Biography of the Bond Brothers, pages 972 / 973.  History of De Kalb County, 
Indiana.  Inter-State Publishing Company, Chicago, 1885.

Bond Brothers, proprietors of the Butler bakery and restaurant.-John W. and 
Charles O. Bond are native of Perry County, Ohio, the former born May 23, 
1858, and the latter Aug. 10, 1863.  They were reared on a farm, receiving a 
common-school education. In 1881 John went to Grundy County, Iowa, but in 
1882 returned to his native county.  Charles was for some time a cook on a 
Baltimore & Ohio dining car.  In January, 1884, they came to Butler and 
bought the Butler bakery which they have enlarged, and have now a constantly 
increasing business. The make the famous cream bread and the finest coffee-
rolls in the country, the latter by a new process invented by Charles Bond.  
Their father, David Bond, is also a native of Perry County, a son of Peter 
Bond, of  Baltimore, Md.  Peter Bond was born in 1800, the youngest of 
thirteen children, and in 1813 accompanied his parents to Ohio and 
subsequently made his home in Perry County.

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