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     She married William Henry Harrison.
     Her married name was Harrison.

     John was born on 7 May 1829. He was the son of Dr. Benjamin Harrison and Louisa Smith Bonner. He married Margaret Ruth McCarty. John died.

     She married John Cleves Short Harrison.
     Her married name was Harrison.

     Nicholas McCarty Harrison was the son of John Cleves Short Harrison and Margaret Ruth McCarty. He married Nancy Elston. Nicholas died.

     Elston Mills Harrison was the son of John Cleves Short Harrison and Margaret Ruth McCarty.

     Cleves Harrison was the son of John Cleves Short Harrison and Margaret Ruth McCarty.

     She married Nicholas McCarty Harrison.
     Her married name was Harrison.

     Nicholas McCarty Harrison Jr. was the son of Nicholas McCarty Harrison and Nancy Elston. He married Virginia Seeley. Nicholas died.

     She married Nicholas McCarty Harrison Jr..
     Her married name was Harrison.

     Nicholas was born in 1930. He was the son of Nicholas McCarty Harrison Jr. and Virginia Seeley.

     Francis was born. He was the son of John Cleves Short Harrison.

     Benjamin was born. He was the son of John Cleves Short Harrison.
     Unmarried.

     George was born. He was the son of John Cleves Short Harrison.

     Julia was born. She was the daughter of John Cleves Short Harrison.
     Unmarried.

     He married Louisa Smith Bonner.

     William was born. He was the son of Robert North Carnan and Louisa Smith Bonner.

     Isabella was born. She was the daughter of Robert North Carnan and Louisa Smith Bonner.

     Sarah was born at Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska, in October 1834. She was the daughter of Robert North Carnan and Louisa Smith Bonner. She married Judge John William Hugus.
     Her married name was Hugus.

     Louise was born. She was the daughter of Robert North Carnan and Louisa Smith Bonner.

     Robert was born. He was the son of Robert North Carnan and Louisa Smith Bonner.

     Risteau was born. He was the son of Robert North Carnan and Louisa Smith Bonner.

     John was born in 1836. He married Sarah Goldsborough Carnan.

     Louisa was born on 28 August 1875. She was the daughter of Judge John William Hugus and Sarah Goldsborough Carnan.

     Annetta was born on 15 May 1877. She was the daughter of Judge John William Hugus and Sarah Goldsborough Carnan. She married Albert Edward Carroll on 2 March 1901.
     As of 2 March 1901,her married name was Carroll.

     He married Annetta Olivia Hugus on 2 March 1901.
     They settled in Back Bay Annex, Boston, Massachusetts.

     Charles was born on 14 September 1912. He was the son of Albert Edward Carroll and Annetta Olivia Hugus.

     Caroline was born on 25 April 1818. She was the daughter of John C. Herrick III and Catherine Van Schaick. She married James Taylor Bonner at Fayette, OH, on 27 February 1840.¹ Caroline died on 18 October 1854.
     As of 27 February 1840,her married name was Bonner.

     John was born at Watertown, NY, in 1789. He was the son of John Herrick Jr. and Hannah Spring. He married Catherine Van Schaick. John died on 2 July 1854 Some sources say Fulton, OH. at Wapello, Louisa Co., IA.
     He resided.

     Catherine Van Schaick was born circa 1790 at Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY. Could it be Watervliet, Albany Co., NY?. She married John C. Herrick III. Catherine died on 31 May 1830 at Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY.
     Her married name was Herrick.

     Mary was born on 15 February 1841. She was the daughter of James Taylor Bonner and Caroline C. Herrick.
     Unmarried. Recipient of the "Bonner" Civil War letters. Attended Urbana Female Seminary in Ohio.

     David was born on 4 September 1842. He was the son of James Taylor Bonner and Caroline C. Herrick. David died on 1 September 1862 At the Second Battle of the Bull Run..
     Served in the 73rd Ohio Voluntary Infantry. Unmarried.

