Good morning all, Speaking of movies, I have always wondered if Ward Bond was part of our families or if it was a screen name only. Anyone remember him? Judy in KY

CackyCline@aol.com wrote: > > I have a Willian W Bond m Catherine Chapman and their son is William Whiston > Bond.... any use to you? Williamson Co TN late 1700-early 1800's > > catherine Catherine: I am researching my gg grandparents, William H. Trimble, who married a Catherine W. Bond on May 30, 1844, in Williamson County, TN. They had several children, including twins, Susan and William, and my great grandmother, Lillian, before moving to Missouri. I have a lot of information on the Trimbles, but none on the Bonds. Do you have any information on Catherine W. Bond...who her parents were, any brothers & sisters, etc. My records show Catherine was born about 1819 in Tennessee. Not a whole lot to go on. Any information you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Bev

-----Original Message----- From: Alexis <Alexisj@gte.net> To: Jack & JoAnn Kester <kester@saber.udayton.edu> Date: Thursday, October 22, 1998 7:00 PM Subject: Re: Russell Bond Family >Re: W. Claude BOND > >My Cousin Clara FLEGLER BOND, b. approx. 1886, m. Edward Floyd Bond,(son of >George S. BOND, my great-grandfather and Mary Ellen HANMAN, my >gr-grandmother), married a second time to a W. Claude BOND who was an >engineer for the Santa Fe RR, etc....they met at the Presb. church in L.A., >104th & Vermont St., I believe. > >I have been trying to trace my BOND family and just last week talked to >Clarence Bond, son of Edward & Clara, & a 2nd cousin to me, and he is the >one who gave me the information on his mother's remarriage to another BOND. >Many of my BOND relatives are located at the Inglewood Park Cemetery and >other BOND(s) are at the Pomona cemetery...which I plan on visiting in the >next month or so. (Many are also buried in CT., & N.Y.) > >I think there is a connection here, and will gladly look up any 'relatives' >at the cemetery you might have an interest in. Let me know. > >Sincerely, > >Alexis Jacques > >

Hi Teresa. Yes, we will take any and all info you have in addition to that sent. Russell Bond is my 4th GGfather also. Heard on CBS news tonight that the most famous line in all movie history was, "Bond, James Bond." (Probably no kin to us!) Bob ---------- > From: Tomcroni@aol.com > To: BOND-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Russell Bond Family > Date: Thursday, October 22, 1998 12:33 PM > > Hi, > Russell Bond was the brother of my 4th GGfather, Elisha Bond. The records I > have were found at the family history center at the LDS church. Russell was > married twice. First to Lydia Nelson b. abt 1815. > children of Russell and Lydia are: > > Wilkins Bond b. 1841 > Martin Bond b. 1843 > Nellie Bond b. 1845 > Mary Ann Bond b. 1847 > Preston Bond b. 1849 > Lydia Bond b.1851 > John Bond b.1853 > Delpha Amelia Bond b.1855 > Keziah Bond Bond b. 1857 > Russell's second wife was Mary Jane Garner but I have know further info on her > or their children. Hope this helps. Always nice to hear from a new cuz. > My mother was a Bond. I have more info on our GGfathers if you need it. > Teresa Cronin >

I've been really intrigued by these latest postings. How many W. W. Bond folks are there? I have quite a few in my family. Sometimes I know the middle name and other times not. I have a Whitfield W., a William W., and I've come across some of these other W. W.'s. I wonder what the story behind all the W. W.'s is? Any thoughts? Genie Holt

