Does anyone have any information about a Francis Bond (d: abt 1698 in Princess Anne Co, VA) m. Mary Williamson and had a son Bartholomew who had a dau. Martha Bond who d: bef 1770? Thanks, Dana

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John E. Anderson wrote: > > A Great Big Welcome to Janice and thanks for taking over the list. I > appreciate all that Glenn did for all of us. And I look forward to > continued success in my BONDS research. > > Sarah C. Anderson (GG Granddaughter of Greenberry and Mary Patterson BONDS) Welcome to Janice!!! Karen Bond Prince

Bond researchers, Glenn Gohr has posted this for me in the past, but I did not receive any responses. I am searching for the parents of the following HENRY BOND and I would very much like to hear from anyone who might connect with my HENRY BOND, born 4 April 1782 in Maryland, died 8 July 1855 in Polk County, Missouri. Henry married CHARLOTTE (Lee?), born 6 December 1791 in North Carolina, d 30 June 1857, Polk County, Missouri. Henry and Charlotte had three children, all born in Blount County, Tennessee: Elizabeth, 1809-1891 (married 12 Jan 1825, Blount Co. TN to Joseph Tuck); Anne, 1812-1889 (married 4 Dec 1828, Blount Co. TN to William Tuck) and Benjamin 1814-1836 (married abt 1833, Blount Co., TN to Martha McClure). Henry also had a brother, Benjamin Bond, b 15 April 1795, d 1841 (married Roseanah Mitchell) Henry, Charlotte, their married children, grandchildren, as well as Henry's brother Benjamin and family, moved to Polk County MO in 1837. They made the move with other families living in the Blount County TN area: Tuck, Lusk, McGuire, Mitchell and Montgomery. Please note that the above HENRY BOND has been placed with another wife and I know he married Charlotte - I have photos of their tombstones and I have copy of Henry Bond's estate papers and his wife is mentioned in them. I have located Henry, Charlotte and their son Benjamin in the Blount Co. TN Census - their daughters were both married by then. There is another Henry Bond in the 1830 TN census, in McMinn County, but the ages and number of people in household does not match this family. I am most interested in finding the parents of the above Henry and Benjamin Bond. Any help, assistance or leads would be most appreciated. Thank you, Donna Bond

The Bond List have been a great source of information for me in my search - I really appreciate Glenn's work and so glad that Janice is willing to keep us 'in touch'! Thanks Glenn for your time and patience! You will be missed, Best Wishes to you in all of your projects. Welcome and Thank you Janice for stepping in! Marlene Bond's Harrison/Stone County, Miss

A Great Big Welcome to Janice and thanks for taking over the list. I appreciate all that Glenn did for all of us. And I look forward to continued success in my BONDS research. Sarah C. Anderson (GG Granddaughter of Greenberry and Mary Patterson BONDS)

welcome Janice and thanks for taking over the list

<< As of today, I am turning over the Bond List to: Janice Bond Ripley Phillips. Her e-mail address is: littlerip@proaxis.com Please welcome her as your new list manager. I think she will do a great job. She is a descendant of Peter Bond of Baltimore, Maryland. She is also the Oregon State Coordinator for ORGenWeb, and is a network analyst at her regular paid job. It is also reported that she has "the patience of Job" and a good sense of humor. >> Glenn, Thank you for starting this Bond list. I have enjoyed being on it. It has been a really good experience. Welcome Janice, as the new list manager......... Just want you to know that I appreciate you for taking the list over for Glenn. I appreciate the work that Glenn has done and that you will be doing for us. Sincerely, Marsha Owen Mississippi via Tennessee

