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     Sherman Louis Bolton was born on 6 September 1879 at Iowa.¹ He married Margaret Mae Flater. Sherman Louis Bolton died in November 1966 at Tipton, Cedar Co., IA, at age 87. He was buried in 1966 at Masonic Cemetery, Tipton, Cedar Co., IA, Find A Grave Memorial# 140087571.

     Thomas M. Bolton was born circa 1834 at Virginia.¹ He married Lucenia Carpenter.¹ Thomas M. Bolton died in 1884 at Delaware Co., OH.

     William Robert Bolton was born on 10 November 1921 at Ohio.¹ He was the son of Robert Thomas Bolton and Dorthea Bailey. William Robert Bolton died on 28 January 2000 at Morrow Co., OH, at age 78 dates per SSDI, last residence Cardington.

     Thomas E. Bomar married Sarah Elizabeth Tharp, daughter of Timothy Smith Tharp and Amanda Jane Hull, on 13 October 1874 at Monroe Co., IA.

     Anna Bomberger was born on 7 May 1832. She was the daughter of Joseph Bomberger and Sarah Erb. Anna Bomberger died on 26 November 1908 at age 76.

     Anna Bomberger was born circa 1710. She was the daughter of Christian Bomberger and Maria (?) Anna Bomberger married John Kauffman, son of Michael Kauffman, circa 1730.

     Barbara Bomberger was born circa 1709. She was the daughter of Christian Bomberger and Maria (?) Barbara Bomberger married Christian Schnebele Hershey, son of Hans Hirschi and Anna Geunder, circa 1728 at Lancaster Co., PA.

     Barbara Bomberger was born. She was the daughter of Joseph Bomberger and Sarah Erb.

     Catherine Bomberger was born. She was the daughter of Joseph Bomberger and Sarah Erb.

     Christian Bomberger married an unknown person . He married Maria (?).

     Christian Bomberger married Maria (?). Christian Bomberger was born circa 1682 at Germany. He died on 25 March 1742 at Warwick Twp., Lancaster Co., PA.

     Elizabeth Bomberger was born. She was the daughter of Joseph Bomberger and Sarah Erb.

     Fannie Bomberger was born on 14 May 1844. She was the daughter of Joseph Bomberger and Sarah Erb. Fannie Bomberger died on 31 March 1913 at Franklin Co., PA, at age 68.

     Jacob E. Bomberger was born. He was the son of Joseph Bomberger and Sarah Erb.

     Joseph Bomberger married Magdalena Hershey, daughter of Christian Hershey and Anna Hernly.

     Joseph Bomberger was born on 12 July 1801 at Manheim, Lancaster Co., PA. He was the son of Joseph Bomberger and Magdalena Hershey. Joseph Bomberger married Sarah Erb on 2 February 1826. Joseph Bomberger died on 9 February 1868 at Franklin Co., PA, at age 66.

     Joseph E. Bomberger was born. He was the son of Joseph Bomberger and Sarah Erb.

     Magdalena Bomberger was born on 29 December 1828. She was the daughter of Joseph Bomberger and Sarah Erb. Magdalena Bomberger married Henry Cockley in 1849. Magdalena Bomberger died on 3 July 1873 at age 44.

     Maria Bomberger was born. She was the daughter of Joseph Bomberger and Sarah Erb.

     Rebecca Bomberger was born. She was the daughter of Joseph Bomberger and Sarah Erb.

     Sarah Bomberger was born on 20 January 1834. She was the daughter of Joseph Bomberger and Sarah Erb. Sarah Bomberger died on 10 February 1885 at Huntsdale, Cumberland Co., PA, at age 51.

     Susan Bomberger was born. She was the daughter of Joseph Bomberger and Sarah Erb.

     Joseph Bonavita was born on 27 March 1924.

     Abner Bond married Elizabeth Hall.

     Dixon John Bond was born on 14 December 1878 at Illinois. He was the son of Abner Bond and Elizabeth Hall. Dixon John Bond married Amy May Kitzmiller, daughter of Dr. Joseph H. Kitzmiller and Emily Marcia Bray, on 9 May 1900 at Christian Co., IL. Dixon John Bond died on 31 January 1938 at age 59. He was buried in February 1938 at Oak Hill Cemetery, Taylorville, Christian Co., IL.

