Son of William H. Runnion from TN and Bettie Ramsey of Madison County, NC. Husband of Bonnie Honeycutt and was shown to be a widower. He was a farmer by trade. He suffered with some unknown condition that I am unable to decipher on NC D/C #193. At the time of his death he was shown to be 83 years of age.
According to family history, Wyatt's wife Bonnie died due to complications from the birth of their child Bonnie Wyatt Runnion.
Although there is a Bonnie listed in the 1910 Census records, his wife had already passed away in October of 1902. It is not clear why the 1910 U.S. Census records were showing her to be living and 36 years of age.
According to family history, Wyatt's wife Bonnie died due to complications from the birth of their child Bonnie Wyatt Runnion.
Although there is a Bonnie listed in the 1910 Census records, his wife had already passed away in October of 1902. It is not clear why the 1910 U.S. Census records were showing her to be living and 36 years of age.
Son of William H. Runnion from TN and Bettie Ramsey of Madison County, NC. Husband of Bonnie Honeycutt and was shown to be a widower. He was a farmer by trade. He suffered with some unknown condition that I am unable to decipher on NC D/C #193. At the time of his death he was shown to be 83 years of age.
According to family history, Wyatt's wife Bonnie died due to complications from the birth of their child Bonnie Wyatt Runnion.
Although there is a Bonnie listed in the 1910 Census records, his wife had already passed away in October of 1902. It is not clear why the 1910 U.S. Census records were showing her to be living and 36 years of age.
According to family history, Wyatt's wife Bonnie died due to complications from the birth of their child Bonnie Wyatt Runnion.
Although there is a Bonnie listed in the 1910 Census records, his wife had already passed away in October of 1902. It is not clear why the 1910 U.S. Census records were showing her to be living and 36 years of age.
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