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Jean Jacques Bonnet immigration In 1733, the Jean Jacques Bonnett family started out from Friedrichstal, Germany, looking forward to a prosperous life. There was the father, Jean Jacques, who preferred to be called Jacob and was 31 years old, Marie Desreux Bonnett the mother, also 31 and the four children -Margaret 8, -Susanna 4, -Christina 2, and the -baby John Simon 9 months. [BonE1] There had been another child named John Isaac but he was no longer with them. His loss was part of the reason Marie was willing to leave her home. We cannot imagine what the trip was like for the family. However, when the ship Elizabeth arrived in Philadelphia on the 27th of August 1733 a saddened family of four disembarked. The two middle children, Susanna and Christina, had died en route. Having no choice but to continue, they went on and settled in Paoli, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Five more children were born here -- -Elizabeth, -Mary, -Lewis, -Samuel and -Susannah. Jacob Bonnett is listed for a survey of 400 acres in December of 1737. A land certificate for property in the Monocacy was issued and he received another one on the west bank of Hunting Creek below its fork. Marie died there and was followed by her husband in 1752. They are both buried in the Chester County Cemetery. Their sons Samuel and Lewis then lead the family on to Virginia around 1753/54. cjasper118 added this on 13 Aug 2009 krl60 originally submitted this to Wetzell/Pollock Family Tree on 13 Jul 2009 _______________________________ French or Dutch? FRENCH OR DUTCH? " The Bonnetts were Dutch and their forebears were Hollanders, but the name is purely French. It is quite possible the Bonnetts were originally French, but because of religious wars that raged there for over a hundred years, many sought asylum in Holland, the first country in continental Europe to tolerate Protestantism. The Bonnets were protestants and from their first inception into the Hacker's Creek Colony took a leading part in religious worship." Ref: Sam Hardman, "The People of the Vandalia Community" 1928 From the book: "Recollections of Lewis Bonnett, Jr. (1778-1850)" Lewis Bonnett, Jr., s/o Captain Lewis Bonnett (French & Indian War), states "....my father was born at a place called Peola [Paoli]...I think in Maryland. [it was in Chester Co., PA] His ancestors immigrated from French Flanders and were of French extraction, and settled at Peola, and there my father was born in 1737.[1735] cjasper118 added this on 12 Oct 2010 MargieLaneBarnette originally submitted this to Lane Family Tree on 19 Mar 2010 _______________________________
Jean Jacques Bonnet immigration
In 1733, the Jean Jacques Bonnett family started out from Friedrichstal, Germany, looking forward to a prosperous life. There was the father, Jean Jacques, who preferred to be called Jacob and was 31 years old, Marie Desreux Bonnett the mother, also 31 and the four children
-Margaret 8,
-Susanna 4,
-Christina 2, and the
-baby John Simon 9 months. [BonE1]
There had been another child named John Isaac but he was no longer with them. His loss was part of the reason Marie was willing to leave her home. We cannot imagine what the trip was like for the family.
However, when the ship Elizabeth arrived in Philadelphia on the 27th of August 1733 a saddened family of four disembarked. The two middle children,
Susanna and Christina, had died en route.
Having no choice but to continue, they went on and settled in Paoli, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Five more children were born here --
-Elizabeth,
-Mary,
-Lewis,
-Samuel and
-Susannah.
Jacob Bonnett is listed for a survey of 400 acres in December of 1737. A land certificate for property in the Monocacy was issued and he received another one on the west bank of Hunting Creek below its fork. Marie died there and was followed by her husband in 1752. They are both buried in the Chester County Cemetery.
Their sons Samuel and Lewis then lead the family on to Virginia around 1753/54.
cjasper118 added this on 13 Aug 2009
krl60 originally submitted this to Wetzell/Pollock Family Tree on 13 Jul 2009
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French or Dutch?
FRENCH OR DUTCH?
" The Bonnetts were Dutch and their forebears were Hollanders, but the name is purely French. It is quite possible the Bonnetts were originally French, but because of religious wars that raged there for over a hundred years, many sought asylum in Holland, the first country in continental Europe to tolerate Protestantism. The Bonnets were protestants and from their first inception into the Hacker's Creek Colony took a leading part in religious worship."
Ref: Sam Hardman, "The People of the Vandalia Community" 1928
From the book: "Recollections of Lewis Bonnett, Jr. (1778-1850)" Lewis Bonnett, Jr., s/o Captain Lewis Bonnett (French & Indian War), states "....my father was born at a place called Peola [Paoli]...I think in Maryland. [it was in Chester Co., PA] His ancestors immigrated from French Flanders and were of French extraction, and settled at Peola, and there my father was born in 1737.[1735]
cjasper118 added this on 12 Oct 2010
MargieLaneBarnette originally submitted this to Lane Family Tree on 19 Mar 2010
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JEAN BONNETT TAVERN
(Western Pennsylvania)
Located at the junction of the Old Forbes and Burd Roads (Routes 30 and 31). It was an important land mark for settlers and travelers on the only road connecting Eastern Pennsylvania with the Ohio River and territories
beyond.
October 1780 Jean (John) Bonnett was issued a license allowing that the "Petitioner" lives at the Fork of the roads leading to Fort Pitt and the Glades with everything necessary for keeping Public House.....This location became will known as BONNETTS.
The earliest record of this property is a transfer of title of 690 acres to Hans Ireland, a land speculator, from an agent of the William Penn family. In 1762 it was transferred to Robert Callendar who was an Indian trader, a commissary for troop supplies and later a scout for General George Washington.. This building with it's native stone walls and huge Chestnut beams was built during Callender's ownership.
Jean Bonnett and Dorothy his wife, purchased the property in 1779. This significant Bedford County building was placed on the prestigious National Register of Historic Places in 1979.
The Baer family continues the long tradition of hospitality, good food and spirits at this historic landmark and looks forward to serving you..
Surnames: BONNETT, CARNEY, COUSINE, DESREUX, HARPOLD and LORANTZ.
Line of Descent:
6. Sarah Margaret Bonnett. 5. William Bonnett 4. Samuel Bonnett 3. Jean Jacques Bonnett 2. Daniel Bonnett. 1. Jean Bonnett.
VI (generation)
SARAH MARGARET BONNETT was my 2nd Great Grandmother on my mother's paternial side of the family. She was born about 1796 in Harrison Co. W(VA) and died about 1890 in Kanawha County, WV near Liberty WV, and the Putnam Co. line.
Sarah Margaret married William Carney in Mason Co. Va. (later became Jackson Co.) April 10, 1813 by the Rev. Mr. Watkins. She and William had eleven children. More about this family with my Carney link.
V (generation)
WILLIAM BONNETT father of Sarah Margaret was born Sept. 14, 1774 in Hampshire Co. W(VA) and died in Jackson Co. WV. July 10, 1858.
William married Barbara HARPOLD March 5, 1799 in Harrison Co. W(VA). She was the daughter of Adam Harpold and Margaret ( ? ) #1 Cunningham, #2 Dunkle. Barbara was born Feb. 3, 1784 in Hampshire Co. W(VA) and died in Jackson Co. WV., Aug. 20, 1867. They are buried in the Old Ripley Graveyard, Ripley, WV. William and Barbara had eleven children:
1. Sarah Margaret 1796? - 1890? m-4/10/1813 Mason Co. W(VA) to William Carney 1798 - 1873
2. Elizabeth 1802 - 1870 - m- 7/14/1817 Mason Co. W(Va) to Isaac Newton Flesher..
3. Mary 1805 - 1871 - m- 4/19/1821 Mason Co. W(VA) to John Ours
4. Susanna 1808 - 1864 m-11/12/1826 Mason Co. W(VA) to William M. Parsons Jr.
5. Sarah 1810- ? m- 11/24/1831 Mason Co. W(VA) to James Baker.
6. William Jr. 1811 - 1892 - m- 3/19/1835 Jackson Co. W(VA) to Levica Ann VANDYNE.
7. Louisa 1816 - 1902 m- 3/13/1834 Jackson Co. W(VA) to Dr. William B. McMahon.
8. Matilda 1817 - 1840 m-11/26/1835 to Christopher W. Craig.
9. Nicholas H. 1821 - 1858 m- 3/24/1842 Jackson Co. W(VA) to Catherin STAATS and #2 to Sarah C. STAATS 7/5/1853.
10. John A. 1824 - 1906 m- 1/20/1842 Jackson Co. W(VA) to Mary Margaret ARMSTRONG
11. Martha ab 1828 m- 10/9/1848 Jackson Co. W(VA) to Charles Casto.
William Bonnett was a large muscular man. He came from Harrison Co. W(VA) (Hacker's Ck) to Mason Co. which is now Jackson Co. WV. He settled on Mill Creek, one and one half miles above Ripley. He was residing there in 1805.
