The Delahorne/Curtis Family History

Bonney

John Curtis Bonney

Born 1923, Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States. Died 1988, Southport, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States.

1 of 6 events rest on a record we have read; the rest come from compiled sources or are still to be documented.

Parents

John Henry Bonney 1897– and Bessie Wheaton Curtis 1901–1980 their family

Spouses and children

Life, as the records tell it

EventWhenWhereHow we know
Birth 30 Jan 1923 Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States not yet documented
Living at
parent Johan H Bonney not in the tree's parents (john henry bonney; bessie wheaton curtis); parent Bessie C Bonney not in the tree's parents (john henry bonney; bessie wheaton curtis)
1930 Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States from a compiled source
Living at 1935 Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut on record
Living at
birth year 1897 vs tree 1923
1940 Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States from a compiled source
Death 8 Sep 1988 Southport, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States from a compiled source
Burial
Union Cemetery
. Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States from a compiled source

on record means we have read the original document. from a compiled source means an index, a printed genealogy or a memorial page says so. not yet documented means it is in the family's record but no source is attached yet.

Sources

  • FamilySearch index, ark 1:1:XMP9-BQC - John Curtis Bonney Residence — Living at
  • 1940 United States Federal Census - John Curtis Bonney Residence — Living at
  • FamilySearch index, ark 1:1:K7B5-H81 - John Curtis Bonney Residence — Living at
  • Connecticut Death Index 1949-2001, John C Bonney, d. 1988, Bridgeport — Death
  • Find a Grave, John Curtis Bonney (1923-1988), Union Cemetery, Stratford, Connecticut — Burial

Ancestors in time

Time runs down the page, oldest at the top. Each dot is a person at the year they were born (hollow where the year is estimated); curves run from a person up to their parents, pink for a woman, blue for a man. Hover for names and years; click a dot for that person's page or their own charts; drag to move, scroll to zoom, double-click to reset.

Line of descent

  1. John Henry Bonney 1897–
  2. Bessie Wheaton Curtis 1901–1980
    1. Hubert Orestes Curtis 1868–1922
      1. Thomas Day Curtis 1824–1896
        1. Waterman Curtis 1793–1859
          1. Jeremiah Curtis 1770–
            1. John Curtis 1746–1790
              1. Zebulon Curtis –1798
              2. Lydia Cole 1709–1776
            2. Mary Filley 1752–1815
              1. William Filley 1709–1756
              2. Abiah Drake Millington 1711–1784
          2. Mary Morton 1768–1816
            1. James Morton 1739–1801
              1. James Morton 1714–1745
              2. Mehitable Churchill 1716–1797
            2. Mary Holmes 1745–
              1. Jonathan Holmes 1709–1787
              2. Mary Waterman 1716–1749
        2. Thirza Day 1802–
          1. Thomas G. Day 1772–1849
            1. Samuel Day
            2. Eunice Fay 1751–1808
          2. Catherine Dey 1773–
      2. Annis Wheaton 1827–1883
        1. Samuel Wheaton 1797–1831
        2. Salena Sherman 1806–1842
          1. Batchelder Sherman 1761–1828
            1. Henry Shearman 1730–1805
              1. Jabez Sherman 1700–1774
              2. Jedidah Hawes 1709–1764
            2. Ruth Akin 1731–1821
              1. James Akin 1706–1804
              2. Amy Fish 1705–1748
          2. Waite Allen 1766–1850
            1. Elisha Allen 1722–1804
              1. Philip Allen 1684–1752
              2. Mary Mosher 1695–1769
            2. Elizabeth Fish 1736–1814
    2. Emily Josephine Phipps 1868–1919
      1. William Bennett Phipps 1827–1898
        1. John Phipps
        2. Elizabeth Bennett –1837
      2. Emily Eliza Morgan 1838–1895

Descendants in time

John Curtis Bonney at the top; each descendant a dot at their birth year, joined to the parent they came through. A descendant who may still be living is shown only as "Living", at an estimated birth year, with no page of their own.

Descendants

  1. children who may still be living