Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameRobert Emmet Bonner 
Birth27 May 1901, Red Creek, Monongahela National Forest, Dry Fork, WV 26260, USA
DeathJan 1946, Columbus, Ohio
FatherMartin Van Buren Bonner (1863-1955)
MotherEliza Jane George (1876-1927)
Notes for Robert Emmet Bonner
Randolph Enterprise: 10 Jan, 1946.
Services held for Robert E. Bonner
Funeral services were conducted at the Methodist Church at Red Creek By the Rev. George C. Stratton, pastor of the Davis Methodist Church, for Robert E. Bonner, 44, of Davis, hwo died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Goldie Strobel of Columbus, Ohio, following an illness of several months.
He was born at Red Creek, May 27, 1901; a son of Martin V. Bonner and the late Mrs. Jane Bonner.
He is survived by his father and the following brothers and sisters, C.U. Bonner, Red Creek; Sturley Bonner, Gladwin, Ernest Bonner, Elk; Eston Bonner, Berkely Springs; Clifford Bonner, Cleveland Ohio; Mrs. Celestine Teter, Parsons; Mrs. Mael Miller, Johnstown, Pa; Mrs. Fred Bennett, Red Creek; Mrs. Paul Simmons, St. Albans; Mrs. Thelma Smith, Alliance, Neb.; Mrs. Goldie Strobel, Columbus, Ohio; and Mrs. Estella Sweeney of Cubmerland,
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Interment was in the Red Creek Cemetery.
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Services held for Robert E. Bonner
Funeral services were conducted at the Methodist Church at Red Creek By the Rev. George C. Stratton, pastor of the Davis Methodist Church, for Robert E. Bonner, 44, of Davis, hwo died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Goldie Strobel of Columbus, Ohio, following an illness of several months.
He was born at Red Creek, May 27, 1901; a son of Martin V. Bonner and the late Mrs. Jane Bonner.
He is survived by his father and the following brothers and sisters, C.U. Bonner, Red Creek; Sturley Bonner, Gladwin, Ernest Bonner, Elk; Eston Bonner, Berkely Springs; Clifford Bonner, Cleveland Ohio; Mrs. Celestine Teter, Parsons; Mrs. Mael Miller, Johnstown, Pa; Mrs. Fred Bennett, Red Creek; Mrs. Paul Simmons, St. Albans; Mrs. Thelma Smith, Alliance, Neb.; Mrs. Goldie Strobel, Columbus, Ohio; and Mrs. Estella Sweeney of Cubmerland,
Md.
Interment was in the Red Creek Cemetery.
Mike Hedrick - Mar 19, 2007 Viewers | Reply to this item