Hello, I have been on the line for sometime, I know we have new people, so I want to post my family again. Thanks!!! if you can help me. My BOND'S goes like this: William Bond b. 1802 birthplace Leeds, York married Charolotte Whitson Children John b. 1837, David b.1835, Joshua b. 18 ?? *Joseph b. 1843 Joseph's son William Bond b. 2-2-1867 d. 5-14-1942 married 6-21-1891 Anne Poole b. 11-3-1860 d. 1949 (12 children) my mother was one her name Mary Bond b. 10-23-1902 d. 3-30-1992 from Macclesfield, Cheshire, England Can anyone make a connection? This all I know. William Bond b. 2-2-1867 and Anne Poole b. 11-3-1860 were married at theSt. John Church in Macclesfield. Some old addresses were 76 Vincent St. and 60 Pickford all in Macclesfield. William was born 46 Paradise St. West Macckesfield. His father Joseph was a weaver and mother Harriet Houghton. Anne was born at 43 Nixon Yard, West Macclesfield My grandfather William was a clogger had his own business. He died at Pennington Lane, Gawsworth Road. The only thing I know is that the Bond family has been in Macclesfield since 1802. Where they came from I do not know. Phyllis(Scottie)

Hello, I have been on the line for sometime, I know we have new people, so I want to post my family again. Thanks!!! if you can help me. My BOND'S goes like this: William Bond b. 1802 birthplace Leeds, York married Charolotte Whitson Children John b. 1837, David b.1835, Joshua b. 18 ?? *Joseph b. 1843 Joseph's son William Bond b. 2-2-1867 d. 5-14-1942 married 6-21-1891 Anne Poole b. 11-3-1860 d. 1949 (12 children) my mother was one her name Mary Bond b. 10-23-1902 d. 3-30-1992 from Macclesfield, Cheshire, England Can anyone make a connection? This all I know. William Bond b. 2-2-1867 and Anne Poole b. 11-3-1860 were married at theSt. John Church in Macclesfield. Some old addresses were 76 Vincent St. and 60 Pickford all in Macclesfield. William was born 46 Paradise St. West Macckesfield. His father Joseph was a weaver and mother Harriet Houghton. Anne was born at 43 Nixon Yard, West Macclesfield My grandfather William was a clogger had his own business. He died at Pennington Lane, Gawsworth Road. The only thing I know is that the Bond family has been in Macclesfield since 1802. Where they came from I do not know. Phyllis(Scottie)

I have noticed several new people posting on the list, so thought I would again post my family. I am a descendent of Jonas Bond and Rose Wood(e). Jonas Bond was born 1560 in England and married Rose Wood(b. 1566). My line is as follows: Jonas Bond - Rose Wood Thomas Bond - Elizabeth William Bond - Sarah Biscoe Lieut Nathaniel Bond - Bethia Fuller John Bond - Ruth Whitney John Bond - Silence King Ezra Bond - Mercy Whitney Norman Bond - Eleanor Pingry Norman Bond is my gggrandfather. Is anyone else on the list also a descendant of any of these Bond's? Jayne Hill winger@gwtc.net

As long as you are welcoming new Bonds, can I put myself in the loop? I am descended from John Bond, who married Susannah Wade in Halifax County, VA in 1780. They moved to Washington, Co., KY maybe 1800. I have received, through new Internet cousins, a lot of information about John's descendants. I am descended through Mastin, Richard, Samuel, and Oscar, who was adopted out after his mother died giving birth to him and his deceased twin, and ended up with a German immigrant family in Chicago and a new name (William Pilz). I have a lot of information about Susannah Wade's family, since it was prominent in Halifax County, but NOTHING about John. The Wades seem to be intermarried at several points with a family named HAMPTON. Can anyone help me? There are a lot of John Bonds in VA in the 1700's. I think my John may have been related to a Wright Bond who lived in Halifax Co. VA at the same time. Wright appears to be descended from a Bond family in Cumberland County, VA. One of Wright's nephews, also named Wright (there are three altogether, the uncle and two nephews from different brothers) moved to Anderson Co., KY, which is adjacent to Washington Co., and also adjacent to Mercer Co., KY, which has a town called "Bondville" in it. The younger Wrights appear to have served in the Rev War. Ancestry.com mixes one of these up with the elder Wright, who is descended from William and Ann Bond of Cumberland County. The elder Wirght had an ordinary license in Halifax Co in the 1750's and the younger Wrights were born 1755 and 1759, so they can't be the same. Any information about John BOND married to Susannah WADE in Halifax Co. 1780, would be apprecuated! Thank you, Alice Pilz

