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David Bonecutter

Birth	:	7 Apr 1831 Shelby County, Illinois, USA
Death	:	16 May 1912 Lebanon, Smith County, Kansas, USA
Burial	:	Sweet Home Cemetery, Lebanon, Smith County, USA
Coordinate	:	39.7854830, -98.5465380
Description	:	After a little more than a year of lingering illness from cancer of the mouth, David Bonecutter passed away at his home in this city last Thursday morning, May 16th 1912, aged 81 years, 1 month and 10 days. It was a little over a year ago, deceased began the battle for his life against what appeared to be a mere pimple on the inside of his upper lip. Weeks and months of the most scientific treatment at a Lincoln, Nebraska hospital failed to check it’s development into a most malignant cancer, that slowly but surely sapped his life away. Thus... Read More	After a little more than a year of lingering illness from cancer of the mouth, David Bonecutter passed away at his home in this city last Thursday morning, May 16th 1912, aged 81 years, 1 month and 10 days. It was a little over a year ago, deceased began the battle for his life against what appeared to be a mere pimple on the inside of his upper lip. Weeks and months of the most scientific treatment at a Lincoln, Nebraska hospital failed to check it’s development into a most malignant cancer, that slowly but surely sapped his life away. Thus do we note again the passing of one of the very best citizens of this part of the county. A pioneer settler of the homestead days who has lived in this township nearly thirty five years. His aged wife, four sons and three daughters survive him. The sons are G. Dee of Choteau, Oklahoma, Isaac the merchant at Dentonia, Kansas, James H., of this city, and Oscar the youngest, Rock Island operator and depot agent at Holton, Kansas, and James H., of this city. The daughters are Mrs. Geo. Mace of Osceola, Nebraska. Mrs. Lillie Keith of Dexter, Iowa and Mrs. Martha Prickett of Denver. Children were all with him during his last days and up to the hour of death, except G. D. of Choteau, who was called home a few days before his death on account of serious illness of his wife. During his long residence here, since the spring of 1879, few men have been held in higher esteem by all his neighbors and none there are whose excellent precept and example—whose influence for good in his upright daily life will be keenly felt in the community where he has lived so long and loved so well by all who knew him. David Bonecutter was born in Ohio in 1831. Married to Miss Nancy Kennedy, who survives him in 1853. Moved to Iowa in 1859 and thence to Smith county in 1879. The funeral was conducted from the Christian church Sunday, at 2 p. m. by Percy R. Atkins. Interment at Home Sweet Home cemetery. Deceased was an active and faithful member of the Christian church for many years. Another grand old pioneer has passed from among us. Peace to his memory; kind words, sympathy and benevolence for the widowed mother left to mourn. (Lebanon Times, Lebanon, Kansas, May 23, 1912)

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Where is David Bonecutter's memorial?
David Bonecutter's memorial is located at: Sweet Home Cemetery, Lebanon, Smith County, USA.
When did David Bonecutter death?
David Bonecutter death on 16 May 1912 in Lebanon, Smith County, Kansas, USA
Where are the coordinates of the David Bonecutter's memorial?
Latitude: 39.7854830
Longitude: -98.5465380

Family Members:

Spouse

Nancy Ann Kennedy Bonecutter

(1834 - 1924)

Children

George Dee Bonecutter

(1856 - 1928)

Robert Lincoln Bonecutter

(1860 - 1903)

James Hamlin “Lem” Bonecutter

(1860 - 1941)

Laura E. Bonecutter Adams

(1873 - 1894)

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