James Bohn, better known as Jim Boney, was found in a back field on the farm of D. M. Hendrickson near Imlaystown Jan. 14th, 1905, by John Dancer. It is believed he was partly intoxicated and froze to death where he fell. For the past 40 years he had worked for farmers in that section and last year was employed by Thomas Reed. Coroner Queeney viewed the body on Saturday and gave a burial permit. The interment was made in the Old Yellow Meeting-house Cemetery on Monday. Pastor Chambers made a prayer at the grave. [The Monmouth Inquirer (Freehold, NJ), Thurs, 26 Jan 1905, pg 5]
James Bohn, better known as Jim Boney, was found in a back field on the farm of D. M. Hendrickson near Imlaystown Jan. 14th, 1905, by John Dancer. It is believed he was partly intoxicated and froze to death where he fell. For the past 40 years he had worked for farmers in that section and last year was employed by Thomas Reed. Coroner Queeney viewed the body on Saturday and gave a burial permit. The interment was made in the Old Yellow Meeting-house Cemetery on Monday. Pastor Chambers made a prayer at the grave. [The Monmouth Inquirer (Freehold, NJ), Thurs, 26 Jan 1905, pg 5]
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