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Mr. Leon DeCastro Bonner, III, age 76, a resident of 211 Avalon Lane, Greenville, NC died Sunday July 14, 2013 at The Caroline House in Cary, NC.
Published: Monday, July 15th, 2013 @ 6:12 pm By: Announcements
Mr. Leon DeCastro Bonner, III, age 76, a resident of 211 Avalon Lane, Greenville, NC died Sunday July 14, 2013 at The Caroline House in Cary, NC.
 
On December 28, 1700, Lawson -- with a party of five Englishmen and various Indian guides picked up along the way -- set out on a brave journey through the wastes of Carolina.
On December 28, 1700, Lawson -- with a party of five Englishmen and various Indian guides picked up along the way -- set out on a brave journey through the wastes of Carolina.
 
Born in Washington, North Carolina, on May 16, 1891, Herbert Covington Bonner as the son of Macon and Hannah Bonner. Herbert attended the Graham School in Warrenton from 1906 until 1909.
Born in Washington, North Carolina, on May 16, 1891, Herbert Covington Bonner as the son of Macon and Hannah Bonner. Herbert attended the Graham School in Warrenton from 1906 until 1909.
 
The first settlers were French Protestants from Virginia. Among early inhabitants were John Lawson, surveyor general of the colony and author of the first history of Carolina (1709), and Christopher Gale, first chief justice of the colony.
The first settlers were French Protestants from Virginia. Among early inhabitants were John Lawson, surveyor general of the colony and author of the first history of Carolina (1709), and Christopher Gale, first chief justice of the colony.
 
"If you would understand anything," wrote Aristotle, "observe its beginning and its development." Without a solid grounding in the history of our state, North Carolinians cannot hope to chart the right course for the future.
"If you would understand anything," wrote Aristotle, "observe its beginning and its development." Without a solid grounding in the history of our state, North Carolinians cannot hope to chart the right course for the future.
 
Mrs. Annie Bonner Cobb, formerly of 148 Keyesville Road, Washington, died Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011, at Windsor House in Windsor.
Mrs. Annie Bonner Cobb, formerly of 148 Keyesville Road, Washington, died Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011, at Windsor House in Windsor.
 
Mrs. Annie Bonner Cobb, formerly of 148 Keyesville Road, Washington, died Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011, at Windsor House, Windsor.
Mrs. Annie Bonner Cobb, formerly of 148 Keyesville Road, Washington, died Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011, at Windsor House, Windsor.
 
This series will be of pictures and places, unused in other articles that just may have a short story to tell.
This series will be of pictures and places, unused in other articles that just may have a short story to tell.
 

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