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Cone & Barber Family Connections
~ Cone Family History ~
~ My family comes from William Henry Cone - John Barber Cone ~
~ Thomas Erwin Dekle married Mary Elizebeth Stewart Cone ~
~ Luella Dekle, daughter of Thomas Erwin Dekle marries Thomas Harlow Rimes ~
~ John D. Cone marries Ann Dekle 1866 ~
Daniel Machoe came to the New America's...and updated the family name...
? John McHone B: 1484 D: M:
Sir Archibald McHone 1542 Strathclyde, Scotland D: 09/18/1583 M: Lady Catherine Wallace B: 1548 Ayrshire, Scotland D: 1601 Strathclyde, Scotland, d/o David Wallace 1530–1575 & Janet Boswell 1531–1549. (Parents of John Cone 1542-, Daniel Cone-McCone 1575-1629 & Jared McCone 1575-1659).
Jared MacCoane/John McHone 1575-1685 Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland M: 1625 Sophia Boyle 1606-1626 Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland (Neale Mackcone 1625-1679 and Daniel Mackhoe Cone, II 1626-1706).
Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
From the Battles of Dunbar and Worcester in 1650 and 1651, POW’s in America:
“Few of the Scots who survived Worcester ever returned home. Thousands of prisoners were “driven like cattle” to London. As one witness described the convoy, “all of them [were] stript, many of them cutt, some without stockings or shoes and scarce so much left upon them as to cover their nakedness, eating peas and handfuls of straw in their hands which they had pulled upon the fields as they passed.” At temporary prison camps in London and other cities, many prisoners died of starvation, disease and infection, while the Council of State debated what to do with the defeated multitudes. A thousand prisoners were put to work draining the fens in East Anglia; 1500 shipped out to the gold mines of Guinea; others were sent to labor in the Barbadoes and Virginia; and in November 1651, 272 Scots were herded aboard the John and Sara, bound for New England.”
1~Neale Mackcone 1625 Scotland, D: 1679 Isle of Wight, VA M: 1659 Annie Eleanor Hawkins 1640-1709. After his victory at the Battle of Dunbar on 3 September 1650, Oliver Cromwell captured Edinburgh. Scottish POW: Battle of Worcester in Worcester, Worcestershire, England. Set sail on the John & Sara, May 1652. From the Battles of Dunbar and Worcester in 1650 and 1651, POW’s in America: “Few of the Scots who survived Worcester ever returned home.Thousands of prisoners were “driven like cattle” to London. As one witness described the convoy, “all of them [were] stript, many of them cutt, some without stockings or shoes and scarce so much left upon them as to cover their nakedness, eating peas and handfuls of straw in their hands which they had pulled upon the fields as they passed.” At temporary prison camps in London and other cities, many prisoners died of starvation, disease and infection, while the Council of State debated what to do with the defeated multitudes. A thousand prisoners were put to work draining the fens in East Anglia; 1500 shipped out to the gold mines of Guinea; others were sent to labor in the Barbadoes and Virginia; and in November [1651], 272 Scots were herded aboard the John and Sara, bound for New England.”
1~Mary Thomas Macone 1660-
2~Joshua MacCone 1665–1711 M: Hillary~
3~John Macoane 1667 Isle of Wight, VA D: M: Mary~
4~William Hartwell MacKone 1669–1711 Isle of Wight, VA M: 1694 Sarah Garland 1670-1718
1~William Hartwell McCone, Jr 1669
2~Neall Cone
3~Peter Aaron Cone 1690-1756 NC M: Sarah Joyce 1692-
1~Neal Cone B: 1710 NC D: 1784 M: Ann Cooper 1712-1786
2~Peter Cone B: 1712 NC D:
3~Sarah Joyce B: 1714 NC D:
4~Aaron Cone 1718 NC D:
5~William Cone 1720
4~John Cone
5~Joseph Cone
6~Sarah Cone
7~Mary Thomas MacCone B: 1693 D: 1766 M: John Whitley 1690-1761
1~Joannah Whitley 1710-1779
2~ George Benjamin Whitley 1718-1761
3~William Daniel Whitley 1720-1801 M: 1744 Penelope Turner 1724- He registered for military service in 1782.
4~John Whitley 1724-1761
5~Nathan Whitley B: 1724 D: 1798
6~Virginia Mary Whitley 1726-
7~Thomas Whitley 1732-
8~Susannah Whitley 1740-
8~Jennett Cone
5~Anne Macoane 1673-
2~Daniel Machoe II (see below) B: 1626 Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland D: 10/24/1706 E. Haddam, Ct Colony. He changed his name to Daniel Cone on his arrival in America. M: 1660 in Hartford, CT to Mahitable Spencer B: 1642 Lynn, Essex, Mass Colony D: 1691 Haddam, Ct., daughter of Ensign Jarrad/Gerard Spencer 1614-1685 (Jared immigrated with his three older brothers, William, Thomas & Michael Spencer to Cambridge (now Newton), Mass. in 1632 in the party of Rev. Thomas Hooker. He and his brothers were there in 1634, but Jared and Michael removed to Lynn, Mass, while William & Thomas remained in Cambridge and later went to Hartford, CT) and Hannah Joannis Hills 1618-1683. He became an Officer & served in the Scottish army as a loyalist to King Charles II and fought in the Battle of Dunbarin 1650. After the Battle of Worcester (1651), on September 3, he was taken prisoner at the Battle of Dunbar by English troops under the command of Oliver Cromwell. Daniel was among 5,000 Scottish prisoners forced to march to imprisonment at Durham Cathedral. 2,000 died en route, 1,600 more died at Durham before the end of October. 1651, October 20 – Parliament orders the Scottish prisoners to be sent to New England as indentured slaves. and the humiliating defeat by England and the Anglican takeover of Scotland’s strong Presbyterianism, Daniel was sent to the Colonies on 11/11/1651, aboard the ship John and Sarah at Gravesend, London. Recorded in the ship’s manifest as “Dan: Mackhoe.” as a prisoner of Cromwell. December of 1651, he arrived in Boston and subsequently sold by Thomas Kemble of Charles Town to John Giffard, the agent for the Undertakers of The Iron Works of Lynn (now Saugus), to work at hard labor. By March of 1657, Daniel was known to be free and living under the name Daniel Cone in Connecticut. He originally came to the Massachusetts Colony where he married Mahitable Spencer and remained until sometime before 1657 when he was mentioned in a letter from John Winthrop, Governor of the Connecticut Colony, to Peter Stuyvesant, Governor of New Netherlands.From Massachusetts Bay Company, the town established at 30 Mile Island was named Haddam, after Haddam, England. In May, 1662, Daniel was granted land along the Connecticut River in Haddam, Connecticut. The land had been purchased by the General Legislature from the Wangunk Indians earlier in the year. The first settlers were twenty-eight men and their families from Hartford, Wethersfield and Windsor: land across the Conneticut River from the King. It is still known as Haddam. Below it is East Haddam. He had a farm on both sides of the river and every four years he would switch his crops from one side to the other to give the soil a rest. Daniel became a Town Commissioner and held several other offices. His son and grandsons were also active in politics and were members of the Colonial Legislature.