Teresa, Thank you Teresa for all the new names you have provided to me. Much appreciated. First off, let me tell you I am not a direct descendant of the Bonds I guess I can call myself "shirttail relations"(whatever that means) of the Bonds in my database. I hope you don't decide to kick me out of your web group. <smile> Here is the information that I have on the Bonds: John Luther Bond 14 Dec 1853 Knightstown, Henry, IN died 22 Dec 1931 Los Angeles, Orange, CA Married 14 Sept 1875 Dublin, Wayne, IN Sarah Suphronia "Phronia" Alger 10 Feb 1860 Trenton, Grundy, MO died 7 June 1939 Los Angeles, Orange, CA (I found his parents' names on his death certificate Children: 1. Clyde L. 12 Mar 1877 Carthage, Rush, IN died 21 June 1955 Los Angeles, Orange, CA married ca 1904 1. Agnes ? 1863-1904 1 child Lawremce Dec 1904-11 Oct 1936 Los Angeles (He was crushed to death in an industrial accident) married ca 1920 2. ? ?- 1922 no children 2nd child of John Luther & "Phronia" Bond Wilson Claude Bond 10 Mar 1879 Carthage, Rush, IN death date unknown (was still alive in 1965) married Mar 1901 2 daughters 1. Grace Bond ? - ? born in San Bernardino, CA member of LDS church in San Bernardino, CA married 3 times: Kenneth Aldridge, John Schaub (ca1930), James J. Armstead 2. Arline Bond 1 Mar 1911-30 May 1995 CA married Apr 1939 ? Drake W. Claude Bond worked as an Engineer for Santa Fe Railroad for 48 yrs. His run was between Los Angeles and San Bernardino, CA He retired 7 Sept 1948 at 69 yrs. He was known to still be alive in 1965 If you are still interested, I will tell you how I am related to the Bonds. Till then. Jo Kester -----Original Message----- From: Tomcroni@aol.com <Tomcroni@aol.com> To: BOND-L@rootsweb.com <BOND-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, October 22, 1998 1:34 PM Subject: Re: Russell Bond Family >Hi, >Russell Bond was the brother of my 4th GGfather, Elisha Bond. The records I >have were found at the family history center at the LDS church. Russell was >married twice. First to Lydia Nelson b. abt 1815. >children of Russell and Lydia are: > >Wilkins Bond b. 1841 >Martin Bond b. 1843 >Nellie Bond b. 1845 >Mary Ann Bond b. 1847 >Preston Bond b. 1849 >Lydia Bond b.1851 >John Bond b.1853 >Delpha Amelia Bond b.1855 >Keziah Bond Bond b. 1857 >Russell's second wife was Mary Jane Garner but I have know further info on her >or their children. Hope this helps. Always nice to hear from a new cuz. >My mother was a Bond. I have more info on our GGfathers if you need it. >Teresa Cronin > >

-----Original Message----- From: FCOLBY@aol.com <FCOLBY@aol.com> To: BOND-L@rootsweb.com <BOND-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, October 22, 1998 8:09 AM Subject: Bond Book >Does anyone out there know where I can buy the book entitled "Bond Family >History" by L. D. Bond? > >Thanks in advance, >Mary Lou >FColby@aol.com > Mary Lou, You need to call LD Bond 316-651-0204 Cost $30.00 His address is 143 South Oakwood, Witchita, Kanasas 67218 I was disappointed with the book. It is very hard to follow and alot of mistakes and ALOT of information is not even in there. Susan

Hello Susan, What kind of errors did you find in the book? I have a copy and would like to know. I am sure you have a lot more information on the Bond family than I have. I don't want to give out any incorrect information. A lot of my Bond family was not in the book but I assumed it was because no one gave L. D. Bond the information. Maybe he didn't ask the right person. I am descended from Isaac Shafter Bond and his father was William Bond. Which family is your direct line. I am always glad to make contact with Bond cousins. Thank you. Diana Harrell Mark K Lundy wrote: > -----Original Message----- > From: FCOLBY@aol.com <FCOLBY@aol.com> > To: BOND-L@rootsweb.com <BOND-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Thursday, October 22, 1998 8:09 AM > Subject: Bond Book > > >Does anyone out there know where I can buy the book entitled "Bond Family > >History" by L. D. Bond? > > > >Thanks in advance, > >Mary Lou > >FColby@aol.com > > > > Mary Lou, > You need to call LD Bond > 316-651-0204 > Cost $30.00 > His address is > 143 South Oakwood, Witchita, Kanasas 67218 > > I was disappointed with the book. It is very hard to follow and alot of > mistakes and ALOT of information is not even in there. > Susan

I have a Willian W Bond m Catherine Chapman and their son is William Whiston Bond.... any use to you? Williamson Co TN late 1700-early 1800's catherine

Thanks for the information on the Bond Family Book by L. D. Bond. I called him today and he has 20 books left. I ordered one. My sister-in-law sent me the following notice from The Carroll County, Virginia Genealogy Club: Bond Family by L. D. Bond has just been completed. The book contains 306 pages and over 100 photographs of 2415 descendants of Edward Bond, (born circa 1650), along with the spouses, parents and children; it covers the years from 1650 to the present day. The ancestors of many of the Bond descendants who now reside in Virginia, Oklahoma, Arkansas, New Mexico and Missouri are included. The book is 8 1/2 by 11 with hard cover and includes a table of contents and index. In addition to individuals' names, date and place of the birth, marriage, death and burial, it contains biographical information of many families with stories which have been handed down, extracts from old journals, letters and sketches submitted by family members. The book may be seen at the Carroll County Genealogy Club or at the Carroll County Museum. For more information on purchasing the book contact the author L. D. Bond, 143 South Oakwood, Wichita, Kansas 67218 or call 316-651-0204. Some people who have the book ready are disappointed and have found some mistakes. I can't judge because I don't have mine yet but will let you know. I can't let any information out there on the Bond Family pass me by. I am always looking for the connection to William W. Bond and Margaret Davis. Don't think this book is my connection but can't resist. Maybe the above notice will help a lot of you make up your mind. The book is $30.00. Mary Lou in Cincinnati

