Bonner, Thomas (Chowan) | MosaicNC

Biographical Description

Thomas Bonner (1744-1785) was a resident of Chowan County who served as a Colonel in the Chowan County Regiment of the North Carolina Militia from 1775 to 1779. A justice of the peace in Chowan, he served as a jury foreman in the indictment of some members of the Gourd Patch Conspiracy before the Edenton District Superior Court.

As Sender

Trial of Cuff, 25 July 1770, page 1

25 July 1770

Trial of Cuff, 25 July 1770

List of Civil and Military Officers Swearing the Oath of Allegiance to the State of North Carolina, circa 1777, page 1

1 January 1777 - 31 December 1777

List of Justices of the Peace Swearing the Oath of Allegiance to the State of North Carolina, circa 1777

As Recipient

Deposition of Charles Jordan, 16 August 1766, page 1

16 August 1766

Deposition of Charles Jordan, 16 August 1766

Claim from Henry Ormond for Annis, 21 July 1770, page 1

21 July 1770

Claim from Wyriot Ormond Jr. for Annis, Phillis, and Lucy, 21 July 1770

Named In

Indictment from the Edenton District Court against Daniel Leggett, 16 September 1777, page 1

16 September 1777

Indictment from the Edenton District Court against Daniel Leggett, 16 September 1777

Indictment from the Edenton District Court against William Tyler, 16 September 1777, page 1

16 September 1777

Indictment from the Edenton District Court against William Tyler, 16 September 1777

Indictment from the Edenton District Court against Absalom Leggett, 16 September 1777, page 1

16 September 1777

Indictment from the Edenton District Court against Absalom Leggett, 16 September 1777