BONNETT, IVEY
Genealogy
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| 301 | 1910 DeKalb County Census, District 21:Keltonburg, Family 19, p. 343. | Source (S10452)
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| 302 | 1910 DeKalb County Census, District 21:Keltonburg, Family 19, p. 343., 1840 Gilmer Co.,GA Census | Source (S6863)
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| 303 | 1910 DeKalb County Census, District 21:Keltonburg, Family 21, p. 343. | Source (S11839)
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| 304 | 1910 DeKalb County Census,District 7,Family 105 1880 DeKalb Census, p. 72 | Source (S2360)
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| 305 | 1910 Fannin Co.,GA Census,Sheinah Malitia District,abstracted by Jimmy Clontz 1328 Pineview Avenue,Glencoe,AL 35905 | Source (S33294)
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| 306 | 1910 Warren Co.,TN Census, Compiled, Abstracted & Indexed by Robert A. C. Hillis, Jr., 1988, abstracted by David A. Hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the website, http://www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Tuesday, October 16th, 2018 | Source (S80)
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| 307 | 1930: Aunt Pearls tells us that the family lost their house to a fire after a visit to Granny Swindell. Pop thought it was arson by a man named, "Cantrell". 1930: Familyh moves into the "Pitt Place" in Dibrell. 1938: Moved to the "Sullivan House", then to town to the "Hennessee House" and then to the "McGregor House"... 1940: They lived on Towles Avenue in town 1945: Pop bought the house at 112 North Warren Street in McMinnville end of comment | Byars, Perry Green "Green" (I703)
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| 308 | 2 April 1844 Cloe Clontz a resident of Buncombe co., N.C. aged 78; widow of George Clontz filed for widows benefits declared that she married George Clontz in Mecklenburg Co., N.C. in the summer of 1783 about the close of the Revolution. She does not have family record showing the date of her marriage or the births of her children. Instead of a license they were published in church by a minister of the gospel at the time of their marriage. Cabarrus County, N.C. Francis Single, aged 85 declared that he was well acquainted with the George Clontz and Cloe Clontz, maiden name Cline. MacDowell County, N.C. 29 Jan. 1845; Catherine Claunce (Claunch) eldest child of George and Chloe Claunch b. 1st Feb. 1785 according to the best of her knowledge has no record of her age. She states that she is in her 60th year. | Klein, Chloe (I9038)
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| 309 | 23 Apr 2005: Found this list of issue for George. Worth further investigation...DAH Re: Children of George Clontz Posted by: semperliberi; semperliberi@citynet.net (ID *****1981) Date: March 16, 2005 at 09:22:51 In Reply to: Children of George Clontz by Roger Shelton of 462 Roger, I've been hoping someone would respond to you with verified information. This is what I have for his children. I haven't been able to verify it yet, and I have seen conflicting information. If you do get it verified, please let me know. # Catherine Clonts b. 1 Feb 1785 in Burke County,North Carolina # William Samuel Clonts b. 3 Mar 1787 in Mecklenburg County,North Carolina # Jacob Clonts b. 16 Jun 1789 in Mecklenburg County,North Carolina # Ann Margaret Clonts b. 7 Aug 1792 in Mecklenburg County,North Carolina # George Clonts b. 16 Sep 1794 in Mecklenburg County,North Carolina # Sophia Clonts b. 3 Aug 1797 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina # Michael Clonts b. 9 Aug 1798 in Mecklenburg County,North Carolina # Samuel Asbury Clonts b. 4 Feb 1801 in Mecklenburg County,North Carolina # Christian Clonts b. 2 Nov 1802 in Mecklenburg County,North Carolina # John Clonts b. 2 Apr 1804 in Mecklenburg County,North Carolina d 19 Jul 1879 My question for you is: Can you verify a connection from William Alfred b 1829 to any of those children? I'm thinking it's John, but don't have proof yet. I'd appreciate any information in that direction. Thanks in advance. | Clonts, George (I26730)
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| 310 | 3 children, names unknown. Lived in Round Top,GA. | Ross, Artimessia (I10750)