Thanks, Susan, I called L.D. Bond on the phone before I received your email and ordered the book. Any port in a storm. I asked him over the phone about William Wellington Bond and I know for sure he isn't in there but I keep hoping one of these days to make a connect to one of these Bonds from England so I guess Edward is as good a place as any to start!! Don't you love my reasoning???? Have a great day!!! Mary Lou FColby@aol.com

Hi, Russell Bond was the brother of my 4th GGfather, Elisha Bond. The records I have were found at the family history center at the LDS church. Russell was married twice. First to Lydia Nelson b. abt 1815. children of Russell and Lydia are: Wilkins Bond b. 1841 Martin Bond b. 1843 Nellie Bond b. 1845 Mary Ann Bond b. 1847 Preston Bond b. 1849 Lydia Bond b.1851 John Bond b.1853 Delpha Amelia Bond b.1855 Keziah Bond Bond b. 1857 Russell's second wife was Mary Jane Garner but I have know further info on her or their children. Hope this helps. Always nice to hear from a new cuz. My mother was a Bond. I have more info on our GGfathers if you need it. Teresa Cronin

Does anyone out there know where I can buy the book entitled "Bond Family History" by L. D. Bond? Thanks in advance, Mary Lou FColby@aol.com

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Bond cousins, My great grandparents are John C. Lott, b. Nov 11, 1837, and NELLIE BOND , b. Dec. 11, 1842 in Stone Co., Ms. Nellie's father was RUSSELL BOND, b. 1815 in Pike Co., Ms. I need the spouse and children of Russell. The children of John Lott and Nellie Bond are: Nancy, b. 1860 All children born in Pearl River Co., Ms. Elizabeth J., b. Ap 27, 1862 m. Louis Porter Davis Eliza Ellen, b. Nov. 25, 1865, m. Randolph Batson Lydia D. b. Feb 16, 1868, m. Andrew J. Ladner Kizzie Armenda, b. Ap 28, 1870, m. Sethaniah Smith (my grandparents Delisa, b. 1875, m. John J. Taylor Tilitha Alice, b. May 14, 1875, m. Nathan Willis Watts Mary Jane, b. 1877, d. infant John Russell, b. Aug 23, 1879, m. to Susan B. Davis Ida Rosella, b. Aug 19, 1881, m. James Batson Robert Absolum, b. Jan 29, 1884, m. Angela Lee Thanks for any help you can give. Robert (Bob) L. Smith Professor in School of Christian Studies Howard Payne University Brownwood, Tx. 76801

Gerald, Thanks for the Bond information you sent on 10-10-98 where you listed your grandfather; William Walker Bond, etc. I am a desc. of William W. Bond and Margaret Davis through their son, Charles Franklin Bond born Sept. 11, 1794 in Rockbridge County, Virginia and Rebecca Bevins. You probably have all of this but George Bond born Aug 7, 1798 and Lucy Powers born 1810 married Feb 25, 1830 in Scott County, Virginia. Their children were: 1. Oliver Patton born 1837 married Hannah E. Broadwater in 1865. 2. Henry H. Bond married Cosby Fuller on Jan 28, 1873. 3.James Bond born 1833 married Mary Catherine _________. 4. William Henderson Bond born 1835 married Mary Elizabeth Newberry (thanks for this information. I did not have it.) 5. Abner Bond born 1837 6. Polly Bond born 1839 7. George Washington Bond 1841 8. Nancy Bond born 1844 married F. M. Powers on Feb 26, 1866. Nice to find a new Bond cousins. It you can fill in any of the blanks, I would be most grateful. Mary Lou in Cincinnati (born in Scott County, Virginia.) FColby@aol.com

