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     Hannah Bond, daughter of Thomas Bond Jr and Elizabeth Scott,, was born circa 1739.¹ Hannah Bond was the daughter of Thomas Bond Jr and Elizabeth Scott.² As of 2 December 1757,her married name was Barrett.^1,3,4,5 As of 2 December 1757,her married name was Onion.¹ Hannah Bond married Zacchaeus Barrett, son of (?) Barrett and Susanna Onion, on 2 December 1757 at Baltimore County, Maryland.^{1,3,4,5,6,2,7} Hannah Bond and Zacchaeus Barrett executed a land record to receive 100 acres of "Bond's Forrest" from her father, Thomas Bond, Jr. In 1780.² Hannah Bond and Zacchaeus Barrett had 11 children.¹ As of before June 1784,her married name was McComas.¹ Hannah Bond married Captain William McComas, son of Daniel McComas and Martha Scott, before June 1784.^1,2,8 Hannah Bond died in 1796.⁸

     Jacob Bond, son of Thomas Bond and Ann (?),, was born circa 1704.¹ Jacob Bond was the son of Thomas Bond and Ann (?).¹ On 8 November 1752 Thomas Bond conveyed land consisting of a 500 acre portion (1/2) of "Popular Neck" to Jacob Bond at Baltimore County, Maryland.²

     John Bond, son of Peter Bond and Susanna (?),, was born circa 1694.¹ John Bond was the son of Peter Bond and Susanna (?).¹ On 6 April 1705 Peter Bond conveyed land consisting of 300 acres known as "Harris' Trust" (100 acres to each son as tenants in life) to John Bond, Thomas Bond and William Bond at Baltimore County, Maryland.² John Bond married Mary (?) circa 1713.¹ On 24 November 1715 John Bond purchased land consisting of 300 acres known as "Abell's Lot", held jointly with his brother William Bond, from Robert Brown, Gentleman of Anne Arundel County at Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ He died before 1720.¹

     Joshua Bond was a Quaker.¹ He witnessed the will of Elizabeth Whitaker on 2 May 1758 at Baltimore County, Maryland.¹

     Martha Bond, daughter of Thomas Bond Jr and Elizabeth Scott,, was born circa 1747.¹ Martha Bond was the daughter of Thomas Bond Jr and Elizabeth Scott.¹ Thomas Bond Jr conveyed by land record 200 acres of "Bond's Forest" to Martha Bond in 1778.¹

     Mary Bond was born circa 1735.¹ As of 11 May 1756,her married name was Preston.¹ She married James Preston, son of James Preston and Sarah Poteet, on 11 May 1756.¹ Mary Bond died on 11 July 1759.¹

     Peter Bond was born circa 1663.¹ He married Susanna (?) circa 1682.¹ On 6 April 1705 Peter Bond conveyed land consisting of 300 acres known as "Harris' Trust" (100 acres to each son as tenants in life) to Thomas Bond, William Bond and John Bond at Baltimore County, Maryland.²

     Sarah Bond, daughter of William Bond,, was born circa 1673.¹ Sarah Bond was the daughter of William Bond.² As of circa 1693,her married name was Love.¹ Sarah Bond married Robert Love circa 1693.¹ On 7 December 1697 Sarah Bond and Robert Love conveyed land consisting of 150 acres called "Whitaker's Ridge" to John Whitaker at Baltimore County, Maryland.^1,3

     Sarah Bond was born circa 1740.¹ As of 22 January 1767,her married name was Smithson.¹ She married Thomas Smithson, son of Thomas Smithson and Mary (?), on 22 January 1767.^1,2

     Sarah Fell Bond was born circa 1756.¹ As of circa 1776,her married name was Preston.¹ She married Barnard Preston, son of James Preston and Clemency Taylor, circa 1776.¹ In 1800,Sarah Fell Bond and Barnard Preston appeared on the Federal Census of Harford County, Maryland, listed as having in the household 1 or 2 unknown free males under 10, 1 or 2 unknown free males 10-16 (the question is which age group son Jacob fell into since he was 10), 1 unknown free male 16-26, 2 unknown free females 16-26, and 10 slaves. Also living in the household: Dr. Jacob Alexander Preston and James Bond Preston.² Sarah Fell Bond died in 1841.¹

