BONNER

Meaning of BONNER in English

Variant: or Bon · er

Pronunciation: ' bä-n ə r

Function: biographical name

Edmund ca 1500-1569 Eng. prelate

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BONNER — or Boner biographical name Edmund circa 1500-1569 English prelate
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BONER — see Bonner
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