He bought land extending from the heart of Ripley to the fork of Mill Creek, at the iron bridge near Ceders Lake Greenhouse.
IV (generation)
SAMUEL BONNETT father of William was born about 1738 in Paoli, PA. He married there in Chester Co. between 1755 and 1760 to Mary Elizabeth LORENTZ., her parents are unknown. Mary died Oct 15, 1819 in Lewis Co. and was the first to be buried in the Old Harmony Church Cemetery, near Jane Lew, WV.
Samuel had bought land in 1766 in Hampshire Co. VA . now WV After his parents died he sold and moved his family to Monongalia Co. VA. He settled on the waters of Hacker's Ck. later being of Harrison Co. as the Counties changed. He bought 400 acres in 1786 and he died from a falling tree in 1789. Samuel and Mary had twelve known children:
1, John b-abt 1756 - d-9/1783 at the Little Kanawha River, killed by Indians. He had married Martha HACKER.
2. Margaret 1757 - 1792 Frederick Co. VA m-1777 in Harrison Co. W(VA) to John Waggoner, b-1751 - d-abt 1842. Parents were Wilhelm and Agness.
3. Henry b- 10/8/1761 -Frederick Co. VA d- 7/14/1829 m- Elizabeth LORANCE in 1786 daughter of John and Mary.
4. Jacob b-1762 Frederick Co. VA d- 7/25/1847 Lewis Co. W(VA) m-Martha HUGHES 2/21/1791 in Harrison Co. W(VA)
5. Lewis 1762 Frederick Co. (a twin) d-1/7/1850 m- 4/4/1804 to Mary Elizabeth LINGER
6. Peter b-Oct. 1764 hardy Co. d-before 1833 m- Margaret LINGER 2/27/1806 daughter of Nicholas R. & Margaret McNEMAR.
7. Samuel b- 4/4/1770 Hampshire Co. W(VA) m-Martha RADCLIFF 4/9/1796 daughter of William and Deborah HUGHES.
8. Elizabeth b-1772 d-12/19/1824 m- 3/23/1796 to George Straley in Harrison Co. W(VA).
9. William 9/14/1774 - 7/10/1858 Jackson Co. W(VA) m-3/5/1799 to Barbara HARPOLD in Harrison Co., daughter of Adam & Margaret
10. Phillip b-abt 1775 d-3/26/1806 in IA., m- Sarah LINGER in Lewis Co. W(VA) 2/25/1812.
11. Mary 1777 - 11/9/1853 Lewis Co. m- 2/27/1806 in Harrison Co. to Peter Flesher, son of Henry Sr. & Elizabeth.
12. Susannah 1778 Frederick Co. VA. d-12/23/1858 m- 5/25/1800 in Harrison Co. to Christian Straley 1776-1850, son of Christian and Christina LANTZ.
III (generation)
JEAN JACQUES BONNETT, father of Samuel was born about 1702 in Friedrichatal, Baden, Germany. His death took place in Paoli, Chester Co. PA. 1752-1755
Jean married Oct. 19, 1723 in Friedrichatel to Anna Marie DESREUX, born about 1701. Anna Marie also died in Chester Co. PA. She was the daughter of Abraham and Judith GUERIT Desreux.
Annie Marie's first marriage was to Jean Corbeau, and they had two little girls. She married him in the St. Evangile Church, her daughters were baptised there, and when they died, there death was noted there as also Jean Corbeaud their father.
Annie Marie's second marriage also took place in that church to Jean Jacques Bonnett. The name Ancien found, is a title, meaning the same thing as Sr.
Jean Jacques Bonnett arrived in America, Aug. 1733 at Philadelphia, PA on the ship Elizabeth out of Ratterdam. He settled on Ceders Creek, Paoli PA.
Ref: Life and Times of Lewis Wetzel
Children of Jean "Jacob" Bonnett and Ann Marie DESREAUX Bonnett were:
1. Marguerita Catherin b- 5/25/1725 in Gemany and died about 1794. She married in Berks Co. PA to Conrad Sycks 10/8/1749.
2. Johan Adam Isaac b- 6/22/1727 Germany, died before 1733?
3. Susannah Magdalene b- 6/11/1729 Germany, died after 1754? Shenandoah Co. VA., she had married Hezekiah Stewart.
4. Christine 6/29/1731 Germany, died 1733 on the ship Elizabeth.
5. Johan Martin Simon b- 4/1733 Germany, m- Mary Margaret Dorothea BIXLEY in Westmoreland Co. PA 4/22/1755.
6. Elizabeth b-abt 1734 m- Nicholas Wetzel 4/3/1749 in Berks Co. PA.
7. Mary b-1735 Chester Co. PA. m-Berks Co. VA abt 1756 to Capt. John Wetzel.
8. Lewis b- 2/1737 Paoli, Chester Co. PA. d- 3/9/1808 in Ohio Co. W(Va) he married in Chester Co. PA. to Anna Elizabeth WAGGONER abt 1772. Elizabeth b-3/27/1749 was the daughter of Wilhelm Waggoner and Anna Elizabeth ( ? ) his first wife.
9. Samuel b-abt 1738 Paoli, PA d- in the fall of 1789 m- 1/1/1758 to Mary Elizabeth LORENTZ ? b-1741 d- 10/15/1819 in Lewis Co. W(VA).
II (generation)
DANIEL "DAVID" BONNETT father of Jean Jacques was born in 1658 in Piemont, Italy, and he died in Friedrichetal Baden, Germany, Sept. 4, 1736. He married Christine COUSINE in 1692 Dauphine, France. Christine died in 1731/32 in Friedrichetal, Baden Germany.
Children :
1. Anna Marie b-abt 1691 m- Abraham Desreux 12/1726, she die the next year 11/22/1727.
2. Daniel b-1694 d-7/19/1710 at the age of sixteen.
3. Susanne b- 1698 m- Christian FREDLEIM in Friedrichetal Baden, Germany 5/6/1721.
4. Jean Jacque "Jacob" b- 1702 m- Anna Marie DESREUX 10/19/1723. Marie was b-1702 -and d- abt 1752. Her Parents were Abraham & Judith GUERIT Desreux.
5. Jean Pierre b- 1705 m- 5/1721 in Baden Germany to Cherie Catherine LA EXIRE m-#2 to Marie Dorothy WEIMINAM in Baden Germany 11/11/1732
6. John Peter
7. Marie Madelein d- 5/8/1714
8. Margaret d- 5/11/1714
I (Generation)
JEAN BONNETT father of Daniel was born about 1630 in southern France. His
wife is not known:
Children:
1. Jeanne Marie married Bernard Lerch
2. Susanne married Jean Pierre Girod
3. Daniel b-1658 - d-9/4/1736
These records are in need of updates and corrections, and I will appreciate any that are shared.