I am researching a George W. Bonds B. Sept. 25, 1847 Kentucky His father was William Bonds from England according to his death cert. George married Amanda Jane Little about 1873. He later married Lena S. in California, he died in Alameda Co. CA May 17, 1928. Would appreciate any help with this family. Toni Smith-Cannon k-t.cannon@worldnet.att.net SJLTDL@aol.com wrote: > > I saved this page but I don't know if it connects with my line yet. All I > know so far is my father Joseph Bond was born 1925 in Franklin, Warren Co > Ohio. My grandfather Stephen Bond was born in Pleasant Hills, Ludlow Falls > area in Ohio. His mothers father could be John Heinz. The only other things I > have found out are a great-uncle named Charles and that the family originally > came from Kentucky. Is there any Bonds on the list from KY? Sandy Bond > Long

I have a James S Bonds born in Christian county Ky abt 1810 but that is all I have. Could these two Bonds tie together somehow? James is my brick wall so to speak thank you John G Bonds EVLSPIR1T@AOL.COM Bonds/Chrisman/Sparks/Tilton

am wondering,was this info from bond trunk obtained from a distant relative of the bonds from wise co va?if so,i tried to see this info while there,and could not persuade the person.anyway,i'm glad that it is now available.this info prettywell follows my knowledge.thanks to whomever delivered it for our benefit.its been a long time coming.wbond@cyberhighway.net FCOLBY@aol.com wrote: > > Welcome, William to the Bond List. It is interesting that some of the > descendants of William W. Bond, Amherst County went to Oklahoma. This is > great to connect to another cousin. I am posting this to the list since I now > find there are a lot more cousins on this list related to William W. Bond and > Margaret Davis than I thought. > > The following was found in an old Bond trunk. I can not take credit for this. > Paul Bowen sent this to me and it is hand written. I will type it as it > appears on the handwritten copy with no spelling corrected: > > Famely Record of old Bond Family > > Charles Bond Born Sept 11, 17911 > John Bond Born Aprile 15, 1796 > George Bond Born August 17, 1799 > Polley Bond Born November 28, 1801 > Betsey Bond Born February 17, 1883 > William Bond Born June 5, 1806 > Nancy Bond Born March 15, 1809 > Nancy Murphey Born June 18, 1829 > William L. D. Murphey Born Dec 19, 1830 > Susannah Bond Born December 19, 1830 > William J. Bond son of Charles Bond Born Aprile the 1 1818 > Anne Bond February the 14 182? > John H. Bond Born March the 6 1822 > George Bond son of Charles Born Aprile 26, 1824 > Charles Jr Bond Born November 23, 1826 > Sarah Bond daughter of William Bond Sept 8, 1834 > William W Bond Born January the 9 1838 > Charles Bond son of John Bond August 23, 1823 > Margret Bond February 3, 1825 > Nancy P Bond February 3 1829 > William R. Bond Born November 11 1828 > Sally H Bond August 23 1830 > Elisabeth Harris Born January the 1 1829 > Polly A Bond Born March the 2 1839 > William Bond senior Died January 7 1868 > Margret His wiff Died Sept the 11 1858 > William Bond Died November 11 1884 > Charles Bond & Rebecky Bevens was Maryed November 13, 1816 > John Bond and Rebecka Hensley Maryed March the 9th 1822 > Hugh Murphy and and Elisabeth Bond Maryed February 11, 1828 > Charles Haris and Poley Bond Maryed Aprile 8th 1820 > George Bond and Lucy Powers Maryed feb the 25 1830 > William Bond and Elisabeth Greear Maryed Nov the 10 1833 > > Paul is on this List and I am sure can give us more back ground on this old > paper that was found in a trunk. > > I have some more information to post and hope to exchange what we have. I > just found John H. Bond which I did not have as the child of Charles and > Rebecca. > > Mary Lou Meade Newman > Cincinnati, Ohio (Born in Scott County, Virginia.) > Desc. of William W. Bond; Charles Franklin Bond; George Washington Bond; > William Washington Bond; Charles Patton Bond; Thelma Bond (Meade) and Mary Lou > Meade (Newman)

