BOND researchers might visit this site: http://www.accessone.com/~jegge/ch3r0.htm#r05890 Which is a HUGE Chenowith Family database - From which I clipped the following on BOND: 3 William Chenoweth 1758 - 1820 b in Baltimore Co., MD ..... +Sarah Baxter 1760 - b in Maryland .... 4 John Baxter Chenoweth [2523] 1794 - 1882 b in Carroll Co., MD Comment: War of 1812 ....... +Mary Elizabeth Bond -1823 b in Maryland .... 4 Mary Nellie Chenoweth 1796 - b in Baltimore Co., MD ....... +Ned Bond .... 4 Charity Chenoweth 1798 - b in Baltimore Co., MD ....... +Harry "Henry?" Bond ...... 5 Benjamin Bond b in Maryland ......... +Caroline Fowble ........ 6 Wesley Bond ........... +Ida Barnett .......... 7 Eugene Bond .......... 7 Roy Bond ............. +? ? .......... 7 Heloise Bond ............. +? ? .......... 7 Mary Bond ............. +? ? ........ 6 Anna Bond ........... +Wesley Zepp .......... 7 William Zepp ............. +? ? ........ 6 Laura Bond ........... +Jacob Gorsuch .......... 7 Maude Gorsuch .......... 7 Vernon Gorsuch ............. +? ? .......... 7 Nellie Gorsuch ........ 6 Benjamin F. Bond ........... +Emma Rook .......... 7 Carrie Etta Bond .......... 7 Anna B. Bond ............. +? ? .......... 7 Edgar Bond .......... 7 Benjamin F. Bond, Jr. ...... 5 William Bond b in Maryland ......... +Margaret Buckingham ........ 6 Harry Bond ........ 6 Mollie Bond ........... +? Rydand ........ 6 Alice Bond ........... +? Uhler ------------------------------------- This doesn't attach to my husband's line, to my knowledge, but it might help someone else! Jeanne Miller BOND, Tampa, FL.

Marva, I have a couple of Greenberry Bonds' in my line, one of them is born in Tishomingo Co. MS. He is listed as Greenberry Jr. married to Josie Joslin. However, I do not show one with the children you have listed. A few weeks ago I got a note from a lady who is researching a Greenberry Bonds who married (?) Williams and listed these same children. I'll look for that address and try to connect the two of you. Sarah At 11:21 PM 3/5/98 -0800, you wrote: >I'm looking for any information about my G-grandfather Greenberry Bonds.born >about 1840 to 1850 in Ms. wife unknown, but siblings are, William Jackson >(my grandfather)also known as Uncle Billy Bonds, who migrated to Van Buren >Co. Ar. Wesley James Bonds, Johnny R. Bonds, Nannie Bonds and Nancy Bonds. >Any help would be appreciated. > >Marva in California > > >

I'm looking for any information about my G-grandfather Greenberry Bonds.born about 1840 to 1850 in Ms. wife unknown, but siblings are, William Jackson (my grandfather)also known as Uncle Billy Bonds, who migrated to Van Buren Co. Ar. Wesley James Bonds, Johnny R. Bonds, Nannie Bonds and Nancy Bonds. Any help would be appreciated. Marva in California

Hi, I am trying to trace my Bond ancestry. Although my research has revealed much about the Bond family, I am unable to trace my own lineage past my great grandfather whose name was Lafayette Bond. He lived in Atlantic City, New Jersey at the time of my grandfather Lester Ashton Bond's birth in 1888. Lafayette was married to a women whose maiden name was possibly Quinn. He had another son whose name I don't know. Lester had three sons, James, Frank (or Mutt as he is affectionately called) and my father deceased William Edward Bond born 12/24/16 Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I can't put my hands on the reference, but I read of a family of shipbuilders named Bond who were here in the very early days of this country. Does anyone know who built the Mayflower? I believe it may have been a family named Bond, shipbuilders in England. Please correct me if I am wrong on this. I've been wanting to research that, but haven't had time. Maybe there are some Mayflower descendants out there who might know all about it. Genie Holt

