When the 1930 Census was taken, Bonnie resided in her father's home at Fayetteville in Cumberland County, North Carolina. She was married, although her husband was not listed. Her married surname was Driver.
At the time of her death December 30, 1996, Bonnie's last name was Tucker, indicating she had remarried, whether due to her spouse's death or as a result of a divorce is not known. In 1979, family court papers involving a land suit against the city of Fayetteville, listed her surname as Tucker. Her husband's first name was not mentioned, even though her sibling's spouses were specified.
This writer does not know the given name of Bonnie Crawley's first husband, however, FAG contributor, Susan Grills, has kindly advised Bonnie's second husband was Ronald Edgar Tucker. Susan also provided Bonnie's burial site location beside her husband, Ronald, and their shared grave marker photograph.
At the time of her death December 30, 1996, Bonnie's last name was Tucker, indicating she had remarried, whether due to her spouse's death or as a result of a divorce is not known. In 1979, family court papers involving a land suit against the city of Fayetteville, listed her surname as Tucker. Her husband's first name was not mentioned, even though her sibling's spouses were specified.
This writer does not know the given name of Bonnie Crawley's first husband, however, FAG contributor, Susan Grills, has kindly advised Bonnie's second husband was Ronald Edgar Tucker. Susan also provided Bonnie's burial site location beside her husband, Ronald, and their shared grave marker photograph.
When the 1930 Census was taken, Bonnie resided in her father's home at Fayetteville in Cumberland County, North Carolina. She was married, although her husband was not listed. Her married surname was Driver.
At the time of her death December 30, 1996, Bonnie's last name was Tucker, indicating she had remarried, whether due to her spouse's death or as a result of a divorce is not known. In 1979, family court papers involving a land suit against the city of Fayetteville, listed her surname as Tucker. Her husband's first name was not mentioned, even though her sibling's spouses were specified.
This writer does not know the given name of Bonnie Crawley's first husband, however, FAG contributor, Susan Grills, has kindly advised Bonnie's second husband was Ronald Edgar Tucker. Susan also provided Bonnie's burial site location beside her husband, Ronald, and their shared grave marker photograph.
At the time of her death December 30, 1996, Bonnie's last name was Tucker, indicating she had remarried, whether due to her spouse's death or as a result of a divorce is not known. In 1979, family court papers involving a land suit against the city of Fayetteville, listed her surname as Tucker. Her husband's first name was not mentioned, even though her sibling's spouses were specified.
This writer does not know the given name of Bonnie Crawley's first husband, however, FAG contributor, Susan Grills, has kindly advised Bonnie's second husband was Ronald Edgar Tucker. Susan also provided Bonnie's burial site location beside her husband, Ronald, and their shared grave marker photograph.
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