Andrew Samuel Bonner, son of Dr. John Bonner and Eliza Feribry Williams, was born 24 July 1835 in Wilcox Co., AL. He was named for two of his father's brothers. He moved to Freestone County, TX with his parents. Andrew Samuel Bonner married his first cousin Sue Bonner on 2 May 1856 at Stewards Mill, Freestone Co., TX. Their plantation in Bonnerville was known as the "White House Place"---known as the only house in the area to be painted white---and was burned by raiders during the Civil War while he was serving in the CSA Cavalry. Exposure during the war took its toll and he returned home seriously ill. He was a member of the ARP Church and of Fairfield Lodge No. 103, A.F.&A.M. When he died 9 September 1865, he was buried in Fairfield, TX but his body was exhumed in 1867 and moved to the newly created Bonner Cemetery. Andrew Samuel Bonner and Sue Bonner were parents of five children: John Oliver; William Andrew; Eliza Anna Belle; Mary Irvine; Martha James.
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"Appraisal of the Property of Andrew Samuel Bonner
Freestone County, Texas, June 5, 1866
We the undersigned citizens of Freestone Co. Appointed Appraisers to value the property of the Est. of A. S. Bonner Decd. report the following list:
One lot plows $20.00; Four sets plow gear and one trace chain $5.00; Two log chains & pieces of chain $3.00; Three ox yokes $3.00; Four bells $2.00; One wagon $65.00;
One lot axes, augurs, hand saw & draw knife $4.00; One rifle gun $10.00; Four bee gums $4.00; Lot corn & fodder, necessary for farm purposes; Lot cotton, cannot be valued, we recommend that when sold acct sales be returned in lieu of appraisement; Five yoke oxen $175.00; About sixty head cattle $210.00; About fifty head sheep $100.00; Lot of hogs $350.00; One dun horse $60.00; One sorrel horse $80.00; One bay horse $25.00; One bay mare mule $100.00; One bay mare mule $70.00; One horse mule $30.00; One bay horse $50.00; One roan horse $30.00; One sorrel mare and stud colt $50.00; About 200 pounds of wool $20.00; About ten bushels of wheat necessary for the family; Lot of household and kitchen furniture $125.00; Bacon, a sufficiency for family uses; One tract 767 2/3 acres of land $500.00
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$2091.00
Home tract of land about 1940 acres $3000.00
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$5091.00
10 acres of land near Fairfield off of Gaines League.
The following list of claims are due to the Est. of A. S. Bonner Decd.
One note for three hundred and seventy eight dollars on S. C. Simmons, L. D. Bradley, W. L. Moody, principals.
One note on James W. Wilson for one hundred dollars due the 1st of Jany 1866. Credited with eighty-eight dollars.
One note on William Bonner, Sr. for about sixty dollars.
One due bill on F. Alborce for forty dollars.
W. C. Wilson receipt for a note on Wm. and B. R. Echols, J. A. Hendrix and C. T. Echols for eight hundred and nineteen 18/100 dollars.
I certify that the above is a full and complete inventory and list of the property and claims of the Est. of A. S. Bonner Decd that has come to my knowledge.
Date given above.
J. I. Bonner, Executor
of Est. of A. S. Bonner"
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"Appraisal of the Property of Andrew Samuel Bonner
Freestone County, Texas, June 5, 1866
We the undersigned citizens of Freestone Co. Appointed Appraisers to value the property of the Est. of A. S. Bonner Decd. report the following list:
One lot plows $20.00; Four sets plow gear and one trace chain $5.00; Two log chains & pieces of chain $3.00; Three ox yokes $3.00; Four bells $2.00; One wagon $65.00;
One lot axes, augurs, hand saw & draw knife $4.00; One rifle gun $10.00; Four bee gums $4.00; Lot corn & fodder, necessary for farm purposes; Lot cotton, cannot be valued, we recommend that when sold acct sales be returned in lieu of appraisement; Five yoke oxen $175.00; About sixty head cattle $210.00; About fifty head sheep $100.00; Lot of hogs $350.00; One dun horse $60.00; One sorrel horse $80.00; One bay horse $25.00; One bay mare mule $100.00; One bay mare mule $70.00; One horse mule $30.00; One bay horse $50.00; One roan horse $30.00; One sorrel mare and stud colt $50.00; About 200 pounds of wool $20.00; About ten bushels of wheat necessary for the family; Lot of household and kitchen furniture $125.00; Bacon, a sufficiency for family uses; One tract 767 2/3 acres of land $500.00
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$2091.00
Home tract of land about 1940 acres $3000.00
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$5091.00
10 acres of land near Fairfield off of Gaines League.
The following list of claims are due to the Est. of A. S. Bonner Decd.
One note for three hundred and seventy eight dollars on S. C. Simmons, L. D. Bradley, W. L. Moody, principals.
One note on James W. Wilson for one hundred dollars due the 1st of Jany 1866. Credited with eighty-eight dollars.
One note on William Bonner, Sr. for about sixty dollars.
One due bill on F. Alborce for forty dollars.
W. C. Wilson receipt for a note on Wm. and B. R. Echols, J. A. Hendrix and C. T. Echols for eight hundred and nineteen 18/100 dollars.
I certify that the above is a full and complete inventory and list of the property and claims of the Est. of A. S. Bonner Decd that has come to my knowledge.
Date given above.