East Haddam, CT
Originally there were two small settlements on the west bank of the river, the Town Plot was laid out along the southern end of what is presently Walkley Hill Road and extended to the old burying ground (Burial Yard at Thirty Mile Island Plantation) and the Lower Plantation was settled south of the Mill Creek in the area now known as Shailerville. Each proprietor was given a home lot and land for farming. There was also land set aside for a meetinghouse and ministers lot. In October 1668 town was incorporated and given the name Haddam after Much Hadham in England. Haddam had very little tillable agricultural land and the best farming land was located along the river. Early residents utilized all of the natural resources available to them including water, fish, timber and granite in order to survive. The Connecticut River was a major source of income and transportation for the first 200 years of the town existence. Shipyards were built along the river, while many other small tributaries provided waterpower for mills and eventually factories. In 1685 a group of residents moved across the river to settle East Haddam including the Gates, Ackley and Bates families. In 1700 East Haddam formed their own ecclesiastical society and became a separate town in 1734. Haddam Neck, which is also located on the east side of the river, was settled around 1712 but remained a part of Haddam and continues so today.
Plantation at Thirty Mile Island: In 1660 the Connecticut Colonial Legislature sent Matthew Allyn and Samuel Willys down the Connecticut River from Hartford to purchase land from the Wangunk Indian Tribe at the place the English called 'Land of Thirty Mile Island'. The island, now known as Haddam Island was thought to be thirty miles from the mouth of the "Grate River" at Long Island Sound (it is only 17 miles from the mouth of river). In May 1662 the Englishmen finally purchased land comprising approximately 104 square miles and extending in six miles on each side of the river from the straits at "Pattyquonck" (now Chester) to the Mattabeseck-Mill River (now Middletown) across to the line of Chatham (now East Hampton). The English paid 30 coats (worth approximately $100) for the land from four Native American chiefs, two queens and others. The Native Americans did set aside some property for their own use including 40 acres at Cove Meadow (Chester) and Haddam Island as well reserving the right to hunt and fish where they pleased.
1~Daniel Machoe Cone II B: 1626 Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland D: 10/24/1706 E. Haddam, Ct Colony. M: Mahitable Spencer B: 1642 Lynn, Essex, Mass Colony D: 1691 Haddam, Ct., daughter of Ensign Jarrad/Gerard Spencer 1614-1685.
1~David Cone B: 1661
2~Ruth B. Cone B: 01/07/1662 Haddam, CT D: in Haddam, Middlesex CT
3~Hannah Cone B: 04/06/1664 Haddam, CT D: CT
4~Deacon Daniel Cone B: 01/21/1666 Haddam, Connecticut Colony D: 06/15/1725 E. Haddam, New London County, Connecticut Colony M: 02/14/1692 in E. Haddam, to Mary Gates B: 03/16/1673 D: 05/12/1742, daughter of George Gates & Sarah Olmstead. Justice of the Peace, one of the "Constituent" members of the Cong. Church at East Haddam in 1700; Daniel and his brother-in-law, Thomas Gates were elected Deacon of Congregational Church in 1704, and Daniel held the office for twenty years. His wife joined the church in 1707, and was a consistent member until her death. Daniel became quite wealthy, as is evident from the division of his property in 1726. He is called "Deacon Daniel" in both probate and land records.
"Some Account of the Cone Family in America"" is a historical book written by William Whitney Cone in 1903
1~Daniel Cone B: 12/26/1694 D: 05/27/1776 M: 12/26/1718 Mary Barnes, daughter of William Barnes & Mary Smith. B: 07/07/1697 D: 09/24/1763 M2): Abigail Griswold and they had two daughters whose names are not known. He joined the Second Congregational Church and Ecclesiastical Society in Millington, East Haddam in 1732, becoming one of its earliest settlers. He was a lieutenant in the militia, Justice of the Peace, and held the office of deacon in the church for thirty years
1~Capt. Jonah Cone B: 03/07/1721 CT D: 07/24/1809 M: Elizabeth Gates 1724-1802
1~Jonah Cone 1746-1749
2~Aaron Cone B: 12/30/1747 D: 08/18/1749
3~Statira Cone 1749-1812 M: Maj Uriel Holmes I, 1741-1809
1~Judge Uriel Holmes II, 1764-1827 M: Esther Austin 1772-1802
1~Dr Henry Holmes 1795-1870 Never married, he was the city coroner many years..
2~Uriel Holmes III, 1796-1818 After graduation he spent a year at home, and then decided to enter the ministry. He began his studies in the Andover Theological Seminary, but was obliged to return home by the rapid progress of consumption. He arrived in Litchfield on May 18, 1818, and died there on July 4, in his 22d year.
3~Caroline Holmes 1799-1802
4~Elizabeth Cone 1751-1828 M: 1751 Capt Levi Palmer 1750-1835
1~Dorothy Palmer Cone 1768–1847
2~Aaron Cone Palmer 1773–1855
3~William Palmer Sr 1775–1866
4~George Palmer 1781–1844
5~Esther Palmer Barrows 1783–1852
6~Polly Palmer Sterling 1786–1859
7~Julia Palmer Martin 1788–1867
8~Oliver Cone Palmer 1791–1878
5~Jonah Cone 1753-1826 M: 1792 Alice W. ~ 1760-1793. Jonah was a Revolutionary War Veteran
6~Anna Cone 1755-1849 M: 1779 Dr. Robert Usher 1742-1820 s/o Hezekiah Usher & Abigail Cleveland, Rev War (M1: 1767 Susannah Gates 1748-1777, 5 children).
1~Oliver Usher 1766-1824 (s/o Susannah Gates, mother) M: 1789 Huldah Foote 1769-1791
2~Charles Cleveland Usher 1817–1873 M: Amelia Augusta Barnes 1836-1901
3~Jonathan Usher 07/04/1768 D: 09/22/1769
4~Jonathan Usher 1770–1839 M: Mehitable Beckwith Comstock 1777–1823
1~Maria Melissa Usher unknown–1817
2~Jonathan P Usher unknown–1836
5~Robert Usher 1772–1851 M: Lucy Brainerd 1778-1864
1~William Usher 1799–1875
2~Horace Usher 1802–1879
6~James Usher B: 02/25/1780 D: 08/14/1780
7~Dr James Usher 1781-1817
8~Anna Usher 1785-1801
9~Diodate Usher 1790-1871 M: Johnson
10~Sophron Usher 1792-1873 M: Abigail Lord 1801-1886
1~Elisha Lord Usher 1835-1839
11~Josiah Cleveland Usher 1802-1893 M: Ruth Frisbie 1802-1880
1~James Usher 1831–1837
2~Ruth Anne Usher 1834–1916 M: Francis Hector Smith 1835-1908
1~Antoinette R Smith 1870-1939
7~Oliver Cone B: 06/26/1757 D: 09/26/1782 M: Revolutionary War, under Capt. Holmes Co.
8~Daniel Cone IV 1763-1786 M: 1784 Marcy Otis Skeele 1764-1812 (married to Dr Amos Skeele 1750-1842).
