Gregg Bonner's
Special Topics
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About
Gregg Bonner |
This webpage describes Gregg Bonner's academic history, particularly with respect to mtDNA research and molecular evolution. Also included on this page is a description of how Gregg came to be involved in genealogical research in general.
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Bedford County, Tennessee
1812 Tax List |
When lists are arranged alphabetically it is easier for one to find particular persons, however the lists suffer from a reduction in information compared to what was originally present. This list is arranged as close as I could make it to the original entry order, which, in so doing, maximizes the probability that proximity effects and other informative details are preserved. I believe it is the only free, online representation of its type. It also includes some best guesses for names, and some notes added by me as I have time to enter them. Any highlighted person I believe to be my ancestor. |
Nancy Temple
mother of Bonner |
Information about the relationship between one Nancy Temple and the Bonner family, taken from Petersburg City Chancery Records (1837). |
| Jones kids |
A census analysis of the birthplaces of the Children of Hardy JONES, Sr. |
| Tennessee Williams |
A compilation of all the census records for the surname Williams in the Tennessee counties of Bedford, Rutherford, and Williamson for the 1810, 1820, 1830, and 1840 census. |
| Books We Own |
A partial listing of the holdings in Gregg Bonner's Genealogy Library |
| FF Generations |
Examination of how many generation out an autosomal DNA test can see |
| Natality |
Mother's age at time of live childbirth by single year (more or less), USA, 1997-2000, 2002 |
| Corrections |
Some information regarding the method of getting Gregg to correct erroneous information he has posted |
| Gregg's DNA webpages |
A recapitulation of Gregg's Y-chromosome proxy data, mtDNA data, and DNA analyses for projects where he is not the Surname Project's Group Administrator |
| My Revolutionary War Patriots |
A listing of the ancestors of Gregg Bonner who were Revolutionary War Patriots, and their particulars (where known), including duration of service, pension applications related to said service, etc. |
| Shaving cream |
My thoughts on the use of shaving cream for reading tombstone inscriptions |
| Cottle Letters |
My transcription of Civil War correspondence between John C. Cottle, and his wife, Narcissus Cassandra (Parker) Cottle |
| Apperson-Chaney Letter |
My transcription of a (circa 1925) letter from Jefferson "Jeffie" Davis Tennessee (Apperson) Chaney to her daughter Olive "Ollie" A. (Chaney) Yowell |
| Lafayette Quadrangle |
Land of Hardy Jones, Jr., Abner Jones, and James Jones, showing close proximity to each other, near present-day Rollins, Alabama |
| Privacy Policy |
A brief treatise on how Gregg deals with information relating to person(s) who are still living, or who may still be living |
| Smotherman Reunion 2007 |
Pictures from the 2007 Smotherman Reunion |
| Guestbook Archives 2000 |
The messages left in Gregg's guestbook for the year 2000 |
| Guestbook Archives 2001 |
The messages left in Gregg's guestbook for the year 2001 |
| Guestbook Archives 2002 |
The messages left in Gregg's guestbook for the year 2002 |
| Guestbook Archives 2003 |
The messages left in Gregg's guestbook for the year 2003 |
| Guestbook Archives 2004 |
The messages left in Gregg's guestbook for the year 2004 |
| Guestbook Archives 2005 |
The messages left in Gregg's guestbook for the year 2005 |
| Guestbook Archives 2006 |
The messages left in Gregg's guestbook for the year 2006 |
| Guestbook Archives 2007 |
The messages left in Gregg's guestbook for the year 2007 |
| Guestbook Archives 2008 |
The messages left in Gregg's guestbook for the year 2008 |
Guestbook Archives
(2009-2011) |
The messages left in Gregg's guestbook for the years 2009-2011 (inclusive)
Due to spamming and related unpleasantness, this archive file represents the final entries into Gregg Bonner's Guestbook. At one time I would get multiple messages per day, but the addition of counter-spam techniques added barriers to participation by those with bona fide good intent. As a result, it took 3 years to get the entries you see in this file. After more than ten years the spammers finally caused enough problems that the guestbook was a net liability. Congratulations for ruining my guestbook, spammers! I am sure you made tons of money sending out spam e-mails for fake "\/1agra", right? Imagine how much more money you would have made had you directed your efforts to something, you know, worthwhile. In the future, please have the courtesy of being less stupid.
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Last update: 06 January 2013
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