Dixon Hill L. Bonner
Full Name: Dixon Hill L. Bonner
Birth date: April 8, 1842
Death date: February 18, 1920
Birth date: April 8, 1842
Death date: February 18, 1920
Terms of Service
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House,
32nd
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(2)
(3)
Legislature
1/10/1911 - 9/14/1911
Democrat
(2) OMEN, TEXAS. "In April 1879 Dixon H. L. Bonner petitioned the United States Post Office Department to renew the local branch. Upon approval, Bonner became the postmaster and called the post office Old Canton." Handbook of Texas Online .
(3) Bonner resigned 9/14/1911. Members of the Texas Congress 1836-1845; Members of the Texas Legislature 1846-2004 2005.
Biographical Notes and Resources
Photographs
- Photograph. D.H.L. Bonner, State Preservation Board
Other Resources
- Census of 1910 - Dixon H.L. Bonner, Smith County, age 69, born circa 1841 in Alabama, farmer, spouse Texas A. Bonner.
United States Headstone Applications for U.S. Military Veterans, 1925-1949 - D.H.L. Bonner, Drummer, 14th C.S.A. Texas Infantry, date of death 3/8/1919, application date 6/28/1939. FamilySearch . Census 1910 Headstone Application - D.H.L. Bonner, birth date 4/8/1842 in Alabama, death date 2/18/1920 in Omen, Smith County, farmer, father Becom Bonner, mother Rebecca Wilson, burial in Elkins Cemetery, undertaker from Arp, Texas. FamilySearch Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 .
- Confederate States Army, Drummer, Company E, 14th Texas Infantry. Military grave marker, D.H.L. Bonner, death date 3/8/1919, burial in Elkins Cemetery, Omen, Smith County. Find a Grave .
- Confederate States Army, Company E, 14th Texas Infantry. Biographical sketch, pp. 259-260. Born 1849, father Beckham Bonner, mother Rebecca Bonner (nee Wilson), first marriage to Miss Susie Neal (died 1874), second marriage to Miss Texas Talley of Alabama. Texans Who Wore the Gray 1907.
- Confederate Pension application, D.H.L. Bonner, Arp, Smith County, Texas, Company E, 14th Texas Infantry, Randall's Brigade. East Texas Genealogical Society. Smith County, TXGenWeb Project .