Dear Bond Researchers, I set up the Bond List a little over a year ago with MAISER and then transferred it to Rootsweb in May 1997 when the MAISER system crashed due to spammers. It has been fun managing the list for the past year or so and meeting so many people via the internet. But I've found my schedule increasingly busier with each day that I live. In addition to the Bond List I started up a total of 20 other surname lists with MAISER and Rootsweb. I'm gradually turning them over to others who maybe have more time than I do and hopefully can do more good for the respective lists. As of today, I am turning over the Bond List to: Janice Bond Ripley Phillips. Her e-mail address is: littlerip@proaxis.com Please welcome her as your new list manager. I think she will do a great job. She is a descendant of Peter Bond of Baltimore, Maryland. She is also the Oregon State Coordinator for ORGenWeb, and is a network analyst at her regular paid job. It is also reported that she has "the patience of Job" and a good sense of humor. What better qualifications could anyone ask for? I've informed Rootsweb of the change and given Janice all the information she needs to carry on with the list. I plan to stay on the Bond List for now, but may evenutally have to drop out of sight due to my many other commitments. Best Regards, Glenn Gohr (Outgoing Bond List Manager) ggohr01@mail.orion.org

This query or family listing appears on the webpage of a cousin of mine, Stephen Hull. His webpage address is: http://www.telepath.com/skipnrox His e-mail address is: skipnrox@telepath.com Since it mentions BONDS I thought others would be interested. If you have information to share on this line, please contact Stephen privately as he in not on the Bond List. Sincerely, Glenn Gohr (Bond List Manager) ggohr01@mail.orion.org _________ BONDS, Vardy, born about 1790 in SC, married Agnes. Vardy died December 1852 in Marshall County, MS. Daughter, Nancy, married Charles Brooks about 1840.

My grandfathers name was Stephen Bond, he was born in Pleasant Hill Oh . He named one of his sons Joseph (my father) I dont know if he is related to the Bonds you are researching as I dont have any information beyond that. Sandra sjltdl@aol

JLWYCHOR wrote: > > I too have a William BOND, but I have so little information on him as he was > my great-grandmother's (Nancy Narcissus EDGERTON) first husband, and they > divorced. I know they were Quakers, and they had a son, Burton BOND, before > they divorced. Nancy was born in 1854 in Iowa, so possibly they were married > there, and probably around 1874 or later? That's about all I know, so until I > can find some more on them, I don't know how much luck I will have finding > their families. I've already posted a couple of times about them, with no > success. > > Julie Keech Wychor > jlwychor@aol.com Julie: I know there were some Quaker Bonds in early NC. Maybe your William is from that line. Karen

I too have a William BOND, but I have so little information on him as he was my great-grandmother's (Nancy Narcissus EDGERTON) first husband, and they divorced. I know they were Quakers, and they had a son, Burton BOND, before they divorced. Nancy was born in 1854 in Iowa, so possibly they were married there, and probably around 1874 or later? That's about all I know, so until I can find some more on them, I don't know how much luck I will have finding their families. I've already posted a couple of times about them, with no success. Julie Keech Wychor jlwychor@aol.com

You mentioned that they descend from a NH BOND line, but then you write they are from CT. Where is the NH line? Andrew Bond

I keep waiting to see postings on this Bond line but haven't seen any yet. Is there anybody out there who descends from this NH Bond line? Stephen BOnd b Hebron? Conn, Feb. 1728, d Nov 28, 1815, m Mary Yemmons b Hebron? Conn. 1731 d Aug 29, 1819 1. Stephen b Hebron, Conn 1755 d Ap 1, 1825; ma Nov 18, 1777 Anna Bliss 2. David B Hebron, Conn 1758; d Oct 16, 1786; m. May 11 or 16, 1782, Abiah Darte 3. Elisha Yemmons b Hebron, Conn. March 22, 1764; d May 2 1824, m Jan 25, 1787 Sibyll Bingham d Nashua 4. Elijah m Sept 10, 1789 Jean Mark. d Aug 16, 1847 1. Molly b May 27, 1790 m Jacob Smith; r Vt. 2. Elijah, b Dec. 28 1791; d Lisbon Indiana Oct 7, 1876, m. and was an authorized exhorter in the M.E. Church, m Chatherine (Whipple?) (Frechy?) b July 13, 1796, d 10 Apr 1880, both buried Lisbon Cemetery, Lisbon, Noble Co., Indiana. 1. Charlotte b 25 Dec 1820 Genesee, NY m 20 Apr 1841 Northfield, Summit Co., OH James Ryland; d 03 Nov 1908, Kendallville, Noble Co., Indiana. 2. Harriet b 23 Nov 1823 Allegany, NY, m 12 June 1844 Northfield, Summit Co, OH Hart D. Graham; d 05 Apr 1905 Lisbon, Noble Co., Indiana. 3. Jane b 02 Aug 1827, d 21 June 1841, Summit Co., OH 4. Marinda b 11 Oct 1830 Allegany, NY m 12 Dec 1850 Allen Co., Ohio Lake Ihrie d 23 Jan 1921 Lisbon, Noble Co., Indiana 5. John b 28 mar 1836 Northfield, Summit Co., OH. Charlotte Bond Ryland and husband James are my 2nd great grandparents. Is anyone researching this line and willing to share? Bobby Title at Snibbod1@aol.com