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| 311 | 30 Jul 2007 Hello, How do you think we are related. My grandfather as I said was Amburs Solomon Clonts dob 11/11/1895, he died 11/1977. My Grandmother was Delva Jane Dillard dob 5/6/1906, they were married 5/18/1932. My dad was Howard Henry Clonts dob 8/10/1942. He is the youngest child, except for Linda who died 14 days after birth. My aunts and uncles dob's I don't know. Uncle Robert has given a list of all that stuff to Janice Stokes. There was Homer Ross, Ruby Lee Ross Clonts Trapp, Irene Clonts Houston Martz, Elva Darlene Clonts Davis, Robert Clonts, Howard Clonts, and Linda. I also have a brother Howard Jeffery Clonts dob 9/22/1965. I have two children Christina Mechelle Mixon dob 12/22/1989, and Robert Henson Mixon III dob 3/07/1992. My mother is Bonnie Sue Trapp Clonts dob 8/25/1945. She had five brothers and sisters. My moms side of the family has done extensive research and I have information on them. Any info on this side of the family would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Jeanna Mixon | Clonts, Amburs Solomon (I27997)
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| 312 | 4 children, names unknown. Lived in Round Top,GA. | Ross, Harriet Delilah Caroline (I10755)
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| 313 | 5 Oct 2011: Telecon with Junior. Moved to Oregon. Loved the weather. Worked for Georgia-Pacific. A mechanic - can fix anything. | Harding, Walter Parker "Junior" Jr. (I715)
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| 314 | A native of Giles County, Tennessee, Mary Rhea Beavers was the daughter of Josiah Allen Beavers, Sr. (1786-1871), a native of Virginia, and Elizabeth Braden (1790-1835) 0f Wilkes County, Georgia. She married William Thomas "Tom" McDonald (1824-1890), who was born in Robbins, Moore, North Carolina, but who moved to Florence, Lauderdale, Alabama, as a young child on March 27, 1843, in Lauderdale County, Alabama. Tom was a farmer and gunsmith who also owned a general store in Guntown, Mississippi. In 1869, when several McDonald brothers moved to Elmo, Texas, he again opened a general store. Mary and Tom McDonald were the parents of three sons and four daughters: James Henry McDonald (1843-1914) Sarah "Sallie" Catherine McDonald Bonnett (1845-1887) Mary "Mollie" Ann McDonald Rice (1848-1932) John McDonald (1848-)--John was most probably killed in the American Civil War, but several Confederate soldiers named John McDonald were. Araminta Elizabeth McDonald Jackson (1850-1929) Susan Artemisia Margaret "Missy" McDonald (1854-1892) William Thomas McDonald, Jr. (1852-1915) | Beavers, Mary Rhea (I55)
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| 315 | A professor at the Deaf & Dumb School...Lee Gosnell. | Tillinghast, Thomas (I10171)
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| 316 | A second cousin, once removed. | Florence, Boyd (I9790)
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| 317 | About 5 '8" and thin. Wore her hair in a bun and dipped snuff...Marie Pond 3 Oct 2011 Cannot locate any images of Julia...DAH end of comment | Cantrell, Julia Lee (I702)
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| 318 | Abstracted from the "Southern Standard" by Margie Tucker, revisited or retrieved, recorded & uploaded to the website, www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Wednesday, November 1st, 2017, by David A. Hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com | Source (S11743)
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| 319 | Abstracted from the "Southern Standard" by Margie Tucker; "MRS. JULIA BYARS DIES AT HER HOME; FRIDAY FUNERAL Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Cantrell Byars, 73, who died at the home of her son (Robert) in Smithville, Route 1, in the 16th district of Warren County, will be conducted from the New Bildad Church at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Burial will be in the New Bildad Cemetery. The services will be conducted by the Rev. Felix Cantrell. Mrs. Byars was the widow of the late John W. Byars, who died about 18 years ago, and the daughter of the late Bob and Letta Ann Cantrell of DeKalb County. She was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church. Survivors include two sons, Green Byars, of McMinnville and Bob Byars of Smithville, Route 1; and two daughters, Mrs. I. C. Jones of McMinnville, Route 1, and Mrs. Senia March of Washington, D.C. High Funeral Homes in charge of arrangements." end of obituary | Cantrell, Julia Lee (I702)
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| 320 | Accidently shot and killed as a child. | Clontz, Troy (I18328)
