Boney - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Family of Ralph Richard Boney and Ida May Roadybush, Armstrong Co., PA

muller1938 — 2011-07-18 00:10:32Z

Seeking information about the family of Ralph Richar Boney (1892-1974) and Ida May Roudybush (1898-1966) of Armstrong Co., PA. Robert and Ida had 13 children and I can reasonably document the 7 older children (all born before the 1930 census), but I am having major problems with the 6 who were apparently born after the 1930 census.

Robert W. Boney was a coal miner (1910); an RFD mail carrier (1930) and a farmer (1942). Robert and Ida (along with two sons, Robert W., Jr. and Frank) are buried in the Center Hill Church of the Brethren Cemetery in Center Hill, Armstrong Co., PA

The children are:

Ruth Martha (1917-2001), married Robert Clair Baum

Edith Jane (1919-2010), married John Charles (Chuck) Shields

James Richard (1921-2010), married (1) Rose ??; married (2) Elizabeth K. Bowser

Mabel (1923-2001), married William Levi Titus

Howard Frank (1924-1949), unmarried; U.S. Navy seaman in World War II

Robert William, II (1926-1951), unmarried; U.S. Army in World War II and Korean War (killed on active duty)

Ralph W. (1929- ??), marital status unknown; apparently living in Jacksonville, FL in 2010.

Carrie (aft 1930- ??), married Robert Dunn

Ida May (aft 1930- ??), married James Murphy

Lloyd R. (aft 1930 - ??), married Donna ??

Martha (aft 1930 - ??), married Kenneth Gray

Mary Elizabeth (aft 1930 - ??), married Lonnie Emile Fair

Norman Leroy (aft 1930 - ??), married Shirley ??

Seeking information about the birth date and place of the above; the same for their spouses; the parents of their spouses; children, etc.

This is part of an effort to trace the descendants of my 4 X great grandfather, Alexander Negley (1734-1809) of Pittsburgh. I trace my ancestry back to his son, John. Robert W. Boney is a 3 X great grandson of Alexander Negley, through Margaret Negley and Philip Burtner.

Willing to share information

Bill Muller
muller1938@gmail.com

Marguerite (or Margaret, or Margrett) Davis Boney, wife of JJ Futch

runincircles — 2011-06-12 07:40:32Z

Hi, I'm trying to track down the ancestors of my several times great-grandmother, Marguerite Davis Boney. (She was known as "Davis".) Davis Boney was born in NC in 1867, and died in Burgaw, Pender Co, NC in 1956.

She was married to James Jacob (JJ) Futch, also from the Burgaw area.JJ Futch was born in 1862 in Burgaw, New Hanover (now Pender Co), NC to Margaret Elizabeth "Maggie" Futch, who later married a Rivenbark. The identity of JJ's father is unknown, but he almost certainly was NOT Mr. Rivenbark. JJ Futch died on 13 July, 1936 in Burgaw, Pender Co, NC.

Davis Boney and JJ Futch had numerous children, one of whom was my maternal grandfather, George Winter Futch, born in Burgaw on 2 February 1896, and died in a hospital in Fayetteville, Cumberland Co, NC. (Altho my grandfather lived his entire life in and around Burgaw, in Pender Co.) His date of death was 16 October (November??), 1962.

I have been told that my Marguerite Davis Boney was the daughter of a Samuel J Boney who married a Dicey Jane Herring, and that this Samuel was the son of another Samuel Boney who came from Sarecta in Duplin (or Sampson?) Co, NC to (then) New Hanover, now Pender Co, where he married an unknown woman whose maiden name might have been Rivenbark. I have been told that Samuel Jr's unnamed mother died at or just after his birth, and that he was reared by two "old-maid" aunts or great-aunts named Rivenbark. I can neither prove nor disprove this, altho some census records for Samuel Boney Jr and his wife Dicey show a woman in the household named Rivenbark, altho oddly enough it does NOT indicate that she is a relative!!

Sorry to be so long-winded, but this line is soooo frustrating and I seem to have hit a brick wall. I would also love to find out more about Dicey Jane Herring's ancestry--I have no clue who her parents were, although apparently they lived in New Hanover/Pender Co for many years.

I would SO APPRECIATE any help!!!

My email is orangeblossom17@gmail.com.

