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Re: Cone Family in Iowa

pathdenver — 2012-05-18 13:37:00Z

The 1925 Iowa Census lists her parents as Oscar Cone and Annie McClung.

On Familysearch.org her marriage record also lists them as her parents.

I don't know where the name "Alice" appears, but my guess is that Mary L. is your Lulu.

Re: Cone Family in Alabama

texanbyhrt — 2012-04-28 21:00:08Z

Sharon: I am the gggranddaughter of Fatama Susan Cone. She was Jesse's daughter. I would like to know who her mother was. I see several family trees on Ancestry.com who name Sarah Bailey, but do not find any evidence to corroborate this. My mtDNA shows a strong and consistent Jewish ancestry, which came as quite a surprise to both my mother and me. You mention that you have copies of marriage certificates. Would you be willing to share them?
Regards, Johanna Riddle

Re: Buel Cone or Buell Coon?

JamesPurcell97 — 2012-04-12 20:45:16Z

Yes, I do. Buel Coon married Marinda Morgan in 1810 and had 8 children. He descends from John MacCoone of Scotland and the name evolved from MacCoone, MaCoon, Coon, Cone. Buel was son of Elias Coon and Eliza Starr of Westford, Vt. I know a great deal more and have photos of he and Marinda.
James Kevin Purcell jpurcell@mlode.com

Samuel Cone, b CT, 1755

ddrabold — 2012-04-01 16:46:45Z

I am interested in any details on Samuel Cone, born Haddam, 5 Aug 1755 according to town records. His father is listed as Jonathan in that source, but David in secondary sources. Anybody know the resolution of this?

Also, he had several children in Clinton, Maine. I know of at least Sam Jr, David and Oliver (but have good reason to suspect a William born about 1788) Jane (1794)and Isaac.

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/25763682/person/1710032641

Does anyone have additional information on him. I suspect that he is related to Mary Cone (b Maine, abt 1813) who married Warren McPhetres in Lincoln, Penobscot, ME in 1836. Details available if you are intersted.

Cheers, Dave Drabold

Re: Lela Cone in Texas

charlottedady — 2012-03-25 23:54:35Z

Lela Lackey Cone is my grandfathers half sister. You are welcome to contact me charlottedady@yahoo.com
I'm looking forward to hearing from you! How do I contact you?

Re: CONE family in Hanson, MA

donnaroserussian — 2012-03-17 08:06:36Z

I was acquainted with a lady named Irene Cone (known to friends and family as "Ma Cone") in Hanson, MA, but she passed away, maybe 3 decades ago or so, and was fairly elderly. She had a daughter, as I recall. I want to say her daughter's name is Marcia (perhaps, spelled, Marsha). Somewhere, I might still have Mrs. Cone's home address in Hanson. I'd almost say I could pick out the house, but I'm sure it's changed. I remember the house being extremely cluttered (we would call it 'hoarding' today) and Mrs. Cone kept chickens and rabbits in the yard. That's about all I can remember. I hope this helps you.

Cone Family in Iowa

kelyjoe — 2012-03-07 05:49:13Z

Need some info on a Lucinda A Cone or Lulu Alice Cone. She married a WM Zimple. I show her Parents as Oscar and Julie Annie Cone.

But all the info I find on them does not list her as a Daughter.

This all takes place in Iowa around Traer, Iowa.

kelyjoe@msn.com

Re: CONE arrived in America 1600's

Frances_Flick — 2012-02-22 14:28:04Z

Do we know where in Scotland the Cones came from and where in America they settled?

I'm descended from the Cones of Norfolk VA and can't get back any farther than James Cone. His wife was Jane (maiden name unknown) and I'm descended through their daughter, Martha Ann Cone. She was born about 1820 and married William J Stakes in Norfolk in Sep 1841. After the birth of their first child, the family moved to neighboring Princess Anne County where they lived until Martha's death in Aug 1870.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Frances

Re: Richard Cone

hishelpers7 — 2012-02-22 05:20:45Z

That is funny indeed, My FIL name is Richard and our story is similar to. He was married before my husbands mom. My Husband has a 1/2 sibling out there somewhere to. Unfortunately the two Richards do not add up. But wow the similarities of this story, just different Richards. LOL! Best of Luck!

