KENTUCKY: A History of the State, Battle,Perrin & Kniffin, 4th ed., 1887
Garrard Co.

JOHN C. BONER is a son of William B. and Elizabeth (Cavins) Boner, and was
born March 5, 1825.  William B. Boner, a native of Fayette County, was in
early life a brick mason, but in 1835 removed to Garrard County, where he
became a successful farmer.  In 1808 he married Elizabeth, daughter of
Thomas Cavins, who bore him a family of six boys and four girls.  William
B. was first a Whig in politics, but afterward became a Democrat, and he
and his wife were Presbyterians.  John B.(sic) Boner, who was born near
Walnut Hill, Fayette County, moved to Garrard County with his parents in
1835, was reared a farmer, and is now owner of 300 acres of well cultivated
land.  He first married Miss Mary Kemper, and had born to him four sons:
William, T.K., John Quincy and Edgar S.  His second marriage was to Miss
Georgia Ann Raines, and to this union were born Mary F., Margaret E.,
Joseph C., Thomas Cavins, James Alfred, Oliver P. Morton, George Welsh and
Speed Fry.  In politics Mr. Boner was until the late war a Whig, but has
since been a Republican; he is also a member of the I.O.O.F.

Boner Cavins Kemper Raines
=
Fayette-KY

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