     John was born on 27 August 1844. He was the son of James Taylor Bonner and Caroline C. Herrick.
     Wounded in the Civil War and recuperated at a hospital in Tennesee.
Married there and remained in the South. There was issue.

     Henry was born on 11 May 1846. He was the son of James Taylor Bonner and Caroline C. Herrick. He married Mary Louise Velma Davison on 16 March 1873. He married Mary Annabelle Jacobs at Baptist Church on 4 March 1877. Henry died on 28 September 1924.
     Henry Johnson Bonner was described as 5 feet, 8 inches, dark hair, grey eyes, dark skin. Henry served in the military on 2 May 1864. He resided at Ohio in 1864. He resided at Iowa in 1869. He resided at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, in 1871. Henry was a at J.F. Reynolds Post 26 of G.A.R. member at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, in 1882. He resided at Pleasant Valley, OK, in 1896. He resided at Arcadia, OK, in 1912.

     James was born at South Hanover, IN, on 12 December 1847.¹ He was the son of James Taylor Bonner and Caroline C. Herrick. He married Ida May Davison at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, on 1 January 1878. James died on 13 November 1920 His obituary in the "Osceola Record", November 18, 1920 appeared on page 1.
"Death of J. T. Bonner"

"The remains of James T. Bonner were brought here yesterday from Paxton, Nebr. where his death occurred at the home of his daughter Mrs. E. V. Price of bronchial pneumonia, on Saturday, November 13. The remains were brought by way of Columbus, where services were held conducted by Rev. W. A. Allbright of the M.E. church and the interment was under the direction of the M.W.A. of which the deceased had been for many years a member. The interment occurred yesterday."

"James Toy Bonner was born in South Hanover, Ind., Dec. 12, 1847, and was at the time of his death, 72 years 11 months and 1 day. His death occurred last Saturday after an illness of about a week. He came ot Pol County, Nebraska in 1876 and opened the first furniture store here. HJe was also in the creamery business here and later conducted a carriage shop where the light plant now stands. The family is well and favorable known here. In the year 1893 they moved to Clear Creek precinct where Mr. Bonner engaged in farming and milling for a number of years and later moved to Columbus. He is survived by his widow and eight children, Walter D. of Salt Lake, MRs. E. V. Price, Paxton, Nerbr., Mrs. O. G. Adkins, Stratton, Colo., E. E. Bonner, Mahlon D. Bonner and Ellen M. Bonner of Columbus. Mrs. Harry Harrold of Kearney, and James T. Bonner Jr. of Seattle, all of whom were present at the funeral except the last mentioned. He also leaves a brother, H. J. Bonner, of Arcadia, Okla. As a former citizen of this place and resident of Polk County, Mr. Bonner was held in the highest respect and his health will be learned with regret by a large number of Polk County people." at Paxton, Platte Co., Ne.¹ His body was interred at Osceola, Polk Co., NE.
     James's occupation: postmasterHe was the first postmaster of this post office. at U.S .Government, Osceola, Polk Co., NE, in 1871.² James's occupation: Furniture Store & UndertakingHe advertised as "Furniture Store and Undertaking". James made the caskets and Ida trimmed them. at Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, in 1876.¹ James's occupation: coffin makerThis ad appeared in the local newspaper, the Osceola Record, "We keep a large and complete stock of coffins, caskets, shrouds, etc. always on hand. Call day or night. Promptly attended. Care of the dead and embalming done in a scientific manner. Satisfaction guaranteed - James T. Bonnerm, Jr. Manager, Osceola, Ne. at Osceola, Polk Co., NE, in 1881.³ James's occupation: ownerThe building was 16' X 30', two stories with basement. James and Ida were working cream from nearly 100 cows. at Osceola Creamery, Osceola, Polk Co., Nebraska, on 1 May 1884. He resided in 1900. He resided at Wall Street, CO, on 11 August 1902. He resided at Paxton, NE, on 6 October 1920. In 1886 he had "Kansas Fever". He was cabinetmaker and the first Secretary for the Undertakers Association in Nebraska.