Updated: July 17, 1998
Other links:
WILL OF WILLIAM BONNETT
BONNETT PICTURES
Leon&Dee's Bonnett Pages
Daniel Bonnett by Cindy Sopko
Marieda DERRICK Edens Pages
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Corbeau, Jean m. 1719 Barbara Veimarin, 1738 nach Pennsylvanien ausgewandert Corbeau, Pierre 1712 und 1716 gen., m. Barbe N. (d. 1712) Desreux, Abraham G, m.1. Judith Guerit, m.2. Anne Marie Bonnet in Welschneureut, Kirchenaeltester, W, V Derrier, Dereux Desreux, Marie G, m.1. 1716 Jean Corbeau, m.2. 1723 Jacques Bonnet Desreux, Noe' G, d. 1704 Guerit, Judith G, Ehefrau des Abraham Desreux
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Record for Jean Corbeau Bonnett Ancestry The earliest ancestor found to date is Daniel Bonnett, born about 1658. It is not known if he was married more than once but the Church Book of St Evangile in the Wallonne settlement of Freidrichstahl, Baden, Germany tend to indicate that he may have been. As his children were confirmed, married or died, some are noted as a child of Daniel Bonnett and others are referred to as a child of Daniel Bonnett and Christine Cousine. Daniel had a least seven children. Daniel Bonnett's wife Christine, died in February 1731 or 1732 and Daniel died 4 September 1736. Second Generation (Each referred to as the child of Daniel Bonnett): 1. Jean Bonnett; born ?, married Marie Dorothe Weimainin on 11 November 1732. At least three children were born to this union, Johan Wilhelm, Jean and Margarit. 2. Marie Madeline Bonnett; born ?, died 8 May 1714 3. Marguerite Bonnett, born ?, died 11 May 1714 4. Ana Marie Bonnett; born abt 1691, married Abraham Desreux (the father of her sister-in-law Anna Marie Desreux) in December 1726. She and Abraham had one child, a daughter they named Vine. Vine was born 2 November 1727 and twenty days later on 22 November 1727, Ana Marie Bonnett-Desreux died. Second Generation (Each referred to as the child of Daniel Bonnett and Christine Cousine): 5. Susanne Bonnett, born abt 1698, married Christian Fridleim on 6 May 1721 6. (our emigrant) Jean Jacques Bonnett, born about 1701, confirmed on 9 May 1717 at the age of 15, married Anna Marie Desreux on 19 October 1723. Anna Marie was the young widow of Jean Corbeau and the daughter of Abraham Desreux and Judith Guerit. Her father Abraham was referred to as "Ancien", meaning Senior or the older of the two Abraham Desreux; she also had a brother named Abraham 7. Jean Pierre Bonnett, born about 1705, marriedCherie Catherine La Exire in May 1721. In 1733 Jean Jacques Bonnett, his wife and four children left Germany. One hundred ninetypassengers, (fifty eight Palatines, their wives and children totaling 172) plus crewmen andCaptain Edward Lee sailed from Rotterdam to America via Dover aboard the ship "Eliza" ofLondon, and arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in August. It is noted that all of the Palatines (the senior proprietor of a province in an American Colony) including Jean Jacques Bonnett were recleared and requalified at the courthouse before the Honorable Lt. Governor and several magistrates on 27 August 1733. CynthiaLHaddad added this on 29 Dec 2012 ____________________________________
Bonnett Ancestry
The earliest ancestor found to date is Daniel Bonnett, born about 1658. It is not known if he was married more than once but the Church Book of St Evangile in the Wallonne settlement of Freidrichstahl, Baden, Germany tend to indicate that he may have been. As his children were confirmed, married or died, some are noted as a child of Daniel Bonnett and others are referred to as a child of Daniel Bonnett and Christine Cousine. Daniel had a least seven children. Daniel Bonnett's wife Christine, died in February 1731 or 1732 and Daniel died 4 September 1736.
Second Generation (Each referred to as the child of Daniel Bonnett):
1. Jean Bonnett; born ?, married Marie Dorothe Weimainin on 11 November 1732. At least three children were born to this union, Johan Wilhelm, Jean and Margarit.
2. Marie Madeline Bonnett; born ?, died 8 May 1714
3. Marguerite Bonnett, born ?, died 11 May 1714
4. Ana Marie Bonnett; born abt 1691, married Abraham Desreux (the father of her sister-in-law Anna Marie Desreux) in December 1726. She and Abraham had one child, a daughter they named Vine. Vine was born 2 November 1727 and twenty days later on 22 November 1727, Ana Marie Bonnett-Desreux died.
Second Generation (Each referred to as the child of Daniel Bonnett and Christine Cousine):
5. Susanne Bonnett, born abt 1698, married Christian Fridleim on 6 May 1721
6. (our emigrant) Jean Jacques Bonnett, born about 1701, confirmed on 9 May 1717 at the age of 15, married Anna Marie Desreux on 19 October 1723. Anna Marie was the young widow of Jean Corbeau and the daughter of Abraham Desreux and Judith Guerit. Her father Abraham was referred to as "Ancien", meaning
Senior or the older of the two Abraham Desreux; she also had a brother named Abraham
7. Jean Pierre Bonnett, born about 1705, marriedCherie Catherine La Exire in May 1721.
In 1733 Jean Jacques Bonnett, his wife and four children left Germany. One hundred ninetypassengers, (fifty eight Palatines, their wives and children totaling 172) plus crewmen andCaptain Edward Lee sailed from Rotterdam to America via Dover aboard the ship "Eliza" ofLondon, and arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in August. It is noted that all of the Palatines (the senior proprietor of a province in an American Colony) including Jean Jacques Bonnett were recleared and requalified at the courthouse before the Honorable Lt. Governor and several magistrates on 27 August 1733.
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Friedrichstal Evangelische Kirche Friedrichstal, Stutensee, Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Germany The Friedrichstal Evangelical Church, built early 18th century to serve the Huguenot Walloon refugee population that settled in Friedrichstal starting in 1698. CynthiaLHaddad added this on 30 Dec 2012 |
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Entangled in my Roots....23 May 2010 Family Tree Owner: DebbieKSicks51 http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/501524/person/-2074966348
Bonnett coat of arms:
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Jean Jacques Bonnett arms pg2 vol 17 1993 Bonnet-t-e's & Kin by Howard T Bonnett http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kell/bonnett/DBONNCHT.JPG
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Bonnett Family by Leon and Dee Henricks, April 1997
OUR BONNETT FAMILY
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by Leon & Dee Henricks, April 1997
First Generation
The earliest ancestor found to date is Daniel Bonnett, born about 1658. It is not known if he was married more than once but the Church Book of St Evangile in the Wallonne settlement of Freidrichstahl, Baden, Germany tend to indicate that he may have been. As his children were confirmed, married or died, some are noted as a child of Daniel Bonnett and others are referred to as a child of Daniel Bonnett and Christine Cousine. Daniel had a least seven children. Daniel Bonnett's wife Christine, died in February 1731 or 1732 and Daniel died 4 September 1736.
Referred to as the child of Daniel Bonnett
Second Generation
1. Jean Bonnett; born ?, married Marie Dorothe Weimainin on 11 November 1732. At least three children were born to this union, Johan Wilhelm, Jean and Margarit.
2. Marie Madeline Bonnett; born ?, died 8 May 1714
3. Marguerite Bonnett, born ?, died 11 May 1714
4. Ana Marie Bonnett; born abt 1691, married Abraham Desreux (the father of her sister-in-law Anna Marie Desreux) in December 1726. She and Abraham had one child, a daughter they named Vine. Vine was born 2 November 1727 and twenty days later on 22 November 1727, Ana Marie Bonnett-Desreux died.
Referred to as the child of Daniel Bonnett and Christine Cousine:
5. Susanne Bonnett, born abt 1698, married Christian Fridleim on 6 May 1721
6. (our emigrant) Jean Jacques Bonnett, born about 1701, confirmed on 9 May 1717 at the age of 15, married Anna Marie Desreux on 19 October 1723. Anna Marie was the young widow of Jean Corbeau and the daughter of Abraham Desreux and Judith Guerit. Her father Abraham was referred to as (Ancien....meaning Senior or the older of the two Abraham Desreux, she also had a brother named Abraham
7. Jean Pierre Bonnett, born about 1705, married Cherie Catherine La Exire in May 1721.
In 1733 Jean Jacques Bonnett, his wife and four children left Germany. One hundred ninty passengers, (fifty eight Palatines, their wifes and children totaling 172) plus crewmen and Captain Edward Lee sailed from Rotterdam to America via Dover aboard the ship Eliza of London, and arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in August. It is noted that all of the Palatines (the senior proprietor of a province in an American Colony) including Jean Jacques Bonnett were recleared and requalified at the courthouse before the Honorable Lt. Governor and several magistrates on 27 August 1733. It is not known how long he served in this position but it is believed that they lived in Paoli, Chester Co., Pennsylvania.
Children of Jean Jacques Bonnett and Anna Marie Desreux
Third Generation
1. Margarithe Catherine, born 25 May 1725 in Freidrichstahl, Baden, Germany, married John Conrad Sykes.
2. Johan Adam Isaac Bonnett, born 22 May 1727 in Freidrichstahl, Badan, Germany and died unknown, is not listed on the passenger list.
