Buend meaning | Last name Buend origin

Buend is the form of Bond. Historian Shirley, speaking of the Bonds of Grange and Lutton, county of Dorset, says:- "Originally of Cornwall, and said to be a family of great antiquity, but not connected with Dorset till the middle of the the XV century."

Buend is variation of the Bond. A householder or a tiller of the soil; a peasant proprietor.

Variation of the Bundy. Descendant of Bondig, i.e., householder or free man.

The variant form of Bontekoe. Brindled cow.

Buend is the variant of Bond. Anglo-Saxon bonula, a householder, proprietor, husbandman. Latinized Paterfamilias, according to Mag. Brit.i .61, "and rightly enough as it should seem, because much in the same sense in composition we use husband or husband" Le Bond. Hundred Rolls There are several persons called Bonde in Domseday, one of whom is somewhat contradictorily called "liber homo."