I posted a report about David Bonar and his descendants to my "secret" Henthorn Group on Facebook. I haven't been able to obtain the name of his wife yet. The information in the report would be of interest to folks working on: Bonar, Mason, or Yoho.
What's a "secret" group on Facebook? It's a group where membership is by invitation only. This allows me to control who has access to the work I'm willing to share. Members can see and download any reports I share in the File area of the Group. If members are so inclined, they can also share their own work either in posts or to the File area.
I like using this method to share because it's quick and easy for me and because I don't need to remember Email addresses and I know who has access to my work.
Dick Henthorn
4 May 2015
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Showing posts with label Bonar. Show all posts
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Tuesday, October 29, 2013
William Bonar Family of West Virginia
I'm adding information about the William Bonar family of West Virginia to my Yoho, Baker, Rine genealogy file. The source of the information is a 96-page descendant chart shared by friend and researcher T. Vernon Anderson on the webpages of Linda (Cunningham) Fluharty.
I've discovered that some of the Bonar branches link to the Gorby family. I've gathered information about this family for many years. A Gorby register report, with name and place indices, produced by RootsMagic from my genealogy file, is over one thousand pages.
Dick Henthorn
29 October 2013
I've discovered that some of the Bonar branches link to the Gorby family. I've gathered information about this family for many years. A Gorby register report, with name and place indices, produced by RootsMagic from my genealogy file, is over one thousand pages.
Dick Henthorn
29 October 2013
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