Is anyone a member of The BOND family association? If so, what is the newsletter like and how many members are there? Thank you, Andrew Bond Looking for Nova Scotia BOND families.

>Is anyone a member of The BOND family association? If so, what is the newsletter like and how >many members are there? > >Thank you, > >Andrew Bond > >Looking for Nova Scotia BOND families. I don't know if I am on the Bond Family Association, but we talked before Andrew.. Yes.. All the Nova Scotia Bond family members, were in my Genealogy list... Rasta ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi, I'm not the original message sender, however, you are the first of the responders to say that your family came from England. Mine also. My standstill on the Bond line is a John Bond married to a Ruth Calvert. I believe This John Bond was born in Lancashire. His son, James was born 25th August 1830 in Blackburn, Lancashire, England. I have no Birthrate, Place of birth or Death date or Place for John. Like I said, my standstill. John supposedly died in England. Ruth, his wife came to America and latter married a man named Brower. My question is, does any of your records indicate This John Bond? Thanks for your help. Delos Bond On Monday, May 25, 1998 11:49 AM, TRRICHGOLF [SMTP:TRRICHGOLF@aol.com] wrote: | Hi! | I don't believe this is my family line. My Bond Family came from England .| Edward Bond and Ann Mills. I don't have any John Bond married to Amanda. | Sorry, | Barb

My gr-grandfather Charles Bond married (2) a Martha J. Nichols in Texas. Both claimed their state of birth as Tennessee. Apparently the Nichols and Bond family were connected. The story is Martha was a close friend of my gr grandmother, Susanna J. Markham Bond, who died in childbirth, I believe. Both the second marriage of Charles Bond and the death of Susanna Markham Bond took place in Fannin County, Texas, between 1890 and 1900. The family called the second Mrs. Bond Grandma Nichols. I've been meaning to trace the Nichols connection a little further and this reminded me. Susanna's nephew married a Nichols also. In 1920 they were living in Burkburnet Texas (Wichita County) with Charles and Martha Nichols Bond. Thanks for the reminder. I want to look at the Bond/Nichols connection back in Tennessee. Genie Holt

Hi, On of my great uncles, William NICHOLS b. 1842 TN, married a Catherine Bond in 1837. They had a son, Argus, according to another relative of mine, who is also into genealogy. Don't know if any of this helps. If it does, I'll see if I can find out more from her. She does not have a computer so will have to snail mail her. Let me know. Ginny <mailto:ginny.manning@worldnet.att.net> By the way, I have been trying to locate a former Wenatchee, WA high school classmate of my husband, named Chester Venable......he is a WWII veteran, and spent 43 months in a Japanese prison camp and the last we heard from him he lived in Thousand Oaks, CA.. any relation??? -----Original Message----- From: Philip Venable <philven@pacbell.net> To: BOND-L@rootsweb.com <BOND-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, May 25, 1998 10:09 AM Subject: Amanda Catherine Bond >I am trying to find information on the parents of Amanda Catherine Bond, >born 19 Mar 1845 in Butler Co, Pa. Amanda married Barton Lacey Easley on 3 >Apr 1867 in Corydon, Wayne Co, Iowa. Amanda died 16 Aug 1933 at Patton >State Hospital, San Bernardino Co, Calif. > Amanda's parents are John Bond and Mary Wallace. John and Mary were >married in 1828 in Butler Co, Pa. John was born about 1798, and was >possibly an Irish immigrant who arrived in the United States through Canada. >Mary was born about 1810 in Butler Co, Pa. I have not been able to confirm >either John or Mary's birth. Please send any information to my e-mail >address listed below. Thanks. > >Philip Venable >Philven@pacbell.net > > >

I am trying to find information on the parents of Amanda Catherine Bond, born 19 Mar 1845 in Butler Co, Pa. Amanda married Barton Lacey Easley on 3 Apr 1867 in Corydon, Wayne Co, Iowa. Amanda died 16 Aug 1933 at Patton State Hospital, San Bernardino Co, Calif. Amanda's parents are John Bond and Mary Wallace. John and Mary were married in 1828 in Butler Co, Pa. John was born about 1798, and was possibly an Irish immigrant who arrived in the United States through Canada. Mary was born about 1810 in Butler Co, Pa. I have not been able to confirm either John or Mary's birth. Please send any information to my e-mail address listed below. Thanks. Philip Venable Philven@pacbell.net

I sent wrong Wife. I meant John Bond married to Mary.

