Spouse & Children

Nancy Jane Wright Emiline W. Bond (1855-) Robert Franklin Bond (1857-1906) James Dow Bond (1859-1927) John W. Bond (1862-1880)

Brothers & Sisters

Andrew Jackson Bond (1829-1863) Granville Bond (1836-1900) Harriet L. Bond (1838-1910) Robert J. Bond (1840-1864)

BOND, JOHN, Co E, private, enlisted for 3 years in Huntingdon, TN on 6/21/62 and mustered at Jackson, TN on 8/1/62 at age 30. He furnished his own horse and equipment. Bond was one of the 100 or more members of the detachment of the 7th TN stationed at forts along the Tennessee/Mississippi border who went AWOL in June 1863. He left Saulsbury, TN and was captured at Ripley, TN on 6/10/63 "on his way home," along with several others. Taken to prison in Richmond, VA, Bond died of chronic diarrhea there on 3/28/64. He left a widow, Nancy J Wright Bond, whom he had married in 1852. She received a pension, #194,437, of $8 per month, beginning on February 1882. MR #194 (Medical):See attached sources.^{3 1 4 5}

Sources:

1. John Bond's Civil War Service Record
2. Carroll County Transcribed Marriage Record, pg 239, entry 426
3. Letter from John Bond to Elizabeth Bond
4. Presidential Memorial Certificate
5. THE 7TH TENNESSEE CAVALRY USA (Originally 2nd West Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry) Peggy Scott Holley