I98657: Richard ALLEN (ABT 1679

Notes

Aka: Allin. Richard ALLIN (AFN:H5J9-RP)

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"1st: John, who married Polly Bonner, his cousin. A daughter of theirs married a Mr. Chappell.

John Bonner's second wife was a Smith (Daughter of Isham Smith as noted in his will). The names of their daughters were Elizabeth, Mary, Lucy and Drusilla.

John Bonner's third wife was a sister of his second. Their daughter, Mary, married Claibourn Wright."

Children:
Benjamin Franklin Bonner b. 1792 in , Sussex, Virginia + Lucy Locke (Wife) b. ABT 1789 Virginia Marriage: 10 AUG 1812 in , Wilson, Tennessee
Williamson Bonner b. 29 MAR 1796 in , Sussex, Virginia + Marina Redditt (Wife) b. 18 JUN 1804 Sumner, Tennessee
Thomas Love Bonner b. 27 NOV 1797 Sussex, Virginia + Mary Ferguson (Wife) b. 1803
Nancy Bonner b. 1800 Sussex, Virginia + Jesse Jackson (Husband) Marriage: 5 MAY 1825 Wilson, Tennessee
Louiza D Bonner b. 1799 Sussex, Virginia + James A Locke (Husband) b. ABT 1793 Virginia Marriage: 8 JUL 1824 Wilson, Tennessee
John S Bonner b. 1802 Sussex, Virginia Death: After. Jul 1870 in TN
Sarah Bonner
Elizabeth Bonner
Lucy Bonner
Drusilla Bonner
Mary Bonner

A census of pensioners for Revolutionary or military services; with their names, ages, and places of residence, as returned by the marshals of the several judicial districts, under the act for taking the sixth census. Published by authroity of an Act of Congress, under the direction of the Secretary of State, Washington: Printed by Blair & Rives, 1841. Below is the list of those living in Tennessee, June 1, 1840........

John Bonner, (age) 76 Minute man in Virginia (records of circuit court, Oct term 1832; Wilson Co., TN census of pensions, 1840; Revolutionary War records in Pension Bureau, Washington, D.C.). b. 20 Aug 1764 Sussex Co., VA; d. 14 Sep 1842, Wilson Co., TN; m. 1796 Sarah Love, d. 1843. He resided in Sussex Co., VA during the Revolution.

VA Line; applied 25 Oct 1832, Wilson Co., TN, age 80, born 20 Aug 1764, Sussex Co., VA. Moved to Wilson Co., TN in 1807; brother Thomas Bonner, age 63, Madison Co., TN, in 1832, Soldier died 15 Feb 1843 leaving widow (not named) who received final payment on 3 Sep 1844

Goodspeed states that John Bonner (or Bouner) "participated in the Revolutionary War." The Revolutionary War pension lists show he was receiving a pension at age 76 and living in the household of his son, John Bonner, in Wilson Co., TN, as of June 1, 1840.

"Minute man in Virginia [Records of Circuit Court, Oct. term 1832; Wilson Co. TN census of Pensions, 1840; Revolutionary War Records, Washington,D.C.] He resided in Sussex Co. VA during the Revolution.
Children:Thomas L., b. 27 Nov 1797, m. Mary Ferguson, b. 1803, d. 1841." (Source:Membership Roster & Soldiers, TN Society of the D.A.R.)

Wilson Co. Tennessee Miscellaneous Records, 1800-1875
Author: Partlow, T. E., ed.
Publisher: Southern Historical Press, 1982
Page: 147

Register of Albemarle Parish, Surry and Sussex Counties, 1739-1778
Author: Richards, G. R. B., ed.Publisher: National Society of Colonial Dames of America, 1958 Page: 141

R. Bolling Batte Papers, Biographical Card Files [online database] Publisher: Univ. of VA

1820 Tennessee Census, Wilson Co.Page: 401
1830 Tennessee Census, Wilson Co.Page: 137
1840 Tennessee Census, Wilson Co.Page: 258

Bonner Family Record. Author: Bonner, Kathryn Marie Rose Publisher: pirvately publ., 1979 Page: 2
Wilson Co. TN Wills, Books 1-13, 1802-1850 Author: Partlow, T. E., ed.
Publisher: Southern Historical Press, 1981 Page: 140

John Bonner Widow's Allotment, Rebecca Bonner, Widow of John Bonner, 29 Mar 1842 (p 26); John Bonner, sale, Thomas E. Bonner, Administrator, 27 Mar 1842 (p 27-29)

Title: Wilson Co. TN Deed Books C-M, 1793-1829 Author: Partlow, T. E., ed.
Publisher: Southern Historical Press, 1984 Page: 117 (G-229-30)
Source Text: M. Cartwright to Thomas Bonner, 60 acres on Cedar Creek, March 1809

Biographical & Historical Memoirs of Eastern Arkansas
Publisher: Chicago, Goodspeed Publishers, 1890 Page: 5775