1~Nancy Cone Pease 1785–1877
2~Delina Cone 1786–1803
3~Otis Skeele 1791–1870
4~Marcy Skeele Chapin 1794–1867
5~Amos Skeele Jr 1796–1820
6~Roxana Skeele Chapin 1798–1876
7~Daniel Cone Skeele 1800–1803
8~Delina Cone Skeele Leonard 1804–1836
9~Levi Collins Skeele 1808–1868
2~Sarah Cone B: 06/27/1697 D: 12/05/1770 M: 1723 Capt Daniel Gates B: 05/26/1695 D: 06/23/1759, son of Thomas and Hannah (Brainerd Gates
1~Sarah Gates B: 04/11/1725 D: 11/22/1777 M: Elizur Hollister B: 05/27/1731 D: 09/16/1811
2~Paul Gates 1729-1789 M: Mehitable Rogers
1~Lois Gates 1760-
2~Daniel Gates 1761
3~Nathaniel Gates 1763-1814 CT
4~Silence Gates 1766-
5~Capt Elizer Gates 1770-1830 NY M: 1793 Abigail Rowley 1773-1835
6~Gideon Gates 1778- M1: Ruth Blakeslee 1773-1821 M2: Martha~ 1786-1857
1~Latimer Blakeslee Gates 1800-1874
2~Adeline M Gates 1809-1828
3~Daniel Gates 1730-1740
4~Lois Gates 1731-1749
3~Mehitable/Mehetabell Cone B: 06/27/1699 B: 12/16/1742 M: 12/25/1718 Weeks Williams 1693-1790
1~Daniel Williams 1719-1785
2~Weeks Williams, Jr 1722-1793
3~Elijah Williams B: 05/31/1727 D: 03/19/1806 M: Elizabeth Adams B: 1732 D: 06/28/1819 Bull Hill Cemetery, Colchester, CT
1~Joseph William Williams
2~Hannah Williams Crocker
4~Mary Williams 1724-
5~Mahitablle Williams 1729-1757
6~Deborah Williams1731-
7~Sarah Williams 1733-
8~Elizabeth Williams 1735-
9~Zachariah Williams 1738-1770
10~Lois Williams 1741-1800
4~Mary Cone B: 06/06/1701 D: 11/15/1739 M1: Benjamin Dutton 1696-1791 M2: 06/16/1723 Matthew (Matthias) Fuller 1700-1768
1~Elisha Fuller 1727-1811
5~Dorothy Cone B: 04/29/1704 D: 06/27/1774 M: Thomas Gates II B: 10/03/1693 D: 06/03/1771
1~Thomas Gates 1724–1803
2~Esther Gates Brainerd 1727–1769
3~Timothy Gates 1730–1819
4~Dorothy Gates 1733–1736
6~Abigail Cone B: 06/27/1706 D: 12/08/1735 M: 12/26/1723 Elnathan Rowley 1700-1786, s/o Shubael Rowley Sr 1660–1714 & Catherine Crippen Rowley 1665–1735.
1~Jesse Rowley 1728-1746
2~Abigail Rowley 1730–1788 M: Ebenezer Kellogg 1710-1788
3~Israel Rowley 1733-
4~Thankful Rowley 1735-1735 6 days
5~Sarah Rowley
7~George Cone B: 07/16/1709 D: 08/08/1793 First Church Cemetery, East Haddam, CT M: 01/31/1733 Mehitable Emmons B: 1709 D: 07/06/1796
1~George Cone B: 06/03/1738 D: 01/24/1801 Millington Cemetery. East Haddam, CT M1: 1761 Elizabeth Brainerd B: 05/24/1740 D: 12/05/1773 Millington Cemetery. East Haddam, CT. M2: 1776 Demaris Sexton 1754-1842.
1~Elizabeth Cone 1763-1799 CT M: Oliver Church 1763-1818
2~Anna Cone 1781-1857 NY M: David Bigelow 1776-1839
3~Demaris Cone 1781-1868 Michigan M: Jared Cone
4~George Cone 1784-1821 PA M: Sarah Rathbone 1792-1818
5~Helon Cone 1789-1873 CT
2~Zechariah Cone B: 02/11/1743 D: 03/19/1814 M: Jemima Hall B: 05/31/1748 D: 03/10/1832
1~Horatio Cone 1777-1845 M: 1803 Polly Seldon 1783-1868
2~Sylvester Cone 1780-1854 M; Susannah S Wright 1795-1873
3~Mehitable Cone B: 1743 D: 01/07/1830 M1: 1760 John Gilbert 1736–1782 M2: 1782 Nathaniel Willson 1732–1821 M3: Dr Nathaniel Willson
1773–1844
1~Capt Rufus Willson 1780-1858
2~Jemima Willson Stowe 1783-1857
3~Gilbert Willson 1785-1880
4~Jared Willson 1789-1851
5~George Willson 1795-1859
8~Deborah Cone B: 03/04/1710
9~Lt. Joseph Cone B: 03/20/1711 D: 02/01/1804 M: 11/01/1734 Mary Smith, daughter of Matthew Smith IV & Sarah Mack. They were members of the Second Congregational Church and Ecclesiastical Society in Millington, East Haddam for over 65 years.
1~Joseph Cone 1735-1796
2~Mary Cone 1738 M: Emmons
3~Benjamin Cone 1739-758
4~Martin Cone 1742
5~Martha Cone B: 04/10/1744 D: 12/05/1820 M: Levi Beebe 1743-1817
1~Warren Beebe 1776-1821
6~Soloman Cone 1745-1805
7~Ashbel ConeB: 08/02/1747 D: 04/14/1802 M: Eunice Cook 1754-1844
1~Asa Cone B: 03/02/1793 D: 12/17/1863 M: Laura West 1798-1885
8~Jeremiah Cone 1750-1820
9~Elizabeth Cone 1751 M: Adams
10~Theodora Cone
10~Jared Cone B: 02/12/1715 D: 10/10/1781 M1): 12/1738 Ruth Smith, daughter of Matthew Smith IV & Sarah Mack. B: 03/29/1720 D: 10/13/1748. M2): 06/07/1752 Ruth Newell B: 1723 D: 03/07/1806. He joined the Millington Church, October 9, 1757
5~Nathaniel Cone 1675-1731 M: Sarah Hungerford Cone 1679–1753
1~Lt James Cone 1698-1774 M: Grace Spencer 1702-1767
2~Daniel Cone 1701-1756 M: Mary Spencer 1710-
3~Sarah Cone 1702–1770
4~Nathaniel Cone 1704-1704
5~Esther Cone 1705-1738 M: Richard Andrews
6~Lucy Cone 1707-1766 M: Lt Samuel Barnes 1710-1778
7~Mehitable Cone 1710-
8~Nathaniel Cone, Jr. 1711-1790 M: Mary Graves 1727-1772
9~Jemima Cone 1714-1738 M: Samuel Andrews 1709-
10~Jonathan Cone 1716-1757 M: Ann Chapman
6~Captain Stephen Cone Sr B: Christened on 03/26/1678 East Haddam, New London County, Connecticut Colony D: 12/01/1758 East Haddam, New London County, Connecticut Colony M: Mary Hungerford 1681-1763 East Haddam, New London County, Connecticut Colony.