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| 321 | After 1830, George, George,Jr., Michael, Jacob and Samuel (all of Burke County in 1830) moved to Buncombe County, North Carolina. George died in 1838, but the others were shown in Buncombe County, North Carolina, in the 1840 Census. Michael was 37, his wife was 30-40 and he had 1 son under 5 years, 2 sons between 5 and 10 years and a son who was 10 to 20 years old. By 1850, Michael had moved to Hawkins County, Tennessee, and the census showed the following family members: Michael Clouts 47 Ann 39(sic) Ephraim 21 John H. 19 Ambrose 17 Sophronia 14 Louisa 8 Manda 2 Rebecca 1 month On January 19, 1856, Ambrose married Leanna Davis in Green Co., Tennessee, and they are listed in the 1870 Hawkins County, Tennessee, census thusly: Ambrose Clontz 37, farmer, born North Carolina Leana(sic) 32, born Hawkins Co., Tennessee Mary A. 14 Eliza J. 11 Ambrose 7 Amanda 2 In the 1870's, Ambrose and his family moved to Kentucky. By then they had a son named, John Henry, who was born in 1870. By 1880, the family was listed in Rockcastle County, Kentucky: Ambrose 46 Leander 46 Ambrose 17 Manda 13 John 11 William 4 Lidda 2 Mary and Eliza were married by then and lived in Rockcastle County. My grandfather, John Henry, told me he followed an oxcart from Tennessee to Rockcastle County, Kentucky, when he was a small boy. _____ | Clonts, George (I26730)
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| 322 | Age: 81 Given Name: Senia Middle Name: Surname: March Name Suffix: Birth Date: 09 Sep 1899 State: Texas Last Place of Residence: Volusia, Florida Previous Residence Postal Code: 32720 Event Date: Feb 1980 Citing this Record "United States Social Security Death Index," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V38K-D4Q : 20 May 2014), Senia March, Feb 1980; citing U.S. Social Security Administration, Death Master File, database (Alexandria, Virginia: National Technical Information Service, ongoing). end of record | Byars, Senith Mae "Senie" (I710)
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| 323 | Alice Marie Prince Byars Millsaps died November 16, 2012, at Boulevard Terrace Nursing Facility. Her parents were Alice Mossie Taylor Prince and William Calvin Prince. She graduated from Decherd High School and was a secretary at Arnold Engineering Development Center in Tullahoma. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Fred Byars of McMinnville, a U.S. Navy Veteran, and her second husband of 47 years, James W. Millsaps of Jamestown, Tennessee, a U.S. Air Force Veteran. The Millsaps lived in Tullahoma following his retirement in 1975. Mrs. Millsaps traveled the world as a supportive military spouse and mother. She was much loved and will be missed by her daughter, Martha Millsaps, cousins, sisters-and brothers-in-law, nieces, nephews, and friends. end of obituary. | Prince, Alice Marie "Marie" (I707)
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| 324 | All children died in infancy this marriage | Family F55
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| 325 | Also known as "Turkey Tail". Nick Hennessee tells us the train conductor coined this nick-name... | Hennessee, Harold Connor "Pug" (I1251)
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| 326 | Ancestry.Com - Social Security Death Index | Source (S154)
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| 327 | Annie L. Cope, Obituary, June 3, 1992, The Chattanooga Times. | Source (S15236)
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| 328 | Appears as "John C." in 1860 Caldwell Census...DAH. See photo provided by Norman Clontz. | Clontz, John Washington (I9711)
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| 329 | Appears in 1870 McDowell Census. | Clontz, Harriet Pearline "Hattie" (I10323)
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| 330 | Appears in 1870 McDowell Census. | Clontz, Henry Tillman (I10408)
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| 331 | as a child... | Clontz, Rosabella (I9849)
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| 332 | Ascenith Mae ?Senia? Byars March BIRTH 9 Sep 1900 DEATH 1 Feb 1990 (aged 89) BURIAL DeLand Memorial Gardens DeLand, Volusia County, Florida, USA MEMORIAL ID 79641332 ? View Source Family Members Parents John Watson Byars 1869?1931 Photo Julia Cantrell Byars 1873?1949 Spouse Photo Lodis Melton Young 1898?1963 (m. 1916) Siblings Photo Robert Lee Byars 1894?1979 Photo Annie Lee Byars Jones 1898?1996 Children Photo Lloyd R Young Gravesite Details Beloved Mother end of profile | Byars, Senith Mae "Senie" (I710)
