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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Gerald Francis Bonnington: Birth: 3 APR 1893 in Washington. Death: 21 NOV 1983 in Walnut Creek, CA

  2. Rohilla Bonnington: Birth: 7 JUN 1895 in Tacoma, WA. Death: 9 SEP 1965 in San Joaquin, CA

  3. Francis Leonard Bonnington: Birth: 16 AUG 1898 in California. Death: 15 APR 1983 in Milpitas, CA

  4. Donald Edward Bonnington: Birth: 6 DEC 1901 in California. Death: 13 NOV 1958 in El Dorado, CA

  5. Leonard Charles Bonnington: Birth: 9 DEC 1903 in California. Death: SEP 1975 in 95463 (California)

  6. Desmond Nikolas Bonnington: Birth: 12 JUL 1906 in California. Death: 15 NOV 1997 in Carmel, CA


Sources
1. Title:   Bonnington-Coyne Descendant Report
Page:   1a
Author:   Desmond N. Bonnington
Publication:   Bonnington Family Picnic, Sept. 17, 1988, Corralitos, CA, O'Neill Ranch
2. Title:   Official Publication of the Progressive Party of the International Typographical Union
3. Title:   1900 Census, San Francisco, CA
Page:   SD 1, ED 19, Sheet B8
4. Title:   1910 Census, Alameda Co, California, Alameda Township
Page:   ED 2, Sheet 13B
5. Title:   1920 Census, Alameda Co., California, Oakland
Page:   SD: 5; ED: 142; Sheet 16A; p. 61
6. Title:   Tacoma City Directory 1892
Page:   p 164
Author:   R.L. Polk & Co
7. Title:   Tacoma City Directory 1892
Page:   p 174
Author:   R.L. Polk & Co
8. Title:   Butte City DIrectory 1893
Page:   p 130
Author:   R.L. Polk & Co
9. Title:   Tacoma City Directory 1900
Page:   p. 127 (262)
Author:   R.L. Polk & Co
10. Title:   The Daily Ledger
Page:   p 5
Publication:   July 27, 1892

Notes
a. Note:   Biography per Desmond Bonnington, letter to Valmae Goodwin dtd. Dec. 19, 1986:
  " ... my father ... was an expert printer and linotype operator/machinist. While not officially a member of the Socialist party he had leanings that way. He was highly respected by the employing printers and newspaper publishers for his integrity even though he was tough to deal with when he represented the typographical union. When I worked at the trade I was told of his many virtues by employers in San Francisco. How much formal education he had I never knew, but he was an above-average speaker and a superb writer."
  per Desmond Bonnington, letter to Valmae Goodwin dtd. Nov. 22, 1986:
  "My father, mother and Uncle Gerald were all printers. My brother Len and I were also printers. ... My father was an organizer for the International Typographical Union and later president of San Francisco Local union. I was first vice president of that local when I dropped out of line to go to law school, and was admitted to practice in 1939. Uncle Gerald was president of Oakland Typo Union."

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