Thank you for starting out 1999 with such a wonderful BOND list!! I have an uncle, William M. BOND, b. 1-5-1889, NY lived in CT also & died?...still researching those BONDs of mine! GGG Alyne(?) BOND born NY 1800's (?) d. (?) GG George S. BOND, b. 4-27-1827 Commack LI, NY d. Fairfield CT 1913 m. Mary Ellen HAMMAN BOND b. 5-16-1847 NY d. Los Angeles CA 1913 ....and others I will post later ... Happy New Year!! Alexis Jacques Camarillo, CA

I saved this page but I don't know if it connects with my line yet. All I know so far is my father Joseph Bond was born 1925 in Franklin, Warren Co Ohio. My grandfather Stephen Bond was born in Pleasant Hills, Ludlow Falls area in Ohio. His mothers father could be John Heinz. The only other things I have found out are a great-uncle named Charles and that the family originally came from Kentucky. Is there any Bonds on the list from KY? Sandy Bond Long

Does anyone know who this is? It is really "bugging" me because I can't find anything else about this couple. >From Washington County, Virginia; Deed Book 1; page 355: Sept 15, 1794 - William Bond & wife, Fanny to George Shelly (Shelby?) for $600 a track of 300 acres granted by commonwealth of Virginia on June 7, 1793 on waters Breaver Creek branch of Holston River ADJ: Richard.... Wit: Andrew Russell, John Craig, Edmond Lynch, Wm. Pitcher, Thomas Hammond Signed: William Bond, LS Fanny X Bond, LS This was before the William W. Bond b 1776 in Amherst County, Virginia came to Scott County, Virginia. Could there be any connection? Mary Lou in Cincinnati, Ohio des. of William W. Bond

For your information: The Bond Family Newsletter is published four times a year on a quarterly basis, January, April, July and October. this newsletter is published for all branches of the BOND family. This has to include all spellings; BOND, BONDS, BONDI, BONDE, and various other spellings from any of the nations of the world. Subscription fees for one year are $15.00. All correspondence and other materials should be sent to: BOND FAMILY NEWSLETTER P.O. BOX 34 FRANNIE, WYOMING 82423 Mary Lou in Cincinnati

William, I sent the information from the trunk on the Bonds. Paul Bowen is on the Bond List and may reply to this. If he doesn't I will send him an email and find out how he obtained the information. I do know that his Bond desc. came from Wise County, VA. I have lots of information on our Virginia Bonds. If you will let me know what you are researching, I will be happy to check my files. I have searched and searched for William W. Bond's (born 1776) parents or siblings but cannot come up with anything. I searched the Quaker Records from Amherst County and North Carolina. I thought he might be the son of a Charles Bond who moved to Georgia but his son, Billy, died before our William was born and so it goes!!! Please keep in touch. Would love to exchange information. Mary Lou in Cincinnati, Ohio fcolby@aol.com

Welcome, William to the Bond List. It is interesting that some of the descendants of William W. Bond, Amherst County went to Oklahoma. This is great to connect to another cousin. I am posting this to the list since I now find there are a lot more cousins on this list related to William W. Bond and Margaret Davis than I thought. The following was found in an old Bond trunk. I can not take credit for this. Paul Bowen sent this to me and it is hand written. I will type it as it appears on the handwritten copy with no spelling corrected: Famely Record of old Bond Family Charles Bond Born Sept 11, 17911 John Bond Born Aprile 15, 1796 George Bond Born August 17, 1799 Polley Bond Born November 28, 1801 Betsey Bond Born February 17, 1883 William Bond Born June 5, 1806 Nancy Bond Born March 15, 1809 Nancy Murphey Born June 18, 1829 William L. D. Murphey Born Dec 19, 1830 Susannah Bond Born December 19, 1830 William J. Bond son of Charles Bond Born Aprile the 1 1818 Anne Bond February the 14 182? John H. Bond Born March the 6 1822 George Bond son of Charles Born Aprile 26, 1824 Charles Jr Bond Born November 23, 1826 Sarah Bond daughter of William Bond Sept 8, 1834 William W Bond Born January the 9 1838 Charles Bond son of John Bond August 23, 1823 Margret Bond February 3, 1825 Nancy P Bond February 3 1829 William R. Bond Born November 11 1828 Sally H Bond August 23 1830 Elisabeth Harris Born January the 1 1829 Polly A Bond Born March the 2 1839 William Bond senior Died January 7 1868 Margret His wiff Died Sept the 11 1858 William Bond Died November 11 1884 Charles Bond & Rebecky Bevens was Maryed November 13, 1816 John Bond and Rebecka Hensley Maryed March the 9th 1822 Hugh Murphy and and Elisabeth Bond Maryed February 11, 1828 Charles Haris and Poley Bond Maryed Aprile 8th 1820 George Bond and Lucy Powers Maryed feb the 25 1830 William Bond and Elisabeth Greear Maryed Nov the 10 1833 Paul is on this List and I am sure can give us more back ground on this old paper that was found in a trunk. I have some more information to post and hope to exchange what we have. I just found John H. Bond which I did not have as the child of Charles and Rebecca. Mary Lou Meade Newman Cincinnati, Ohio (Born in Scott County, Virginia.) Desc. of William W. Bond; Charles Franklin Bond; George Washington Bond; William Washington Bond; Charles Patton Bond; Thelma Bond (Meade) and Mary Lou Meade (Newman)

