Jane was born about 1763 in Ohio County, Virginia which later became Brooke County, West Virginia. She was the daughter of George McCulloch (1728-1787) and Catherine VanMeter (1730-1766). She was about three years old when her mother died in 1766 and her father married Catherine Hedges (1748-1801) shortly thereafter.
William Bonar was about twenty-six and Jane McCulloch was about fourteen when they married about 1777 in Ohio County, Virginia.
They made a settlement and raised ten children on land a mile east of Gorrell's plantation in Ohio County, VA. which later became Brooke County, West Virginia.
The 1810 census revealed they were living in Brooke County, Virginia. Household members: William Bonar (45 & over), Jane (45 & over), James (16-25), David & George (10-15), Greenbury (under 10), Rebecca, Elizabeth & Jane (16-25) and Tabitha (under 10).
The 1820 census revealed William was a farmer and they were living in Wellsburg, Brooke County, Virginia. Household members: William Bonar (45 & over), Jane (45 & over), David, George & Geenbury (16-25), one female (26-44), Tabitha (10-15) and one female (under 10).
The 1830 census revealed household members: William Bonar (70-79), Jane (50-59), two males (30-39), one female (30-39), two females (20-29) and two females (10-14).
Their known children:
Catherine Bonar (McIntire)(b.1782 d.1865)
Sarah Louise Bonar (Kirk)(b.1784 d.1835)
James Bonar (b.1786 d.1877)
Rebecca Bonar (Baird)(Brady)
Elizabeth Bonar (Bedwell)(b.1792 d.1870)
Jane Bonar (Keach)(Henderson)(b.1793d.1876)
David McCulloch Bonar (b.1796 d.1873)
George Bonar (b.1798 d.1882)
Greenbury Dorsey Bonar (b.1800 d.1874)
Tabitha Bonar (Hough)(b.1804 d.1880)
They had been married about fifty-three years when William died on July 23, 1830 in Brooke County, West Virginia.
The 1840 census revealed Jane was a widow and was living with her son, George. Household members: Jane Boner (70-79), George (30-39), one female (30-39), one female (20-29) and one male (under 5).
Jane lived to about age 85.
William Bonar was about twenty-six and Jane McCulloch was about fourteen when they married about 1777 in Ohio County, Virginia.
They made a settlement and raised ten children on land a mile east of Gorrell's plantation in Ohio County, VA. which later became Brooke County, West Virginia.
The 1810 census revealed they were living in Brooke County, Virginia. Household members: William Bonar (45 & over), Jane (45 & over), James (16-25), David & George (10-15), Greenbury (under 10), Rebecca, Elizabeth & Jane (16-25) and Tabitha (under 10).
The 1820 census revealed William was a farmer and they were living in Wellsburg, Brooke County, Virginia. Household members: William Bonar (45 & over), Jane (45 & over), David, George & Geenbury (16-25), one female (26-44), Tabitha (10-15) and one female (under 10).
The 1830 census revealed household members: William Bonar (70-79), Jane (50-59), two males (30-39), one female (30-39), two females (20-29) and two females (10-14).
Their known children:
Catherine Bonar (McIntire)(b.1782 d.1865)
Sarah Louise Bonar (Kirk)(b.1784 d.1835)
James Bonar (b.1786 d.1877)
Rebecca Bonar (Baird)(Brady)
Elizabeth Bonar (Bedwell)(b.1792 d.1870)
Jane Bonar (Keach)(Henderson)(b.1793d.1876)
David McCulloch Bonar (b.1796 d.1873)
George Bonar (b.1798 d.1882)
Greenbury Dorsey Bonar (b.1800 d.1874)
Tabitha Bonar (Hough)(b.1804 d.1880)
They had been married about fifty-three years when William died on July 23, 1830 in Brooke County, West Virginia.
The 1840 census revealed Jane was a widow and was living with her son, George. Household members: Jane Boner (70-79), George (30-39), one female (30-39), one female (20-29) and one male (under 5).
Jane lived to about age 85.
