Daughter of Albert & Neita (Beed) Kesselhuth.
Married to Elwin W. "Jones" Davis on 1-17-1946 at O'Neill, NE.
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Elwin worked cleaning cattle cars for Bonnie's uncle, Ed Kesselhuth. In later years, he and son Jim worked with a crew hauling bluegrass seed for Stan Pennington, hauling to Colorado, and various other states.
When Jim was little "Jones" and "Bonnie" would live in Terry Town where Elwin was in charge of taking care of potato storage.
Bonnie and Jones also owned and operated the Seven Springs Café for 20 years.
Contributor: Starfishin (48860385)
Married to Elwin W. "Jones" Davis on 1-17-1946 at O'Neill, NE.
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Elwin worked cleaning cattle cars for Bonnie's uncle, Ed Kesselhuth. In later years, he and son Jim worked with a crew hauling bluegrass seed for Stan Pennington, hauling to Colorado, and various other states.
When Jim was little "Jones" and "Bonnie" would live in Terry Town where Elwin was in charge of taking care of potato storage.
Bonnie and Jones also owned and operated the Seven Springs Café for 20 years.
Contributor: Starfishin (48860385)
Daughter of Albert & Neita (Beed) Kesselhuth.
Married to Elwin W. "Jones" Davis on 1-17-1946 at O'Neill, NE.
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Elwin worked cleaning cattle cars for Bonnie's uncle, Ed Kesselhuth. In later years, he and son Jim worked with a crew hauling bluegrass seed for Stan Pennington, hauling to Colorado, and various other states.
When Jim was little "Jones" and "Bonnie" would live in Terry Town where Elwin was in charge of taking care of potato storage.
Bonnie and Jones also owned and operated the Seven Springs Café for 20 years.
Contributor: Starfishin (48860385)
Married to Elwin W. "Jones" Davis on 1-17-1946 at O'Neill, NE.
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Elwin worked cleaning cattle cars for Bonnie's uncle, Ed Kesselhuth. In later years, he and son Jim worked with a crew hauling bluegrass seed for Stan Pennington, hauling to Colorado, and various other states.
When Jim was little "Jones" and "Bonnie" would live in Terry Town where Elwin was in charge of taking care of potato storage.
Bonnie and Jones also owned and operated the Seven Springs Café for 20 years.
Contributor: Starfishin (48860385)
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