Denis Bond (MP)

Denis Bond (1676–1747), of Creech Grange, Dorset, was English Member of Parliament for Dorchester, Corfe Castle, and Poole. He was also a director of the Charitable Corporation at the time of its collapse. He was Recorder of Poole from 1719 until his death.^[1]

Family

Bond was the son and heir of the wealthy barrister Nathaniel Bond, who came from a family who had been merchants in Dorchester, and bought Creech Grange, near Wareham in 1691.^[2] He married Leonara Sophia, widow of Edmund Dummer and daughter of the diplomat Sir William Dutton Colt. They had no children and Bond's estates, including Creech Grange, passed to his nephew John Bond.^[1]

^ ^a ^b John Sydenham, The history of the town and county of Poole (1839), 242 [1].
^ John Ferris, ‘Bond, Nathaniel (1634–1707)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004 [2], accessed 25 Oct 2009

Parliament of Great Britain
Preceded by Awnsham Churchill John Churchill	Member of Parliament for Dorchester 1709–1710 With: Awnsham Churchill	Succeeded by Sir Nathaniel Napier Benjamin Gifford
Preceded by John Bankes Richard Fownes	Member of Parliament for Corfe Castle 1715–1727 With: William Okeden 1715–1718 Joshua Churchill 1718–1721 John Bond 1721–1722 John Bankes 1722–1741	Succeeded by John Bond John Bankes
Preceded by George Trenchard Thomas Ridge	Member of Parliament for Poole 1727–1732 With: George Trenchard	Succeeded by George Trenchard Thomas Wyndham

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