Thanks! :-)
Patti

BONEY Allen L - Vietnam Wall section 10W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-25 22:27:55Z

BONEY Allen L - Vietnam Wall section 10W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,674 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: Boney, William Elton

pateb1957 — 2011-04-03 18:24:49Z

I am the Daughter to John Boney if you have any pictures of our family history I love to have them. my email is pateb@FrontierNet.Net
thank you
Pat Benson

Re: Boney's of Upshur County Texas

marciasebree1 — 2010-11-11 22:37:35Z

Larry,
Just saw your post. Am interested in corresponding.
Been a while since I looked at family but is one of the most interesting to me. Would love to share info on the family.
Marcia

BONEY John W. 1917-2006 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2010-11-06 16:12:40Z

SOURCE: McVay-Perkins Funeral Home - Caldwell, OHIO

John William Boney, age 89, of Caldwell, Ohio,(Noble County) died Wednesday, April 12, 2006, at Summit Acres Nursing Home, Caldwell, Ohio.

He was born February 5, 1917, at home in Sharon Township, Noble County, Ohio son of the late James Irvin and Emma Lucinda Linton Boney.

Mr. Boney was a WWII Army veteran, having served as a construction machine operator with Company B of 330th Engineers in the Asia-Pacific Theater.
He served in India, China, and Burma, where he worked on the Burma Highway, and was awarded the Bronze Star.

He was a retired sawmill operator and timber cutter, and was a self-employed farmer. He was a member of Sharon Lodge #136, F&AM, and served twice as Past Master.

In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his wife, Margaret D. ''Maw'' Boney, who died January 16, 2004; and three sisters, Mary Tilton, Evelyn DeLancey, and Nellie Nichols.

Surviving are his children, Mrs. Horace (Judy L.) Hamilton of Zanesville, Ohio, Mrs. Boyd (Lorena K.) Cunningham of Sharon, Ohio, Lacy L. (Rhonda) Boney of Lore City, Ohio, Loid J. (Janet) Boney of Sharon, Ohio and Lon J. Boney of Sharon;
one sister, Mrs. Leonard (Joan) VanFossen of Marietta, Ohio; one brother, Robert (Shirley) Boney of Caldwell, Ohio; 16 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.

Friends may call Thursday, April 13, 2006, from 2-4 and 6-8PM at McVay-Perkins Funeral Home, Caldwell, Ohio where the service will be Friday, April 14 at 11AM with Pastor Ken Hyland officiating.

Burial will follow at Sharon Cemetery.

Masonic services will be conducted by Sharon Lodge #136, F&AM on Thursday evening at 8PM. Veterans graveside services will be conducted by the Noble County Veterans Services Organization.
Memorials may be made to Sharon Cemetery. Envelopes will be available at the funeral home

Additional Information

Lace_Lynch — 2010-11-06 14:50:52Z

Joel F. Boney, 63, passed away on October 12, 2010, ten years after he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. His wife and two daughters were by his side at his death In Fort Collins, Colorado.

Joel was a very intelligent man with a gentle soul and quick wit. Throughout his life, Joel's calm demeanor, quiet humor and his ability to tell a good story captured the hearts of family, friends and co-workers. His genuine enthusiasm toward how things works was reflected in his ability to explain simply the water flow of toilets and car engines to computer microprocessors. In general, he had a lot of fun engineering.

Joel grew up in the hills of southern Ohio along the banks of the Ohio River with his mother and father, Herbert and Berneda Boney and his two older brothers.
His mother was a graduate from Marietta College, and his father a WWII veteran and grocery store owner.
The hills and hollers in his backyard and his chemistry set provided all the necessary resources to inspire a young mind.

During his teenage years, his family moved to Sarasota, Florida where he attended high school, enjoyed clown school for PE, and created a lifetime of fond memories as a young employee of Dairy Queen. He continued his education at the University of Southern Florida with a degree in engineering and later received his masters in computer science from the University of Texas at Austin.

Joel loved running and hiking in the outdoors. His adventures took him bicycling and traveling to Peru, Canada, Mexico, and Europe as well as hiking in his own backyard of the Rocky Mountains. He liked to work hard, and play even harder.

His ability to communicate and to put life into perspective using humor allowed him to write with another coworker about a fictitious customer site visit that after getting a number of marketing memos describing what extraordinary features customers wanted in an upcoming microprocessor. The humorous take of the memo helped some his coworker engineers to view the corporate world a little less seriously. And, of course he helped coworkers and friends to take up bicycling as a lifelong hobby.