OOOoops! And make sure when you reply to a message to DOUBLE CHECK who it's addressed to - it just might end up on the list by accident. (she said sheepishly) Jan At 07:16 PM 12/31/98 -0800, you wrote: >Thanks, > >Happy New Year to you, too. We still have 4 hours and 45 minutes to go out >here on the west coast. > >Jan > >At 09:02 PM 12/31/98 -0600, you wrote: >>Good words Jan! And Happy New Year. >>Bob >> >> >> > > >

Thanks, Happy New Year to you, too. We still have 4 hours and 45 minutes to go out here on the west coast. Jan At 09:02 PM 12/31/98 -0600, you wrote: >Good words Jan! And Happy New Year. >Bob > > >

as a beginner to this BOND-L,i would like to introduce my family to you,not that they are unknown to you,i have been seeing other entries of them.i am william bond,son of charles bond.we are okla family,developed from arkansas bonds who left their beloved va in civil war times because of their objection to slavery.the actual reason for removal is unknown to me.we have a jonathan henry bond,fathered by sylvester,son of charles and rebecca of western va.charles is son of william w bond,amherst co va.hope to make some connections with knowledgeable members of this family.as a beginning,it is a welcomed find to see all of the interest in our family name.thank you for the privilage to associate with this group.wbond@cyberhighway.net

Good words Jan! And Happy New Year. Bob

This was sent to another list I'm on, and I thought it worth passing along. For you who are veterans of email lists, this might be old information. But, for those of you who haven't been a Subscriber during previous holidays, let me give you a hint at what is about to happen. Starting very soon since Santa, among others, has delivered new computers, internet service, and genealogy gifts (software) to a host of new rooters! We will be having an influx of NEW subscribers to all the lists. This is GOOD! But while you will see new cousins, friends, and contacts coming on-line, joining email lists, posting surnames to databases, they will be asking all those questions you have seen posted over and over again. Unfortunate as it may be, new users mean we have to reinvent the wheel all over again! *Grin* Please welcome the "newbies" to our lists, have PATIENCE with them, help them and hopefully send them in the right direction. For a month or so (perhaps til the end of January) it will be helpful if we can refrain from using a lot of initials and abbreviations in our responses. For example, when discussing the FHC, lets all take a couple of seconds to type "Family History Center," and give an explanation of who, what, where, when. Please don't assume that EVERYONE knows what it is, or has one near them. I can't stress enough how important your patience and help is for the next month or two. Mistakes will be made, (like posting a message that is blank, or no subject line, or leaving entire digests in replies) and questions will be asked like "What is the FHC, what is the SSDI, what is, can you explain, where do I find, etc...Remember that these were once OUR errors and OUR questions. We were all new once, and many current subscribers are still learning, so let's continue the spirit of cooperation throughout the year. I feel certain that our list will not have rudeness or flip answers If you have a problem with an individual, please keep it OFF the list (either email the person privately, or contact me). This list is about helping each other. Let's be specific and clear in our responses to folks, and give a little extra in explanations. Also keep in mind that new subscribers may know nothing about computers, the internet, and genealogy, resulting in many extremely inexperienced researchers. I hope we do not have questions regarding computers, software, etc, but if one does pop up, please respond to these questions off list if at all possible. REMEMBER these new researchers may have file cabinets full of information regarding YOUR own family tree, so let's be as cordial, helpful and informative as we can be! You might also re-post your family lines towards the end of January for all of our "newbies" to see......just in case they connect. Good Luck!!!!!!!!! Jan Phillips littlerip@proaxis.com Listowner, BOND-L

Does that make the rest of us older than you!????? Catherine

Sandy, What are the roots of your BONDs ? NY/CT/where? Thanks, Alexis Jacques BOND/HAMMAN/STEVENSON