Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameRev. Clara Hillis Pritchard 
Birth24 Dec 1912, Syracuse, Meigs Co., Ohio139
Birth Memoanother source says b. Racine, Ohio
Death27 Sep 1996, Pierce, Clearwater Co., Idaho
Death Memoanother source says d. Weippe, Idaho
BurialCook Cemetery, Upper Fords Creed Road, Idaho
FatherRev. Walter Icen Pritchard (1876-1953)
MotherJessie Lee Jordan (1885-1969)
Spouses
ChildrenJoann Karlyn (1931-2011)
Birth15 Sep 1903, Fraser, Clearwater Co. Idaho
Death25 May 1990, Spokane, Spokane Co., Washington
Death Memod. at Sacred Heart Medical Center of kidney failure.
BurialCook Cemetery, Upper Fords Creed Road, Idaho
FatherSolomon Bonner (1859-1913)
MotherMartha Ellen Carr (1860->1920)
Marriage1 Feb 1934, Asotin, Asotin Co., Washington
ChildrenEmmett Lee (1934-1996)
James Karl “Jim” (1936-)
Joy (1940-2009)
Timothy Parsons (1945-)
Terrel Daniel (1946-)
Mona Kay (1949-)
Philip Martin (1951-)
Willie Joe (1956-)
Notes for Rev. Clara Hillis Pritchard
Lived with Walter Icen Pritchard in 1930 Census, Parkersburg, Wood Co., WV
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Clara H. Bonner
Birth:
1912
Death:
1996
Wife of Rev. Emmett C. Bonner
Family links:
Spouse:
Emmett C. Bonner (1903 - 1990)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Cook Cemetery
Orofino
Clearwater County
Idaho, USA
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Record added: Oct 03, 2010
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Clara H. Bonner
Birth:
1912
Death:
1996
Wife of Rev. Emmett C. Bonner
Family links:
Spouse:
Emmett C. Bonner (1903 - 1990)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Cook Cemetery
Orofino
Clearwater County
Idaho, USA
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Created by: Estevan Mirabal
Record added: Oct 03, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 59568957
Notes for Josef “Joe” (Spouse 1)
German soldier during WW2.
Notes for Emmett C. (Spouse 2)
264Source: Clara Bonner
notes in her copy of the Lambert Book
"Old Archabald married Elizabeth Roy, he [sic] bore Solomon (Emmetts
father) Bonner"
another source says: b. 1904
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486This obituary was torn on the side. I have marked the blanks where the missing language is.
Rev. Emmett C. Bonner, 86, of Idaho died May 25, 1990 at Sacred Heart Medical Center of kidney failure.
He was born Sept. 15, 1903 at Fraser, ID, a son of the late Solomon and Martha Bonner.
He is survived by his wife, the Rev. Clara Bonner of Pierce; five sons, Emmett L. Bonner of Pierce, James C. Bonner and Phillip M. Bonner of Orofino, Timothy P. Bonner of Longview, WA, Terry P. Bonner of Oakanogan, WA [sic—should be Okanagan]; four daughters, Joann K. Hansen of Orofino, Joy Bullock of Kelso, WA, Mona Lisa Hedges of Redmond, WA, Willie Jo Woodring of Escondido, CA; one sister, Lulu Nette of Orofino; 44 grandchildren; 40 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by one grandson, Chuck Hansen and one great-grandson, Shon Hansen.
He was an active Pierce pastor.
The family began homesteading in the Fraser area near Weippe in 1895.
After his birth the family returned to West Virginia for a year and then moved back to Idaho to settle on Fords Creek, between Orofino and Greer.
He attended schools in the area, worked on the farm and logged. He married Clara Pritchard, Feb. 1, 1934 at Asotin.
They moved to Orofino in 1935, where he was employed as a faller by Mel Snook Logging and by A.B. Brown.
In 1939 he started his ministry. In1944, they moved to Weippe, where he started a church, assisted by his wife, who is also a minister.
They later returned to Orofino for a short time before moving to Pierce where he was employed by Cardi___ Lumber Company. At Pierce, they started building the First Protestant Church, where he and his wife have served as pastor since then.
He retired from logging in 1968.