     Susanna Bond, daughter of Thomas Bond Jr and Elizabeth Scott,, was born circa 1748.¹ Susanna Bond was the daughter of Thomas Bond Jr and Elizabeth Scott.¹ As of circa 1768,her married name was Amos.² Susanna Bond married William Amos Jr circa 1768.² Susanna Bond and William Amos Jr executed a land record to convey 96 acres of "Bond's Forrest" from her father, Thomas Bond, Jr circa 1782.²

     Thomas Bond, son of Peter Bond and Susanna (?),, was born circa 1683.¹ Thomas Bond was the son of Peter Bond and Susanna (?).¹ Thomas Bond married Ann (?) circa 1702.¹ On 6 April 1705 Peter Bond conveyed land consisting of 300 acres known as "Harris' Trust" (100 acres to each son as tenants in life) to Thomas Bond, William Bond and John Bond at Baltimore County, Maryland.² On 9 December 1718 Thomas Bond and Ann (?) conveyed land consisting of 214 acres known as "Antioch" to Thomas Preston at Baltimore County, Maryland.³ Thomas Bond and Stephen S. Gill witnessed the execution of a land record by Daniel McComas on 18 September 1729 at Baltimore County, Maryland; a tract called Greshams Colledge from Solomon Wooding and his wife, Sarah, of Baltimore County, for 4000 pounds of tobacco, a cow, a calf, and 200 weight of pork. The tract lay on the west side of the branch called Winter's Run, consisting of 195 acreas of land, houses, gardens, orchards, and fences.⁴ On 31 December 1736 Thomas Bond purchased land consisting of 1000 acres known as "Popular Neck" from Richard Dorsey and his wife Elizabeth at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁵ On 24 July 1746 Thomas Bond conveyed land consisting of 100 acres known as "Francis' Delight", 216 acres known as "Bond's Choice", and a 122 acre portion of "Good Neighborhood" to Thomas Bond Jr at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁶ On 8 November 1752 Thomas Bond conveyed land consisting of a 500 acre portion (1/2) of "Popular Neck" to Jacob Bond at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁷

     Thomas Bond III, son of Thomas Bond Jr and Elizabeth Scott,, was born circa 1728.¹ Thomas Bond III was the son of Thomas Bond Jr and Elizabeth Scott.¹ Thomas Bond III married Catherine Fell on 3 February 1765.^1,2,3 Thomas Bond III died circa 1800 at Harford County, Maryland.¹

     Thomas Bond Jr, son of Thomas Bond and Ann (?),, was born circa 1703.^1,3 Thomas Bond Jr was the son of Thomas Bond and Ann (?).² Thomas Bond Jr married Elizabeth Scott, daughter of Daniel Scott Jr and Elizabeth Whitaker, on 13 April 1725 at Baltimore County, Maryland; (sometimes recorded as 3 Feb 1725).^1,4,5,3 Before 7 March 1743 Thomas Bond Jr had land surveyed consisting of 151 acres known as "Bond's Fortune" at Baltimore County, Maryland.² On 7 March 1743 Thomas Bond Jr conveyed land consisting of a 95 acre portion of "Bond's Fortune" to Walter Billingsley at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁶ He executed a land record leased from Lords Baltimore: Brotherhood's Forest in 1746 at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁷ On 24 July 1746 Thomas Bond conveyed land consisting of 100 acres known as "Francis' Delight", 216 acres known as "Bond's Choice", and a 122 acre portion of "Good Neighborhood" to Thomas Bond Jr at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁸ On 6 November 1747 William Bond conveyed land consisting of 40 acres known as "Miles Improvement" and 100 acres known as "Tower Hill" to Thomas Bond Jr at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁹ On 26 November 1751 Thomas Bond Jr and Elizabeth Scott conveyed land consisting of a 56 acre portion of "Bond's Fortune", 100 acres known as "Francis' Delight", 210 acres known as "Bond's Choice", 109 acres known as "Bond's Beginnings, and 122 acres known as "Good Neighbor" to Edward Mattingly at Baltimore County, Maryland.¹⁰ Thomas Bond Jr executed a land record leased from Lords Baltimore: Bonds Meadows in 1752 at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁷ He aapraised the estate of William McComas on 7 April 1757; for an estate appraised at 20.1.1 pounds.¹¹ Thomas Bond Jr was attended a convention of delegates from the 16 counties of Maryland as one of the 11 representatives from Harford County on 26 July 1775 at Annapolis, Maryland.¹² Thomas Bond Jr conveyed by land record 200 acres of "Bond's Forest" to Martha Bond in 1778.¹ Thomas Bond Jr executed a land record to convey 100 acres of "Bond's Forrest" to his daughter, Hannah, and her husband, Zaccheus Onion in 1780.¹ He executed a land record to convey 96 acres of "Bond's Forrest" to his daughter, Susanna, and her husband, William Amos circa 1782.¹ He executed a land record to convey 100 acres called "Tower Hill" to his daughter, Ann, her husband, William Clemens, and their son, Thomas Bond Clemens circa 1782.¹ He died in 1787.^3,1

