BONHAM Family History
January 2010
Contents
- Part I - 1st Generation: George Bonham1 (-1704)
• and 2nd Generation: Nicholas Hekekiah Bonham2 (~1631-1683) - Part II - 3rd Generation: Hezekiah Bonham (Sr.)3 (1667-1738)
- Part III - 4th Generation: Amariah Bonham4 (~1709-1803)
- Part IV - 5th Generation: Jacob Bonham5 (~1743-1782)
- Part V - 6th Generation: Ruhama (Bonham) Kester6 (~1764-1846)
Jacob BONHAM5 (~1743-1782)
11525. Jacob Bonham5 was born about 1743 in Ohio County, West Virginia. He moved to Ohio County in northern West Virginia and married Mary and raised a family of seven children:
| 115251. | Ruhama Bonham6 | (1764) | 20 Oct 1846 | (82) |
| 115252. | Mary Bonham | (1767) | -- | -- |
| 115253. | Sarah Bonham | (1769) | -- | -- |
| 115254. | Landon Bonham | (1772) | -- | -- |
| 115255. | John Bonham | (1772) | -- | -- |
| 115256. | Amariah Bonham | 21 Apr 1773 | 10 Jul 1820 | (47) |
| 115257. | Patience Bonham | (1777) | -- | -- |
Sandusky
Sandusky may refer to Sandusky Township in Crawford County, Sandusky in Erie County, or Sandusky County.The Bonham family moved to Bourbon County, Kentucky, near Lexington, by the early 1770's and later moved north into Ohio at Sandusky.
Jacob Bonham died in Sandusky on June 9, 1782. He was about 39 years old.
His widow Mary Bonham died before 1779.