1~Stephen Cone Jr B: 11/11/1706 CT D: 06/23/1771 Bolton, CT M: Susannah Clark
2~Susannah Cone 1735-1815 M: George Griswold 1730-1813
3~Stephen Cone III B: 1736 D:
1~Stephen Cone IV 1767 D:
1~Stephen W. Cone M: Lucretia Owens B: 1817 D:
4~Zachariah Cone B: 1739 D: 1802 M: Mary~
1~Samuel Cone B: 02/12/1766 Bolton, Tolland, CT D: 01/25/1848 Bolton, Tolland, CT. M: Susannah Hutchinson, 1769-1853. Samuel was buried in the Sardis Cemetery. The Family migrated to Georgia in the 1820s. The Cone and Van Pelt families came to Missionary Station (near Coosa, Georgia) and were early members of Sardis Presbyterian Church (est. 1836). Missionary Station was an early mission to the Cherokees established by Presbyterian missionaries from Connecticut. The Cones were a Scottish family that were among the original founders of Haddam, Connecticut. Samuel and Susannah Cone and their sons, Reuben and Gilbert, came to Decatur, Georgia (near Atlanta), in the 1820s. Reuben became a Judge and was one of the founding fathers of Atlanta where Cone Street bears his name. After President Jackson ignored the Supreme Court and the Constitution and allowed Georgia to remove the Cherokees, Gilbert acquired 160 acres in the vicinity of the church at Missionary Station. Gilbert, along with his wife Caroline, daughter Frances, and his parents, moved to the property, acquired more land, and established a cotton plantation.
1~Samuel Cone 1787-1851
2~Judge Reuben Cone 1788-1851 M: 1824 Lucinda Shumate 1796-1872, and moved to Atlanta where he was one of the original Town Commissioners and Justice of the Inferior Court of DeKalb County. He was an early pioneer and served on an education committee in 1823. He began serving as a justice of the inferior court there in February 1825. This was at a time when Decatur consisted of a dozen log cabins. This important section of 202½ acres includes all of the current Fairlie-Poplar district and Centennial Olympic Park was originally granted to a Jane Doss of Jackson County, Georgia who sold it a year later, in 1826 to Matthew Henry of Gwinnett for $50. Henry held onto it for twelve years and sold it to Judge Cone for $300. The spike that Stephen Harriman Long drove into the ground to mark the terminus of the Western and Atlantic Railroad lay within Judge Cone's Land Lot 78, an event which led to the foundation of the city of Atlanta. When selling off his large land holdings, he would divvy up small lots and sell them for low prices to encourage more people to settle in the young town. Also in 1848, Judge Cone donated a section of his land along Marietta street for the First Presbyterian church (this lot is now part of the State Bar of Georgia building) which was completed by Richard Peters in 1852. He is buried at Oakland Cemetery and remembered by the naming of Cone Street in downtown Atlanta.
Reuben Cones' Atlanta Home, the Austell House on 2 Marietta St
1~Harriet E. Cone B: 08/18/1829 D: 12/03/1899 M: Julius A. Hayden
2~Frances Cone 1832-1926 M: 1851 James Van Pelt 1825-1864
1~James A. Van Pelt 1860-1945 M: Corinth Fitzhenry 1862-1885
1~Herbert Van Pelt 1882-1962 M: Eula Gentry 1887-1968
1~Everett Van Phyllis Trickett 1920-2001
3~Gilbert Cone B: 02/04/1791 Bolton, CT D: 10/081878 After the close of the War, he moved to Kingston, Canada, where he operated a ferry to cross the St Lawrence river. Moved back to New York where got married. M: 1820 Caroline Smith B: 01/25/1798 NY D: 04/20/1884. In 1828, they moved to Decatur, GA. Both buried in Sardis Cemetery.
Sardis Presbyterian Church and Cemetery
1~Adeline Adelia Cones 1821-1894 M: 1836 Alvin Thomas Fones 1811-1841
2~Reuben P Cone 1823- M: Little Rock, Arkansas
1~Ollie Cone 1868-
3~James Cone B: 02/10/1825 D: 1862 M: Narcissa Russell No children
4~Frances Alvina Cone B: 02/26/1832 GA D: 03/23/1928 in Texas M: 1851 James Newton Van Pelt 1823-1864 of small pox. CSA, CO H 6th GA Cavalry. After the Civil War and after Frances’ parents, Gilbert and Caroline, joined her grandfather, Samuel, in Sardis Cemetery, Frances moved in with her daughter Elizabeth and son-in-law, John Wesley Brown, on the Cone property. Alvin moved to Texas and James moved to Morrilton, Arkansas, where he met and married Minnie Corinth Fitzhenry in 1881. James and Corinth had a son, Herbert Newton Van Pelt, born in 1882. Frances remained on the plantation in Georgia until the boll weevil scourge of the 1920s when she and the Brown family joined Alvin Van Pelt in Texas. She died in 1928 at the age of 96 with many of her love ones at her side after a life of much joy and sorrow.
3~James Larkin Brown 1883–1970
4~John Francis Brown 1894–1977
2~Alvin Hutchinson Van Pelt 1858-1943 Texas M: 1881 Nancy Sleeper, in Morrilton, Conway County, Arkansas. Daughter of Leander and Sarah Sleeper, 1860-1930.
1~Dan Fones Van Pelt 1883-1909
2~Alva Van Pelt Pyburn 1890–1977
3~ Bertha Van Pelt Hart 1892–1967
3~James Alexander Van Pelt 1860-1945 M: 1881 Minnie Corinth Fitzhenry 1862-1885, d/o Joseph Miles Fitzhenry. Moved to Morrilton, Arkansas
1~Herbert Van Pelt 1883-1962 M: 1907 Eula Gentry 1888-1968
1~JamesC Van Pelt 1913-
2~Everett Van Pelt 1915-1984 M: Phyllis Trickett 1920-2001
5~Alvin Socrates Cone 1835-1919 M: Marcenah Cofer 1839-18961~Allin B Cone 1865-2~Beulah O Cone 1866-19443~Eddie Cone 1871-4~Homer Alvan Cone 1879-19352~Cornelia/Caroline Cone B: 04/26/1768 Bolton CT D: 08/19/1853 M: Jonathan Peters
3~Wealthy Cone B: 04/26/1768 Bolton, Tolland, CT D: 1837 M: Lyndon Hibbard 1766-1817
4~Frederick Cone B: 04/26/1770 Bolton, Tolland, CT D: 03/04/1814 New Marlborough, Berkshire, MA M: Lucy Williamson 1776-1878
1~William Cone 1797-1881
2~Mercy Cone 1798-1876
3~Mary Cone 1798-
4~Frederick Cone 1800-1875
5~Roger Cone 1800-1885
6~Mary Ann Polly Cone 1805-1889
7~Mander Cone 1807-1893
8~Lucy Maria Cone 1810-1881
9~Erastus Dewey Cone 1812-1881
5~Zachariah Cone B: 03/08/1774 Bolton, Tolland, CT D: 07/14/1854 Batavia, Genesee, NY N: Wealthy Kingsbury
1~Mary Ann Cone Rowley 1805-1830
2~Walter Cone 1807-1808
3~Hubble B. Cone 1809-1871
4~Albert Gallatin Cone 1811-1880
5~Nathaniel Kingsbury Cone 1813-1880
6~Salmon G. Cone 1815-1890
7~Harriet Maria Cone Phelps 1818-1900
6~Molly Cone 07/28/1776 Bolton, Tolland, CT
7~Dr. Adonijah Cone B: 07/18/1778 Hebron, Tolland, CT D: 05/28/1862 M: 1805 Lydia Taylor 1787-1881
1~ Lewis Gilbert Cone 1808-1884
2~Julia Cone 1813-1868
3~Elizabeth Cone 1820-
8~Daniel Cone B: 11/28/1780 Hebron, Tolland, CT D: 07/06/1842 Unadilla, Otsego, NY M1: 1808 Margaret Hall 1785-1827 M2: 1828 Hannah Judd Taylor 1799-1894
1~Harriet Cone 1813-1861
9~Gardner Cone B: 04/06/1782 Hebron, Tolland, CT D: 1864 Unadilla, Otsego, NY M: 1808 Sarah Anne Robertson 1786-1855
1~Mercy Ann Cone 1824-1847
10~Gilbert Cone B: 05/01/1785 Hebron, Tolland, CT D: 07/15/1858 Unadilla, Otsego, NY
1~Capt. Jared Cone B: 12/31/1733 CT D: 04/11/1807 Bolton, Tolland, CT M1: 1754 Christiana "Christany" Loomis Cone 1736–1801 M2: Sarah Ely Cheney Cone 1746–18173~Capt. Jared Cone B: 12/31/1733 CTD: 04/11/1807 Bolton, CT M: Christina Loomis B: 02/05/1736 CT D: 10/06/1801 CT.