3. Magdalena Susannah Bonnett, born 11 June 1729 in Freidrichstahl, Baden, Germany.
4. Christina Bonnett, born 29 June 1731 in Freidrichstahl, Baden, Germany.
5. Johan Martin Simon Bonnett, born 1 April 1733 in Freidrichstahl, Baden, Germany married Mary Margaret Dorthea Bixley.
6. Elizabeth Bonnett, born about 1734 in America (probably Pennsylvania), married Nicholas Wetzel.
7. Mary Bonnett, born about 1735 in America (probably Pennsylvania) married John Wetzel.
8. Lewis Bonnett, born February 1736 or 1737 in Paoli, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, married Elizabeth Waggoner.
9. Samuel Bonnett, born about 1839 in Paoli, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, married Mary
Elizabeth (maiden name unknown, some say Lorentz, others say it wasn't).
In 1766 Samuel Bonnett purchased 205 acres of land on Cedar Creek in Hardy Co.Virginia. In 1877 Samuel leased the land to David Myles. In 1784 Samuel is listed in the Hampshire Co., Virginia census. In 1786 Samuel purchased 400 acres in Monogalia Co., (later became Harrison Co.) Virginia. In the fall of 1789 a tree fell and killed him. With nine children still at
home, Mary Elizabeth remarried in February 1790 to John Mack.
Children of Samuel Bonnett and Mary Elizabeth
Fourth Generation
1. John Bonnett, born 1757, married Martha Hacker.
2. Margaret Bonnett, born 1759, married Johannes Waggoner
3. Henry Bonnett, born 1761, married Elizabeth (possibly Lorance)
4. Jacob Bonnett, twin to Lewis, born abt 1762, married Martha Hughes
5. Lewis Bonnett, twin to Jacob, born abt 1762, married Mary Elizabeth Linger
6. Peter Bonnett, born October 1764, married Margaret Linger
7. Samuel Bonnett, born 4 April 1770, married Martha Radcliff
8. Elizabeth Bonnett, born about 1772, married George Straley
9. William B. Bonnett, born 14 November 1774, married Barbara Harpole
10. Phillip Bonnett, born 1775, married Sarah Linger
11. Mary Bonnett, born 1777, married Peter Flesher
12. Susannah Bonnett, born 1778, married Christian or Christopher Straley
Jacob Bonnett married Martha Hughes 21 February 1791 in Harrison Co., Virginia.
Martha, born in December 1773, the daughter of Jesse David Hughes, Sr. and Grace Tanner.
It is noted on Martha's grave marker that she was captured by Indians in December 1787 and released and returned in 1790. Don't you just know she was so mad they couldn't control her. That away Grandmother, we love your spunk!
Children of Jacob Bonnett and Martha Hughes (also written as Hewes)
Fifth Generation
1. Elizabeth Bonnett, born 12 April 1792, married Nicholas Alkire
2. Samuel Bonnett, born 1 January 1794, married (1st) Elizabeth "Eliza" Linger, (2nd) Lucinda Fitzhugh Hooe
3. *Jesse Bonnett, born abt 1796, married Lydia Life
4. Grace Bonnett, born 1798, married Moses West
5. *Jacob H. Bonnett, born 28 December 1802, married Charlotte Hyde
6. Delilah Bonnett, born 1805, married Abraham Hess (also written as Hays)
7. Martha Bonnett, born 3 September 1808, married Samuel Horner
8. Eliza Bonnett, born 1809, married Fleming Sprouse
9. Lucinda A. Bonnett, born 27 November 1820, married Jesse Butcher.
Correspondence from the estate of Jacob Bonnett to the War Department regarding his suspended pension, lists the children of Jacob and Martha. Jesse and Jacob H. Bonnett are not listed. Other Bonnett researchers say they are the sons of Jacob and Martha. Perhaps it was easier to omit than to locate them.
Samuel Bonnett married Eliza Linger on 24 December 1818 in Lewis Co., Virginia (later became West Virginia). Eliza died 15 October 1819, five days after her son was born.
Child of Samuel Bonnett and Eliza Linger
Sixth Generation
1. Perry Green Bonnett, born 10 October 1819, died 02 February 1820.
Samuel Bonnett married Lucinda Fitzhugh Hooe (written as Lucy Moore) on 5 December 1820 in Lewis Co., Virginia. Lucinda was born 27 July 1800 in Virginia. Her parents are still unknown. Some Bonnett researchers believed Samuel died at a very young age, believe me he did not.
The Fourteen children of Samuel Bonnett and Lucinda Hooe
Seventh Generation
1. Louisa F. Bonnett, 16 September 1821, married (1st) Zachariah Taylor, (2nd) Amasa Hoyt or Hoit
2. William H. Bonnett, born 15 September 1822, married (1st) Mahala Spaur, (2nd) Mary Ann Britt
3. Martha Jane Bonnett, born 24 December 1824, married Robert R. Hinzman
4. Mansfield Bonnett, born 5 September 1826, died 24 July 1828
5. Marshall Fitzhugh Bonnett, born 19 May 1828, married Levina Ronk
6. Thought to be a son named Jacob Bonnett, born abt 1830, died about 1830
7. David Dade Bonnett, born 21 March 1832, married (1st) Clara or Chloe Elizabeth Ronk, (2nd) Elizabeth E.
8. Mary D. Bonnett, born 15 May 1833, married Jacob A. Harrold
9. Matilda Bonnett, born 1836, married John or Joel Porter McCrea
10. John Columbus Bonnett, born 3 May 1837, married Amanda Melvina Ferguson
11. Lucinda Bonnett, born 6 January 1839, married W. Presley LaForce
12. Elmira Ella Bonnett, born 25 May 1841, married Nicholas Hoit
13. Washington Franklin Bonnett, born 22 July 1844, married Mary E. Patterson
14. Granville N. Bonnett, born January 1847, died July 1853
All of Samuel and Lucinda's children were born in Lewis Co., Virginia (later became West Virginia). In 1847 Samuel and Lucinda moved with their children (all but Martha Jane) to the Silver
Creek Township in Green Co., Ohio. In the fall of 1850 they moved to Marion Co., Iowa and in 1856 to Mahaska Co., Iowa. Samuel died in Mahaska Co. in November that same year. It appears he never had time to plant a crop in his newly purchased farm. Lucinda died in Mahaska Co. on 15 July 1881.
Marshall Fitzhugh Bonnett, his brother David and their brother-in-law Zack Taylor drove an ox team to California in 1848 to dig for gold. When Marshall and David were ready to return to Iowa, Zack Taylor could not be found and was thought to have been killed by Indians.
Marshall Fitzhugh Bonnett married Levina "Vina" Ronk on 26 July 1857 in Mahaska Co., Iowa. Vina, born 1 February 1832 in Putnam Co., Indiana, daughter of Samuel Ronk and Rutha "Ruthie" Myers.
Children of Marshall Fitzhugh Bonnett and
Levina Ronk
Eighth Generation
1. Samuel David Bonnett, born 19 May 1858, died 27 August 1878
2. Ruth Elizabeth Bonnett, born 9 August 1859, married Robert Emery Ferguson
3. General Washington Bonnett, born 10 September 1861, married Emma Permelia Miller
4. Lydia Evaline Bonnett, born 11 Jan 1863, married Frank L. Newhouse
5. George Britian McLellan Bonnett, born 26 April 1864, never married.
6. Clarissa Clementine Bonnett, born 13 October 1865, married John Wesley Bennett
7. John F. Bonnett, born 29 July 1867, died 1 March 1869
8. Sarah Lucinda Bonnett, born 12 June 1869, married Joel Washington McGee
9. Minnie May Bonnett, born 4 December 1870, married George Judson Miller
10. Jasper Newton Bonnett, born 20 March 1873, married Jennie Luella Jones
11. Marshall Edward Bonnett, born 23 January 1876, married Annie Lovilla Jones, a sister to Jennie Luella Jones.
12. Matilda Annie Bonnett, born 30 January 1877, died 27 January 1878
Jasper Newton "Newt", Bonnett married Jennie Luella Jones on 14 April 1897 in Lovilia, Monroe Co., Iowa. Jennie, born 3 December 1878 in Monroe Co., Iowa, daughter of Levi Marion Jones and Sarah Lovilia Chance.