Re: Christian Cones

hishelpers7 — 2012-02-22 05:15:39Z

My FIL is one of the sons of Chester W Cones Sr. We ar searching out family history to. Curious whatyou may have to?

Re: Christian Cones

hishelpers7 — 2012-02-22 05:09:49Z

How do you know he had two daughters? I am searching this same thing. I would love to exchange info.

Re: Christian Cones

hishelpers7 — 2012-02-22 05:09:43Z

How do you know he had two daughters? I am searching this same thing. I would love to exchange info.

Re: Christian Cones

hishelpers7 — 2012-02-22 05:08:16Z

You will need to go to a Mormon Church and ask them how to get a copy of the book. That is how my FIL got his copy.

Re: Christian Cones

hishelpers7 — 2012-02-22 05:07:33Z

On this site, below, It is a Mormon Ancestory Archive Site I found alot about the Cones I was searching.
Christian Cones is on there but I am uncertain if it is the Christian WE all are searching more information on There are two Christians noted under Germany. Which he is from Germany. However the Death date is a year off from the Christian at Battle of bRandywine.

TO find out Christians Wifes MAIDEN name I found Jacob Cones whom his wife we believed was a Jana or Jane. I found a Jacob with wife Jane McCullough. On Jacobs page it notes his parents, pedigree and wife. Under Parents Christian Cones, Mothers Maiden Name, GRANT.

You can find more out on a lot of Cones by clicking the link below. HOWEVER, You will have to retype their name in. Hope this helps anyone searching. I would love to hear back from anyone or compare information gathered, just reply back to this tip. It will notify me in my inbox. Thanks.

http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/frameset_search.asp?P...

Re: Christian Cones

hishelpers7 — 2012-02-20 04:22:15Z

Information I know about Christian Cones is brief. But I am also trying to go a step further as well.

I do know the following information on Christian Cones. He was from Germany, Much of his information was lost in a fire. Where or How is unknown. I got this from my Father N Law, who is the 7th generation Cones from Christian. I presume the scource is the Cones Family Book. I am uncertain.

If anyone else has more information, I am interested for sure.
I also know that Christian was in the Battle of Brandywine where he died. I do have further information as for his children and down the decendants to our family. But as for info going back from Brandywine, that is the last information gathered.

Re: Christian Cones

hishelpers7 — 2012-02-20 04:16:05Z

Is this post still checked by a member of the Cones Family?

Re: Cone family

democrats — 2011-12-31 04:24:47Z

My grandmother was Mary Ellen Kohn Lewis (some spell Cone)her her brother was Odie Mc Donald Cone born nov 5 1899 in Redford Reynolds Co Mo. Her mother was Mary Jane Cone. Reply if this is your family, I really think it is
Hazel Lewis Regot

Buel Cone or Buell Coon?

erikamarie_painting — 2011-12-16 12:09:24Z

Does anyone know anything about Buel Cone or Buell Coon born in vermont lived in new york, Iowa, and kansas?
B abt 1813?

Re: Christian Cones

JenniferDodson1976 — 2011-10-14 00:34:20Z

I have borrowed a copy of this same book. Do you know where I could purchase a copy from?

Re: Christian Cones

JenniferDodson1976 — 2011-10-14 00:27:51Z

This is the same line I have been working on? Have you been able to find any additional information?

Re: Tartan of Clan Cone

jrudnits — 2011-07-04 00:18:56Z

Hello, Dee. Thanks so much for writing. We are descendents of Daniel who founded Haddam - my grandmother was apparently the last to leave, as she was raised there. Her mother was a Spencer. We are related to Gerard Spencer about three ways - one of which is through Mehitable Spencer who married Daniel Cone. At any rate, thank you for the information.

And by the way, my mother's name is also Dee - she is the one who got me hooked on geneaology.