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| 333 | Ascenith Mae ?Senia? Byars March, Cemetery Profile, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=march&GSiman=1&GSby=1900&GSbyrel=in&GSdyrel=all&GSst=11&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=79641332&df=all&, abstracted by David A. Hennessee, info@classroomfurniture.com, retrieved or revisited, recorded & uploaded to the website, www.TheHennesseeFamily.com, Saturday, August 11th, 2018 | Source (S13000)
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| 334 | at her home... | Standifer, Mary Vernell "Vernell" (I21328)
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| 335 | at home on South Arrowhead Drive, McMinnville, Tennessee | Wright, Robert Murlis "Murlis" (I754)
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| 336 | at home, under Hospice care... | Hennessee, Bertha Aldon "Bert" (I1)
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| 337 | at Pa Byars' homeplace (her grandfather). Mother was named after her uncle, Robert "Bob" Byars... View this link for the history of Keltonburg ... http://www.dekalbtennessee.com/keltonburg-community.html | Byars, Robert Lucile "Lucile" (I2)
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| 338 | at River Park Hospital, on Easter Sunday, under Hospice care... | Byars, Robert Lucile "Lucile" (I2)
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| 339 | at Riverpark Hospital... | Byars, Bessie Lee (I751)
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| 340 | at the Twinbrook Medical Center... | Byars, Margie Sue (I753)
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| 341 | Aunt Bessie Byars Wright (1925-2013), Telephone Interview, March 2nd, 1991 | Source (S46949)
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| 342 | Aunt Pearl Bess Fults | Telephone Interview | 17 Feb 2013 | | Source (S47755)
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| 343 | Aunt Pearl remembers Lloyd visiting her with his wife in the fifties. | Young, Lloyd Ray (I722)
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| 344 | Aunt Pearl remembers Lloyd visiting her with his wife in the fifties. | Family F14297
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| 345 | Aunt Pearl tells us that Ma was scared by everything as a girl and he brothers took advantage of that fact. Ma picked peas at Green Bend to buy clothes for her children Pop, Uncle Pete & I always called her "Bill"...DAH. | Swindell, Vernia Elvira "Ma" (I704)
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| 346 | Aunt Pearl tells us that Margie was only 3-1/2# at birth and that Ma would place her on a pillow so that she wouldn't lose her... in the Green Hill Community... | Byars, Margie Sue (I753)
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| 347 | Barbara Gangraw, letter dated, April 2, 1993. | Source (S13253)
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| 348 | Barbara Gangraw, telephone interview March 10, 1993 | Source (S12050)
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| 349 | Bernard & Nancy Clonts, family group records, 12128 Red Clay Road, Apison,TN 37302 | Source (S13402)
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| 350 | BESS, Robert Freeman (d. 1990) Rock Island resident Robert Ferman Bess died of a lingering illness Friday at Warren Regional Hospital. He was 72 years of age. A native of Dekalb County, he was the son of the late John and Martha Hale Bess and the husband of Eva Pearl Byars Bess, who survives. Mr. Bess was a retired supervisor at Rockford and a member of the Baptist Church. In addition to his wife, he is survived by one son, Robert Bess, Jr. of Rock Island, three daughters Linda Gayle McBride of Tullahoma, Kathy Tugman of Signal Mountain, and Christine Cornett of Rock Island; four sisters, Madie Elrod and Lucille Bailey both of McMinnville, Ella Arnold of Arizona and Mina French of Manchester; two brothers, Truman (Red) Bess of McMinnville and Hughie Bess of Centertown; and five grandchildren. Burial Mt. View Cemetery. Love-Cantrell and Cope Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Southern StandardMcMinnville, TN. March 4,1990. [Contributor: Angelia Bratcher-Bess] | Bess, Robert Ferman (I836)
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