Parents:
William Bonner
Catherine McKail
Siblings:
Robert Bonner
William Bonner
Albert G. Bonner
Catherine Colville Bonner
Jean Kerr Bonner
JESSIE BONNER
Funeral services for Jessie Bonner, who died yesterday at her home, 2307 46th Av. S.W., will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday in the West Home Funeral Chapel. Cremation will follow.
Miss Bonner came to Seattle from Scotland, her birthplace, 42 years ago. She was a packer for the National Biscuit Co. many years.
Miss Bonner was a member of Sunlight Chapter No. 242, Order of Eastern Star, and of Bonnie Heather Lodge No. 100, Daughters of Scotia.
Surviving are two brothers, Albert and William Bonner, with whom she lived, and two sisters, Mrs. John R. McKail and Mrs. William W. Harrison, both of Seattle. (The Seattle Times, Thursday, April 16, 1953, Page 32)
William Bonner
Catherine McKail
Siblings:
Robert Bonner
William Bonner
Albert G. Bonner
Catherine Colville Bonner
Jean Kerr Bonner
JESSIE BONNER
Funeral services for Jessie Bonner, who died yesterday at her home, 2307 46th Av. S.W., will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday in the West Home Funeral Chapel. Cremation will follow.
Miss Bonner came to Seattle from Scotland, her birthplace, 42 years ago. She was a packer for the National Biscuit Co. many years.
Miss Bonner was a member of Sunlight Chapter No. 242, Order of Eastern Star, and of Bonnie Heather Lodge No. 100, Daughters of Scotia.
Surviving are two brothers, Albert and William Bonner, with whom she lived, and two sisters, Mrs. John R. McKail and Mrs. William W. Harrison, both of Seattle. (The Seattle Times, Thursday, April 16, 1953, Page 32)
Parents:
William Bonner
Catherine McKail
Siblings:
Robert Bonner
William Bonner
Albert G. Bonner
Catherine Colville Bonner
Jean Kerr Bonner
JESSIE BONNER
Funeral services for Jessie Bonner, who died yesterday at her home, 2307 46th Av. S.W., will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday in the West Home Funeral Chapel. Cremation will follow.
Miss Bonner came to Seattle from Scotland, her birthplace, 42 years ago. She was a packer for the National Biscuit Co. many years.
Miss Bonner was a member of Sunlight Chapter No. 242, Order of Eastern Star, and of Bonnie Heather Lodge No. 100, Daughters of Scotia.
Surviving are two brothers, Albert and William Bonner, with whom she lived, and two sisters, Mrs. John R. McKail and Mrs. William W. Harrison, both of Seattle. (The Seattle Times, Thursday, April 16, 1953, Page 32)
William Bonner
Catherine McKail
Siblings:
Robert Bonner
William Bonner
Albert G. Bonner
Catherine Colville Bonner
Jean Kerr Bonner
JESSIE BONNER
Funeral services for Jessie Bonner, who died yesterday at her home, 2307 46th Av. S.W., will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday in the West Home Funeral Chapel. Cremation will follow.
Miss Bonner came to Seattle from Scotland, her birthplace, 42 years ago. She was a packer for the National Biscuit Co. many years.
Miss Bonner was a member of Sunlight Chapter No. 242, Order of Eastern Star, and of Bonnie Heather Lodge No. 100, Daughters of Scotia.
Surviving are two brothers, Albert and William Bonner, with whom she lived, and two sisters, Mrs. John R. McKail and Mrs. William W. Harrison, both of Seattle. (The Seattle Times, Thursday, April 16, 1953, Page 32)
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