Re: Tartan of Clan Cone

Cannon_Wales — 2011-07-03 14:30:21Z

I couldn't get the site's silly Web form to break for paragraphs, so I've put in all-cap heds instead. ENGLISH OR SCOTTISH? Our Cones are definitely Scottish and Cone is a sept of Clan Donald. No spurious English claim or temporary occupation will ever make Edinburgh English. TARTAN. You won't know which Macdonald tartan is the definitive one to claim until you know where in Scotland our Cone ancestors are from. I don't think it matters, though. Just pick one you like. Our Cones got here in 1652 and the tartans weren't assigned to family names until Victoria stuck her hand in the mix when she fell in love with Balmoral. Before then, everyone wore whatever the local weaver made. I love those eighteenth-century portraits with the subject wearing five or six different tartans. And Cone is my mother's family; all my dancing sashes are in my father's tartan. THE TALE OF THE THREE BROTHERS. Daniel was one of three brothers transported to Boston after the Battle of Worcester. If your Cone ancestor lived in colonial Virginia, you, like me, are probably descended from his brother Neale. THE BOOK OF DANIEL. The author of the book on Daniel Cone, which was written at the turn of the twentieth century after an exchange of hundreds of letters with Cone descendants, didn't put any information in it that he couldn't verify from independent sources. It was a massive undertaking resulting in a stunning achievement, especially considering that all the work of the compilation and the writing was done manually. But there are two problems with it: it's not infallible—because of a coincidence of names and a posthumous birth, a genealogy of Daniel and Mahitable somewhere on the Web, based on this book, erroneously attributes one of Neale's descendants (my 4g-gf) to one of Daniel's lines—and it doesn't include the juicy rumors and stories. HERE'S THE ENTRY FROM MY OWN COMPILATION ON THE BROTHERS' PARENTS (my nine-great-grandparents): Parents of three brothers captured after the battle of Worcester, sentenced to serve terms of indenture, and transported together aboard the John and Sarah, arriving in Boston in late winter of 1651–1652: 1625 Neale, 1626 Daniel, 1628? John. Cone is a sept of Clan Donald, which changed sides in the war twice and managed to be on the losing side both times. One report says the brothers were from Edinburgh; another says Aberdeenshire, where the name is common. The Covenanters’ army was drawn from both highlands and lowlands, so either—or both—is possible. The brothers served their indentures by 1657. There’s an oral tradition, vague of details, that says an argument about money between two of the brothers caused a rift that made the brothers go their separate ways. Daniel was a founder of Haddam, Connecticut; he married Mahitable Spencer in 1660 and had nine children, none of them named Neil although his son Ebenezer named a son John. Neale went to Virginia, married Ann Hawkins, and had five children, none of them named Daniel but one of them named John. Both Virginia and Massachusetts had a John Cone who could have been the third brother. A FINAL HISTORICAL NOTE. The brothers were lucky to be captured after Worcester instead of Dunbar. Had the reverse happened, we might not have Cone ancestry. By the conservative Scottish estimate of 6,000 captured prisoners, 77% of them were dead within a month; by the English estimate of 10,000 captured, it was 86%.
~~Dee

Re: CONE;ALLEN;THOMPSON

zakarias_young — 2011-06-22 19:39:33Z

is this gilliam cone the father of george w cone (1817-1890)? i'm trying to establish the next generation after gilliam, but i'm not sure if it's the same one from your records.

Albert Cone, b.abt1871, wife Hattie, b.abt 1866, lived Antrim Co., MI

margerice1 — 2011-06-06 03:47:06Z

I have an original postcard photograph of “Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cone – Central Lake, Mich.”, which I’d like to get back to descendants or family members. Card is dated 1909, and they look to be around age 40.

I found Albert Cone in the 1910 & 1920 censuses. In 1910, they lived in Central Lake (Antrim Co.) MI, and Albert J. was 38, a fireman at a flour mill. Wife Hattie E. was age 44. By 1920, they lived in Grand Rapids (Kent Co.) MI, and Albert was age 50, born in Maine; Hattie was age 55, born in Michigan.

Get back to me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are related to Albert or Hattie Cone.

LARTER Suffolk, UK > Australia 1855

C_Larter — 2011-05-31 13:14:37Z

My Larter's came to Australia from Suffolk U.K. 1855
Do you know of any Larter that came from Scotland or Ireland.
Where are you from and which Larter line are you connected to.
Would like you to reply
Regards Colin

CONE arrived in America 1600's

2011-05-31 13:13:35Z

My maiden name is CONE - I am descended from Scottish Cones who arrived in America in the 1600s but we seriously doubt we are from Daniel Cone of Edinborough's line. We suspect we are from Peter and/or Neal but definitely William Cone. If you have any information that may assist us, we would truly appreciate it. We want to get our roots back to Scotland. Thank you very much!