Hello, I have a William Bond b.1802 Leeds York------at age 59 lived at 46 Paradise St , Macclesfield, Cheshire, England. He had a son Joseph b. 1842, Joseph son another William Bond, my mother's father b.1867 That is all I know, can't go back farther. When William Bond b. 1802 was 35 the census says he had a son John age 15. son David age 7, son Joshua age 5 , son Joseph had't been born yet. I am new at all! Maybe this will help Mary Bond's b. 1902 d. 1992 daughter Phyllis Good Luck with your search

I have noticed inquiries recently about William Bond from Virginia, so thought I would offer a few "William notes" (and a little about Edward Bond) I picked up during my search for the elusive John Bond of Halifax County, Virginia. From Genealogical Guide to the Early Settlers of America, page 48 "William Bond, of Watertown, Mass., 1649, third son of Thomas, of Bury St. Edwards, in County Suffolk, baptized there, Sept 3, 1625, at St. James' Church, came probably, in 1630, in the fleet with Winthrop. ..... He married, Feb. 7, 1650, Sarah, daughter of Nathaniel Briscoe. ....His second wife was Elizabeth, widow of John Nevinson. His children were, William 1650, John 1652, Thomas, Elizabeth, Nathaniel, Sarah, Jonas, Mary." From Daughters of the American Revolution, Lineage Book, page 176 " #124581, "William Bond (1760-1827) served as private under Captains Moseley and Carrington, 1st Virginia regiment, Continental Line. He was born in Hanover County, Va.; died in Franklin County, Ky. Probably same William - from The Bond and Kennedy Families of Kentucky, by Lydia K. Bond. (not direct quote - my notes) William Bond I born 1740 in St. Martine Parish, Hanover County, Virginia, parents William and Mary Bond. His parents moved to what became Cumberland County, Virginia. William I moved to what became Cumberland County, Kentucky. From DAR Lineage - Col. William Bond from Maryland, b. 1740, Hartford, Md., married Sarah Wrongs, killed by Indians on his way to Kentucky (no date). Son listed, Edward Fell Bond. From Dar Lineage - Col. William Bond of Mass., b 1733, Watertown, Mass., married Lucy Brown, died in camp at Mount Independence, near Ticonderoga,NY. Son listed, William Bond. From Annals of Southwest Virginia, 1746-1786 and Washington County, 1777 - 1870, by Lewis Preston Summers, page 1303, abstract of deeds "Page 355. September 15, 1794. Wm. Bond and Fannie his wife to George Shelley, $600. 300 acres on the waters of Beaver Creek." (Note: Edward Bond, mentioned below, also owned land on Beaver Creek) Same book as above, page 950. "Edward Bond in Court acknowledged himself Indebted to the Commonwealth of Virginia in the Sum of four Hundred pounds & Andrew Colvill, Richard Moore & William Bond each in the sum of Two Hundred pounds of their respective goods .....". Now about Edward Bond - he had been accused of stealing a horse, and assaulting Thomas Jones. Jones died that night, and Edward was tried for murder and horse theft. Same book as above page 260, 261, " .... ' the last Tuesday in February (1777) , being the 25th day of that month, on which day the court assembled at Black's Fort, ...... the court proceeded to the examination of Edward Bond, on suspicion of his having murdered Thomas Jones. The court heard the evidence and acquitted the prisoner. On the following day the court proceeded to the examination of the same Edward Bond, upon suspicion of his having stolen a small bay mare of the value of fifteen pounds, and upon a hearing of the evidence against him, he was held for trial at the General Court, at the capitol in the city of Williamsburg.' The student of our early history must be impressed with this fact, that our forefathers would give to the prisoner charged with murder the benefit of every reasonable doubt, while on the other hand, they would give the prisoner charged with horse-stealing, the maximum punishment prescribed by law, if there existed against him a strong suspicion." I don't know what Edward's punishment was, but an Edward Bond was recorded as being in court several times after that - both suing and being sued. I envy anyone who has Edward for an ancestor. Just imagine, at the next family reunion Uncle Abner ( the family cynic and genealogy doubter) saunters over, and with a sneer, asks the usual question - "Found any murderers or horse thiefs in the family?". And you say, "Matter of fact -----". Phyllis in Phoenix leotaphyls@aol.com