Hi, Tom et. al: I have a copy of An American Family by Roger M. Williams, which recounts 4 generations of Bonds, down to Ga. Congressman, Julian BOND, b. 1940. His father was Horace Mann Bond, b. 1904; his father, James Bond, b. 1863, Anderson Co., KY. His mother "Aunt" Jane was a black slave belonging to the wife (Belinda Arthur) of Rev. Preston Bond. Rev. Preston BOND, a Methodist minister, was among the most prominent citizens during the first 50 years of Anderson Co. His father William F. BOND (Jr.) (b. Cumberland Co., VA, 1786) was the son of Wm. BOND (Rev. Sold.) of Hanover Co., VA & Frances BALLOU of unk. Wm. Bond, Sr. may have had brothers named John BOND & Steven BOND, but we don't have documentation for sibs. They may have gone to Guilford Co. NC, and Swain Co., NC, according to Florence Solomon Rice. Nova Scotia connections do not jump out at us at this time . . . any other takers? Jeanne Miller BOND & Z.Ford BOND, Tampa, FL. Tom Shannon wrote: > Hi Phyllis > Thanks for that information. You wouldn't happen to know if that John > > Bond was Black, would you? There were a number of Black Bond names in > a > book called "Bond, an American Family" published about 15 years ago. > It > was mostly people of color,and there was a John Bond , who was refused > a > land grant in Nova Scotia about that time, because he was black.. I > am > white, but I do like James Brown and Bob Marley.. Maybe my descendants > > were lighter than others.. :) > > >A John Bond from the Joseph( S.C. I think) and John Bond line went to > > Nova Scotia around the start of the Revolution. I stumbled onto a > little > info about him while researching my John Bond(didn't find him). Let me > > know if you think this would help, and I will send what l have to > you. > Might be a start. > > > >Phyllis in Phoenix leotaphyls@aol.com > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi, Did you ever hear of a Captain William Bond, b. c. 1655. In the late 1600's and early 1700's he was captain of a ship which went from the Carolinas with rice to NY and on to Amsterdam. He settled in Ulster Co., NY. He was educated as I've seen photocopies of records he wrote. Looks to be an Englishman. But I have NO clue as to where he came from. The New England Bonds would seem the most likely. Any ideas or suggestions? Phyllis J. Miller

>Did you ever hear of a Captain William Bond, b. c. 1655. In the late 1600's Sounds like there were a number of Mariners in that family line. Capt. Charles Wallace Bond, was my GGfather. He sailed from Gloucester to Chester, Nova Scotia, regularly, and although he had a residence in Gloucester.. He married in Chester ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Tom, I intended to send my reply to you privately, but my finger on the send button was quicker than my brain. :-) However, this might be of interest to others on the list as I have seen other inquiries about Bonds in Nova Scotia. I found the following info in a history of the descendants of Joseph and John Bond, sons of Benjamin and Ann (Paradise) Bond of Wiltshire, England. In 1793 Edward Bond of "Roan" County, N.C., son of Joseph and Martha (Rogers) Bond "went on an extended visit among Friends and kindred and also visiting Friends' meetings in Virginia and Pennsylvania". He kept a dairy during this four month trip. One entry was, "He also visited Elizabeth, the widow of his cousin Abraham Bond, deceased. She had three children, John and Levi and daughter Mary. Says he did not get to see her or John, as John was gone to Nova Scotia". It didn't say were Elizabeth lived, but he had been visiting in Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Bucks Counties in Pennsylvania just before this entry. There also was no indication of when John went to Nova Scotia, but as they were Quakers, my guess is that it was around the time of the revolution. As my John Bond should have been on his way to Kentucky in 1793, not in Nova Scotia, I didn't pursue this John any further so don't know if he came back to Pennsylvania, or stayed in Nova Scotia. If you would like more information on the families of Joseph and John Bond, the book is on film at the LDS Family History library in Salt Lake City, Utah, and can be loaned through local LDS Family History libraries. Hope this helps, and happy hunting. Phyllis in Phoenix leotaphyls@aol.com

I don't believe this message ever made it to the Bond List. Jan Phillips is not currently a subscriber to the Bond List, and you have to be a subscriber to send messages to the list. If you have info. to help Jan, please e-mail her at: jphillips@barrow.com Sincerely, Glenn Gohr (Bond List Manager) ggohr01@mail.orion.org ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 00:21:46 -0800 (PST) From: Jan Phillips <jphillips@barrow.com> To: bond-l@rootsweb.com Subject: bonds in Miller County, Missouri Hi, I am looking for information on Catherine Bond who married Benjamin Stephens. They lived mostly in Miller County, Missouri in the late 1880's. I believe Catherine was also known as Katy and she was born in Kentucky. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you. Jan Stephens Phillips

Hi Phyllis Thanks for that information. You wouldn't happen to know if that John Bond was Black, would you? There were a number of Black Bond names in a book called "Bond, an American Family" published about 15 years ago. It was mostly people of color,and there was a John Bond , who was refused a land grant in Nova Scotia about that time, because he was black.. I am white, but I do like James Brown and Bob Marley.. Maybe my descendants were lighter than others.. :) >A John Bond from the Joseph( S.C. I think) and John Bond line went to Nova Scotia around the start of the Revolution. I stumbled onto a little info about him while researching my John Bond(didn't find him). Let me know if you think this would help, and I will send what l have to you. Might be a start. > >Phyllis in Phoenix leotaphyls@aol.com ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Tom, A John Bond from the Joseph( S.C. I think) and John Bond line went to Nova Scotia around the start of the Revolution. I stumbled onto a little info about him while researching my John Bond(didn't find him). Let me know if you think this would help, and I will send what l have to you. Might be a start. Phyllis in Phoenix leotaphyls@aol.com