As a member and manager of several hardware performance teams, Joel was a calming influence that kept a diverse group of people going in the same direction. His quiet leadership left quite a mark on those organizations and the individual team members. They have and will continue to miss him greatly.

In Austin, Texas in the 1980's, Joel was a lead architect on the Motorola 6809 and 6805. He was a key contributor to the design of most of the early Motorola MPU's and MCU's, several of which are still in production (after 25 years!). His keen attention to details made him an excellent hardware architect and designer. He was a master with floating point numbers and did some nifty cryptography. Aside from the many engineers he's led, Joel helped implement and document the standards for how numbers and exceptions in the use of numbers can be implemented in hardware (IEEE 754-1985 and others). These ideas are part of every computer you use. Joel's work accomplishments will outlive us all.

In the early 1990's he worked for Solbourne Computer in Longmont, CO then he moved on to Hal Computer (Fujitsu) in San Jose, California into the mid 1990's. Joel finished his career at Hewlett Packard in Fort Collins, CO.

He is survived by his wife of twenty four years, Gloria Ackley with whom he shared many wonderful adventures; his daughters, Robin and Gena Boney; (Steve Meehan) with his former wife (Rebecca Hill) and his grandson, (Declan Joel Meehan). Also, he is survived by his brothers, David (Kathy) Boney, Edwin (Susan) Boney and his nieces and nephews. And his friend of 48 years, Roger Myers.

Alzheimer's disease stole the last ten years of Joel's life, but his faithful companions – his golden girls, Maggie Mae and Dakota helped make each day more bearable with their unending love and devotion, and ensuring his safe arrival home after each run or hike around the neighborhood.

His family wants to acknowledge and thank all of the staff of Brookdale Senior Living (Claire Bridge Alzheimer's Care) and Pathways Hospice for their excellent care and for their warm and caring hearts.

Joel's ashes will be taken back to Marietta, Ohio for a family service. A future memorial celebration will be held at his home. Memorial contributions can be made to the Alzheimer's Association, Larimer Humane Society, or the Food Bank for Larimer County in care of Bohlender Funeral Chapel, 121 W. Olive, Fort Collins, Colorado 80524.

BONEY Joel F. 1947-2010 b. Marietta, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2010-11-06 14:43:48Z

Joel F. Boney, 63, passed away on Oct. 12, 2010, 10 years after he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.

His wife of 24 years, Gloria Ackley, and two daughters, Robin and Gena Boney, were by his side at his death in Fort Collins, Colorado.

He was born April 21, 1947, to Herbert and Berneda Boney in Marietta, Ohio.(Washington County, Ohio)

His family wants to acknowledge and thank all of the staff of Brookdale Senior Living (Claire Bridge of Fort Collins) and Pathways Hospice for their excellent care and for their warm and caring hearts.

Joel's ashes will be taken back to Marietta, Ohio for a family service.
A future memorial celebration will be held at his home in Fort Collins.

Memorial contributions can be made to the Alzheimer's Association, or the Food Bank for Larimer County in care of Bohlender Funeral Chapel, 121 W. Olive, Fort Collins, Colorado 80524.
Friends may view the full obituary and send condolences to the family at bohlenderfuneralchapel.com.

Marietta Times
November 6, 2010

Beulah Boney of Plainview, TX 1928

drbrownlee — 2010-10-22 04:37:17Z

Beulah is pictured in the 1928 Traveler, yearbook of Wayland Baptist College in Plainview, TX, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching this family.

Re: Boney's of Upshur County Texas

41larrywilliams — 2010-10-05 17:01:58Z

I am researching Alcide Boney(Bonin) of Spring, TX and Upshur County, Texas. Would like to share information. He was my grandmother's father. She was Mary Ann Boney Williams of Gilmer.
Larry Williams

BONEY Mrs 18~ 1927

t42Woodland_FreestoneCoTX — 2010-05-22 13:39:15Z

BONEY Mrs 18~ 1927

DavidStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Woodland Cemetery, Kirvin, Freestone Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records.

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If you have more info, please reply here rather than emailing me because this is not my family.

BONEY Paul J 1900-1965

t42MountOlivet — 2010-02-09 23:21:26Z

BONEY Paul J 1900-1965

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,855 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Boney's of Upshur County Texas

MelbaBoneyWells50 — 2009-10-30 21:57:15Z

I am not of your line. However, on home page-(internet explorer) search for Zepherin Bonin or other family members and you will find much on the Bonin families of LA, also on your own family.
Melba

Re: Boney's in Duplin Co, NC

Shelton1997 — 2009-10-16 05:36:10Z

Catharine Susan Boney Page died in N.C. She is buried in the Rockfish Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Duplin County, N.C. She is listed in the cemetery list site along with a small child...Capitola. She died about 1912.

