From "A Narrative History of Remsen NY Including Parts of Adjoining Townships of Steuben and Trenton 1789-1898", Millard Fillmore Roberts, 1914 p 387
Samuel Bonner, born July 4, 1812, died July 18. 1896".
Officer of the First Baptist Church under Daniel Dayton, of which Nathaniel Rockwell Jr also a part. Lived in Prospect, Trenton and Utica.
Most likely a son of Jeremiah Bonner, wife Olive buried this cemetery, had a son Luther born in Ohio, apparently a brother Luther b 1819 who witnessed in 1842 the will of his sister Ann, daughter of Jeremiah, who was married to Amos Allen. The elder Luther later lived in Ohio.
Samuel Bonner, born July 4, 1812, died July 18. 1896".
Officer of the First Baptist Church under Daniel Dayton, of which Nathaniel Rockwell Jr also a part. Lived in Prospect, Trenton and Utica.
Most likely a son of Jeremiah Bonner, wife Olive buried this cemetery, had a son Luther born in Ohio, apparently a brother Luther b 1819 who witnessed in 1842 the will of his sister Ann, daughter of Jeremiah, who was married to Amos Allen. The elder Luther later lived in Ohio.
From "A Narrative History of Remsen NY Including Parts of Adjoining Townships of Steuben and Trenton 1789-1898", Millard Fillmore Roberts, 1914 p 387
Samuel Bonner, born July 4, 1812, died July 18. 1896".
Officer of the First Baptist Church under Daniel Dayton, of which Nathaniel Rockwell Jr also a part. Lived in Prospect, Trenton and Utica.
Most likely a son of Jeremiah Bonner, wife Olive buried this cemetery, had a son Luther born in Ohio, apparently a brother Luther b 1819 who witnessed in 1842 the will of his sister Ann, daughter of Jeremiah, who was married to Amos Allen. The elder Luther later lived in Ohio.
Samuel Bonner, born July 4, 1812, died July 18. 1896".
Officer of the First Baptist Church under Daniel Dayton, of which Nathaniel Rockwell Jr also a part. Lived in Prospect, Trenton and Utica.
Most likely a son of Jeremiah Bonner, wife Olive buried this cemetery, had a son Luther born in Ohio, apparently a brother Luther b 1819 who witnessed in 1842 the will of his sister Ann, daughter of Jeremiah, who was married to Amos Allen. The elder Luther later lived in Ohio.
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