Edward Bonell (abt. 1807 - 1852)

Born about 1807 in Longdon, Staffordshire, England

Ancestors

Husband of Elizabeth (Craddock) Bonell — married 4 Feb 1850 in Gentleshaw, Staffordshire, England

Descendants

Died 5 Mar 1852 at about age 45 in Gentleshaw, Longdon, Staffordshire, England

Biography

Edward was born about 1807. He was the son of John Bonell and Ann Bayley. He passed away in 1852.

Sources

• Bap 8.3.1807 Longdon

Parents: John Bonell Ann Bayley Married February 4 1850 Gentleshaw Edward Bonell full bach miller Gentleshaw John Bonell joiner Elizabeth Craddock full spins Gentleshaw Abel Craddock labourer Wit: Sarah Hitchener, Benjamin Craddock Died 5 March Gentleshaw, chronic hepatitis Buried 9.3.1852 aged 43, Gentleshaw1852/1 Lichfield 6b 208

Will: Bishops Court of Lichfield Edward Bonell d5.3.1852 Longdon, miller and joiner Executors - Elizabeth Bonell of Gentleshaw, widow, William Sutton, senior Gentleshaw, farmer, Effects under £100 Sworn 7.5.1852 To Elizabeth Bonell -all property, real and personal - that is to say the windmill, two fields called 'the over' and 'lower crofts' - 21/4 acres more or less, my dwelling house and gardens situate at Gentleshaw,with my furniture, good, chattels for her sole and for the term of her natural life use provided she does not marry again or cohabit with any other man - otherwise all is forfeited. In this case held in trust for children John Bonell and Jane Bonell. After the decease of Elizabeth, all to my son John Bonell - to pay Jane Bonell £150 over 3 years - 6 months first payment. If John Bonell died before Elizabeth then all to Jane Bonell after the decease of Elizabeth. If both dead property to be sold and proceeds divided between my brothers and sisters, then their issue. Signed 27 Feb 1852

Death duty registers 1852 Edward Bonell Longdon executor Elizabeth Bonell Gentleshaw