Walter Bond was born at Northam 1898[1].
Enlisted in the AIF for WWI in March 1917 at the age of 18, farmer at Dangin WA. Returned to Australia in 1918 and discharged due to defective vision.
Service number: 6909
Rank: Private
Roll title: 28 Infantry Battalion - 19 to 22 Reinforcements (January 1917 - March 1918)
Conflict/Operation: First World War, 1914-1918
Date of Embarkation: 29 June 1917
Place of embarkation: Fremantle
Ship Embarked On: HMAT Borda A30
Married Hazel F Porter 1928[2]. Walter and Hazel had three children:- Peter (b.1929) married Elva Jean Haythorne in South Perth in 1953 and had three children; Pauline Mary (b.1932) m Thomas Ernest Richards in 1954 and had three children, and John Walter (1947-1954)
Quairading Cemetery transcription:
BOND, Hazel Freeman, wife of Walter, mother of Peter, Pauline and John. 20 September 1906 - 8 July 1991
BOND, John Walter, son of Walter and Hazel Bond, brother of Peter and Pauline. 16 June 1954. Aged 7years 3 months.
BOND, Walter, husband of Hazel, father of Peter and Pauline. 14 November 1984. Aged 86 years 3 months.
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