J. I. Bonner, Executor
of Est. of A. S. Bonner"
Andrew Samuel Bonner, son of Dr. John Bonner and Eliza Feribry Williams, was born 24 July 1835 in Wilcox Co., AL. He was named for two of his father's brothers. He moved to Freestone County, TX with his parents. Andrew Samuel Bonner married his first cousin Sue Bonner on 2 May 1856 at Stewards Mill, Freestone Co., TX. Their plantation in Bonnerville was known as the "White House Place"---known as the only house in the area to be painted white---and was burned by raiders during the Civil War while he was serving in the CSA Cavalry. Exposure during the war took its toll and he returned home seriously ill. He was a member of the ARP Church and of Fairfield Lodge No. 103, A.F.&A.M. When he died 9 September 1865, he was buried in Fairfield, TX but his body was exhumed in 1867 and moved to the newly created Bonner Cemetery. Andrew Samuel Bonner and Sue Bonner were parents of five children: John Oliver; William Andrew; Eliza Anna Belle; Mary Irvine; Martha James.
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"Appraisal of the Property of Andrew Samuel Bonner
Freestone County, Texas, June 5, 1866
We the undersigned citizens of Freestone Co. Appointed Appraisers to value the property of the Est. of A. S. Bonner Decd. report the following list:
One lot plows $20.00; Four sets plow gear and one trace chain $5.00; Two log chains & pieces of chain $3.00; Three ox yokes $3.00; Four bells $2.00; One wagon $65.00;
One lot axes, augurs, hand saw & draw knife $4.00; One rifle gun $10.00; Four bee gums $4.00; Lot corn & fodder, necessary for farm purposes; Lot cotton, cannot be valued, we recommend that when sold acct sales be returned in lieu of appraisement; Five yoke oxen $175.00; About sixty head cattle $210.00; About fifty head sheep $100.00; Lot of hogs $350.00; One dun horse $60.00; One sorrel horse $80.00; One bay horse $25.00; One bay mare mule $100.00; One bay mare mule $70.00; One horse mule $30.00; One bay horse $50.00; One roan horse $30.00; One sorrel mare and stud colt $50.00; About 200 pounds of wool $20.00; About ten bushels of wheat necessary for the family; Lot of household and kitchen furniture $125.00; Bacon, a sufficiency for family uses; One tract 767 2/3 acres of land $500.00
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$2091.00
Home tract of land about 1940 acres $3000.00
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$5091.00
10 acres of land near Fairfield off of Gaines League.
The following list of claims are due to the Est. of A. S. Bonner Decd.
One note for three hundred and seventy eight dollars on S. C. Simmons, L. D. Bradley, W. L. Moody, principals.
One note on James W. Wilson for one hundred dollars due the 1st of Jany 1866. Credited with eighty-eight dollars.
One note on William Bonner, Sr. for about sixty dollars.
One due bill on F. Alborce for forty dollars.
W. C. Wilson receipt for a note on Wm. and B. R. Echols, J. A. Hendrix and C. T. Echols for eight hundred and nineteen 18/100 dollars.
I certify that the above is a full and complete inventory and list of the property and claims of the Est. of A. S. Bonner Decd that has come to my knowledge.
Date given above.
J. I. Bonner, Executor
of Est. of A. S. Bonner"
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"Appraisal of the Property of Andrew Samuel Bonner
Freestone County, Texas, June 5, 1866
We the undersigned citizens of Freestone Co. Appointed Appraisers to value the property of the Est. of A. S. Bonner Decd. report the following list:
One lot plows $20.00; Four sets plow gear and one trace chain $5.00; Two log chains & pieces of chain $3.00; Three ox yokes $3.00; Four bells $2.00; One wagon $65.00;
One lot axes, augurs, hand saw & draw knife $4.00; One rifle gun $10.00; Four bee gums $4.00; Lot corn & fodder, necessary for farm purposes; Lot cotton, cannot be valued, we recommend that when sold acct sales be returned in lieu of appraisement; Five yoke oxen $175.00; About sixty head cattle $210.00; About fifty head sheep $100.00; Lot of hogs $350.00; One dun horse $60.00; One sorrel horse $80.00; One bay horse $25.00; One bay mare mule $100.00; One bay mare mule $70.00; One horse mule $30.00; One bay horse $50.00; One roan horse $30.00; One sorrel mare and stud colt $50.00; About 200 pounds of wool $20.00; About ten bushels of wheat necessary for the family; Lot of household and kitchen furniture $125.00; Bacon, a sufficiency for family uses; One tract 767 2/3 acres of land $500.00
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$2091.00
Home tract of land about 1940 acres $3000.00
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$5091.00
10 acres of land near Fairfield off of Gaines League.
The following list of claims are due to the Est. of A. S. Bonner Decd.
One note for three hundred and seventy eight dollars on S. C. Simmons, L. D. Bradley, W. L. Moody, principals.
One note on James W. Wilson for one hundred dollars due the 1st of Jany 1866. Credited with eighty-eight dollars.
One note on William Bonner, Sr. for about sixty dollars.
One due bill on F. Alborce for forty dollars.
W. C. Wilson receipt for a note on Wm. and B. R. Echols, J. A. Hendrix and C. T. Echols for eight hundred and nineteen 18/100 dollars.
I certify that the above is a full and complete inventory and list of the property and claims of the Est. of A. S. Bonner Decd that has come to my knowledge.
Date given above.
J. I. Bonner, Executor
of Est. of A. S. Bonner"
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