Biographies:  Charles T. BUNDY, Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI 

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Charles T. Bundy, member of the well known law firm of Bundy & Wilcox, was 
born in Menomonie, Wis., March 2, 1862, son of the late Judge Egbert B. and 
Reubena (Macauley) Bundy.  The father was born at Windsor, N. Y., the son of 
Dr. O. T. Bundy, of Deposit, that state.  The mother was born in Glasgow, 
Scotland, a daughter of William and Margaret Macauley.

Charles T. grew to manhood in Menomonie and there resided until he came to 
Eau Claire in 1894.  He was educated in the public schools of his home city 
and Madison, graduating from the law department of the State university and 
was admitted to practice in all courts of the state, both state and federal, 
the Supreme Court of the United States, courts of appeals in Chicago, 
St. Louis and San Francisco.  He commenced his practice at West Superior 
in partnership with C. R. Fridley until he formed a partnership with T. F. 
Frawley and Roy P. Wilcox in 1897, under the name of Frawley, Bundy & Wilcox, 
which business arrangement continued until the death of Mr. Frawley in 1902. 
Since that time he has been associated with Mr. Wilcox under the firm name 
of Bundy & Wilcox.  Mr. Bundy has been connected with much important 
litigation, among which may be mentioned the following cases:  Harrigan vs. 
Gilchrist, United States vs. Barber Lumber Company et al., the Eau Claire 
National Bank vs. Jackman in the United States Supreme Court, and water 
power cases in Wisconsin, including the famous Dells case.

On October 22, 1890, Mr. Bundy married Miss May Kelley, daughter of John, 
Jr., and Cornelia (Drawley) Kelley, of Menomonie.  To Mr. and Mrs. Bundy 
have been born four children, viz.: Nell R., Katherine M., Egbert B. and 
Lillian, the youngest of which died in 1910.  Religiously Mr. Bundy 
affiliates with the Episcopal church, while fraternally and socially he 
is a member of the Knights of Pythias and the Benevolent and Protective 
Order of Elks.        

--Taken from "The History of Eau Claire County, 1914, Past & Present",
page 297.