Membership Roster & Soldiers, Tennessee Society of the D.A.R., Vol 1, 1894-1960
Author: Whitley, Edythe Rucker; comp. Publisher: TN Society of the D.A.R., 1961 Page: 302

Title: Membership Roster & Soldiers, Tennessee Society of the D.A.R., Vol 1, 1894-1960
Author: Whitley, Edythe Rucker; comp.Publisher: TN Society of the D.A.R., 1961 Page: 302

Minute man in Virginia (records of circuit court, Oct term 1832; Wilson Co., TN census of pensions, 1840; Revolutionary War records in Pension Bureau, Washington, D.C.). b. 20 Aug 1764 Sussex Co., VA; d. 14 Sep 1842, Wilson Co., TN; m. 1796 Sarah Love, d. 1843. He resided in Sussex Co., VA during the Revolution. Ch: Thomas L., b. 27 Nov 1797, m. Mary Ferguson, b. 1803, d. 1841; descendant: Alethea M. P. Bonner, #172499

Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Applications
Author: White, Virgil D. Publisher: Waynesboro, TN, National Historical Publishing, 1990 Page: Vol. 1, page 320

Virginia Marriages to 1800 Author: Dodd, Jordan Publisher: database online, Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1997

Genealogical Notes Author: Peck, Sarah Elizabeth
Publisher: 1895; transcribed by Mrs. J. H. (Virginia Graves) Stewart

Wilson Co. TN Deed Books N-Z, 1829-1853 Author: Partlow, T. E., ed.
Publisher: Southern Historical Press, 1984 Page: 101

John Bonner to my son John S. Bonner, 150 ac of land on Cedar Creek, 28 Apr 1838 (Book R, p 484)

Bonner Family Record
Author: Bonner, Kathryn Marie Rose Publisher: pirvately publ., 1979 Page: 3

Bonner Family Record. Author: Bonner, Kathryn Marie Rose Publisher: pirvately publ., 1979

Title: Revolutionary War Pension Lists
Publisher: Online Database
Page: An 1840 Census of The Revolutionary War, State of Tennessee-Western District, Page 158

Title: An 1840 Census of The Revolutionary War, State of Tennessee-Western District
Author: Hartel, June Clark
Publisher: Published in: The Pension Lists of 1792-1795, With other Revolutionary War Pension Records; Baltimore, Genealogical Publish Page: 158
Source Text: John Bonner, aged 76, was shown living with his son John in Wilson Co., TN on June 1, 1840 during the census of military pensioners, Middle District of TN (Western District begins on same page, hence the listing as "Western District")

Membership Roster & Soldiers, Tennessee Society of the D.A.R., Vol 1, 1894-1960
Author: Whitley, Edythe Rucker; comp.
Publisher: TN Society of the D.A.R., 1961 Page: 302

Washington, D.C.). He resided in Sussex Co., VA during the Revolution. Ch: Thomas L., b. 27 Nov 1797, m. Mary Ferguson, b. 1803, d. 1841; descendant: Alethea M. P. Bonner, #172499

Revolutionary War Pension Lists; Pension Roll of 1835
Page: Vol 3, Wilson Co., TN, p 632

Biographical & Historical Memoirs of Eastern Arkansas
Publisher: Chicago, Goodspeed Publishers, 1890 Page: 575

1820 Tennessee Census, Wilson Co. Page: 401 Source Text: age 45 and over
1840 Tennessee Census, Wilson Co.Page: 258 Source Text: age 70 to 80

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Weis' "Ancestral Roots. . ." (133:19), (157:19), (159:19). He succeeded his father as king of a reunited Burgundy in 937. In that year the Hungarians made their most destructive attack on Burgundy. The Saracens had been ravaging the Rhone valley for several years. In his book, "The Lost Kingdom of Burgundy", Christpher Cope relates the following event: "Conrad of Burgundy was named "the peaceful" but in 954 he gained victory over the Saracens and Magyars in a coup which may be unique in military history. When he learnt that the forces of both Magyars and Saracens were on the warpath, he sent envoys to tell the Magyars that the Saracens lay in wait for them and that if they would join forces with the Burgundians they would together destroy the Saracens. He then warned the Saracens of the Magyars' approach and similiary promised them his help. Both invading armies were successfully deceived; they engaged each other in battle just as the Burgundian army, with a perfect sense of timing, appeared on the field, and Conrad continued to tell each side that he would shortly come to its assistance. When he judged that the two hostile forces had sufficiently weakened each other, the Burgundians were launched against them and both were brilliantly destroyed".
The next year, 955, the Emporer OTTO I finaly checked the Magyars and later in Conrad's long reign, in 972, the Saracens were finally driven from Provence by the Clunac abbott, Majolus. This success inagurated an age of peace in Burgundy which brought prosperity and a remarkable outburst of cultural activity. Upon his death in 993 Conrad was succeeded as king by his son, Rudolph III. Gradually Burgundy became caught in the vice between the French on the west and the Germans on the east and became a vassal state of the Ottonian Emporers of Germany.

