2. Union Army Civil War Veteran. Pvt in the 51st Missouri Infantry, Company D, Film Number M390 roll 4. Source: Nat'l Parks Service, Civil War Sailors and Solders System.
3. John and Mitilda are my paternal Great Great Grandparents. They migrated from Harrison County Missouri approximately 1885. John was a carpenter by trade.
4. The Norfolk News [Nebraska], Thursday, April 6, 1899. John M. Bondurant. After an illness of a month or more, of inflammation of the bowels, J. M. Bondurant breathed his last at a little past 6 o'clock this morning.
John M. Bondurant was born in Greensburg, Indiana, September 26, 1844. At the age of 12 he removed with his parents to Missouri. With his family he came to Norfolk in 1889 where he has since resided.
The funeral will take place from his residence at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. It will be under the auspices of the G. A. R. of which deceased was a member. Revs. Eaton and Jefferies will conduct the funeral service.
Mr. B. leaves a wife and daughter, Mrs. Pippin, and five grandchildren to mourn his loss. He was an estimable citizen and his death is a loss to the community.
5. Burial Date: 06 Apr 1899 (see Ringer Partners source)
Funeral Home: Sessions and Bell (see Ringer Partners source)
Cause of Death: Infection of Stomach (see Ringer Partners source)
His cemetery records are held in a database at Ringer Partners Century 21, 1105 Norfolk Ave., Norfolk, NE 68701, 1-402-371-1480. They also have the original cemetery records book available.
His burial records are held at the Home for Funerals, 1203 Norfolk Ave., Norfolk, NE 68701 (1-402-371-3330). They read as follows:
Record Number: 1899-443
Ordered By: B. P. Pippin
Casket Size: 6-0
Casket Style: H
Cost of Casket: $16.00
Robe Cost: $3.00
Opening Grave: $2.00
Cost of Hearse: $10.00
Carriage Company - Dudley Hack: $2.00
Total Cost: $33.00
Paid by check 13 Apr 1899
The history of the Bondurant Clan and the Huguenot's immigration to America can found at http://bondurant-family.org/
Brother of:
Benjamin Franklin Bondurant
2. Union Army Civil War Veteran. Pvt in the 51st Missouri Infantry, Company D, Film Number M390 roll 4. Source: Nat'l Parks Service, Civil War Sailors and Solders System.
3. John and Mitilda are my paternal Great Great Grandparents. They migrated from Harrison County Missouri approximately 1885. John was a carpenter by trade.
4. The Norfolk News [Nebraska], Thursday, April 6, 1899. John M. Bondurant. After an illness of a month or more, of inflammation of the bowels, J. M. Bondurant breathed his last at a little past 6 o'clock this morning.
John M. Bondurant was born in Greensburg, Indiana, September 26, 1844. At the age of 12 he removed with his parents to Missouri. With his family he came to Norfolk in 1889 where he has since resided.
The funeral will take place from his residence at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. It will be under the auspices of the G. A. R. of which deceased was a member. Revs. Eaton and Jefferies will conduct the funeral service.
Mr. B. leaves a wife and daughter, Mrs. Pippin, and five grandchildren to mourn his loss. He was an estimable citizen and his death is a loss to the community.
5. Burial Date: 06 Apr 1899 (see Ringer Partners source)
Funeral Home: Sessions and Bell (see Ringer Partners source)
Cause of Death: Infection of Stomach (see Ringer Partners source)
His cemetery records are held in a database at Ringer Partners Century 21, 1105 Norfolk Ave., Norfolk, NE 68701, 1-402-371-1480. They also have the original cemetery records book available.
His burial records are held at the Home for Funerals, 1203 Norfolk Ave., Norfolk, NE 68701 (1-402-371-3330). They read as follows:
Record Number: 1899-443
Ordered By: B. P. Pippin
Casket Size: 6-0
Casket Style: H
Cost of Casket: $16.00
Robe Cost: $3.00
Opening Grave: $2.00
Cost of Hearse: $10.00
Carriage Company - Dudley Hack: $2.00
Total Cost: $33.00
Paid by check 13 Apr 1899
The history of the Bondurant Clan and the Huguenot's immigration to America can found at http://bondurant-family.org/
Brother of:
Benjamin Franklin Bondurant
Inscription
J. M. Bondurant, Co. D, 51st MO (Missouri) INF (Infantry)
Gravesite Details
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC MEDALLION
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Martha Emily Jane Bondurant Taggart
1840–1889
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Sidney Samuel Bondurant
1842–1872
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Mary Keziah Elizabeth Bondurant Linthacum
1849–1935
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Amanda Mariah "Mandy" Bondurant Kimbrough
1852–1880
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Joseph A. Bondurant
1857–1936
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James Edward Bondurant
1858–1941
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Benjamin Franklin Bondurant
1861–1927
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Alzura Frances Bondurant Jennings
1863–1907
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Thomas Riley Bondurant
1867–1935
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