     Dixon John Bond was born on 21 January 1937 at Hennepin Co., MN. He was the son of Joseph Dixon Bond and Harriet E. Lovett. Dixon John Bond was graduated in 1959 at Carlton College, Northfield, Rice Co., MN; Major: Economics. He died on 30 June 2014 at Northfield, Rice Co., MN, at age 77 OBITUARY - Star Tribune: Newspaper of the Twin Cities; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Bond, Dixon, age 77 of Northfield, former member of the Northfield City Council, Northfield Hospital Board, and many other organizations, passed away unexpectedly June 30, 2014. Funeral Services will be 11 am Monday, July 14th at the First United Church of Christ in Northfield with burial at Oaklawn Cemetery. Visitation 2-5 Sunday, July 13th at the Bierman Funeral Home in Northfield and at the Church on Monday 1 hour prior to Services. Dixon Bond is survived by sons Jeff Bond and partner Debbie Kramer of Randolph, Doug Bond and wife Lisa of North Oaks; former wife Judy Bond of Stevens Point, WI; sister Penny Bond and husband Charlie Grimsrud of Wayzata; 4 grandchildren; and 1 great grandchild. In lieu of flowers memorials to Laura Baker Association, Epic Enterprise, Northfield Arts Guild, or American Heart Association. biermanfuneralhome.com


OBITUARY - Star Tribune: Newspaper of the Twin Cities; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Dixon Bond BUILDER, VOLUNTEER He spearheaded Ordway Center
Dixon Bond was a troubleshooter.
From leading construction of the Ordway Center in St. Paul to rescuing a struggling Northfield school for the disabled, he turned around many a troubled project or program.
"He'd go into building projects that were financially in trouble and they'd hire him to make them work," said son Jeff Bond of Randolph.
Dixon Bond died of a heart attack at home on June 30. He was 77.
He worked with both business and nonprofit institutions, including Green Giant, Carleton College, the Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts, Minneapolis Children's Theatre and Pillsbury Center. He was on many projects, boards and commissions.
His goal, according to his family, was to make the world a better place to live.
After a "remarkable job" spearheading the $46 million construction of the Ordway, which opened in 1985, he stayed on as president and chief operating officer, said Patricia Mitchell, current Ordway president.
"There were unanticipated building and financing costs, and he helped figure out how to solve those riddles," she said. "He was a builder and a fixer. The Ordway today is a testament to his brilliance as a builder."
George Latimer, St. Paul's mayor when the Ordway was built, said Bond was quietly instrumental in helping to build one of the great theater centers in America.
"He was totally without ego," Latimer said. "He was totally mission oriented. He inspired the confidence of all the philanthropists who were responsible for the building of the Ordway. He conveyed a sense of seriousness and trust."
In Northfield, Bond served on the City Council, planning commission, hospital board and was president of the Northfield Arts Guild, among other civic roles.
"He had interests of everybody in Northfield at heart and always helped in ways that were appropriate for his interests and talents," said Keith Covey, who was mayor during most of Bond's six years on the City Council.
He said Bond was on the board of directors of Northfield's Laura Baker private residential school, which teaches students ages 5 to 22 with developmental disabilities. When funding and financial struggles arose, Bond was hired on the staff and helped the school once again thrive, Covey said.
"It was failing and he turned that around," Jeff Bond said of the school. "He worked for that for free for a long time because they couldn't afford to pay him. So he didn't ask for any pay until they were on their feet."
Dixon Bond was born to Joseph and Harriet Bond and grew up in south Minneapolis. In 1955, he graduated from Southwest High School and went on to Carleton, earning an economics degree in 1959.
As a freshman, Bond formed a men's close-harmony singing group, the CarleTunes, which became the Singing Knights.
The group is still going strong, as is the old house near campus where they first practiced. It belonged to college librarian Dacie Moses, who later bequeathed it to the Carleton Alumni Association.
Each week, until his death, Bond visited the two-story white house, where he was a longtime elder and mentor.
"Many times when the house was facing a precarious future at Carleton College, Dixon stepped and translated the Dacie values and gifts he thought were important to administrators," Julie Uleberg, the house director, wrote recently to his family. "We are still here and students are still coming. That is part of Dixon's legacy."
Services have been held.

He was buried in July 2014 at Oaklawn Cemetery, Northfield, Rice Co., MN.

     Elizabeth Maria Bond was born on 29 April 1901 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Dixon John Bond and Amy May Kitzmiller. Elizabeth Maria Bond died on 22 December 1990 at age 89. She was buried in December 1990 at Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., MN.

     Irene Grace Bond was born on 2 August 1864. She was the daughter of William Bond and Talitha Cumi Belknap.

     James Bond married Sarah Talitha Starr, daughter of Samuel Fletcher Starr and Talitha Cumi Belknap, on 11 November 1866.

     John S. Bond was born on 15 November 1863 at Kansas.¹ He married Jennie Blood circa 1885.¹ John S. Bond died on 23 February 1950 at Los Angeles Co., CA, at age 86 Dates per California Death Index.