Jared Cone, purchased the Loomis farm in Bolton in 1768. Jared Cone and his son, Jared Cone, Jr., both served in the Revolutionary War. The father marched with the militia from Bolton to the Lexington Alarm in 1775 and Jr. was at the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown in 1781.
1~Anna Cone 1757-1835 M: Jonah Strickland 1755-1842
1~Anna Strickland 1780–1868
2~Chester Cone Strickland 1797–1842 M: Sophronia White 1794-18661~Julia Ann Strickland 1821-1911 M: Arnold Martin B: D: 1893
2~Major Jared Cone B: 06/24/1760 CT D: 03/07/1842 Columbia, Coos, NH M: Elizabeth Wells 1765-1830. He acquired his father’s farm in 1790 and ten years later built the Federal-style house at what is now 25 Hebron Road. The house‘s rear ell appears to be much earlier, dating perhaps to c. 1755. Cone could only afford to live in the grand house for four years, eventually selling it and moving to New Hampshire. The historic house is located at 25 Hebron Road in Bolton, Connecticut. Probably built around the turn of the 19th century but also including an older ell, it is one of the rural community's finest examples of Federal period architecture. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1990. For about eight years the house was a bed and breakfast until it closed in 2003.
1~Sarah Cone 1787-1873 M: Dr. Elihu Baxter 1781-1863, s/o Elihu Baxter 1749-1835 & Tryphene Taylor 1762-1825.
1~Hiram Cone Baxter 1808-1894
2~Hartley Woodman Baxter 1811-1840
3~William Henry Baxter 1817-1888
4~Sarah A Baxter 1821-1903 M: Raddin
5~James Phinney Baxter I B: 03/31/1831 Gorham, Maine D: 05/08/1921 Portland, Cumberland County, Maine M1: Mehetable Cummings Proctor 1837-1914. He was an American businessman, historian, civic leader, and benefactor of Portland, Maine. He was mayor of Portland for six years, and the moving spirit behind Baxter Boulevard, a tree-lined road that circles the edge of Back Cove, which is often used for exercise and recreation. He was also recognized as an authority on New England history, and among his other interests, he was president of the Maine Historical Society and an overseer of Bowdoin College, and connected with many other organizations that furthered the interests of New England history.
One of James greatest literary and historical achievements was the editing of twenty of the twenty four volumes of The Documentary History of Maine. Baxter also devoted several years to unearthing the details of Capt. Christopher Levett's settlement at Portland in 1623–1624. An English sea captain and explorer, Levett's history and the details of the colony he attempted to found had been largely forgotten when Baxter's scholarship illuminated them. Baxter later published a book about Levett, which incorporated the text of Levett's own earlier work, published in 1628 in London. He was elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1915.
1~Florence Baxter 1855–1857
2~Hartley Cone Baxter 1857–1939
3~Clinton Lewis Baxter 1859–1931
4~Mabel Baxter 1865–1865
5~James Phinney Baxter II B: 1867-1939 M: Nellie Furbish Carpenter 1867-1955.
1~James Phinney Baxter III 1893-1975
6~Alba Baxter 1869–1873
7~Rupert Henry Baxter 1871–1960 M: 1896 Kate DepuyMussenden 1871-1955
8~Emily Poole Baxter 1874-1921
9~Madeleine Baxter 1874-1921 M: 1907 Fenton Tomlinson 1877-1921
1~James Baxter Tomlinson 1908–1955
10~Governor Percival Proctor Baxter 1876-1969, was the 53rd Governor of the U.S. state of Maine who served from 1921 to 1925. He graduated from Portland High School in 1894, Bowdoin College in 1898. While at Bowdoin, Baxter founded the school's literary magazine, The Quill. He later earned a law degree from Harvard University in 1901. He went into the family real estate business in Portland. When Baxter was governor he donated a large parcel of forest land to the people of Maine, which became Baxter State Park. Maine State Senate - 1909-1910. Maine House of Representatives - 1916-1919. Maine State Senate - 1919-1921 (President in Pro-Tempe in 1921). He also deeded his summer home in Falmouth to create the Governor Baxter School For The Deaf (founded 1957 from what was Maine School For The Deaf), which still operates today.
3~Amos Cone B: D: 1769 M:
4~Lois Cone 1769-1842 M: 1791 George Bissell 1763-1838
5~Christiana Cone B: D: 1830 M: 1772 Solomon Dewey1750-1813
1~Ruth Dewey 1783–1794
2~Sanford Dewey 1794–1794
3~Salmon Cone Dewey 1794–18486~Solomon Cone
4~Susannah Cone 1735-1815 M: 1764 George Griswold 1729-1813
1~George Griswold 1760-1828
2~Josiah Griswold 1761-1785
3~Susannah Griswold 1768-1778 Bolton, Tolland, CT
5~Mary Cone M: Rhodal Thacher
6~Mahitable Cone B: D: 1766
7~John Cone M: Patience Strickland
8~Elener Cone B: D: 1790 Bolton, Tolland, CT
7~Garrird/Jared Cone B: 01/07/1668 Haddam,Ct D: 04/11/1718 M: Elizabeth Smith
1~Jared Cone 1694-1695
2~Stephen Cone B: 06/13/1697 D: 1730 M: Abigail Barnes B: 1700 D: 1730
1~Thomas Cone : 02/22/1729 D: 05/01/1808 M: Anna Cone 1732-
1~Lucy Cone B: 1756 D:07/27/1828 M: John Andrews B: 07/17/1746 D: 10/24/1806
3~Thomas Cone B: 11/13/1698 D: M: Mahitable Cone, daughter of Capt Stephen & Mary Cone, B: 07/14/1714 D: 1791
4~Noadiah Cone B: 1700 D: M: Elizabeth Cone
5~Elizabeth Cone B: 10/26/1701 D:
6~Ruth Cone B: 07/16/1704 D: 1757 M: Samuel Emmons
7~Hannah Cone B: 11/18/1705 D: 11/14/1744 M: Deacon Noadiah Brainerd B: 04/04/1697 D: 1747
8~Rachel Cone B: 1708 D: 1741 M: Samuel Dutton B: 1708 CT D: 12/30/1790 NJ
8~Ebenezer Cone Jr 1673-1725 M: E Haddam, Middlesex, CT Sarah Olmstead 1668-1725
1~Ebenezer Cone Christened on 06/18/1698 in Haddam,Ct. D: 02/01/1788 M: 1722 Elizabeth Willey 1701-1767 Half brother of David Cone
1~Elijah Cone 1723-1793
Town Meeting held the 7th day of December 1778 Mr. James OLMSTEAD, Messrs. Lemuel GRIFFIN jun'r, Mathias FULLER; and Abraham WILLEY: were chosen a Com'tt to Provide for the Soldiers' families for the year ensuing. Mr. Silvanus CONE, Mr. Asa HARVY: Mr. George GRIFFIN: Deac'n Benjamin FULLER, Capt. Zachariah HUNGERFORD: Mr. Elijah CONE and Mr. James DICKSON, were Chosen a Committee to provide Such Clothing for the Soldiers in Continental Service as they are or shall be enabled to: by Resolve of the Assembly or of this Town."