     Kitty was born in 1850. She was the daughter of James Taylor Bonner and Caroline C. Herrick. Kitty died on 13 June 1854.

     John was born at Conventry, Tolland Co., CT, on 16 May 1760. He was the son of John Herrick. He married Hannah Spring at Monterey, Berkshire Co., MA, on 14 March 1780. John died in 1826 at Baldwinsville, Anondaga, NY.
     He resided in 1822.

     Hannah was born at Coventry, Tolland Co., CT, in 1759. She married John Herrick Jr. at Monterey, Berkshire Co., MA, on 14 March 1780. Hannah died in 1834.
     As of 1780,her married name was Herrick.

     John was born in 1730. He was the son of Ezekiel Herrick.

     Ezekiel was born on 6 November 1699. He was the son of Samuel Herrick and Mehetable Woodward.
     He resided. The Herrick family (the ancestors of Orlo Bonner) has an interesting tie to the Stanton family (the ancestors of Mable Rea, Orlo's wife). The great grandson of Samuel Herrick listed above was the minister of the First Baptist Church in Charlestown, New York for 50 years. This man, Elijah Herrick, was the minister who married Elisha Stanton to Sabrina Tracy and also married their son John Stanton to Salina Vossler. Another interesting connection is that Samuel's great-great-nephew John Herrick was a farmer in Charlestown, Four Corners, New York and married Charlotte Vossler a relative of Salina's.

Those lines again are:
- Ephraim, Samuel, Ezekiel, John, John, John, Caroline married Bonner.
- Ephraim, Samuel, Stephen, Elijah, Elijah was the minister.
- Ephraim, Stephen, Edward, Ebenezer, John the farmer.

     Samuel was born on 4 June 1675. He was the son of Ephraim Herrick and Mary Cross. He married Mehetable Woodward in 1698.
     He resided at Preston, New London, CT, in 1702.

     She married Samuel Herrick in 1698.
     As of 1698,her married name was Herrick. Of Beverly.

     He was baptized on 11 February 1638. Religion:. Ephraim Herrick was the son of Henry Herrick and Editha Laskin. He married Mary Cross on 3 July 1661. Ephraim died on 18 September 1693.

     She married Ephraim Herrick on 3 July 1661.
     As of 3 July 1661,her married name was Herrick.

     Henry was born in 1604. Beau Manor. He was the son of Sir William Herrick. He married Editha Laskin.
     Henry was a at First Church member in 1629. He resided in 1653.

     Editha Laskin was the daughter of Hugh Laskin. She married Henry Herrick.
     Her married name was Herrick.

     William was born in 1557. He was the son of John Eyrick(Heyrick) and Marie Bond. He married Joan May in 1596. William died on 2 March 1653.
     He was a member of Parliament 1601-1630 and was Knighted in 1605. Was an ambassador for Elizabeth I to the Sultan of Turkey and later held a position with the Exchequer which he also held under King James. He purchased the estate of the Earl of Essex at Beau Manor Park in 1595. Under King James he was the "Principal Jeweller or Teller of the Crown". He reportedly lived to see one of his great grandsons reach the age of 37.

     John was born in 1513. He was the son of Thomas Eyrick. He married Marie Bond. John died on 2 April 1589. His body was interred at St. Martin's Church. At east end of north aisle "Heyricks Chancel"..
     John was honored in 1559. John was honored in 1572.

     Marie was born in 1514. She married John Eyrick(Heyrick). Marie died on 8 December 1611.
     Her married name was Eyrick(Heyrick).

     Thomas Eyrick was the son of Robert Eyricke and Agnes (?). Thomas died. His body was interred at St. Martins Church.
     Gentleman of Houghton, settled in Leicester.

     Robert was born circa 1450. He was the son of Sir William Eyryk. He married Agnes (?).
     Lived ca. 1450.