plant Wire Chief.

Children of CLARENCE BONNELL and MABEL GRAMLY are:

123. i. ROBERT LEWIS¹⁴ BONNELL, b. November 27, 1927, Bellefonte, PA.

ii. RICHARD LYNN BONNELL, b. November 05, 1930, Bellefonte, PA.

iii. JAMES ROLAND BONNELL, b. May 30, 1943, Bellefonte, PA; m. MELINDA DEL CASTILLO, 1972.

108. CLARENCE (DEWEY)¹³ BONNELL (AUGUSTUS J. (GUS)¹², HENRY W.¹¹, THOMAS¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1895, and died 1980. He married MABLE R.. She was born 1903, and died 1987.

More About CLARENCE (DEWEY) BONNELL:

Occupation: Operated a garage in Waterville, PA for years.

Children of CLARENCE BONNELL and MABLE R. are:

124. i. ROBERT LEWIS¹⁴ BONNELL, b. 1927.

ii. RICHARD LYNN BONNELL, b. 1930.

125. iii. BARBARA ANN BONNELL, b. March 04, 1940, Bellefonte, PA.

iv. JAMES ROLAND BONNELL, b. 1943; m. MELINDA CASTILLO.

109. MILLICENT HESTER¹³ BONNELL (AUGUSTUS J. (GUS)¹², HENRY W.¹¹, THOMAS¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1897, and died 1972. She married ROBERT MANNING MYERS. He was born 1897, and died 1958.

Children of MILLICENT BONNELL and ROBERT MYERS are:

i. BEVERLY¹⁴ MYERS, b. 1921.

ii. ROBERT MANNING MYERS, b. 1923.

iii. ROGGER BONNELL MYERS, b. 1929.

110. ELMER DELANEY¹³ BONNELL (WILLIAM THOMAS¹², HENRY W.¹¹, THOMAS¹⁰, GEORGE⁹, JOHN⁸, ABRAHAM BONNELL⁷ JR., ABRAHAM BONNELL⁶ SR., ISAAC⁵ BONNELL, NATHANIEL⁴, WILLIAM³ BUNNELL, BENJAMIN², THOMAS¹) was born 1902, and died 1960. He married EDITH L. BROWN. She was born 1911 in 1977, and died 1977.

More About ELMER DELANEY BONNELL:

Burial: Both buried Jersey Shore Cemetery.

Occupation: He operated a garage in Waterville.

Notes for EDITH L. BROWN:

Her parents operated a general store and boarding house in Warerville from 1915 to 1960's.

Children of ELMER BONNELL and EDITH BROWN are:

126. i. BETTY MAE¹⁴ BONNELL, b. 1927.

127. ii. ALLEN BROWN BONNELL, b. June