Children of Newt Bonnett and Jennie Jones
1. Violet May Bonnett, born 17 May 1898, married Merlin Melvin Henricks
2. Gladys Bonnett, born 15 December 1899, married (1st) William M. Rankin, (2nd) Andrew Ward
3. Pearl Bonnett, born 27 December 1901, married (1st) Lee Troy Collins, (2nd) Isaac E. Massie
4. Roy Edward Bonnett, born 7 April 1904, married Gertrude Aileen Taylor
5. Fern Viola Bonnett, born 18 January 1908, married Albert Henry Wirtz
6. Faye Bonnett, born 21 July 1910, married John Harold Clark
7. Merle Vernon Bonnett, born 1 July 1917, married (1st) Louton Daniels, (2nd) Ida Ruth Vigil
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The Elizabeth Germany to Pennsylvania 1733
The enclosed lists are copied as they appear without alteration or change
from the 1934 printing of "Pennsylvania German Pioneers" A list of ships
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adjusted to match the updated list in the Apendix of the above text) [List
30 A] Account of the Mens Names of 16 years and upwards, Brought from
Rotterdam in the Elizabeth, Capt. Edward Lee. [Qualified Aug. 27, 1733].
Mens Names & Ages
Johanes Kesnoser, farmer 40
Philip Sever, tailor 23
Johanes Moon, farmer 33
Mical Cowell, farmer 32
Johan Josep Fuler, 23
Johan Jereck Petery, weaver 27
Johan Henrick Shirt, farmer 22
Conrat Shott, farmer 50
Philip Foust, weaver 30
Micoll Rut, weaver 30
John Henrich Tinick, joiner 33
Coblin Hetrick, farmer 40
Henrich Stance, shoemaker 39
Hance Peter Hofman, farmer 28
Johanes Jong, shoemaker 39
Johan Peter Foust, farmer 40
Philip Foust, farmer 20
Jacob Gibe, farmer 34
Olrich Shugh, farmer 48
John Jacob Shugh 20
Johanes Lutts, weaver 55
Mathias Whitman, farmer 56
Mathew Whiteman, farmer 34
Henrich Still 60
Simon Lindor 53
Simon Kindor, Jr. 16
Friedrich Oneself, weaver 24
Miachael Fabor, fiddler 34
Andrew Pogener, fiddler 34
Steven Lowman, bone maker 31
Hance Jerech Porger, cooper 25
Jacob Bunett, farmer 32
Wolf Con. Milor 41
Simon Sherman, sadler 49
Johanes Knoll, farmer 29
Jacob Hubler, farmer 30
France Wice, smith 27
Tabell Troud, smith 27
Hance Martin Troud, farmer 56
Johan Henrich Ley, miller 28
Jerrick Oare, farmer 51
Johanes Henrich Oare, 19
Jacob Sorver, carpenter 56
Jacob Sorver, carpenter 26
Rodelph Sorver, carpenter 21
Jacob Houswet, weaver 34
Jacob Hendrich, farmer 28
Johan Henrich Tabas, farmer 27
Nicklos Slay, farmer 24
Jacob Shittel 22
Philip Smith, wagoner 33
Hance Jerick Nort 45
Jacob Tillingor, farmer 33
Andries Clipsadell, butcher 22
Jerick Hendrick March, shoemaker 20
Johan Olrich Cooll, joiner 30
John Fagley, weaver 28
Hinrich Stiner, weaver 23
Michell Rinehed, farmer 23
Mickell Mikt, farmer 54
Hance Jacob Mikt 20
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Kertroudt Kesnoser 50
Marilos Honing 20
Margret Moon 44
Ann Eliza Cowell 23
Savena Cowell 24
Anna Catrina Shott 49
Anna Clara Shott 16
Anna Catrina Foust 21
Anna Margret Rut 56
Anna Margret Tinick 36
Elizabeth Hetrick 35
Maria Stamce 31
Anna Eliza Foust 40
Catrina Gibe 34
Anna Eliza Shugh 48
Ever Eliza Shugh 17
Margret Luts 38
Maria Catrina Whitman 38
Margret Whiteman 30
Margret Lindor 39
Catrina Lindor 17
Sarah Fabor 33
Catrina Pogener 37
Mary Bunett 32
Margret Milor 53
Susanna Stoning 27
Catrina Sherman 40
Marilis Sherman 22
Maria Sherman 19
Ann Mary Knoll 26
Eliza Bovern 22
Anna Barbara Hubler 25
Barbara Wice 20
Anna Crate Troud 27
Cughlick Troud 52
Marg. Apell. Troud 24
Eliza Lee 18
Eliza Oare 46
Fronegh Sorver 54
Barbara Sorver 23
Maria Houswett 34
Elizabeth Shittel 21
Dorothy Smith 30
Maria Barbara Nort 43
Maria Kret Nort 18
Maria Barbra Tillingor 28
Solmey Cooll 30
Anna Barbara Fagley 26
Catrina Rinehed 22
Anna Mikt 46
CHILDRENS NAMES & AGES
Conreet Kesnoser 14
Johan Yerck Kesnoser 12
Anna Catrina Honing, dead 5
Maria Moon 10
Matiles Moon 8
Vernor Moon 6
Conen Lutwick Moon 3-1/2
Anna Catrina Cowell, dead 3-1/2
Conreet Cowell, dead 3-1/2
Conhenas Shott 9
John Jacob Foust 4
John Adam Foust 2
John Hendrick Foust 0-1/2
Anna Barbara Tinick 8
Michel Tinick, dead 5
Anna Margaret Tinick, dead 1-1/2
John Onst Hetrick 17
William Hetrick 10
Catrina Hetrick 8-1/2
Johan Henrick Hetrick 2
Anna Margret Hetrick, dead 3
Anna Maria Stance 11
Maria Catrina Stance 7
Maria Dorotea Stance 4
Hance Jacob Stance 1-1/2
Micol Foust 13
Johanes Foust 11
Johan Peter Foust 9
Ann Eliz. Foust 5
Matekina Foust, dead 3
Johan Hendrick Foust 2
Andries Gibe 12
Micoll Gibe 9
Marlina Gibe 4-1/2
Elizabeth Gibe 2
Anna Eliz. Shugh 13
Hance Martin Luts 11
Catrina Luts 9
Elizabeth Luts, dead 2
Mariradell Luts 4
Johanes Whitman 15
Eliza Whitman 13-3/4
Christoffer Whiteman 8
Mathias Whiteman 6
Wendell Whiteman 3-1/2
Elizabeth Whiteman, dead 2
Elizabeth Lindor 11
Larance Lindor 8
Hance Jerck Lindor 3-3/4
Babor Fabor 4-1/2
Michal Fabor 2
Johan Tobias Pogener 3
Susanna Bunett, dead 4
Christina Bunett, dead 2
Margret Bunett 8
Johan Simon Bunett 0-3/4
Jacob Milor 17
Jerick Sherman 17
Catrine Sherman 13
Philip Sherman 6-1/2
Daniel Sherman, dead 3
Elizabeth Knoll 3-3/4
Margaret Knoll 1-1/2
Anna Hubler 3-1/2
Anna Maria Hubler 2-1/4
Frances Hubler 0-1/4
Johanes Troud 1-1/2
Johan Henrick Ley 13
Barbara Houswett 13-1/3
Cradell Houswett 10
Maria Houswett 8
Anna Maria Houswett, dead 4-1/2
Caspar Houswett, dead 2
Jacob Houswett, dead 0-1/4
Anna Lies Houswett 8-1/2
Philip Smith, dead 0-3/4
Tobias Nort 11
Lavanna Nort 10
Johan Fredrick Tillingor 8
Mathies Cooll 9
Maria Cooll 7
[Totals: 61 men, 50 women, 81 children, of whom 16 dead, 192 names, 176
living passengers]
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Bonnett, David Daniel- sources for the Descendants, Entangled in my Roots
Sources for the Descendants of David Daniel Bonnett Sep 2009 DebbieKSicks51added this on 3 Oct 2009 Special Recognition to Morris "Mo" Braum of Marietta, Georgia. Doris Raicevich, Howard Bonnett, Wilda/Anderson/Kelly, Phyllis Six/Chambers. This information entered online by Debbie Sicks. |
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Bonnett family crest
Bonnett coat of arms: JJBARMS DebbieKSicks51 added this on 5 Mar 2011 Laurece Kausch originally submitted this to DEVORE~5 on 9 Apr 2010 Jean Jacques Bonnett arms pg2 vol 17 1993 Bonnet-t-e's & Kin by Howard T Bonnett http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kell/bonnett/DBONNCHT.JPG |
- [S1541] Mike & Cindy Gant Sopko, Family Tree: Mike & Cindy Gant Sopko, (Name: http://members.stratos.net/mikeandcindy/cindy.htm;).
b. 1701-1707 in France d. 1752-1755 Frederick Co, MD
- [S920] Public Member Trees, 2015Q1, Database online.
