My 6th Great Uncle
Son of Charles F Bond, Sr & Mary Parks
Married Mildred Crane
To this union 2 children were born:
George
John
May 24, 1779, John Bond was appointed Constable, Court of Pleas, Wuarter Session, Volume 1,
Washington County, North Carolina, page 111.
May 26, 1779, Court ordered to take care of mother, Mary Bond.
Tennessee During The Revolution; by Williams
"In March 1781, to stop raids on White Settlements on the Nolachuchy, at Cowee, near the headwaters of the Little Tennessee, contrary to the orders of Colonel John Sevier, Valentine Sevier, Nathaniel Davis and John Bond swam the river on horseback to sack and burn some Indian cabins, when a band of warriors rushed from hiding between the three 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". Contributor: Johnny Bond (48660317)
May 27, 1782, Grand Jury ordered George Bond, orphan, son of John Bond, boy 13 years of age to be bound unto John Clark, blacksmith until attain 21 years.
Tennessee Genealogical Records, F. 435. W46 1980, Page 9, No. 5800 (Library of Congress)
Heirs of John Bond, Private in North Carolina Continental Line; 640 acres of land issued December
16, 1797; marked "invalid", May 1796.
Bond assigned warrant to William Hardin; Charles Burke Witness.
Son of Charles F Bond, Sr & Mary Parks
Married Mildred Crane
To this union 2 children were born:
George
John
May 24, 1779, John Bond was appointed Constable, Court of Pleas, Wuarter Session, Volume 1,
Washington County, North Carolina, page 111.
May 26, 1779, Court ordered to take care of mother, Mary Bond.
Tennessee During The Revolution; by Williams
"In March 1781, to stop raids on White Settlements on the Nolachuchy, at Cowee, near the headwaters of the Little Tennessee, contrary to the orders of Colonel John Sevier, Valentine Sevier, Nathaniel Davis and John Bond swam the river on horseback to sack and burn some Indian cabins, when a band of warriors rushed from hiding between the three 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". Contributor: Johnny Bond (48660317)
May 27, 1782, Grand Jury ordered George Bond, orphan, son of John Bond, boy 13 years of age to be bound unto John Clark, blacksmith until attain 21 years.
Tennessee Genealogical Records, F. 435. W46 1980, Page 9, No. 5800 (Library of Congress)
Heirs of John Bond, Private in North Carolina Continental Line; 640 acres of land issued December
16, 1797; marked "invalid", May 1796.
Bond assigned warrant to William Hardin; Charles Burke Witness.
My 6th Great Uncle
Son of Charles F Bond, Sr & Mary Parks
Married Mildred Crane
To this union 2 children were born:
George
John
May 24, 1779, John Bond was appointed Constable, Court of Pleas, Wuarter Session, Volume 1,
Washington County, North Carolina, page 111.
May 26, 1779, Court ordered to take care of mother, Mary Bond.
Tennessee During The Revolution; by Williams
"In March 1781, to stop raids on White Settlements on the Nolachuchy, at Cowee, near the headwaters of the Little Tennessee, contrary to the orders of Colonel John Sevier, Valentine Sevier, Nathaniel Davis and John Bond swam the river on horseback to sack and burn some Indian cabins, when a band of warriors rushed from hiding between the three 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". Contributor: Johnny Bond (48660317)
May 27, 1782, Grand Jury ordered George Bond, orphan, son of John Bond, boy 13 years of age to be bound unto John Clark, blacksmith until attain 21 years.
Tennessee Genealogical Records, F. 435. W46 1980, Page 9, No. 5800 (Library of Congress)
Heirs of John Bond, Private in North Carolina Continental Line; 640 acres of land issued December
16, 1797; marked "invalid", May 1796.
Bond assigned warrant to William Hardin; Charles Burke Witness.
Son of Charles F Bond, Sr & Mary Parks
Married Mildred Crane
To this union 2 children were born:
George
John
May 24, 1779, John Bond was appointed Constable, Court of Pleas, Wuarter Session, Volume 1,
Washington County, North Carolina, page 111.
May 26, 1779, Court ordered to take care of mother, Mary Bond.
Tennessee During The Revolution; by Williams
"In March 1781, to stop raids on White Settlements on the Nolachuchy, at Cowee, near the headwaters of the Little Tennessee, contrary to the orders of Colonel John Sevier, Valentine Sevier, Nathaniel Davis and John Bond swam the river on horseback to sack and burn some Indian cabins, when a band of warriors rushed from hiding between the three 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". Contributor: Johnny Bond (48660317)
May 27, 1782, Grand Jury ordered George Bond, orphan, son of John Bond, boy 13 years of age to be bound unto John Clark, blacksmith until attain 21 years.
Tennessee Genealogical Records, F. 435. W46 1980, Page 9, No. 5800 (Library of Congress)
Heirs of John Bond, Private in North Carolina Continental Line; 640 acres of land issued December
16, 1797; marked "invalid", May 1796.
Bond assigned warrant to William Hardin; Charles Burke Witness.
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