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After the Battle of Berwick, which was fought and won
for King James III in 1333, Henry de Erth was awarded a Knights share of 1080 Acres and became the owner of , Erth Barton. This was
recorded in British records in 1337.
Before 1337 the Barton would have had a different Barton
Name.
When Henry de Erth died the next owner was
Goffery de Erth.
When Goffery de Erth died the next owner of, Erth Barton,
was Robert Bond who had married ths daughter Elizabeth de Erth.
It is thought Robert Bond was was the son of John bonde
who also was recorded as owning Land nearby in Cornwall in 1337 also.
Robert Bond became the first known , Bond , owner of
Erth Barton.
Robert Bond and Thomas Bond did not remain at , Erth Barton , but relocated elswhere.
Richard Bond married Elizabeth Maynard of Irish decent and they became the next
owners of, Erth Barton , after Robert Bond died.
The Bond DNA Results for, Richard Bond, are
41274
Richard Bond, b.c.1395, Cornwall, England
R1b1
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After Robert Bond died, his son Richard Bond who had married Elizabeth Maynard
of Irish decent became the 2nd, Bond , owner of Eart Barton.
Richard Bond who married Elizabeth Maynard had at least one son, who was Richard
Bond.
But,Thomas Bond may have been their son too. No records prove whether Robert Bond
was his father, or if Richard Bond was his Father that I can find.
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