Daughter of Nelson Bundy, born in New York, and Hannah Jackson, born in Ohio. They were married May 20, 1844, in Burlington, Iowa.

Sources disagree on the year of her birth. Dates quoted are August 31, 1853 and August 31, 1855. However, when she married Jack Wilson in early 1893, she stated that she was going to be 44 years old on her next birthday (hence, born in 1849) and that is generally supported by early census records:

1850 - age 1 (Benton Township, Des Moines County, Iowa)
1856 - age 6 (Benton Township, Des Moines County, Iowa)
1860 - age 9 (Flint River Township, Des Moines County, Iowa)

An affidavit for Rohama's first marriage was issued June 13, 1874, in Douglas County, Nebraska. Gipson Boys resided at Omaha, over the age of consent, born in England, father - William Boys, mother's maiden name - Mary Easton. (His surname is also found as Boyce and Boyse.) Rohama resided at Omaha, over the age of consent, born in Iowa, father - Nelson Bunday; mother's maiden name - Hannah Jackson. (There's no actual marriage record accompanying this affidavit, but when Rohama married Jack Wilson in 1893, she stated it was her third marriage.)

The next documented marriage was to "Albert Ritenburg" of Omaha, age 34, born in New York. Miss Rohama Bunday of Omaha, age 27, born at Burlington, Iowa, daughter of Nelson Bunday and Hannah Jackson. They were married in Omaha on March 10, 1879, and were counted together in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in 1880. He is found as Alvah, Alvie J. and Alva J. His surname is also found at Rittenberg, Rittenburg and Rettenberg.

Hancock County marriage license #588 was issued at Carthage on January 19, 1893, to Jack Wilson, 41, of "Durham, Hancock County" and "Miss Rohama Bundy", 43, of LaHarpe. They were married on Jan 22, by W N Byler, J.P., at the residence of Newton Hurdle, at "Durham, Hancock County." When the lower part of the license was filled in, the J.P. wrote Mrs. (over Miss) Rohama Bundy. Witnesses were Newton Hurdle and James Babcock. On the accompanying Board of Health document, Rohama reported: full name - Rohama Bundy; maiden name, if a widow - Rohama Bundy; residence - LaHarpe; age at next birthday - 44; place of birth - Burlington Iowa; father's name - Nelson Bundy; mother's maiden name - Hannah Jackson. She stated it was her third marriage.

Jack Wilson died May 17, 1905. In his obituary, it was stated that when he married Rohama, she was Mrs. Rohama Marvin. (Had there been an interim marriage? In the State of Illinois database of marriage licenses, there's an entry for a James Marvin who married Rohanna Williams about December 25, 1891, in Hancock County.)

The Quill, page 4
Tuesday, January 7, 1908

Dunham-Wilson.

George Dunham and Mrs. Rohama Wilson, both of this city, were married at the home of the bride; at 4:30 Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 1, 1908, Rev. C. L. Dark officiating[.] The contracting parties are well known in LaHarpe and have the best wishes of The Quill for happiness.

George Dunham died in 1912. In the meantime, Rohama married Ross Crosley in Burlington, Iowa, on May 30, 1911. She gave her name as Rohama Wilson (rather than Dunham), born in Des Moines, County, Iowa, father - Nelson Bunday, mother - Hannah Jackson. She again stated it was her third marriage.

In two censuses (1900 and 1930) she was named as Rohama E; when she died, the death certificate was issued with the name Rohama Mae Crosley. Not found in the 1870 census, not in any other record is a middle name or initial found. The initial E. is on her tombstone.

Also from the death certificate:
- born August 31, 1853, at Kingston, Iowa
- father, Elijah Bundy (born Ohio), mother's maiden name Walker (born Iowa)

A flawed obituary was published, reportedly in The Quill, on July 19, 1933.
- father - Elijah Bunday, mother - Mary
- born at Kingston, Iowa, August 31, 1853
- lived for thirty years at Kingston [not substantiated by census records]
- only two marriages mentioned - Jack Wilson and Ross Crosley
- last of her family to pass away, preceded by her four brothers [correctly named], no mention of her two older sisters, Alvilda (found as Elisabeth in 1850) and Eliza Ann.

Kingston, Iowa, is an unincorporated community in Des Moines County, Iowa, located approximately 15 miles north of Burlington.∼Transcribed by another contributor.

Mrs. Rohama Crosley
Mrs. Rohoma Crosley, the daughter of Elijah and Mary Bundy, was, born at Kinston, Iowa, August 31, 1853, and departed this life for that better world Thursday, July 13, 1933, at the home of her nicece Mrs. William Durrette in La Harpe, Ill.
She lived for thirty years in Kingston and then moved to La Harpe and was married to J. W. Wilson who proceeded her in death twenty-three years ago. Three years later she moved to Burllington, Iowa and was married to Ross Crosley who died in 1924.
Early this year she went to live at the Soldiers Home in Marshaltown, Iowa, where she lived about three months. She returned to La Harpe on April 18 of this year and lived at the home of her niece Mrs. Durrett who cared for her in her last illness.
She is the last one of her family to depart this life, four brothers, preceeding her namely; John, Norman, Henry and Elijah Bundy. She is survived by eight nephews and five nieces.
She was a member of the Methodist Church in La Harpe and worked for several years with the Salvation Army in Burlilngton. She was also a member of the Womens Relief Corps.
Generations may come and go and we are thankful that we as humans go on forever in that land beyond the river called death.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in the Union Church with Rev W. H. Day in charge. Burial took place in La Harpe cemetery. Quill, Hancock Co., Ill. 7-19-1933