Also known as Jack Bonner.
He was known to the family as Uncle Jake. A mail letter carrier in Pierce County, Eatonville area in 1910 along with his nephew Louis. They delivered mail in horse drawn wagons, as in the photo.
His sister Alice & husband Sam Haudenschild, immigrated to British Columbia Canada in the summer of 1910.
Jake (Jack) & Louis followed living in Atlin in 1911. In 1921 the Canada census listed him as Jack Bonner, farmer, living with Alice, Sam & Louis.
Alice, died in 1939 and for awhile he stayed and farmed with his brother-in-law. He left after a time for Vancouver, BC, where he died and was buried as Jack Bonner.
Uncle Jake (Jack) never married.
He was known to the family as Uncle Jake. A mail letter carrier in Pierce County, Eatonville area in 1910 along with his nephew Louis. They delivered mail in horse drawn wagons, as in the photo.
His sister Alice & husband Sam Haudenschild, immigrated to British Columbia Canada in the summer of 1910.
Jake (Jack) & Louis followed living in Atlin in 1911. In 1921 the Canada census listed him as Jack Bonner, farmer, living with Alice, Sam & Louis.
Alice, died in 1939 and for awhile he stayed and farmed with his brother-in-law. He left after a time for Vancouver, BC, where he died and was buried as Jack Bonner.
Uncle Jake (Jack) never married.
Also known as Jack Bonner.
He was known to the family as Uncle Jake. A mail letter carrier in Pierce County, Eatonville area in 1910 along with his nephew Louis. They delivered mail in horse drawn wagons, as in the photo.
His sister Alice & husband Sam Haudenschild, immigrated to British Columbia Canada in the summer of 1910.
Jake (Jack) & Louis followed living in Atlin in 1911. In 1921 the Canada census listed him as Jack Bonner, farmer, living with Alice, Sam & Louis.
Alice, died in 1939 and for awhile he stayed and farmed with his brother-in-law. He left after a time for Vancouver, BC, where he died and was buried as Jack Bonner.
Uncle Jake (Jack) never married.
He was known to the family as Uncle Jake. A mail letter carrier in Pierce County, Eatonville area in 1910 along with his nephew Louis. They delivered mail in horse drawn wagons, as in the photo.
His sister Alice & husband Sam Haudenschild, immigrated to British Columbia Canada in the summer of 1910.
Jake (Jack) & Louis followed living in Atlin in 1911. In 1921 the Canada census listed him as Jack Bonner, farmer, living with Alice, Sam & Louis.
Alice, died in 1939 and for awhile he stayed and farmed with his brother-in-law. He left after a time for Vancouver, BC, where he died and was buried as Jack Bonner.
Uncle Jake (Jack) never married.
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DOI 05-Apr-1947
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