Hi! I don't believe this is my family line. My Bond Family came from England . Edward Bond and Ann Mills. I don't have any John Bond married to Amanda. Sorry, Barb

There were Bonds in Menard Co Illinois about that time including a Hannah and Carrie or Caroline - but I think they were all descendants of Banister Bond and he didn't come to the US at that late date that I know of.. -----Original Message----- From: Jackassie@aol.com <Jackassie@aol.com> To: BOND-L@rootsweb.com <BOND-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, May 17, 1999 6:28 PM Subject: BOND:Eng>US>Illinois;1865 >OK, I am starting to feel really mentally disabled about this! This will be >my third attempt to list my Gggrandfather ABRAM BOND and GGGrandmother HANNAH >BOND, who came to the United States in 1869, with seven children. One of >those children was Carrie or Caroline BOND, who was my GGrandmother and >married a Harry Chapman in Sangamon County, Illinois in 1882. >Abram Bond was listed as a Plasterer in the 1870 and 1880 census. I thought >perhaps he may have done some work on Lincoln's Tomb in Springfield, but, >that is just conjecture. I have been told there is a Bond Street in >Springfield where their home was. I have no idea what part of England they >were from, only learning of their English birth from census records. >Many thanks, >Jackie Shaffer-Swikard > >

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At 08:50 PM 5/8/98 EDT, you wrote: >I am looking for the parents & siblings of Sarah Bond, my gr gr grandmother. >She married Thomas Lambert bc 1805, VA and their children are as follows: > >Descendants of Sarah Bond > > 1 Sarah Bond b: Abt. 1816 in Pennsylvania >.. +Thomas Lambert b: Abt. 1805 in Virginia >........ 2 Ann Lambert b: 1835 in Virginia >........ 2 Eliza Lambert b: 1837 in Ohio >........ 2 William H. Lambert b: 1839 in Ohio >........ 2 Mary Lambert b: 1841 in Ohio >........ 2 Sarah Lambert b: 1844 in Ohio >........ 2 John Lambert b: 1850 in Missouri >........ 2 George Alexander Lambert b: March 22, 1854 in Missouri d: >February 13, 1938 in Oakland, California >............ +Etta Nancy Painter b: June 03, 1863 in Illinois d: January 16, >1925 in Oakland, California > >Any clues will be much appreciated. Thanks. > >Tom Lambert >tomlambert@aol.com > >unscribe

I am looking for the parents & siblings of Sarah Bond, my gr gr grandmother. She married Thomas Lambert bc 1805, VA and their children are as follows: Descendants of Sarah Bond 1 Sarah Bond b: Abt. 1816 in Pennsylvania .. +Thomas Lambert b: Abt. 1805 in Virginia ........ 2 Ann Lambert b: 1835 in Virginia ........ 2 Eliza Lambert b: 1837 in Ohio ........ 2 William H. Lambert b: 1839 in Ohio ........ 2 Mary Lambert b: 1841 in Ohio ........ 2 Sarah Lambert b: 1844 in Ohio ........ 2 John Lambert b: 1850 in Missouri ........ 2 George Alexander Lambert b: March 22, 1854 in Missouri d: February 13, 1938 in Oakland, California ............ +Etta Nancy Painter b: June 03, 1863 in Illinois d: January 16, 1925 in Oakland, California Any clues will be much appreciated. Thanks. Tom Lambert tomlambert@aol.com

Hi, There is a Banister Bond web site, the owner might have contacted you already. I don't have the address handy, but if she hasn't contacted you yet, do a web search ("Banister Bond"), if still no luck, I'll try to find it on my old computer. Good luck Susan

I am unable to make a conncection with the recent inquiry concerning Banister BOND. However, I am always curious if there is the possibility of a collateral line. I am unable to get farther back than Robert Bonds, born about 1795 in North Carolina. He served in the War of 1812 and died in Wilson County, Tennessee. His first wife was Polly Benthall (Benton?) and they had eight children, Daniel B., William (Billly), Thomas, Robert Jr., Herbert W., Martha, John, and Alfred. His second wife was Frances Cawthon with whom he had four daughters, Nancy, Malissa, Mary, and Elzura. If anyone wants more information, I would be happy to supply it. I would like to break this North Carolina barrier if anyone can help me out. Thanks! mcartney@geneseo.net

I am looking for more info on the following: James Bond b. 1805- England + Dorothy Haas 1809 - England Louisa Sophia Bond - England + George Redden b.1833 - Ireland Ernest Edwin Redden b. 1860 ******************************************** Voices of Adoption http://www.ibar.com/voices/ A Voice of the Adoption Triad Since 1994 **********************************************

I really do not know about your group specifically, but I am trying to find a Bond named William Able Bond, do you find him in your records? I believe that he lived in Green County GA and later in Green County Ala. VZSMITH@AOL.COM

My g-g-grandfather was Banister (Bannister) BOND who was born according to census reports either VA or AL ca 1772. He served in War of 1812, but I found nothing there. He married Rachel CLARY, formerly MARTIN 10 May 1821 in Madison Co, IL. They first lived in Menard Co, IL and then moved to Davis Co, IA, where he died 13 Aug 1879. His tombstone says, over 100 yrs. We were always told that he was 107 when he died. He perhaps was married first to a Margaret (Peggy) SILVEY (SIVLEY) as we found a marriage record for a Bannister BOND & Peggy SILVEY for 12 May 1813 in Madison Co, AL. No divorce record, but a notice in a newspaper that he would no longer be responsible for her debts. I have a lot of information on the children of Banister and Rachel, if anyone is interested. I would especially like to find who his parents were and if he had any siblings. My theory is that perhaps his mother or grandmother's maiden name was Banister. Just a thought. Any help appreciated. Thanks in advance. Betty Gregory BGreg3116@aol.com

Hi! Just wondering if anyone can tell me what nationality the name Bonden is? Thanks. Barbara