Record for Mary BONNETT
The Wetzels In Marshall County.
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Captain John Wetzel, Sr. and Mary Bonnett Wetzel with their children, Martin, Christina, George, and Lewis left the South Branch of the Potomac in search of new opportunities. They settled along Big Wheeling Creek, which is now the Sand Hill District, in Marshall County. Later Fort Wetzel was built on this location..
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The wagon train also included the ZANES, who established Wheeling, the BONNETTS, the EBERLYS and the ROSENCRANZE families who all settled in this area. History records show that all these men and sons were to become notable scouts and Indian fighters in the settlement of the Frontier..
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Three more children were born to the Wetzel's after they settled in the Big Wheeling Creek area. They were; Jacob, Susannah, and John Jr..
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Captain John Wetzel and his son Martin were in the battle of Point Pleasant in 1774. Martin was one of the soldiers who survived the Foreman Massacre near McMechen and was among the defenders of Fort Henry in 1777. Martin, his brother Lewis, and his dad Captain John Wetzel, were also among the defenders in the second attack on Fort Henry on September 11 - 13, 1782, against the British and the Indians, which is known as the last battle of the Revolutionary War. In 1782, Martin and Lewis were among the defenders of Fort Beeler against the Mohawk and Shawnee Indians..
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Jacob became sheriff of Ohio County, Virginia in 1803 and in 1818, his family became the first settlers of Morgan County, Indiana..
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Captain John Wetzel, Sr. was wounded by Indians near Captina in 1787 as he and a companion were paddling a canoe up the Ohio River returning from Middle Island Creek. He died soon after reaching the fort at Baker's Station, and he is buried there. His marker has been moved about two miles south to a road side park on W.Va State route 2..
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Lewis was a folk hero to the white settlers as he was their protector from the Indians and was a deciding force in helping to settle this territory. He killed his first Indian at the age of 16 near St. Clairsville, Ohio. At the age of 17, he entered into his life's work of hunting Indians, being appointed a scout at an assembly in Wheeling by the settlers who needed protection for their homes and families. The only pay he received was the pleasure, if any, of hunting Indians and the satisfaction of serving his fellow man..
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The skill he acquired in his youth of loading his muzzle loader at a full run and hitting his target, coupled with his cunning ways, was the deciding factor in his ability to kill every Indian he saw in revenge for the torture of his family members, including himself, and the killing of his father by the Indians..
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The prize of Lewis Wetzel's scalp by the Indians was never achieved. While he was visiting a cousin in Natchez, Mississippi in 1808 he contacted a fever and died at the age of 44..
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His remains were returned in 1942 to the McCreary Cemetery, located in Marshall County two miles from the Wetzel homestead, where his mother and brothers Martin and John Jr., are also buried. Compiled by Gerald T. Plants.
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From The History of Marshall County, West Virginia, 1984..
Reference: http://www.lindapages.com/marshall/wetzel.htm.
CynthiaLHaddad
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The Bonnet-t-e's & Kin (David Daniel Louis Bonnett)
The Bonnet-t-e's & Kin, Vol. 18, pp. 1-7, 1994. With the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in France in 1686, the persecution of protestants began, many of whom fled to neighboring countries.
Daniel Bonnet is given as father of Jacques and Jean Pierre Bonnett.
The Bonnet-t-e's & Kin, Vol. 18, pp. 1-7, 1994. Records of the Reformed Church at Friedrichstal, near Karlsruhe, Germany, list families for Jacques Bonnet and Jean Pierre Bonnet, both sons of Daniel.
Jackson County, West Virginia, Past and Present, 1990, pp. 127-128. David Daniel (Louis) Bonnette (born 1655) and wife Christi Causine lived in Thronque, France, between 1681 and 1686. Protestant, they fled from Piemont, Italy (now known as the area of Dauphine, Southern France), to avoid persecution. David was in Morlheim, Germany, in 1699, but subsequently settled in Friedrichstal Baden, Germany, where he raised his family. There were two sons, Jeanne Coliver Bonnette and Jean Jacques Bonnette.
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TITLE: The Bonnet-t-e's & kin.
AUTHOR(S): Bonnett, Howard T., 1906- (Added)
PUBLISHED: Lake Forest, Ill. : H. Bonnett, 1973-
FREQUENCY: Quarterly
DESCRIPTION: v. ; 28 cm.
NOTES: Title from caption.
SUBJECTS: Bonnett family--Periodicals.
ALTERNATE TITLES: The Bonnet-t-e's & kin Bonnet-t-e's and kin
PUB STATUS: Current
ISSN: 0743-0957
LC CALL NO.: CS71.B714723
DEWEY CLASS NO.: 929/.2/0973 ED: 19
FORMAT: Serial
LCCN: 84-641706
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kimdwilson Piemont not in France: Piemont (Piemonte) is in today's northern Italy. It borders Switzerland and France.
24 Mar 2013
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kimdwilson Dauphine': Dauphine' is a former French province in the southeastern corner of the country, which would place it just to the west of Piemonte, Italy.
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Bonnet Tavern, historical marker
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Napier Township near Bedford in Bedford County, Pennsylvania — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
Bonnet Tavern
Bonnet Tavern Marker image.
Photographed by Mike Wintermantel, October 6, 2012
1. Bonnet Tavern Marker
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Bonnet Tavern, Bedford PA
Jean Bonnet Tavern BRENDACOCHRAN69 BRENDACOCHRAN69 originally shared this to Bennett Family Tree ?06 Apr 2012 ?Portrait / Family Photo Gr8tgrumpa Gr8tgrumpa added this to The Stevens (Stephens) Collaborative II ?21 Jun 2013 |
- [S733] Public Member Trees, a new rotation 20130407, Database online.
Record for Judith Guerit
- [S394] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006;), Database online., Skinner/Schinzel-Ahlemeyer/Haines Tree J_Ahlemeyer.
Record for Anna Marie Desreux Anna Marie Desreaux (Ancien) 6. (our emigrant) Jean Jacques Bonnett, born about 1701, confirmed on 9 May 1717 at the age of 15, married Anna Marie Desreux on 19 October 1723. Anna Marie was the young widow of Jean Corbeau and the daughter of Abraham Desreux and Judith Guerit. Her father Abraham was referred to as Ancien....meaning Senior or the older of the two Abraham Desreux, as she also had a brother named Abraham. camillejensonblueadded this on 5 Sep 2009 1000pastlivesoriginally submitted this to Nauth-Kearins on 15 Mar 2009 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kell/bonnett/index.html
Anna Marie Desreaux (Ancien) 6. (our emigrant)
Jean Jacques Bonnett, born about 1701, confirmed on 9 May 1717 at the age of 15, married Anna Marie Desreux on 19 October 1723. Anna Marie was the young widow of Jean Corbeau and the daughter of Abraham Desreux and Judith Guerit.
Her father Abraham was referred to as Ancien....meaning Senior or the older of the two Abraham Desreux, as she also had a brother named Abraham.
camillejensonblueadded this on 5 Sep 2009
1000pastlivesoriginally submitted this to Nauth-Kearins on 15 Mar 2009
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kell/bonnett/index.html
- [S1708] Public Member Trees, recovered, Brenda Lewis Tree - BrendaThornton61 / Judith Guerit (46) facts 20201011HAv-.