     William Bond, son of Peter Bond and Susanna (?),, was born circa 1690.¹ William Bond was the son of Peter Bond and Susanna (?).¹ On 6 April 1705 Peter Bond conveyed land consisting of 300 acres known as "Harris' Trust" (100 acres to each son as tenants in life) to William Bond, Thomas Bond and John Bond at Baltimore County, Maryland.² In 1720 William Bond conveyed land consisting of 300 acres known as "Abell's Lot" to Mary (?) on behalf of her son, Benjamin at Baltimore County, Maryland.³ On 8 August 1734 William Bond purchased land consisting of a 100 acre portion of "Tower Hill" from Thomas Miles and wife Catherine at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁴ On 5 April 1743 William Bond and Roger Donahue conveyed land consisting of a 168 acres portion of "Emm's Delight", a tract that had been divided with Roger's brother, Henry, to Robert Briarly at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁵ On 6 November 1747 William Bond conveyed land consisting of 40 acres known as "Miles Improvement" and 100 acres known as "Tower Hill" to Thomas Bond Jr at Baltimore County, Maryland.⁶

     William Bond was born circa 1653.¹

     Florence Boor was born circa 1847. She married George Calvin Diehl, son of John Diehl and Margaret Fetter, circa 1867.¹ As of circa 1867,her married name was Diehl.

     Foster R. Boose was born on 19 September 1907. He married Rosella Pauline Sterner, daughter of Elmer Sterner and Annie E. Spangler, on 12 March 1938.¹ Foster R. Boose was buried after 7 March 1988 at Zion (Shaffer's) Church Cemetery, Codorus Twp., York County, Pennsylvania. He died on 7 September 1988 at age 80.

     Don Booze married Lydia Romaine Roberts, daughter of John Thomas Roberts and Lydia Alverta Sterner, circa 1945.² Don Booze died in 1993 at Hanover, York County, Pennsylvania.²

     Elizabeth Born was also known as Eliszbeda.² She was born in 1742 at New Jersey. She married Johann Peter Utz, son of Hans Jacob Utz and Maria Catharina Haller, circa 1760. As of circa 1760,her married name was Utz. Elizabeth Born died BET 14 AND 19 OCT 1766 at Frederick County, Maryland; due to childbirth.^3,4 She was buried after 19 October 1766 at Trinity Church Cemetery, Manchester, Carroll County, Maryland; Her tombstone is written in German and located in the section called "God's Acre."^5,2

     David Bortner, son of Woodrow Bortner and Rachael Amanda Roberts,, was born circa 2002.¹ David Bortner is the son of Woodrow Bortner and Rachael Amanda Roberts.¹

     Priscilla Bortner was born on 9 July 1851.¹ She married Albert S. Sterner, son of Samuel Sterner and Elizabeth Matilda Shue, on 12 December 1875 at Christ Lutheran Church, York, York County, Pennsylvania. As of 12 December 1875,her married name was Sterner. Priscilla Bortner was buried in 1899 at Christ Reformed Church Cemetery, Jefferson, York County, Pennsylvania.¹ She died in 1899.¹

     TyLynn Bortner, daughter of Woodrow Bortner and Rachael Amanda Roberts,, was born circa 2002.¹ TyLynn Bortner is the daughter of Woodrow Bortner and Rachael Amanda Roberts.¹

     Woodrow Bortner was born circa 1981.¹ He married Rachael Amanda Roberts, daughter of Micheal Wayne Roberts and Sandra Emsweiler, circa 2001.¹

     Amanda M Bowman, daughter of Charles Bowman and Susana Edith Rinehart,, was born on 5 October 1859 at North Bloomfield Twp, Morrow Co, Ohio.¹ Amanda M Bowman was the daughter of Charles Bowman and Susana Edith Rinehart.¹ Amanda M Bowman married Charles Parker on 14 May 1878 at Crawford Co, Ohio. As of 14 May 1878,her married name was Parker. Amanda M Bowman married William H Hupp on 18 June 1929. As of 18 June 1929,her married name was Hupp.