>Ther is no apparent connection between John Bond of Newbury and the >Gloucester Bond line who believe came from Naov Scotia. Actually, my guess, it that the Bond family line, from Nova Scotia, Canada,... Came out of the Glousester or Boston area. If anyone has any indications of a BOND line, which immigrated to Canada, along the East Coast (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland) I actually believe that the missing information on the origin of the Nova Scotia BOND, will turn out to be a family from England, that immigrated to Nova Scotia, via the USA East Coast States. Anyone who has any research which supports this theory, please respond. T'anks. Tom ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

John, Sorry you had trouble..I don't understand I have Netscape and Explorer both work fine for me.. try this URL http:www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/e/b/Shirley-T-Leblanc/index.html hope this does better for you. I have not completely finish updating all the BOND family still have tons to do...I did however check on your request of WILLIAM BONDS sorry but I do not find that name in either BOND or BONDS line.. Shirley John E. Anderson wrote: > > > >I have a family report on Familytree Maker. Click on the URL > >http://familytreemaker.com/ ...click on search..type in SHIRLEY THIBODEAUX > >LEBLANC..then click on my home page ..then click on the JOHN BOND report...have > >fun.. > > > >Your new found cousin, > >Shirley > > > > Shirley, > I thought it would be interesting to take a look at your report. > But when I tried to go there I got a window that said netscape is unable to > locate it. Don't know what I did wrong. > I descend from Wright W. Bonds b. 1775 SC and died abt 1844 MS. If > you have any data on him I would enjoy hearing from you. > > Sarah

John, Sorry you had trouble..I don't understand I have Netscape and Explorer both work fine for me.. try this URL http:www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/e/b/Shirley-T-Leblanc/index.html hope this does better for you. I have not completely finish updating all the BOND family still have tons to do...I did however check on your request of WILLIAM BONDS sorry but I do not find that name in either BOND or BONDS line.. Shirley John E. Anderson wrote: > > > >I have a family report on Familytree Maker. Click on the URL > >http://familytreemaker.com/ ...click on search..type in SHIRLEY THIBODEAUX > >LEBLANC..then click on my home page ..then click on the JOHN BOND report...have > >fun.. > > > >Your new found cousin, > >Shirley > > > > Shirley, > I thought it would be interesting to take a look at your report. > But when I tried to go there I got a window that said netscape is unable to > locate it. Don't know what I did wrong. > I descend from Wright W. Bonds b. 1775 SC and died abt 1844 MS. If > you have any data on him I would enjoy hearing from you. > > Sarah

> >I have a family report on Familytree Maker. Click on the URL >http://familytreemaker.com/ ...click on search..type in SHIRLEY THIBODEAUX >LEBLANC..then click on my home page ..then click on the JOHN BOND report...have >fun.. > >Your new found cousin, >Shirley > Shirley, I thought it would be interesting to take a look at your report. But when I tried to go there I got a window that said netscape is unable to locate it. Don't know what I did wrong. I descend from Wright W. Bonds b. 1775 SC and died abt 1844 MS. If you have any data on him I would enjoy hearing from you. Sarah

Ther is no apparent connection between John Bond of Newbury and the Gloucester Bond line who believe came from Naov Scotia.

John Bond of Newbury (MA) who married Hester was Not decended from Jonas. Jonas' decendants were the Watertown Bonds. No one has ever made a connection between Jonas and John of Newbury. He simply appeared in Newbury records. Sorry. Anyone is free to prove me wrong of course Charlie Bond Jefferson, NH

NBNetJ-- I am also a decendant of Jonas Bond-Rose Woode. I would like to exchange information with you if you are interested. My line is as follows: Jonas Bond- Rose Woode 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 - Elinor Pingry Ezra M. Bond - Mary Talich Norman Bond - Sarah Rose Lowell Bond - Lillian Bayliss ( my parents) My great grandfather, Ezra M. Bond was thought to have been born in New York in 1833 and moved west as a very young man, eventually settling in South Dakota, which is where I now live. Hope to hear from you, or anyone else! Thanks, Jayne Hill winger@gwtc.net

>I am additionally interested in the line of Jonas Bond=92s descendants >that settled in Watertown, Mass.>Central Mass.>W. Mass. and on to I am interested in all the Bond lists from the Mass area.. I have a GGFather from Gloucester Mass, but as I am a Canadian, and do not know all the little areas around Mass, and the abbreviations of each State, I wanted to ask that anyone with a search in the Mass area, leave the full details of the location. Anyone with a John Benjamin Bond, Benjamin Bond, or Capt. Charles Wallace Bond, in the area close to Boston, please let me know. Gloucester is only an hour away from Boston, and Charles had a home there in the 1800's. There is also a BOND STREET at the entrance of Gloucester, that I believe was a focal point for the Bonds that I am searching. Anyone with infomation can EMAIL me directly at "mailto:rastatom@hotmail.com" ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com