David Lincoln Bond1,2,3

Family Chart
ID# 18881, (1881 - 1953)
FatherThomas J. Bond4,5,2 (12 Sep 1847 - 8 Dec 1942)
MotherMartha Jane Grammer2 (7 Jun 1857 - 23 Mar 1885)

Key Events:

Birth: 13 Jul 1881, West Plains, Missouri6,7,8
Marriage: 12 Dec 1912, Vancouver, British Columbia, Fannie Francis Brandon 9,10
Divorce: before 1917, Fannie Francis Brandon 11,12
Marriage: 29 Oct 1925, Oakland, Alameda Co., California, Anna Marie Schwankler (9 Feb 1892 - 22 May 1971)13,14
Death: 24 Mar 1953, Contra Costa Co., California15

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Narrative:

     David Lincoln Bond was born on 13 Jul 1881 in West Plains, Missouri.6,7,8
     His mother died on 23 Mar 1885, when David was 3 years old.16 He appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Marion Twp., Ozark, Missouri, in the household of his father, Thomas J. Bond, and stepmother, Susan A. Logan.4
     David moved to Washington by 1910. He appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Aberdeen, Chehalis Co., Washington, at 518 East Market, enumerated 15 Apr 1910, rooming with four others in the home of Margaret T. Shellly.17
     David married first Fannie Francis Brandon on 12 Dec 1912 in Vancouver, British Columbia.9,10
     David moved to Vancouver, British Columbia, on 3 Jul 1915 to work as a lumberman. On 28 Jun 1917 he registered with the U.S. Consulate there as a native citizen of the United States. He said his legal domicile was Seattle, Washington, and he intended to return to the United States within five years.5
     David and Fannie were divorced before 1917.11,12
     He registered for the draft for World War I on 6 Sep 1918, reporting his address as 905 Boyston Ave., Seattle, Washington, but registering at Prince Rupert, British Columbia. He reported he was employed as a lumberman at Pacific Mills Limited at Ocean Falls, British Columbia.18 He appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon, rooming in a hotel operated by David D. Phillips and his wife, at 126 Thirteenth St., enumerated 3 Jan 1920, along with 28 other roomers. His occupation as shown as superintendent at a logging camp.19
     David and his second wife had apparently both moved to the Bay Area in California by the time of their marriage. He was living in Oakland, California,2, and she was living in Piedmont.2
     David married second Anna Marie Schwankler, daughter of Marie Schwenkler, on 29 Oct 1925 in Oakland, Alameda Co., California, with Edward J. Tyrrell, justice of the peace, officiating. She had previously been married to John Peterson, Charles Davis Slaughter and Forest Emery Reigel.13,14
     David and Anna were living at 1915 Castro, Oakland, in 1926.20 They moved to 1421 Market St., Oakland, by 1928.21
     David and Anna appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Oakland, Alameda Co., California, at 710½ Apgar St., enumerated 3 Apr 1930, reporting they rented their home. Leslie Peay, a 25-year old painter is listed as a boarder their household.22 They moved to 812 31st St. by 1933.23
     He reported his occupation as civil engineer when he married in 1925, but it appears the title of "concrete worker" in the 1926 city directory was more accurate.2,20 He was a salesman by 1928, but returned to construction by 1930, when he reported his occupation as a building laborer. He appears in the 1933 city directory as a concrete worker again.24,25
     He was an elevator operter in an office building in 1940, reporting he had worked 45 hours the last week of March, and 52 weeks the prior year, earning $1,080.26
     David and Anna have not been found in the 1940 census. They had moved to Seattle, Washington by 1941 when they were living in an apartment at 1723 18th Ave.27
     He was working as an elevator operator in Seattle, at the Meves Buliding in 1941.27 They moved to a rural area in Edmonds, north of Seattle, by 1942. They remained in that area until at least 1948.28 David registered for the draft for World War II on 27 Apr 1942. He reported he was living on Cedar Valley Highway, Snohomish, Washington, but apparently only temporarily as he listed his mailing address as Edmonds. He reported he was working for White and Bullard at 1010 First Ave., Seattle.29 By 1948 he was working as an elevator operator with Warshal's Sporting Goods Co.30
     David and Anna appeared on the 1950 Federal Census of Snohomish Co., Washington, enumerated 11 May 1950, reporting they lived in a home that was not on a farm.31
     David and Anna apparently moved back to the Bay Area of California at some point, because both of them died in Contra Costa Co.
     David died on 24 Mar 1953 in Contra Costa Co., California, at age 71.15