Bonner built and operated Black Bear Youth Camp, which young people from many Western states attend, in the Grangemont area. Another youth project Bonner participated in was junior-senior prom…. [cut off]
He was a member of Evanelis__ Messengers Association.
Active pallbearers were _____ Hansen, Pat, Phil, Jim, and Emmett L. Bonner and Ron Kinard.
Honorary pallbearers were G_______ Cram, Bob Spence, Chuck Kinard, Don Hedges, Carl Bullock and Douglas Woodring.
The funeral was held May 1990 from Pine Hills Funeral Chapel, Orofino, Idaho with his son, Rev. Timothy Bonner officiating. Interment followed in Cook Cemetery Upper Ford Creek.
–The Parsons Advocate 10-21-92.
Shaunta Knibb - May 4, 2005
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Rev Emmett C. Bonner
Birth:
1903
Death:
1990
Husband of Clara H. Bonner
Family links:
Spouse:
Clara H. Bonner (1912 - 1996)
Burial:
Cook Cemetery
Orofino
Clearwater County
Idaho, USA
Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?]
Created by: Estevan Mirabal
Record added: Oct 03, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 59568917
notes in her copy of the Lambert Book
"Old Archabald married Elizabeth Roy, he [sic] bore Solomon (Emmetts
father) Bonner"
another source says: b. 1904
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486This obituary was torn on the side. I have marked the blanks where the missing language is.
Rev. Emmett C. Bonner, 86, of Idaho died May 25, 1990 at Sacred Heart Medical Center of kidney failure.
He was born Sept. 15, 1903 at Fraser, ID, a son of the late Solomon and Martha Bonner.
He is survived by his wife, the Rev. Clara Bonner of Pierce; five sons, Emmett L. Bonner of Pierce, James C. Bonner and Phillip M. Bonner of Orofino, Timothy P. Bonner of Longview, WA, Terry P. Bonner of Oakanogan, WA [sic—should be Okanagan]; four daughters, Joann K. Hansen of Orofino, Joy Bullock of Kelso, WA, Mona Lisa Hedges of Redmond, WA, Willie Jo Woodring of Escondido, CA; one sister, Lulu Nette of Orofino; 44 grandchildren; 40 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by one grandson, Chuck Hansen and one great-grandson, Shon Hansen.
He was an active Pierce pastor.
The family began homesteading in the Fraser area near Weippe in 1895.
After his birth the family returned to West Virginia for a year and then moved back to Idaho to settle on Fords Creek, between Orofino and Greer.
He attended schools in the area, worked on the farm and logged. He married Clara Pritchard, Feb. 1, 1934 at Asotin.
They moved to Orofino in 1935, where he was employed as a faller by Mel Snook Logging and by A.B. Brown.
In 1939 he started his ministry. In1944, they moved to Weippe, where he started a church, assisted by his wife, who is also a minister.
They later returned to Orofino for a short time before moving to Pierce where he was employed by Cardi___ Lumber Company. At Pierce, they started building the First Protestant Church, where he and his wife have served as pastor since then.
He retired from logging in 1968.
Bonner built and operated Black Bear Youth Camp, which young people from many Western states attend, in the Grangemont area. Another youth project Bonner participated in was junior-senior prom…. [cut off]
He was a member of Evanelis__ Messengers Association.
Active pallbearers were _____ Hansen, Pat, Phil, Jim, and Emmett L. Bonner and Ron Kinard.
Honorary pallbearers were G_______ Cram, Bob Spence, Chuck Kinard, Don Hedges, Carl Bullock and Douglas Woodring.
The funeral was held May 1990 from Pine Hills Funeral Chapel, Orofino, Idaho with his son, Rev. Timothy Bonner officiating. Interment followed in Cook Cemetery Upper Ford Creek.
–The Parsons Advocate 10-21-92.
Shaunta Knibb - May 4, 2005
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Rev Emmett C. Bonner
Birth:
1903
Death:
1990
Husband of Clara H. Bonner
Family links:
Spouse:
Clara H. Bonner (1912 - 1996)
Burial:
Cook Cemetery
Orofino
Clearwater County
Idaho, USA
Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?]
Created by: Estevan Mirabal
Record added: Oct 03, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 59568917