Peyton Page and his son's family moved to Callahan, Florida. This is North Florida near the Georgia Line. James Graham Page was married to Winona(Daisy) McIntire. They came from Carolina on the train with their cattle and etc. She was exposed to the Spanish Influzena. Shortly after their move here she died, about 3 weeks later. Dec 30,1918.
The older son moved further south Florida. The Tampa area.

Re: Boney's of Upshur County Texas

marciasebree — 2009-10-13 21:52:55Z

I did not recognize the names you listed but I know the Boney's of Upshur County Texas did come from Louisiana. Believe my Alsead parents were Norval Bonin and Coralie of St Martin Louisiana. 1850 Census Petite Ance, St Martin, Louisiana lists, Norval Bonin 35, Coralie 30, Elizabeth 14, Telesphore 12, Oneziphore 10, Zepherin 8, Evariste 5, Alcide 3, and Offelia 1. I believe they later went by the name Boney. Have found both Boney and Bonin.
Thanks for any thoughts.

Re: KINSIE LEWIS BONEY, son of Kinsey Boney & Keziah Collins Green

dboney65 — 2009-10-12 19:35:06Z

I am looking for info. on my Grandmother,s Saphornia wheeler,s parents.

Re: Boney's of Upshur County Texas

tyifis318 — 2009-10-08 02:20:59Z

Hi, my name is Tyisee Fisher and I'm from Alexandria, LA. I was reading your post and some of the names you have listed sound real familiar. My great grandmother was a Boney, her name was Easter Boney, she also had a brother named Shelby Boney and a sister named Beatrice Boney.

Re: Boney's of Upshur County Texas

MelbaBoneyWells50 — 2009-09-18 21:15:44Z

Yes Marcia, am researching another Boney line. However, what was Alsead's brothers name. check military records for the boys another good source.
Melba

Re: Boney's of Upshur County Texas

marciasebree — 2009-09-13 00:29:58Z

Are you researching a different line of the Boney/Bonnie family? I think Alsead had several brothers in the area.
Marcia

Re: Boney's of Upshur County Texas

MelbaBoneyWells50 — 2009-09-12 23:22:06Z

Marcia, this is not my line, however, attempt to search for the Boney children in the 1900 census. Can be surprising. Melba

Boney's of Upshur County Texas

marciasebree — 2009-07-10 19:14:39Z

I am looking for info on Boney family in Upshur Texas. I found them on census 1910, Upshur County, Texas.
Boney Alcie Hd 67 M1 21 yrs Tx Tx Ga
Mary (think Mayo) Wife 41 M1 21 yrs Al Al Al
Albert Son 19 S Tx Tx Al
Josie Dau 17 S Tx Tx AL
Bertie Dau 15 S Tx Tx Al
Flora Dau 13 S Tx Tx Al
Isaac Son 11 S Tx Tx Al
Simon Son 8 S Tx Tx Al
Lizzie Dau 12/12 S Tx Tx Al
I think they may have dropped of the face of the earth. Have tried many different spellings. Would like to know where any died or are buried. Thank you for any help with this family.

Ellavieve Boney of Caroline Co Va

olclarke — 2009-06-02 23:01:29Z

Need parents & siblings for Ellavieve b abt 1920 Not sure where she was b but she marr Earl Franklin Woodrow Farmer of Caroline Co. Earl was the son of Robert B. Bob Farmer I. & Lillian Mae Donahoe. Also need children for Earl & Ellavieve. Earl was also marr to Gladys White & had two children. They were Eugene Franklin & Ella Mae. Alos need parents & siblings for Gladys.
Thanks, Ollie

Re: Boney's in S.C.

TrofeeGirl — 2009-03-17 20:33:51Z

Hi,
Do you know of a Marie Lou Boney, born in Paris, France, who married Harold Nonnon, also born in Paris, France? They then moved to New York, where they had a son, Earnest Nonnon. This all happened from 1860-80. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Harold Nonnon & Marie Boney

TrofeeGirl — 2009-03-17 15:51:10Z

If anyone has information on the marriage of Harold Nonnon and Marie Boney both born in Paris, France, I would appreciate hearing from you. This would have taken place sometime between 1860 and 1873. The marriage may have taken place in New York, New York, USA. They had a child named Earnest Nonnon, born in New York , New York, USA on July 14, 1873. Can find no information on them . This would be My Husband's Great Grandfather and Great Great Grandfather. Any information would help. Thank you.