Children:
     There were no children with Fannie Francis Brandon

Children:
     There were no children with Anna Marie Schwankler

Citations

  1. [S4593] Margaret T. Shelley household, 1910 U.S. Census, Clark Co., Washington, shows name as David L. Bond.
  2. [S4589] David Lincoln Bond and Anna Reigel, marriage license and return, County of Alameda.
  3. [S4594] "British Columbia, Canada, Marriage Index, 1872-1935," Ancestry.com, record for David Lincoln Bond, citing Registration No. 1912-09-070677, BCA No. B11376, and GSU No. 1983704.
  4. [S4595] Thomas J. Bond household, 1900 U.S. Census, Ozark Co., Missouri.
  5. [S6265] Bond, Consular Registration Applications.
  6. [S4603] David L. Bond, World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, shows date, with year as 1881, town, and state.
  7. [S885] "California Death Index, 1940-1997," Ancestry.com, record for David Bond, Soc. Sec. No. 531036183, shows date and state.
  8. [S4595] Thomas J. Bond household, 1900 U.S. Census, Ozark Co., Missouri, shows month, year, as 1882, age 17, and state.
  9. [S4594] "British Columbia, Canada, Marriage Index, 1872-1935," Ancestry.com, record for David Lincoln Bond, citing Registration No. 1912-09-070677, BCA No. B11376, and GSU No. 1983704, shows date and city.
  10. [S6265] Bond, Consular Registration Applications, shows married.
  11. [S6265] Bond, Consular Registration Applications, shows divorced.
  12. [S4603] David L. Bond, World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, shows him as single.
  13. [S4589] David Lincoln Bond and Anna Reigel, marriage license and return, County of Alameda, shows date, city, as second marriage for each, and officiant.
  14. [S4590] David L. Bond household, 1930 U.S. Census, Alameda Co., California, shows married, with his first marriage at age 43 and hers at 33.
  15. [S885] "California Death Index, 1940-1997," Ancestry.com, record for David Bond, Soc. Sec. No. 531036183.
  16. [S500] Findagrave.com, online, memorial # 55299426,Martha Jane Grammer Bond, shows date and includes tombstone photo showing same.
  17. [S4593] Margaret T. Shelley household, 1910 U.S. Census, Clark Co., Washington.
  18. [S4603] David L. Bond, World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918.
  19. [S4592] David D. Phillips household, 1920 U.S. Census, Multnomah Co., Oregon.
  20. [S6280] Polk's Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda City Directory, 1926 pg 377.
  21. [S6280] Polk's Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda City Directory, 1928 pg 363.
  22. [S4590] David L. Bond household, 1930 U.S. Census, Alameda Co., California.
  23. [S6280] Polk's Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda City Directory, 1933 pg 160.
  24. [S6280] Polk's Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda City Directory, 1928 pg 363, shows occupation as salesman; 1933 pg 160, shows occupation as concrete worker.
  25. [S4590] David L. Bond household, 1930 U.S. Census, Alameda Co., California, shows occupation as laborer, industry as building.
  26. [S12830] David L. Bond household, 1940 U.S. Census, King Co., Washington, shows occupation as elevator operter and industry as office building.
  27. [S6139] Polk's Seattle City Directory, 1941 pg 186.
  28. [S6139] Polk's Seattle City Directory, 1942 pg 122; 1948 pg 144.
  29. [S4604] David L. Bond, Selective Service Registration Card, World War II, Fourth Registration.
  30. [S6139] Polk's Seattle City Directory, 1948 pg 144.
  31. [S12829] David Bond household, 1950 U.S. Census, Snohomish Co., Washington.