Dora Belle (Taylor) Bond, age 21, of Fayetteville, Arkansas died Saturday, September 14, 1912.
She was born April 10, 1891 in Franklin County, Arkansas.
She is survived by her husband, Henry Jefferson Bond; and four children, John William "Willie", Ellen, Loyd, and Della Ann "Annie".
She is buried in Combs Chapel Cemetery near Fayetteville, Arkansas.
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In the 1900 Census of Morgan, Franklin County, Arkansas, she was listed as a niece in the household of George and Laura Ellen (Bond) McQueen.
Belle Taylor, age 16, of Saint Paul, Madison County and Henry Bond, age 24, also of Saint Paul were married March 4, 1905 in Franklin County, Arkansas.
In the 1910 census of Prairie Township (now Fayetteville), Washington County, Arkansas, she was listed with her husband, Henry, and three children, Willie (5), Ellen (3), and Loyd (1).
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Her gravestone or FHM was legible in the 1981 survey of the cemetery but is now either illegible or the site is no longer marked.
Her husband was listed in the 1920 census of Prairie Township (now Fayetteville) in his parents household, as a widower with four children, Willie (14), Ellen (12), Loyd (10), and Annie (8). In 1922 he remarried in Washington County and he was listed as a resident of Prairie Grove. Belle's son, Lloyd Sylvester (1909-1925) is buried here also. In 1937, at the time of a grandchild's death, henry was living in Keotak, Oklahoma, but he later went to Fresno, California where he was killed in 1957 after being struck by a train, and he is buried there.
She was born April 10, 1891 in Franklin County, Arkansas.
She is survived by her husband, Henry Jefferson Bond; and four children, John William "Willie", Ellen, Loyd, and Della Ann "Annie".
She is buried in Combs Chapel Cemetery near Fayetteville, Arkansas.
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In the 1900 Census of Morgan, Franklin County, Arkansas, she was listed as a niece in the household of George and Laura Ellen (Bond) McQueen.
Belle Taylor, age 16, of Saint Paul, Madison County and Henry Bond, age 24, also of Saint Paul were married March 4, 1905 in Franklin County, Arkansas.
In the 1910 census of Prairie Township (now Fayetteville), Washington County, Arkansas, she was listed with her husband, Henry, and three children, Willie (5), Ellen (3), and Loyd (1).
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Her gravestone or FHM was legible in the 1981 survey of the cemetery but is now either illegible or the site is no longer marked.
Her husband was listed in the 1920 census of Prairie Township (now Fayetteville) in his parents household, as a widower with four children, Willie (14), Ellen (12), Loyd (10), and Annie (8). In 1922 he remarried in Washington County and he was listed as a resident of Prairie Grove. Belle's son, Lloyd Sylvester (1909-1925) is buried here also. In 1937, at the time of a grandchild's death, henry was living in Keotak, Oklahoma, but he later went to Fresno, California where he was killed in 1957 after being struck by a train, and he is buried there.
Dora Belle (Taylor) Bond, age 21, of Fayetteville, Arkansas died Saturday, September 14, 1912.
She was born April 10, 1891 in Franklin County, Arkansas.
She is survived by her husband, Henry Jefferson Bond; and four children, John William "Willie", Ellen, Loyd, and Della Ann "Annie".
She is buried in Combs Chapel Cemetery near Fayetteville, Arkansas.
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In the 1900 Census of Morgan, Franklin County, Arkansas, she was listed as a niece in the household of George and Laura Ellen (Bond) McQueen.
Belle Taylor, age 16, of Saint Paul, Madison County and Henry Bond, age 24, also of Saint Paul were married March 4, 1905 in Franklin County, Arkansas.
In the 1910 census of Prairie Township (now Fayetteville), Washington County, Arkansas, she was listed with her husband, Henry, and three children, Willie (5), Ellen (3), and Loyd (1).
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Her gravestone or FHM was legible in the 1981 survey of the cemetery but is now either illegible or the site is no longer marked.
Her husband was listed in the 1920 census of Prairie Township (now Fayetteville) in his parents household, as a widower with four children, Willie (14), Ellen (12), Loyd (10), and Annie (8). In 1922 he remarried in Washington County and he was listed as a resident of Prairie Grove. Belle's son, Lloyd Sylvester (1909-1925) is buried here also. In 1937, at the time of a grandchild's death, henry was living in Keotak, Oklahoma, but he later went to Fresno, California where he was killed in 1957 after being struck by a train, and he is buried there.
She was born April 10, 1891 in Franklin County, Arkansas.
She is survived by her husband, Henry Jefferson Bond; and four children, John William "Willie", Ellen, Loyd, and Della Ann "Annie".
She is buried in Combs Chapel Cemetery near Fayetteville, Arkansas.
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In the 1900 Census of Morgan, Franklin County, Arkansas, she was listed as a niece in the household of George and Laura Ellen (Bond) McQueen.
Belle Taylor, age 16, of Saint Paul, Madison County and Henry Bond, age 24, also of Saint Paul were married March 4, 1905 in Franklin County, Arkansas.
In the 1910 census of Prairie Township (now Fayetteville), Washington County, Arkansas, she was listed with her husband, Henry, and three children, Willie (5), Ellen (3), and Loyd (1).
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Her gravestone or FHM was legible in the 1981 survey of the cemetery but is now either illegible or the site is no longer marked.
Her husband was listed in the 1920 census of Prairie Township (now Fayetteville) in his parents household, as a widower with four children, Willie (14), Ellen (12), Loyd (10), and Annie (8). In 1922 he remarried in Washington County and he was listed as a resident of Prairie Grove. Belle's son, Lloyd Sylvester (1909-1925) is buried here also. In 1937, at the time of a grandchild's death, henry was living in Keotak, Oklahoma, but he later went to Fresno, California where he was killed in 1957 after being struck by a train, and he is buried there.
Gravesite Details
This Memorial is based on information for D.B. Bond from the 1981 reading of the cemetery. Location was shown in the northeast section near the stones of John W. Bond and Fannie (Phelan) Henno.
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