Re: Boney's in S.C.

pegrrt — 2009-03-17 13:38:05Z

I live in Bennettsville, South Carolina and my name's Michael Boney.

Re: I have info on Boney's in SC

donnae33 — 2008-05-13 19:39:39Z

I realize this is an old post of your but I am also looking for some info. I have Boney family in Bennettsville, SC.
I am looking for info on my grandfather, Perry Wilson Boney whom was married to Minnie (Sweat) Boney. He died (8/15/1953)in Memphis, TN in his late thirties or early forties. He had four kids, Uncle PJ (Perry Boney, JR), Richard Allen Boney, Carolyn Boney (my mother, Aunt Mary Lou Boney, Nolan, Dew, and Uncle Tommy Boney (he lives in Illinois). My mother said that my grandfather was orignally from Braidenton, FL. Any one have any info?

Re: Boney's in S.C.

donnae33 — 2008-05-13 19:38:32Z

Death of Mr. Otis Boney - Lost at Sea

davwayell — 2008-04-21 02:25:51Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Otis Boney, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Boney was lost at sea aboard a British ship on May 29, 1915.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: KINSIE LEWIS BONEY, son of Kinsey Boney & Keziah Collins Green

dboney184 — 2008-03-04 14:04:44Z

HI, MY NAME IS DENNIS BONEY KINSEY LEWIS WAS MY GRANDFATHER KINSEY BONEY IS MY GREAT GRANDFATHER. I WOULD LOVE TO SHEAR IMFORMATION WITH YOU. MY EMAIL ADDRESS IS d-boney@bellsouth.net

Re: KINSIE LEWIS BONEY, son of Kinsey Boney & Keziah Collins Green

MelbaBoneyWells50 — 2007-10-06 22:11:20Z

My e-mail is: mlbwells@windstream.net.

Re: Penny Boney and John Bradley

johnbradleyiii — 2007-08-24 14:14:14Z

I have scanned copies of these documents, email me at mittjokertill08@yahoo.com and I will send them your way.

John

Re: Penny Boney and John Bradley

Ky2Bama — 2007-08-24 11:58:43Z

Melba,

Do you have copies of these documents? I've been unable to get copies and I've tried several times.

Thank you,
Brenda

Re: Penny Boney and John Bradley

MelbaBoneyWells50 — 2007-08-23 04:29:34Z

John Bradley and Penny Boney were married in Lauderdale Co., MS on 17 Sept 1846. The marriage record can be found in Deed book E, p 200 & p 202. Each filed a pre marital agreement. Melba

Ethel Catherine Boney

cbeau — 2007-01-12 02:40:40Z

Born April 13, 1918. I have her baby book, I wish to return to family. Cathie cbeau@msn.com

Re: KINSIE LEWIS BONEY, son of Kinsey Boney & Keziah Collins Green

sharonhayden1 — 2006-09-27 06:48:51Z

I amseeking any information that you might be able to help me on clarence and edwin boney. I know clarence was my grandmother father, and had married lucy c. dingler. I found 1880 and 1900 census, but nothing on his and edwin boney, parents or any birth records, or date of his death. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

K.L. Boney married 30 June1859, Lauderdale, MS. to Ellen Boney
Kinsie Lewis born abt. 1836, marriage to Saffrona Wheeler. I have information on his parents if needed.

Re: KINSIE LEWIS BONEY, son of Kinsey Boney & Keziah Collins Green

BONEY351 — 2006-09-15 20:45:12Z

Not sure if you still check this website, but I am a decendent of CLaude Boney. He was my grandfater. My email address is boney35@hotmail.com if you would like to find out more, I would love to swap information about our family history.