Phyllis, I learned a couple of days ago that I probably do connect to the John BONDS and Wright BONDS of Va. Do you know anything about a John BONDS who came from England and settled in Isle of Wright, VA? Also, do you have the names of the spouses of these two. A cousin of mine sent to me a very large packet of information on BONDS research that was done about thirty years ago. You don't by chance live in VA do you? I live in West TN myself. Thanks, Sarah

Hello, I don't have a John Bond. My grandgather was a William Bond, is father was Joseph Bond, his father was William Bond born in Leeds York. My people come from Chesire Co. Macclesfield. I don't know about my grandfather having brothers or sisters, but someday we may put all together. I will glad for you to keep in touch. If any thing comes my way I will let you know. I still have cousins in England, but they are not interested in finding out anything about the family. A few years ago I join the historical group where mother lived. I got most of my info my just writing letters. That is a slow way. One lady took pity on me, I quess, she helped find a few things. The people in England stay in their village and do not travel much. So I would say we are related some how it will be fun finding out just, how. So, Sarah keep looking! One day it will all come together. See you! I live in Bloomington, In Scottie (phyllis) Call me Scottie

Sarah, If you find out anythng about the Wright family, either in Isle of Wight Cty., or anywhere south of the James River I would love to know about it. I believe that they tie in to my Lancaster line. Thanks, Bebe Fox Winston-Salem, NC In a message dated 3/17/98 2:57:29 PM, you wrote: << Phyllis, I learned a couple of days ago that I probably do connect to the John BONDS and Wright BONDS of Va. Do you know anything about a John BONDS who came from England and settled in Isle of Wright, VA? Also, do you have the names of the spouses of these two. A cousin of mine sent to me a very large packet of information on BONDS research that was done about thirty years ago. You don't by chance live in VA do you? I live in West TN myself. Thanks, Sarah ----------------------- Headers -------------------------------- Return-Path: <BOND-L-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from relay13.mx.aol.com (relay13.mail.aol.com [172.31.109.13]) by air26.mail.aol.com (v40.9) with SMTP; Tue, 17 Mar 1998 14:57:29 -0500 Received: from fp-1.rootsweb.com (fp-1.rootsweb.com [207.113.233.233]) by relay13.mx.aol.com (8.8.5/8.8.5/AOL-4.0.0) with ESMTP id OAA19060; Tue, 17 Mar 1998 14:57:08 -0500 (EST) Received: (from slist@localhost) by fp-1.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id LAA01632; Tue, 17 Mar 1998 11:45:05 -0800 (PST) Resent-Date: Tue, 17 Mar 1998 11:45:05 -0800 (PST) Date: Tue, 17 Mar 1998 14:54:27 -0500 (EST) Message-Id: <199803171954.OAA10654@transfer.usit.net> X-Sender: suvduv@pop.usit.net X-Mailer: Windows Eudora Light Version 1.5.2 Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" To: BOND-L@rootsweb.com From: "John E. Anderson" <suvduv@usit.net> Subject: John Bonds Resent-Message-ID: <"viWJeD.A.jP.5KtD1"@fp-1.rootsweb.com> Resent-From: BOND-L@rootsweb.com Reply-To: BOND-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <BOND-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/270 X-Loop: BOND-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: BOND-L-request@rootsweb.com >>