Unknown of Burgundy and wife of EUDES, COUNT OF LOGENHAE, is perhaps his daughter. Child 3: Daughters, One Son Three, unnamed.

Family 1: Gisele* of_Burgundy
Berthe of_Burgundy
Geberga of_Burgundy
Matilda of_Burgundy
Family 2: Adelaide of_Vienne
NO_CHILDREN

"Ancestral File #: 9GDD-FD; Sources: RC 171, 175, 201, 373; Kraentzler 1210, 1217; A. Roots 133; Paget. Roots: King of both Burgundies, 936-993. Called by RC Conrad I (Konrad I), unknow why since there was a Konrad II earlier up the line.
K: Conrad de Haute-Bourgogne, King of both Bourgognes. And Conrad de Pacifique, King de la Bourgogne-transjurane or d'Anjou."

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g. Gov. Joseph Dudley b 23 Sep 1647, m. Rebecca Tyng. Thirteen children.
spouse: Thing, Rebecca (1651 - 1722) m. ABT 1668
Dudley, Thomas (1670 - )
Dudley, Edward (1671 - )
Dudley, Joseph (1673 - )
Dudley, Paul (1675 - 1751)
Dudley, Samuel (1677 - )
Dudley, John (1678 - )
Dudley, Rebecca (1681 - 1751)
Dudley, Katharine (1683 - )
Dudley, Ann (1684 - 1776)
Dudley, William (1686 - 1740)
Dudley, Daniel (1689 - )
Dudley, Catharine (1690 - )
Dudley, Mary (1692 - 1774)

DUDLEY, Governor Joseph b: 23 Sep 1647 Roxbury, Suffolk, MA d: 02 Apr 1720 Roxbury, Suffolk, MA
+TYNG, Rebecca b: ~1644 d: 21 Sep 1722 m: ~1651
Father: TYNG, Edward
Children:
14 DUDLEY, Thomas b: 26 Feb 1669/70 Roxbury, Suffolk, MA
14 DUDLEY, Edward b: 04 Sep 1671 Roxbury, Suffolk, MA
14 DUDLEY, Chief Justice Paul b: 03 Sep 1675 Roxbury,Suffolk, MA d: 21 Jan 1750/51
14 DUDLEY, Samuel b: Sep 1677 Roxbury, Suffolk, MA #: DUDL349
14 DUDLEY, John b: 28 Feb 1678/79 Roxbury, Suffolk, MA
14 DUDLEY, Rebecca b: 15 May 1681 d: 14 Apr 1761 +SEWALL, Samuel, Jr.
14 DUDLEY, Catherine b: 02 Jun 1683 #: DUDL371
14 DUDLEY, Ann b: 27 Aug 1684 #: DUDL372
14 DUDLEY, Col. William b: 20 Oct 1686 +DAVENPORT, Elizabeth b: 20 Dec 1704 Roxbury, Suffolk, MA d: 1750 m: 10 Mar 1720/21
Mother: WAINWRIGHT, Elizabeth Father: DAVENPORT, Judge Addington
14 DUDLEY, Daniel b: 04 Feb 1688/89
14 DUDLEY, Catherine b: 05 Jan 1689/90
14 DUDLEY, Mary b: 02 Nov 1692 + WAINWRIGHT, Francis d: 1722 m: 1702-1722 <2nd Husband of [17] Mary Dudley:> + ATKINS, Joseph m: 1730 ^[S2186]

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Aka: Catherine Molines. Have seen her name shown as Katherine Hungerford.

Notes

"This family had moved down to southwestern Georgia and the Florida panhandle in 1826, following a dispute within the family regarding the administration of an estate."

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died young. Anne C. Tyler (died at birth) unmarried ^[S2127]

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Probate: 12 AUG 1754 Sussex Co., VA

My Southern Family

Richard ALLEN

ABT 1679 - 17 Jun 1725

ID Number: I98657

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John BONNER IV

20 Aug 1764 - 14 Sep 1842

ID Number: I100019

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King CONRAD I "The Pacific" de BOURGOGNE of Burgundy

ABT 0929 - 19 Oct 0993

ID Number: I27020

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Ann Marie CALVERT

1603 - ____

ID Number: I89374

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Richard CLAGETT

ABT 1735 - 1799

ID Number: I102389

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Baron GREGORY CROMWELL of Cromwell K.B.

ABT 1514 - 4 Jul 1551

ID Number: I93290

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Gov. Joseph DUDLEY of MA

23 Sep 1647 - 2 Apr 1720

ID Number: I41990

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Duchess KATHERINE de MOLEYNS of Norfolk

ABT 1425 - 3 Nov 1465

ID Number: I35704

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Gospero SWEET II

ABT 1790 - ____

ID Number: I52224

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Lucy TAYLOR

ABT 1820 - 1869

ID Number: I20166

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Ann Contesse TYLER

5 Apr 1825 - Jul 1825

ID Number: I60908

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Col. Robert WYNNE

ABT 1685 - 23 Jul 1754

ID Number: I48308

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