Clarke County Tribune, November 20, 1964
Seaborn Franklin Bonner, 77, died Saturday at Watkins Memorial Hospital; services held Sunday, 3 PM, East Pleasant Grove Baptist Church; interment in church cemetery; Revs. Alfred Evans and James Irby officiated; survivors - wife, Mrs. Augusta Crawford Bonner; daughter, Mrs. Willie A. Jackson (Myrtle), Andrews, TX; two sons, Bilbo, Tulsa, OK; Seaborn, Jr., Dumas, TX; four sisters, Mrs. Ada Ivy, Quitman; Mrs. Minnie Bridges, Mobile; Mrs. Birdie Russell, Columbus, GA; Mrs. Alice Ivy, Eight Mile, AL; three brothers, Andrew and T. H., Mobile; Jordan, New Orleans; eight grandchildren; ten great grandchildren; Walters Funeral Home in charge; pallbearers - Roy Hayes, James Hicks, W. L. James, Warren Barry, Andrew McCarra, C. J. Griffin.
Note: Daughter Myrtle Bonner Jackson buried Trinity Memorial Park, Big Spring, Texas
Son, Seaborn Franklin Bonner, Jr. buried Dumas Cemetery, Dumas, Texas
World War I Draft Registration dated June 14, 1917 showed Seaborn's age 29, born Quitman, employed as a locomotive engineer working for Mississippi Lumber Company in Quitman. His nearest relative was Pinkie Bonner. His physical traits were height tall, build slender, eyes blue, hair brown.
Seaborn Franklin Bonner, 77, died Saturday at Watkins Memorial Hospital; services held Sunday, 3 PM, East Pleasant Grove Baptist Church; interment in church cemetery; Revs. Alfred Evans and James Irby officiated; survivors - wife, Mrs. Augusta Crawford Bonner; daughter, Mrs. Willie A. Jackson (Myrtle), Andrews, TX; two sons, Bilbo, Tulsa, OK; Seaborn, Jr., Dumas, TX; four sisters, Mrs. Ada Ivy, Quitman; Mrs. Minnie Bridges, Mobile; Mrs. Birdie Russell, Columbus, GA; Mrs. Alice Ivy, Eight Mile, AL; three brothers, Andrew and T. H., Mobile; Jordan, New Orleans; eight grandchildren; ten great grandchildren; Walters Funeral Home in charge; pallbearers - Roy Hayes, James Hicks, W. L. James, Warren Barry, Andrew McCarra, C. J. Griffin.
Note: Daughter Myrtle Bonner Jackson buried Trinity Memorial Park, Big Spring, Texas
Son, Seaborn Franklin Bonner, Jr. buried Dumas Cemetery, Dumas, Texas
World War I Draft Registration dated June 14, 1917 showed Seaborn's age 29, born Quitman, employed as a locomotive engineer working for Mississippi Lumber Company in Quitman. His nearest relative was Pinkie Bonner. His physical traits were height tall, build slender, eyes blue, hair brown.
Clarke County Tribune, November 20, 1964
Seaborn Franklin Bonner, 77, died Saturday at Watkins Memorial Hospital; services held Sunday, 3 PM, East Pleasant Grove Baptist Church; interment in church cemetery; Revs. Alfred Evans and James Irby officiated; survivors - wife, Mrs. Augusta Crawford Bonner; daughter, Mrs. Willie A. Jackson (Myrtle), Andrews, TX; two sons, Bilbo, Tulsa, OK; Seaborn, Jr., Dumas, TX; four sisters, Mrs. Ada Ivy, Quitman; Mrs. Minnie Bridges, Mobile; Mrs. Birdie Russell, Columbus, GA; Mrs. Alice Ivy, Eight Mile, AL; three brothers, Andrew and T. H., Mobile; Jordan, New Orleans; eight grandchildren; ten great grandchildren; Walters Funeral Home in charge; pallbearers - Roy Hayes, James Hicks, W. L. James, Warren Barry, Andrew McCarra, C. J. Griffin.
Note: Daughter Myrtle Bonner Jackson buried Trinity Memorial Park, Big Spring, Texas
Son, Seaborn Franklin Bonner, Jr. buried Dumas Cemetery, Dumas, Texas
World War I Draft Registration dated June 14, 1917 showed Seaborn's age 29, born Quitman, employed as a locomotive engineer working for Mississippi Lumber Company in Quitman. His nearest relative was Pinkie Bonner. His physical traits were height tall, build slender, eyes blue, hair brown.
Seaborn Franklin Bonner, 77, died Saturday at Watkins Memorial Hospital; services held Sunday, 3 PM, East Pleasant Grove Baptist Church; interment in church cemetery; Revs. Alfred Evans and James Irby officiated; survivors - wife, Mrs. Augusta Crawford Bonner; daughter, Mrs. Willie A. Jackson (Myrtle), Andrews, TX; two sons, Bilbo, Tulsa, OK; Seaborn, Jr., Dumas, TX; four sisters, Mrs. Ada Ivy, Quitman; Mrs. Minnie Bridges, Mobile; Mrs. Birdie Russell, Columbus, GA; Mrs. Alice Ivy, Eight Mile, AL; three brothers, Andrew and T. H., Mobile; Jordan, New Orleans; eight grandchildren; ten great grandchildren; Walters Funeral Home in charge; pallbearers - Roy Hayes, James Hicks, W. L. James, Warren Barry, Andrew McCarra, C. J. Griffin.
Note: Daughter Myrtle Bonner Jackson buried Trinity Memorial Park, Big Spring, Texas
Son, Seaborn Franklin Bonner, Jr. buried Dumas Cemetery, Dumas, Texas
World War I Draft Registration dated June 14, 1917 showed Seaborn's age 29, born Quitman, employed as a locomotive engineer working for Mississippi Lumber Company in Quitman. His nearest relative was Pinkie Bonner. His physical traits were height tall, build slender, eyes blue, hair brown.
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