Re: CONE

drowan8007 — 2011-05-31 00:21:16Z

I'm wondering whether there's a Cone/Koehn connection in that area, perhaps predating Davidson County.

Re: Joseph Cone

indianpoint40113 — 2011-04-27 08:07:34Z

Im also looking for the cones around that area,but havent had any luck with any details or help here.
LOOKING FOR ANY INFO OR HELP ON MY GRANDFATHER AND GREAT GRANDPARENTS....MY GRANDFATHER WOULD NEVER TALK ABOUT HID FAMILY EXCEPT HE RAISED HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS,AND NEVER REVELED ANY NAMES TO US..WE DO KNOW THAT MY GRANDMOTHER (( ALICE VICTORIA WILLIAMS CONE ))HAD HIS NAME CHANGED FROM ROGER MAC CONE TO RICHARD MACK CONE AT SOME POINT... MY GRANDFATHER WAS BORN ROGER MAC CONE--OCTOBER 17,1905 IN NACOGDOCHES,TEXAS AND HIS PARENTS WERE JOE MADISON CONE (by gfathers birth records)Also went by James BORN???? NATUCH,LOUISIANA AND ARZELIA KATE MOSS CONE BORN???? COAL CREEK,TENNESSE...THIS IS ALL I KNOW AT THIS TIME...ANY INFO I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE AND ANY HELP ON WHERE TO GO TO LOOK OR SO FORTH.. THANK YOU ALL WHO REPLY....

Re: Cone Family, Hunt County, TX

indianpoint40113 — 2011-04-27 08:02:37Z

Im also looking for the Cone Family..I know that some came from Hunt Texas...
LOOKING FOR ANY INFO OR HELP ON MY GRANDFATHER AND GREAT GRANDPARENTS....MY GRANDFATHER WOULD NEVER TALK ABOUT HID FAMILY EXCEPT HE RAISED HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS,AND NEVER REVELED ANY NAMES TO US..WE DO KNOW THAT MY GRANDMOTHER (( ALICE VICTORIA WILLIAMS CONE ))HAD HIS NAME CHANGED FROM ROGER MAC CONE TO RICHARD MACK CONE AT SOME POINT... MY GRANDFATHER WAS BORN ROGER MAC CONE--OCTOBER 17,1905 IN NACOGDOCHES,TEXAS AND HIS PARENTS WERE JOE MADISON CONE BORN???? NATUCH,LOUISIANA AND ARZELIA KATE MOSS CONE BORN???? COAL CREEK,TENNESSE...THIS IS ALL I KNOW AT THIS TIME...ANY INFO I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE AND ANY HELP ON WHERE TO GO TO LOOK OR SO FORTH.. THANK YOU ALL WHO REPLY....

Re: Lela Cone in Texas

indianpoint40113 — 2011-04-27 08:00:53Z

I'm also looking for Cones in Texas..
LOOKING FOR ANY INFO OR HELP ON MY GRANDFATHER AND GREAT GRANDPARENTS....MY GRANDFATHER WOULD NEVER TALK ABOUT HID FAMILY EXCEPT HE RAISED HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS,AND NEVER REVELED ANY NAMES TO US..WE DO KNOW THAT MY GRANDMOTHER (( ALICE VICTORIA WILLIAMS CONE ))HAD HIS NAME CHANGED FROM ROGER MAC CONE TO RICHARD MACK CONE AT SOME POINT... MY GRANDFATHER WAS BORN ROGER MAC CONE--OCTOBER 17,1905 IN NACOGDOCHES,TEXAS AND HIS PARENTS WERE JOE MADISON CONE BORN???? NATUCH,LOUISIANA AND ARZELIA KATE MOSS CONE BORN???? COAL CREEK,TENNESSE...THIS IS ALL I KNOW AT THIS TIME...ANY INFO I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE AND ANY HELP ON WHERE TO GO TO LOOK OR SO FORTH.. THANK YOU ALL WHO REPLY....

Re: cone history

indianpoint40113 — 2011-04-27 07:50:56Z

Im looking for Grandfather Roger Mac Cone married Alice Victoria Williams Cone.
My GGrandfather James Madison Cone married Arezelia Kate Moss of Coal Creek,Tn..

