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I thought that the early grave stones were removed or missing? Didn't Howard's book mention a Bonham stone in the foundation of a building, exposed only by falling plaster. I to dot not recall any other grave information in the books I have seen. I am interested in the first 2 Bonhams mentioned. Rutgers Library has several Bonham books (Hazie and Smith?). Howards book can be found at the NJ library in Trenton (not the Archives). Also, there is a small section called Bonhamton near the Edison area that is made of brick. I believe (but do not know for sure) that Nicholas may have selected the area to make bricks. I would like confirmation if anyone can give it.
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