Record for Judith Guerit (46) facts
20201011HAv- Brenda Lewis Tree - BrendaThornton61
Jacob Desreaux 1718-1718
BIRTH 19 AUG 1718 • Friedrichstahl, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
DEATH 7 NOV 1718 • Friedrichstahl, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
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Jacob Desreaux 1718-1718
BIRTH 19 AUG 1718 • Friedrichstahl, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
DEATH 7 NOV 1718 • Friedrichstahl, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
Anna Marie Desreaux (Ancien)
6. (our emigrant) Jean Jacques Bonnett, born about 1701, confirmed on 9 May 1717 at the age of 15, married Anna Marie Desreux on 19 October 1723. Anna Marie was the young widow of Jean Corbeau and the daughter of Abraham Desreux and Judith Guerit. Her father Abraham was referred to as (Ancien....meaning Senior or the older of the two Abraham Desreux, she also had a brother named Abraham
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1000pastlives originally submitted this to Nauth-Kearins on 15 Mar 2009
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kell/bonnett/index.html
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Bonnett Family by Leon & Dee Henricks, April 1997
OUR BONNETT FAMILY
by Leon & Dee Henricks, April 1997
First Generation
The earliest ancestor found to date is Daniel Bonnett, born about 1658. It is not known if he
was married more than once but the Church Book of St Evangile in the Wallonne settlement of
Freidrichstahl, Baden, Germany tend to indicate that he may have been. As his children were
confirmed, married or died, some are noted as a child of Daniel Bonnett and others are referred
to as a child of Daniel Bonnett and Christine Cousine. Daniel had a least seven children. Daniel Bonnett's wife Christine, died in February 1731 or 1732 and Daniel died 4 September 1736.
Referred to as the child of Daniel Bonnett
Second Generation
1. Jean Bonnett; born ?, married Marie Dorothe
Weimainin on 11 November 1732. At least
three children were born to this union, Johan
Wilhelm, Jean and Margarit.
2. Marie Madeline Bonnett; born ?, died 8 May
1714
3. Marguerite Bonnett, born ?, died 11 May 1714
4. Ana Marie Bonnett; born abt 1691, married
Abraham Desreux (the father of her sister-in-
law Anna Marie Desreux) in December 1726.
She and Abraham had one child, a daughter
they named Vine. Vine was born 2 November
1727 and twenty days later on 22 November
1727, Ana Marie Bonnett-Desreux died.
Referred to as the child of Daniel Bonnett and
Christine Cousine:
5. Susanne Bonnett, born abt 1698, married
Christian Fridleim on 6 May 1721
6. (our emigrant) Jean Jacques Bonnett, born
about 1701, confirmed on 9 May 1717 at the
age of 15, married Anna Marie Desreux on 19
October 1723. Anna Marie was the young
widow of Jean Corbeau and the daughter of
Abraham Desreux and Judith Guerit. Her father
Abraham was referred to as (Ancien....meaning
Senior or the older of the two Abraham
Desreux, she also had a brother named
Abraham
7. Jean Pierre Bonnett, born about 1705, married
Cherie Catherine La Exire in May 1721.
In 1733 Jean Jacques Bonnett, his wife and
four children left Germany. One hundred ninty
passengers, (fifty eight Palatines, their wifes
and children totaling 172) plus crewmen and
Captain Edward Lee sailed from Rotterdam to
America via Dover aboard the ship Eliza of
London, and arrived in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania in August. It is noted that all of
the Palatines (the senior proprietor of a
province in an American Colony) including Jean
Jacques Bonnett were recleared and requalified
at the courthouse before the Honorable Lt.
Governor and several magistrates on 27 August
1733. It is not known how long he served in
this position but it is believed that they lived in
Paoli, Chester Co., Pennsylvania.
Children of Jean Jacques Bonnett and Anna
Marie Desreux
Third Generation
1. Margarithe Catherine, born 25 May 1725 in
Freidrichstahl, Baden, Germany, married John
Conrad Sykes.
2. Johan Adam Isaac Bonnett, born 22 May 1727
in Freidrichstahl, Badan, Germany and died
unknown, is not listed on the passenger list.
3. Magdalena Susannah Bonnett, born 11 June
1729 in Freidrichstahl, Baden, Germany.
4. Christina Bonnett, born 29 June 1731 in
Freidrichstahl, Baden, Germany.
5. Johan Martin Simon Bonnett, born 1 April 1733
in Freidrichstahl, Baden, Germany married
Mary Margaret Dorthea Bixley.
6. Elizabeth Bonnett, born about 1734 in America
(probably Pennsylvania), married Nicholas
Wetzel.
7. Mary Bonnett, born about 1735 in America
(probably Pennsylvania) married John Wetzel.
8. Lewis Bonnett, born February 1736 or 1737 in
Paoli, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, married
Elizabeth Waggoner.
9. Samuel Bonnett, born about 1839 in Paoli,
Chester Co., Pennsylvania, married Mary
Elizabeth (maiden name unknown, some say
Lorentz, others say it wasn't).
In 1766 Samuel Bonnett purchased 205 acres
of land on Cedar Creek in Hardy Co.Virginia. In
1877 Samuel leased the land to David Myles.
In 1784 Samuel is listed in the Hampshire Co.,
Virginia census. In 1786 Samuel purchased
400 acres in Monogalia Co., (later became
Harrison Co.) Virginia. In the fall of 1789 a tree
fell and killed him. With nine children still at
home, Mary Elizabeth remarried in February
1790 to John Mack.
Children of Samuel Bonnett and Mary
Elizabeth
Fourth Generation
1. John Bonnett, born 1757, married Martha
Hacker.
2. Margaret Bonnett, born 1759, married Johannes
Waggoner
3. Henry Bonnett, born 1761, married Elizabeth
(possibly Lorance)
4. Jacob Bonnett, twin to Lewis, born abt 1762,
married Martha Hughes
5. Lewis Bonnett, twin to Jacob, born abt 1762,
married Mary Elizabeth Linger
6. Peter Bonnett, born October 1764, married
Margaret Linger
7. Samuel Bonnett, born 4 April 1770, married
Martha Radcliff
8. Elizabeth Bonnett, born about 1772, married
George Straley
9. William B. Bonnett, born 14 November 1774,
married Barbara Harpole
10. Phillip Bonnett, born 1775, married Sarah
Linger
11. Mary Bonnett, born 1777, married Peter
Flesher
12. Susannah Bonnett, born 1778, married
Christian or Christopher Straley
Jacob Bonnett married Martha Hughes 21
February 1791 in Harrison Co., Virginia.
Martha, born in December 1773, the daughter
of Jesse David Hughes, Sr. and Grace Tanner.
It is noted on Martha's grave marker that she
was captured by Indians in December 1787
and released and returned in 1790. Don't you
just know she was so mad they couldn't
control her. That away Grandmother, we love
your spunk!
Children of Jacob Bonnett and Martha Hughes
(also written as Hewes)
Fifth Generation
1. Elizabeth Bonnett, born 12 April 1792, married
Nicholas Alkire
2. Samuel Bonnett, born 1 January 1794,
married (1st) Elizabeth "Eliza" Linger, (2nd)
Lucinda Fitzhugh Hooe
3. *Jesse Bonnett, born abt 1796, married Lydia
Life
4. Grace Bonnett, born 1798, married Moses
West
5. *Jacob H. Bonnett, born 28 December 1802,
married Charlotte Hyde
6. Delilah Bonnett, born 1805, married Abraham
Hess (also written as Hays)
7. Martha Bonnett, born 3 September 1808,
married Samuel Horner
8. Eliza Bonnett, born 1809, married Fleming
Sprouse
9. Lucinda A. Bonnett, born 27 November 1820,
married Jesse Butcher.
Correspondence from the estate of Jacob
Bonnett to the War Department regarding his
suspended pension, lists the children of Jacob
and Martha. Jesse and Jacob H. Bonnett are
not listed. Other Bonnett researchers say
they are the sons of Jacob and Martha.
Perhaps it was easier to omit than to locate
them.
Samuel Bonnett married Eliza Linger on 24
December 1818 in Lewis Co., Virginia (later
became West Virginia). Eliza died 15 October
1819, five days after her son was born.
Child of Samuel Bonnett and Eliza Linger
Sixth Generation
1. Perry Green Bonnett, born 10 October 1819,
died 02 February 1820.