2~Ebenezer Cone 1724-1804 M: Mary Brainard 1727-1796
"At a Town Meeting Legally Warned and held in East Haddam March 26, 1770. "At the same meeting Mr. Ebenezer CONE, jr. was chosen Moderator for said Meeting. East Haddam, 26 March A. D. 1770. The Inhabitants of the Town of East Haddam in Town meeting Legally Assembled taking into consideration the Weighty Dangerous Controversy Subsisting between Great Britain and these Colonies in Point of Right a Controversy big With Consequences of the Utmost Importance to the Welfare of Both Countries & may Prove the Ruin of Both unless Some happy Means are Devised to prevent it, and amongst the Various Plans proposed & Means Devised None appear More likely to bring the affair to a happy Issue than the Late Vertuous Agreement of the Merchants on the Continent in Regard to the Non Importation of English Goods, almost Universally entered into (except by a growling few Who Justly Deserve the Contempt of Every Honest Man) Which agreement We Heartily approve of and Do greatfully Thank each Vertuous Merchant who has Subscribed the same and Indeed we look upon it as our Sheet Anchor in the present Storm Which seems to hover over us, and therefore are Jealous of every thing that has the least appearance of prostrating said agreement and Lately Some reports have been spread of Some of the Merchants in this Town to their on that score Whether true or False we now not and in order to Set that affair in its true Light we think it best to appoint a Com'tt Carefully to Inspect into the Conduct of all Sellers and Buyers of English goods and More especially Critically to Examine those Merchants Suspected as aforesaid (if they see cause to Submit to an Examination; and that the Same bee a Standing Com'tt for said purpose and that they Make Report to this Meeting-Voted that Doctor Thomas MOSELY, Jabez CHAPMAN 2nd, and Dan'l BRAINARD be a Com'tt for said purpose.
3~Hannah Cone 1727-1779 M: 1755 Josiah Arnold 1715-1799
4~Elizabeth Cone 1730-1811 M: 1760 Joseph Warner 1731-1792
5~Capt Timothy Cone 1735-1800 M: 1761 Abigail Dixon 1742-1834
2~Samuel Cone Christened on 09/03/1702 in Haddam,Ct. D: 04/16/1791 Haddam M: Haddam, CT
1~Joseph Olmstead Cone B: 12/19/1850 E. Haddam D: 05/25/1814 Killingsworth, Middlesex M: 06/02/1779 in Wallingford, New Haven, CT B: 1749 in Lyme, CT D: 05/17/1821 New Berlin, Otsego, NY.
1~Joseph Hall Cone B: 01/ /1781 Killingsworth, CT D: 04/14/1831 Pittsfield, NY M: 1801 in Middlesex, CT to Lucy Fink
1~Marshall Downing Cone B: 08/07/1816 in Pittsfield, NY. D: 1893 in Aurora, IL. M: 08/01/1840 in Big Rock, IL to Sarah Maria Johnson B: 03/05/1824 Big Rock D: 12/18/1983 in Emporia, KS.
3~David Cone B: 1704 Baptized 06/18/1704 in E. Hadden CT M: 1722 to Molly
1~William Cone B: 1723 in East Haddamn, CT
1~William Henry Cone B: 10/27/1745 D: 1816
2~Abigale Cone 1728 Haddam, Middlesex, CT D:
3~Helenor Cone 1729-1730 Haddam, Middlesex, CT D:
4~Hannah Cone 1729- Haddam, Middlesex, CT D:
5~Mary Cone 1730- Haddam, Middlesex, CT D:
6~David Cone 1731-1777 Haddam, Middlesex, CT D:
7~Aaron Cone B: 1734 Haddam, Middlesex, CT D: M: Elizabeth Morris B: 04/22/1740 Martin, NC D: 1796 NC
8~Samuel Cone 1740 Haddam, Middlesex, CT D:
9~Phebe Cone 1744 Haddam, Middlesex, CT D:
10~Capt. William Henry 'The Fighting Parson' Cone B: 10/27/1749 D: 12/24/1816 M: Keziah Eudel Barber. See below...
4~Phebe Cone B: 05/23/1708 Haddam, CT
5~Sarah Cone B: 09/26/1714 Haddam, CT
6~Ann Cone B: 06/07/1719 Haddam, CT
7~John Cone B: 11/27/1720 Haddam, CT
9~Ebenezer Cone Baptized 03/15/1673 in Middletown, Middlesex, CT D: 1721Haddem CT M: 1702 in E Haddam, Middlesex, CT to Sarah Olmstead B: 01/07/1668 D: 04/11/1718
1~Samuel Cone Christened on 09/03/1702 in Haddam,Ct. D: 04/16/1791 Haddam M: 09/23/1747 E. Haddam to Elizabeth Willey B: 06/24/1728 E. Haddam. CT D: 12/13/1814 E. Haddam, CT 1 child:
1~Joseph Olmstead Cone B: 12/19/1850 E. Haddam D: 05/25/1814 Killingsworth, Middlesex M: 06/02/1779 in Wallingford, New Haven, CT B: 1749 in Lyme, CT D: 05/17/1821 New Berlin, Otsego, NY. 1 child:
1~Joseph Hall Cone B: 01/ /1781 Killingsworth, CT D: 04/14/1831 Pittsfield, NY M: 1801 in Middlesex, CT to Lucy Fink
1~Marshall Downing Cone B: 08/07/1816 in Pittsfield, NY. D: 1893 in Aurora, IL. M: 08/01/1840 in Big Rock, IL to Sarah Maria Johnson B: 03/05/1824 Big Rock D: 12/18/1983 in Emporia, KS.
2~Ebenezer Cone Christened on 06/18/1704 in E. Haddam, Ct. D: 02/01/1788 in Haddam, Ct. M: Elizabeth Willey B: 12/29/1701 in E. Haddam, Ct. D: 08/29/1767. Half brother of David Cone,
1~Elijah Cone B: 1723 D: 1793 M: Elizabeth Stuart B: 1726 D: 1782
1~Roswell Cone 1753-1830
2~Ira Cone 1768-1841 M: Lydia Hayes
3~Elijah Cone 1775-1858 M: Mary Lancaster 1768-1831
1~Salmon Cone
2~Birthday Cone
4~Elizabeth Cone 1777-1857 M: Ebenezer Washburn
5~Statira Cone 1778-1798 M: Gates
6~Candace Cone 1779-1835 M: Joseph Beckwith
7~John Cone
8~Stuart Cone
9~Rhoda Cone
10~Lucy Cone
Town Meeting held the 7th day of December 1778: Mr. James Olmstead, Lemuel Griffin, Mathias Fuller; and Abraham Willey were chosen for a Com'tt to provide for the Soldiers' families for the year ensuing. Mr. Silvanus Cone, Mr. Asa Harvey, Mr. George Griffen, Deacon Benjamin Fuller, Capt. Zachariah Hungerford, Mr. Elijah Cone and Mr. James Dickson, were the Committee to provide such Clothing for the Soldiers in Continental Service as they are or shall be enabled to: by Resolve of the Assembly or of this Town."