Carrie: I dont show a John Bond married to a Sarah Casselman, though I have a couple of John Bond's without the name of their spouse. I just dont have any information on then other than the name of their parents. Maybe somebody out there on the list can help. Karen ---------- > From: carriebond <cilb@advertisnet.com> > To: BOND-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: RE: Jesse and John Bond > Date: Sunday, October 11, 1998 2:20 PM > > Interesting!! Do you know the parents of John Bond born circa 1795-96 > TN------married Sarah (Sally) Casselman/Castleman 30 Aug 1830 in Davidson > County, TN? She was daughter of Benjamin and Amelia (?) Casselman/Castleman > of Davidson County, TN. John died circa 1832-33. The inventory of his > property was recorded 24 Jan 1833---as deceased. I found this recorded in > the court records in the Archives in Nashville, Tn. Can anyone help me > with his ancesters? Cilb@advertisnet.com cb > > -----Original Message----- > From: Karen Bond Prince [mailto:kprince@tstar.net] > Sent: Sunday, October 11, 1998 12:11 PM > To: BOND-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Jesse and John Bond > > Found this in "TENNESSEE DURING THE REVOLUTION" "In March 1781, to stop > raids on white settlements on the Nolachuchy, at Cowee (this was a Cherokee > Village) near the headwaters of the Little > Tennessee, contrary to the orders of Colonel John Sevier, Valentine Sevier > (his brother), Nathaniel Davis, and John Bond (this is Jessee's brother) > swam the river on horse back to sack and burn some Indian cabins, when a > band of warriors rushed from hiding between the tree men and the river, > killed Bond and wounding Davis who was taken by Valentine Sevier, yet > mounted on his horse and the animal swam the river carrying both men to > safety. Davis died of his wounds on the way home. These were the only men > lost by Sevier on the expedition." > Genie, I've read about the Watauga Settlement, too. I'll look through my > records. It seems like it > was part of the State of Franklin and John Sevier was involved. Will let > you know. > Karen > >

Catherine BOND was married to Edmund FORD in the mid-1780s in Baltimore Co., MD. Edmund Ford (b.1760) was a son of John and Ruhannah (Howard) Ford. I would like to learn more about Catherine Bond's ancestry. Your response is appreciated. Charles Ward CMW12635@aol.com

Interesting!! Do you know the parents of John Bond born circa 1795-96 TN------married Sarah (Sally) Casselman/Castleman 30 Aug 1830 in Davidson County, TN? She was daughter of Benjamin and Amelia (?) Casselman/Castleman of Davidson County, TN. John died circa 1832-33. The inventory of his property was recorded 24 Jan 1833---as deceased. I found this recorded in the court records in the Archives in Nashville, Tn. Can anyone help me with his ancesters? Cilb@advertisnet.com cb -----Original Message----- From: Karen Bond Prince [mailto:kprince@tstar.net] Sent: Sunday, October 11, 1998 12:11 PM To: BOND-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Jesse and John Bond Found this in "TENNESSEE DURING THE REVOLUTION" "In March 1781, to stop raids on white settlements on the Nolachuchy, at Cowee (this was a Cherokee Village) near the headwaters of the Little Tennessee, contrary to the orders of Colonel John Sevier, Valentine Sevier (his brother), Nathaniel Davis, and John Bond (this is Jessee's brother) swam the river on horse back to sack and burn some Indian cabins, when a band of warriors rushed from hiding between the tree men and the river, killed Bond and wounding Davis who was taken by Valentine Sevier, yet mounted on his horse and the animal swam the river carrying both men to safety. Davis died of his wounds on the way home. These were the only men lost by Sevier on the expedition." Genie, I've read about the Watauga Settlement, too. I'll look through my records. It seems like it was part of the State of Franklin and John Sevier was involved. Will let you know. Karen

Found this in "TENNESSEE DURING THE REVOLUTION" "In March 1781, to stop raids on white settlements on the Nolachuchy, at Cowee (this was a Cherokee Village) near the headwaters of the Little Tennessee, contrary to the orders of Colonel John Sevier, Valentine Sevier (his brother), Nathaniel Davis, and John Bond (this is Jessee's brother) swam the river on horse back to sack and burn some Indian cabins, when a band of warriors rushed from hiding between the tree men and the river, killed Bond and wounding Davis who was taken by Valentine Sevier, yet mounted on his horse and the animal swam the river carrying both men to safety. Davis died of his wounds on the way home. These were the only men lost by Sevier on the expedition." Genie, I've read about the Watauga Settlement, too. I'll look through my records. It seems like it was part of the State of Franklin and John Sevier was involved. Will let you know. Karen