Samuel Bonnett married Lucinda Fitzhugh
Hooe (written as Lucy Moore) on 5 December
1820 in Lewis Co., Virginia. Lucinda was
born 27 July 1800 in Virginia. Her parents are
still unknown. Some Bonnett researchers
believed Samuel died at a very young age,
believe me he did not.
The Fourteen children of Samuel Bonnett and
Lucinda Hooe
Seventh Generation
1. Louisa F. Bonnett, 16 September 1821,
married (1st) Zachariah Taylor, (2nd)
Amasa Hoyt or Hoit
2. William H. Bonnett, born 15 September 1822,
married (1st) Mahala Spaur, (2nd) Mary Ann
Britt
3. Martha Jane Bonnett, born 24 December 1824,
married Robert R. Hinzman
4. Mansfield Bonnett, born 5 September 1826,
died 24 July 1828
5. Marshall Fitzhugh Bonnett, born 19 May
1828, married Levina Ronk
6. Thought to be a son named Jacob Bonnett,
born abt 1830, died about 1830
7. David Dade Bonnett, born 21 March 1832,
married (1st) Clara or Chloe Elizabeth Ronk,
(2nd) Elizabeth E.
8. Mary D. Bonnett, born 15 May 1833, married
Jacob A. Harrold
9. Matilda Bonnett, born 1836, married John or
Joel Porter McCrea
10. John Columbus Bonnett, born 3 May 1837,
married Amanda Melvina Ferguson
11. Lucinda Bonnett, born 6 January 1839, married
W. Presley LaForce
12. Elmira Ella Bonnett, born 25 May 1841,
married Nicholas Hoit
13. Washington Franklin Bonnett, born 22 July
1844, married Mary E. Patterson
14. Granville N. Bonnett, born January 1847, died
July 1853
All of Samuel and Lucinda's children were born in Lewis Co., Virginia (later became West Virginia). In 1847 Samuel and Lucinda moved with their children (all but Martha Jane) to the Silver
Creek Township in Green Co., Ohio. In the fall of 1850 they moved to Marion Co., Iowa and in 1856 to Mahaska Co., Iowa. Samuel died in Mahaska Co. in November that same year. It appears he never had time to plant a crop in his newly purchased farm. Lucinda died in Mahaska Co. on 15 July 1881.
Marshall Fitzhugh Bonnett, his brother David and their brother-in-law Zack Taylor drove an ox team to California in 1848 to dig for gold. When Marshall and David were ready to return to Iowa, Zack Taylor could not be found and was thought to have been killed by Indians.
Marshall Fitzhugh Bonnett married Levina "Vina" Ronk on 26 July 1857 in Mahaska Co., Iowa. Vina, born 1 February 1832 in Putnam Co., Indiana, daughter of Samuel Ronk and Rutha "Ruthie" Myers.
Children of Marshall Fitzhugh Bonnett and
Levina Ronk
Eighth Generation
1. Samuel David Bonnett, born 19 May 1858, died
27 August 1878
2. Ruth Elizabeth Bonnett, born 9 August 1859,
married Robert Emery Ferguson
3. General Washington Bonnett, born 10
September 1861, married Emma Permelia
Miller
4. Lydia Evaline Bonnett, born 11 Jan 1863,
married Frank L. Newhouse
5. George Britian McLellan Bonnett, born 26 April
1864, never married.
6. Clarissa Clementine Bonnett, born 13 October
1865, married John Wesley Bennett
7. John F. Bonnett, born 29 July 1867, died 1
March 1869
8. Sarah Lucinda Bonnett, born 12 June 1869,
married Joel Washington McGee
9. Minnie May Bonnett, born 4 December 1870,
married George Judson Miller
10. Jasper Newton Bonnett, born 20 March
1873, married Jennie Luella Jones
11. Marshall Edward Bonnett, born 23 January
1876, married Annie Lovilla Jones, a sister to
Jennie Luella Jones.
12. Matilda Annie Bonnett, born 30 January 1877,
died 27 January 1878
Jasper Newton "Newt", Bonnett married Jennie
Luella Jones on 14 April 1897 in Lovilia, Monroe Co., Iowa. Jennie, born 3 December 1878 in
Monroe Co., Iowa, daughter of Levi Marion Jones and Sarah Lovilia Chance.
Children of Newt Bonnett and Jennie Jones
1. Violet May Bonnett, born 17 May 1898,
married Merlin Melvin Henricks
2. Gladys Bonnett, born 15 December 1899,
married (1st) William M. Rankin, (2nd) Andrew
Ward
3. Pearl Bonnett, born 27 December 1901,
married (1st) Lee Troy Collins, (2nd) Isaac E.
Massie
4. Roy Edward Bonnett, born 7 April 1904,
married Gertrude Aileen Taylor
5. Fern Viola Bonnett, born 18 January 1908,
married Albert Henry Wirtz
6. Faye Bonnett, born 21 July 1910, married John
Harold Clark
7. Merle Vernon Bonnett, born 1 July 1917,
married (1st) Louton Daniels, (2nd) Ida Ruth
Vigil
EMail: DHgumshoe@aol.com
BrendaThornton61 added this on 22 Aug 2011
Thomas Pride originally submitted this to Tom and Connie Pride Family Tree on 10 Sep 2009
- [S1541] Mike & Cindy Gant Sopko, Family Tree: Mike & Cindy Gant Sopko, (Name: http://members.stratos.net/mikeandcindy/cindy.htm;).
Tillman, Zachariah T Gender: Male Family: Marriage: 5 JUN 1859 Spouse: Wetzel, Ruhama Birth : 1838 Gender: Female Parents: Father: Wetzel, David B Mother: Hardman, Margaret
- [S1947] Wolfgang H. Collum, Hugenotten in Baden-Durlach, (Name: verlag regionalkultur, 1999;), 42.
Wolfgang H. Collum, "Hugenotten in Baden-Durlach", p. 42: Da Friedrichstal bis zum Jahr 1726 keine Kirche hatte und waehrend der ersten zehn Jahre keinen eigenen Geistlichen, liessen sich in dieser Zeit etliche Friedrichstaler Brautpaare in der 1703 erbauten Welschneureuter Kirche trauen, auch fanden dort einige Taufen von Kindern Friedrichstaler Buerger statt. In der Kolonie Welschneureut, die bereits auf den 17. Februar 1700 durch den reformierten Kirchenrat der Stadt Basel den ersten Pfarrer, Daniel Lotier, zugewiesen bekam, welcher auch in Friedrichstal einmal monatlich einen Gottesdienst abhielt, sind folgende in Friedrichstal wohnhafte Ehepaare unter Trauungen im Welschneureuter Kirchenbuch verzeichnet: Abraham Desreux und Judith Guerit, Robert Horne und Marguerite Lecaud, Jacques Simonet und Jeanne Marie Gorenflo, Jean Borel und Marie Lavant (Levant), Daniel Loiseau und Jeanne Gauthier, Jean Pierre Giraud und Anne Maybacher. Schliesslich ist auch noch die Heirat des Friedrichstalers Jean Jacques Barrier sr. am 13.5.1706 in Welschneureut zu erwaehnen. Dieser heiratete in zweiter Ehe die Witwe des Jean Furet, Jeanne Bouquet (Buge') aus Welschneureut.
- [S1947] Wolfgang H. Collum, Hugenotten in Baden-Durlach, (Name: verlag regionalkultur, 1999;), 46.
m. 1716 Marie Desreux, Sohn des Pierre C., d. 1722
- [S1946] epmont@aol.com, GEDCOM: Guerit 20678 Judith.
Must be Europe, since they didn't emigrate until 1747. jcw 10.07.00
- [S1541] Mike & Cindy Gant Sopko, Family Tree: Mike & Cindy Gant Sopko, (Name: http://members.stratos.net/mikeandcindy/cindy.htm;).
"Frederick Co, MD"??? This makes no sense, since they must have still been in Europe at this time. cf "GEDCOM: Guerit 20678 Judith" for marriage location.
- [S395] Yates Publishing, U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2004;).
Yates Publishing. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2004. Original data: This unique collection of records was extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases. Originally, the information was derived from an array of materials including pedigree charts, family history articles, queries, letters, Bible records, wills, biographies, and manuscript genealogies. For specific original source information contact Yates Publishing, providing them with the Source Number, Source Type, Number of Pages, and Submitter Code information listed for each individual.
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