2~Ebenezer Cone Jr B: 1724 D: 1804 M: Mary Brainard 1727-1796
1~Phineas Cone
2~Mary Cone Bird
"At a Town Meeting Legally Warned and held in East Haddam March 26, 1770. At the same meeting Mr. Ebenezer Cone, Jr. was chosen Moderator for said Meeting. East Haddam, 26 March A. D. 1770. The Inhabitants of the Town of East Haddam in Town meeting Legally Assembled taking into consideration the Weighty Dangerous Controversy Subsisting between Great Britain and these Colonies in Point of Right a Controversy big With Consequences of the Utmost Importance to the Welfare of Both Countries & may Prove the Ruin of Both unless Some happy Means are Devised to prevent it, and amongst the Various Plans proposed & Means Devised None appear More likely to bring the affair to a happy Issue than the Late Vertuous Agreement of the Merchants on the Continent in Regard to the Non Importation of English Goods, almost Universally entered into (except by a growling few Who Justly Deserve the Contempt of Every Honest Man) Which agreement We Heartily approve of and Do greatfully Thank each Vertuous Merchant who has Subscribed the same and Indeed we look upon it as our Sheet Anchor in the present Storm Which seems to hover over us, and therefore are Jealous of every thing that has the least appearance of prostrating said agreement and Lately Some reports have been spread of Some of the Merchants in this Town to their on that score Whether true or False we now not and in order to Set that affair in its true Light we think it best to appoint a Com'tt Carefully to Inspect into the Conduct of all Sellers and Buyers of English goods and More especially Critically to Examine those Merchants Suspected as aforesaid (if they see cause to Submit to an Examination; and that the Same bee a Standing Com'tt for said purpose and that they Make Report to this Meeting-Voted that Doctor Thomas MOSELY, Jabez CHAPMAN 2nd, and Dan'l BRAINARD be a Com'tt for said purpose.
3~David Cone Baptized 06/18/1704 in E. Hadden CT D: 1754 M: 1722 to Molly~ 1705-1754 CT.
1~William Cone, Sr. B: 1723 in East Haddamn, CT
2~Abigale Cone 1728 Haddam, Middlesex, CT D:
3~Helenor Cone 1729-1730 Haddam, Middlesex, CT D:
4~Hannah Cone 1729- Haddam, Middlesex, CT D:
5~Mary Cone 1730- Haddam, Middlesex, CT D:
6~David Cone 1731-1777 Haddam, Middlesex, CT D:
7~Aaron Cone B: 1734 Haddam, Middlesex, CT D: M: Elizabeth Morris B: 04/22/1740 Martin, NC D: 1796 NC
8~Samuel Cone 1740 Haddam, Middlesex, CT D:
9~Phebe Cone 1744 Haddam, Middlesex, CT D:
10~Capt. William Henry 'The Fighting Parson' Cone B: 10/27/1749 D: 12/24/1816 M: Keziah Eudel Barber. See below...
4~Phebe Cone B: 05/23/1708 Haddam, CT D: 11/05/1737 M: Matthew Millard
5~Sarah Cone B: 09/26/1714 Haddam, CT
6~Ann Cone B: 06/07/1719 Haddam, CT
7~John Cone B: 11/27/1720 Haddam, CT
10~Capt Caleb Cone Christened on 03/19/1679 in Haddam,Ct. D: 09/28/1743 in East Haddam, Ct. M: 1701 Elizabeth~ 1670-1714 M2:09/06/1723 Elizabeth Cunningham B: 1684 D: 11/14/1714. Captain in the colonial troops. Born, lived and died on the same land upon which his father had made his first settlement, and was buried within sight of the old homestead. Member of General Court 1731-1735, 1739.
1~Caleb Cone, Jr. B: 09/1702 D: 02/27/1790 M:
1~Samuel Cone B: 02/13/1732 D: 04/22/1802 M: Mehitable Richardson 1737–1799
1~Lemuel Cone 1755–1824 M: Susannah Norton 1755-1792
1~Ezra T Cone 1793–1842
2~John Parker Cone 1807–1870
2~Hannah Cone 1757–1825 M: John Morse 1752-1834
1~Francis Morse unknown–1850
2~John Morse 1779–1843
3~Samuel Morse 1783–1834
4~Levi Morse 1785–1859
3~Joshua Cone 1761–1806
1~Joshua Cone 1793–1812
2~Mary N Cone 1798–1805
3~infant son Cone 1802–1802
4~Adaline Cone 1804–1812
4~Samuel Cone 1765–1799
5~John Samuel Cone 1770–1831 M: Rebecca Sage 1775-1850
1~Erastus Samuel Cone 1798–1869
6~Ezra Tyler Cone 1774–1852 M: 1800 Rhonda Lincoln 1779-1861
1~Almira Cone Chipman 1801–1831
2~Sophronia Cone Thrasher 1803–1831
3~Saloma Cone Wetherell 1805–1881
4~Tyler Lincoln Cone 1809–1835
2~Joseph Cone B: 01/26/1704 D: 1779 M: Susannah Wells B: 05/06/1701 D:
1~Noah Cone B: 03/31/1742 D: 12/07/1827 M: Susannah Clarke 1744-1830
1~David Cone B: 1744 D: 01/21/1818 M: Hannah Selina Coe
1~Betsey Ann Cone
3~Noah Cone B: 07/14/1707 D: 08/05/1757 M: Hannah Cone
1~Cornelius Cone
2~Elizabeth Cone M: Moses Cook
4~Elisha Cone B: 09/11/1709 D: 03/06/1809 M: Hannah Hubbard
1~Elisha Cone
5~Joshua Cone B: 07/04/1714 D: 07/05/1714 M:
6~Simon Cone B: 06/11/1724 D: 1756 M: 1743 Susannah Crook 1725-1795. Died during the French & Indian War.
1~Eunice Cone B: 10/13/1745 D: 04/12/1809 M1: Joseph Spencer M2: David Spencer
2~Simon Cone II B: 1747
3~Henry Cone B: 1756
7~Daniel Cone B: 12/22/1725 D: 07/12/1762 M:
1~Pvt Daniel Hurlbut Cone 1754–1842 M: 1776 Elizabeth Adkins 1755-1829. Daniel Enlisted May 1777 Connecticut Continental Line under Abner Prior & Phillip B Bradley.
1~Susannah Cone 1783–1816 M: 1807 James L Bragg 1784–1871
1~Daniel Hurlburt Bragg 1808–1847
2~Warren Bragg 1810–1876
3~Clarissa Bragg Griswold 1811–1889
2~Deacon Samuel B Cone 1785–1836 M: 1811 Clarissa Munger 1789–1842
1~Elizur H Cone 1813–1816
2~Samuel Cone 1815–1848
3~James W Cone 1817–1891
4~Elizur Munger Cone 1819–1846
5~Daniel H Cone 1821–1860
6~Clarissa Cone 1825–1842
7~Rhoda Cone 1827–1830
8~Hiram Cone 1827–1842
9~Mary R Cone 1831–1831
10~Elizabeth H Cone 1834–1846
8~Beriah Cone B: 09/12/1717 D:
9~Abigail Cone B: 07/02/1730 D: 02/1801 M: Elisha Knowles
10~Mary Cone B: 03/23/1732 D: 10/08/1796 M: Richard Knowles
11~Lydia Cone B: 01/29/1735 D: 1823 M: Joseph Tyler
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3~David Cone Baptized 06/18/1704 in E. Hadden CT D: 1754 M: 1722 to Molly~ 1705-1754 CT.
