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We understand the Bond family moved to Thornbury after their house was bombed in Filton during the Second World War. Three generations of Bonds were to settle in the Horseshoe Lane area and to remain there for many years. John and Louisa Bond On 9th August 1949 John bought 4 Horseshoe Lane from Emily Minnie Riddiford for £950. At the time John was living at 217 Gloucester Road, Filton and was working as a transport foreman. They must have moved from there to Thornbury to join their son, Jack, who had moved with his wife, Maud, during the war when their house in Filton was bombed. We understand that John was a caretaker at the Council School for many years. Louisa died on 14th July 1962 aged 89 years. Her husband, John, died on 9th September 1963 aged 81 years.
Jack and Rose Bond Jack was the son of John and Louisa Bond and there is no sign in the electoral registers that they, or their other son Frederick, were living in Thornbury at that time. The 1950 electoral register shows both Jack and Rose still living at 2 Rock Street. His parents, John and Louisa, were now living at 4 Horseshoe Lane. The 1954 register shows Jack and Rose living at 5 Rock Street and we assume this is the same house as they were living previously but it had now been re-numbered. By 1961, Jack and Rose had moved from Rock Street to 8 Buckingham Parade. Rose died on 6th February 1987 aged 72 years. Jack died on 21st September 1996 aged 84 years. Frederick and Margaret
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and Patricia A Bond This page was last updated: 22/11/2011 |