Re: Richard Cone

indianpoint40113 — 2011-04-27 07:32:59Z

That's just way to funny....I have a sister named Pamela and a brother named Richard and one named Dennis(now deceased.)

Re: Cone's in Natchdoches,Texas

indianpoint40113 — 2011-04-27 07:02:41Z

Looking for James Madison Cone... Born around the mid 1800's...Had several children with Arezelia Kate Moss Cone.Any info would greatly be appreciated.

Brothers Luther Cone and John P. Cone

jajacks62 — 2011-04-24 19:34:37Z

These were sons of Luther Cone and both were Civil War Veterans. Luther who was born in Ohio in 1842 would join an Ohio unit during the Civil War. John born in 1846 in Ohio would go west with his family to Douglas County, Kansas. There he would join the 12th Kansas Infantry during the Civil War. Luther came west after the Civil War and is buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Chanute, Kansas. John P. Cone would also live in Chanute, Kansas for a period but would go back to Lawrence, Kansas before his death. I currently don't know where his is buried but I do have a photograph of him taken in New Chicago which would later become Chanute, Kansas: http://www.flickr.com/photos/civilwar_veterans_tombstones/56...

Re: Cone family

tanissconkle1 — 2011-04-05 00:07:58Z

Hi Betty, We are also looking for any information on the Cone family. My mothers father was Richard (George Luther) Cone born in 1931 in Wichita Falls, TX. He died in 1961. We know his fathers name was Virgil Cone and his mother Lela M. Lackey. He was the 10th child. But we do not know what the names of his brothers and sisters were. My mothers name is Linda Cone Conkle

Richard (George Luther) Cone

tanissconkle1 — 2011-04-05 00:01:08Z

Hi, My grandfathers name was Richard Cone, he was born George Luther Cone to Virgil D. Cone and Lela M. Lackey. He change his name to Richard Cone while in the army. Probably not the one you are looking for, but interesting. Richard (George) was born in Wichita Falls, TX, the 10th of 10 children at the time. My mother never knew her fathers family as he died when she was 6 in 1961 in a truck crash in California. I am also looking for any information I can find about my grandfather.

Re: Tartan of Clan Cone

jrudnits — 2011-03-07 18:07:41Z

I am a descendant of Daniel Cone as well. I have been trying to determine whether the "Cone" name of his family is Scot or if it is English. I understand that the area around Edinburgh changed hands between the English and the Scots frequently. Have you ever learned specifically whether these Cones are of a clan or are English?

Looking for Alice L Cone

ndbowman06 — 2011-03-01 05:12:00Z

I am looking for my great-grandmother. I have little to go on since my grandmother passed away in December and she didn't talk about her family even when she was alive. All I know about my great grandmother is that her name was Alice L Cone, born in 1905 and married my great grandfather George Washington Andrus. They had 4 kids, including my grandmother Carolyn Jean Andrus. Any help anyone can give me would mean the world to me.
Thank you!

CONE John M - Vietnam Wall section 16W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-22 12:47:40Z

CONE John M - Vietnam Wall section 16W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,140 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: Major Jared Cone born 1760 Bolton, CT.

LolaRobertson — 2011-02-21 19:23:48Z

Is your Jared Cone the son of Jared Cone (1733, Bolton, CT) and Christiana Loomis (1735/36, Bolton, CT)?

Charles Cone - 1885 - Arizona

JoellenBrown27 — 2011-02-20 22:16:57Z

Found in the Arizona Champion newspaper – Peach Springs, AZ. June 27, 1885. Copy of newspaper at the Library of Congress, Chronicling America section.

http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/

Charles Cone, of the firm Spencer & Cone, cattlemen of Mohave county, met with an accident in Hackberry on Monday last, which came near proving fatal. Someone had placed a torpedo on the railroad track and a freight train was standing at the depot. Mr. Cone was passing around the track at the rear end of the train, when the cars were backed up and ran over the torpedo, causing explosion. A piece of the missle struck Mr. Cone in the breast directly over the heart, ranging upwards, making a very ugly and dangerous wound. Dr. Brannen was telegraphed for and he was soon on the spot. A piece of the torpedo was removed from the wound, and at last accounts Mr. Cone was doing as well as could be expected.