Penny Boney and John Bradley

2006-09-14 12:59:51Z

Does anyone have information and documentation of either of these two individuals? They were married and Lived around Lauderdale county, MS in 1846 and are listed on the 1850 Census. Thanks John Bradley

Re: Boney's in Duplin Co, NC

joannbadstibner — 2006-08-10 12:46:54Z

HI I'M LOOKING FOR CATHERINE SUSAN BONEY B 1839 IN DUPLIN CTY NC MARRIED TO PEYTON PAGE WITH TWO SONS
JAMES GRAHAM
JOHN WILLIAM

LOOKING FOR CATHERINE SUSAN BONEY B DEC 6,1839 OFDUPLIN CTY NC

joannbadstibner — 2006-08-10 12:46:54Z

MARRIED TO PEYTON PAGE MARRIED 1869 WITH TWO SONS
JAMES GRAHAM
JOHN WILLIAM

CHANGE OF ADDRESS: BONEY-STUTTS-HENSLEY-RANDALL-STEWART-JONES

MelbaBoneyWells50 — 2006-07-07 22:14:07Z

Please note:
Old: mwells@nstar.net

New: mwells12@houston.rr.com

Boney Family of Lake County Indiana

Tjennis — 2006-05-03 05:24:46Z

Looking for information on Mathias Boney (1844-1918) who married (married September 15, 1866) Elizbeth Ennis (1847-1930) in Lake County Indiana. They Had 4 children Mary (Born 1868), Katy (Born 1870), Cora (Born 1879), and Edward (1890-1971). Edward became a priest and died in California.

Bertha in Chicago

suzieqsuzyq1 — 2006-04-15 02:07:53Z

Looking for info on a Bertha Boney that married August Jalafsky in Cook County on 11-06-1879.

Looking for Boney in Florida or Alabama

S_HawkinsWilliams — 2006-03-08 14:44:18Z

I am looking for a family who lived in Lake Wales, Florida in 1970's and 80s. They lived in West Senic Park outside of Lake Wales. They were Gordan, Kenneth, Kathy and Mary Boney. Not sure where they would be at right now. I know they did moved to Alabama but moved back to Lake Wales. I would love to find any of them and get in touch with them. They would remember me as Sharon Frady. If you might know of them please have them contact me if they can if not just contact me I will do the rest. Thanks.

Sharon Frady Williams
NC

Timothy Boney b: 1788 mar Sarah Sheffield b: 1800 both born Duplin Co. NC

2006-02-19 20:56:59Z

Have children as Mary A.; Timothy; Susan; Uriah; Kenan; Hiram and Emily . Sarah's parents were Amos Sheffieldl/Shuffield and Sarah Guy. They are my grgrgrgrandparents Only info I have are census records of Duplin Co., NC for 1850 and 1860. It will be greatly appreciated if any one help me fill in these records.

Boney family from Kimball, South Dakota

tfasmith — 2006-01-15 17:29:55Z

I am seeking information regarding Mary (Ryan) Boney and John Boney of Kimball, South Dakota. They had a farm near Kimball, South Dakota. This family is related to mine through the Ryans. Mary and John married in Tipperary, and moved to Allamakee County, Iowa, with other family members. Later, they spent a short while in Nevadaville, Colorado, in a mining camp before settling in Brule County, South Dakota. We have lost track of the Boney family and would be interested in early family history and a picture of Mary and John, if available. We also have a baptismal record of Mary in Ireland. Thank you.

KINSIE LEWIS BONEY, son of Kinsey Boney & Keziah Collins Green

MelbaBoney_Wells — 2005-05-08 20:57:46Z

Seeking to find any descendant of Kinsie Boney who lived at one time in Drew Co., Ark. He was married a total of four time. First m/ was to Eleanor Boney, his first cousin; 2nd/m to Mary Johnson and had issue Clarence and Edwin; 3rd/m unknown -and had issue, Carl, Correrine, Price, Claude and Evaline; 4th/m to Louiza ...; Kinsie died in 1913. His wife, Louiza, appied for pension in Arkansas. Any information on this family will be appreciated. It will help fill in a few missing blanks on the descendant of James and Penny Boney.

Re: I have info on Boney's in SC

nakamartha — 2005-05-05 09:02:41Z

Amy: Just saw this old post. There is a Jacob Boney in the 1790 census for Craven Dist. SC. Is he your ancestor? Trying to place him. There are so many Jacob Boneys. Thanks, Martha

Cornelius and Martha Jane Boney

PeggyHolland700 — 2005-05-04 02:41:44Z

Cornelius and Martha Jane Boney were my great-great-grandparents. I have the info you seek, but will have to get back with you later (after I look through a ton of papers). How are you related to them? E-mail me if you like.

Boney/McClelland

PeggyHolland700 — 2005-05-04 02:41:44Z

paph@excite.com

Thompson Boney, Biography, Illinois/Pa.

bstringer2705 — 2005-04-28 16:32:54Z