Jane was born about 1763 in Ohio County, Virginia which later became Brooke County, West Virginia. She was the daughter of George McCulloch (1728-1787) and Catherine VanMeter (1730-1766). She was about three years old when her mother died in 1766 and her father married Catherine Hedges (1748-1801) shortly thereafter.
William Bonar was about twenty-six and Jane McCulloch was about fourteen when they married about 1777 in Ohio County, Virginia.
They made a settlement and raised ten children on land a mile east of Gorrell's plantation in Ohio County, VA. which later became Brooke County, West Virginia.
The 1810 census revealed they were living in Brooke County, Virginia. Household members: William Bonar (45 & over), Jane (45 & over), James (16-25), David & George (10-15), Greenbury (under 10), Rebecca, Elizabeth & Jane (16-25) and Tabitha (under 10).
The 1820 census revealed William was a farmer and they were living in Wellsburg, Brooke County, Virginia. Household members: William Bonar (45 & over), Jane (45 & over), David, George & Geenbury (16-25), one female (26-44), Tabitha (10-15) and one female (under 10).
The 1830 census revealed household members: William Bonar (70-79), Jane (50-59), two males (30-39), one female (30-39), two females (20-29) and two females (10-14).
Their known children:
Catherine Bonar (McIntire)(b.1782 d.1865)
Sarah Louise Bonar (Kirk)(b.1784 d.1835)
James Bonar (b.1786 d.1877)
Rebecca Bonar (Baird)(Brady)
Elizabeth Bonar (Bedwell)(b.1792 d.1870)
Jane Bonar (Keach)(Henderson)(b.1793d.1876)
David McCulloch Bonar (b.1796 d.1873)
George Bonar (b.1798 d.1882)
Greenbury Dorsey Bonar (b.1800 d.1874)
Tabitha Bonar (Hough)(b.1804 d.1880)
They had been married about fifty-three years when William died on July 23, 1830 in Brooke County, West Virginia.
The 1840 census revealed Jane was a widow and was living with her son, George. Household members: Jane Boner (70-79), George (30-39), one female (30-39), one female (20-29) and one male (under 5).
Jane lived to about age 85.
William Bonar was about twenty-six and Jane McCulloch was about fourteen when they married about 1777 in Ohio County, Virginia.
They made a settlement and raised ten children on land a mile east of Gorrell's plantation in Ohio County, VA. which later became Brooke County, West Virginia.
The 1810 census revealed they were living in Brooke County, Virginia. Household members: William Bonar (45 & over), Jane (45 & over), James (16-25), David & George (10-15), Greenbury (under 10), Rebecca, Elizabeth & Jane (16-25) and Tabitha (under 10).
The 1820 census revealed William was a farmer and they were living in Wellsburg, Brooke County, Virginia. Household members: William Bonar (45 & over), Jane (45 & over), David, George & Geenbury (16-25), one female (26-44), Tabitha (10-15) and one female (under 10).
The 1830 census revealed household members: William Bonar (70-79), Jane (50-59), two males (30-39), one female (30-39), two females (20-29) and two females (10-14).
Their known children:
Catherine Bonar (McIntire)(b.1782 d.1865)
Sarah Louise Bonar (Kirk)(b.1784 d.1835)
James Bonar (b.1786 d.1877)
Rebecca Bonar (Baird)(Brady)
Elizabeth Bonar (Bedwell)(b.1792 d.1870)
Jane Bonar (Keach)(Henderson)(b.1793d.1876)
David McCulloch Bonar (b.1796 d.1873)
George Bonar (b.1798 d.1882)
Greenbury Dorsey Bonar (b.1800 d.1874)
Tabitha Bonar (Hough)(b.1804 d.1880)
They had been married about fifty-three years when William died on July 23, 1830 in Brooke County, West Virginia.
The 1840 census revealed Jane was a widow and was living with her son, George. Household members: Jane Boner (70-79), George (30-39), one female (30-39), one female (20-29) and one male (under 5).
Jane lived to about age 85.
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