Re: George Washington Cone of Ashley Co., Arkansas

bookamer — 2011-02-16 19:57:06Z

My GWC was born 7 Mar 1817 in NC and died 19 Jan 1890 in Izard County, Arkansas. His wife was Margaret Jane Howland. Is this the same GWC as yours?

Barbara

CONE Ralph A - Vietnam Wall section 30W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-24 20:58:11Z

CONE Ralph A - Vietnam Wall section 30W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,073 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Major Jared Cone born 1760 Bolton, CT.

parkhurst3 — 2010-12-07 17:22:35Z

He was married to Elizabeth Wells and Caroline Webb. I have quite a bit of history to share on the Cone family who was an early settler in Columbia, NH or this information is available in our book "The History of Columbia, NH 1770-2009".

Donald Davis Cone, JR

msbetty1 — 2010-09-21 17:10:22Z

I am not a realative. I saw this when looking for an obit and thought someone might like to read it.

Cone Jr., Donald Davis October 20, 2004

Surprise,AZ
- DONALD DAVIS CONE JR. 72, of Surprise died Oct. 20 from complications of cancer. Just hours before he died, his face softened and he looked toward heaven and said “I’m going to go see the Lord, OK?” His wish came with a quiet last breath. He was known to many as ‘Buddy’, the kind of guy you could call at a moment’s notice to take you to catch a 6 a.m. flight. He was the kind of guy who was upbeat, never met a stranger and believed life was a blessing filled with love of friends and family. He was born in Ames, Iowa ( 08-28-1932) and was delighted to have two older sisters to tease. The family moved in 1940 to Corpus Christi, Texas and found happiness without the extras in life. But there was plenty of excitement: he once saved a child from a fire and a woman from drowning. He joined the Air Force after high school and they made him an instructor at the B-36 armament school. In 1953, he married Betty, his ‘yellow rose of Texas’, and went on to become an electrical engineer, with a short trial as a milk man. He joined General Electric and with Betty and daughter, Connie, moved to Youngstown, Ohio. Lee Ann, the miracle baby, came next after they moved to Philadelphia. He became a top computer trouble shooter for GE and was transferred to Phoenix in the 1960s. He would fly off to track down a company’s computer glitches, saving the client’s system and soothing their fears. Years later, his division became part of Honeywell and he was proud to be in the Technical Assistance Center. When he retired in 1994 so did his keyboard and his buddies framed it as a gift. He had a talent for detail and his memory was sharp. He was a smooth dancer and a charmer. He loved golf but it was more than just hitting the ball; it was the fellowship. He was a good cook, played the organ and excelled at arts and crafts. His homemade cards were uniquely designed for each person. He had a mischievous smile when getting to the punch line of a joke. And don’t stop him if you’ve already heard it. He mellowed with age but was always kind and generous. He wished to travel more but now he’s seeing all of God’s greatness. Betty died in November and they are together again. Survivors include her daughters Connie Sexton and Lee Ann Cone and sisters Dolores Tumlin and Charlene Williams. The memorial service is at 2 p.m. Saturday at Palm Vista Baptist Church, 17475 W. Bell Road in Surprise. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to Hospice of the Valley. We will see him again, someday on the other shore.

Re: Cone family

Conewesley — 2010-08-25 00:38:36Z

i come from the cone family in california.. my grand father's name is larry cone and i have 2 uncles named thomas cone and Jimmy cone. my dads name is named robert cone hope this helps

CONE Edna Marie 1890-1907

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-18 17:26:40Z

CONE Edna Marie 1890-1907

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CONE Edgar Wolfe 1899-1966

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-05 12:56:34Z

CONE Edgar Wolfe 1899-1966

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CONE Robert Lavender and Montier Ve

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-05 12:56:24Z

CONE Robert Lavender and Montier Ve

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SMITH-HUGHES in Charlotte, Maine

jecroft1 — 2010-07-29 14:28:56Z

If anyone is looking for marriage proof for Ira A. HUGHES and Hannah H. SMITH (daughter of Hosea Smith & Mary Damon), I have found a letter from the minister in my relative's Civil War pension file that also mentions this couple's marriage on 26 May 1855 in Charlotte, Washington County, Maine.