1~Capt. William Henry Cone B: 10/27/1749 Pee Dee Montgomery, NC D: 12/24/1816 Bulloch County, GA. M: 1765 to Keziah Eudel Barber, daughter of William Nathaniel Barber & Hepzibah Loomis. Keziah B: 10/16/1750 Pee Dee, NC D: 1810 in Ivanhoe, Bulloch Cty, GA. William served in the Revolution War, and as a Patriot Soldier in the Cherokee War 1759-1760. Williams plantation was called 'Ivanhoe' and was located in Effingham County, GA. William was a farmer, landowner, justice of the peace, and Baptist minister of the Little Ogeechee Baptist Church in 1792. William Cone, Sr. was a representative from Glynn County in 1804 and shortly thereafter moved to Camden. He was appointed Justice of Peace in the 35th district of Camden in 1806 but resigned in 1808 and was succeeded by his son, William Cone, Jr., Feb. 25, 1808. The cemetary is adjacent to the Old Barber Family Homestead near the Stagecoach Road on the western bank of the Ogeechee River south of Ga. Hgwy 119. William remarried 1811 to Martha B: 1759 NC D: 1812 Sandersville, GA.
1~Aaron Cone B: 10/31/1766 NC D: 06/6/1835 Old William Cone-Barber Family Cemetery, GA.M1: 1788 Susannah Hannah Marlow B: 02/22/1770 SC D: 1818 Ivanhoe GA M2: 1820 to Hannah Kirby B: 04/10/1787 D: As a boy, Aaron Cone, Sr. was a courier during the American Revolution and was taken captive on the Oconee River in GA. He was a farmer with thousands of acres of land in Bulloch County. Aaron was a wealthy man, owned large land estates with many slaves, and carried on extensive planting operations.
1~Major Gen Peter Marlow Cone B: 08/06/1790 Effingham, Bulloch Cty, GA Enlisted in the War of 1812 as a Capt. In 1818, Peter served with General Andrew Jackson. During the Civil War, Peter was a senior major general of the military in GA. He was a veteran of the War of 1812, the First Seminole War, and a Major General in the Confederacy in the 2nd Brigade of the 1st Georgia Militia. Never married, but with Mary Richardson, the daughter of Abraham Richardson, he had two children.
1~Peter Cone Richardson 1839-1918
2~General Cone Richardson
2~Sarah Cone B: 01/14/1793 Effingham, Bulloch Cty, GA D:
3~William Marlow Cone B: 06/02/1795 Effingham, Bulloch Cty, GA. D: 01/06/1823 M: 10/19/1818 to Tabitha O'Neal 1799-1839.
1~William Marlow Cone 1821–1834
4~James Cone B: 11/15/1797 Bulloch Cty, GA D: 10/05/1853 M: Mary Ann Smith 1809-1861.
1~Mary Ann Cone 1828-1832
2~Martha Sophronia Cone 1830-1875 M: 1846 Samuel E Groover 1823-1893
3~Susan Cone 1833-1904 M: John G Slater 1825-1890
4~James George Cone 1835-1896
5~ Robert G. Cone 1837-1862
6~Pvt. Aaron Donaldson Cone 1840–1893 M: 1867 Margaret S
7~Farley Sweat Cone 1850-1903
8~Mary Cone
9~Joseph Smith Cone
10~William B. Cone
11~James William Cone 1853-1891 Irene Hagins 1866-1943
5~Robert Marlow Cone B: 01/08/1799 Bulloch Cty, GA. D: 08/25/1845 M: 01/22/1824 to Mary Jackson Hylton 1807-1870.
1~Mary E. Cone 1821–1822
2~William Aaron Cone 1827–1889 M: Mary Frances Hagan 1830-1890. CSA CO H 4 GA Inf. and Sheriff of Volusia County 1876 to 1884.
1~Peter Cone 1850–1925
2~Montgomery Cone 1866–1950
3~James Jackson Cone 1830–1847
4~Peter F Cone 1832–1848 Old William Cone-Barber Family Cemetery Ivanhoe, GA
5~Mahitable 'Hattie' Cone 1837–1909 M: 1854 John P Edwards M2: William Madison McClelland 1835-1909.
1~Infant
2~Infant
3~William Madison McClelland 1869-1935
4~Sula Frances McClelland 1872-1955 M: John Harmon Glisson 1859-1929.
5~Mary J. McClelland 1861-
6~Alice E. McClelland 1871-
7~Narsissie A. McClelland 1876-
8~Palmer Pauline McClelland 1880-1969 M: John Fenton Chaplin 1878-1938
6~Susannah Frances Cone 1839–1903 M: David Strickland 1834-1901
7~Sarah Robert Cone 1845–1928 M: 1872 Daniel Thomas Harrison
1~Margaret Ann Harrison
2~Mary Maude Harrison
3~Anna Sylvania Harrison
4~Susan Lela Harrison
5~Lizzie Anna Harrison
6~Willie Harrison
6~Nancy Ann Cone B: 01/05/1801 D: 12/05/1857 Lowndes Cty GA M: 1823 Allen Jones 1800-1875
1~Sarah Jones 1823-1908 M: Walker
2~Susannah Jones 1826-1911 M: Whipple
3~Thomas A. Jones 1828-1878
4~Aaron Cone Jones 1831-1899
7~Barber Cone 1803-1886 M1: Elizabeth Slater 1812–1855 M2: Martha Beasley 1810–1887.
1~William Barber Cone 1833-1841
2~Aaron Jackson Cone 1834-1906 M: Atosso Theresa Brannen 1835–1880
1~Remer Hamilton Cone 1857–1930
2~Adsley Mincey Cone 1860- M: Brewer
3~J. B. Cone 1860–1896
4~Susan Victoria Cone M: Wright 1861–1894
5~Eliza Cone 1863–1950 M:Tullis
6~Paul Harrison Cone 1865–1927
3~Pvt. John Slater Cone 1836-1862 M: Mary Jane Sheffield Lee 1839–1906 John was killed at the James Island South Carolina Civil War Campaign, 1862.
4~Georgia Ann Cone 1838-1905 M: 1856 Jesse Brewer 1829-1907
1~Jesse Cone Brewer 1859–1930
2~Minnie Goode Brewer 1873–1942 M: Owens
3~Alvah W Brewer 1882–1884
5~Americus Ann Cone 1839-1905 M: 1855 Green Knight 1830-1856, s/o Alexander and Saleta Knight. M2: 1858 John Daniel McElveen M3: 1861 Dr. William Emanuel McElveen (her father-in-law).
Siblings:
1~Sarah Knight 1856-
2~Mary Jane McElveen 1859-1942 M: James A Warnock 1853-1913
3~Paul Robert McElveen 1863–1945 M: Sallie Proctor 1865-1922
4~Moses Jackson McElveen 1865–1925 M: 1895 Laura Ann Lee 1870-1955.
5~Aaron Franklin McElveen 1867–1942 M 1891 Leona Roxie Proctor: 1872-1960
6~Georgia Ann McElveen 1870–1960 M: 1887 James Allen Bunce 1856-1916.
7~Barbour Cone McElveen 1872–1949 M: Naomi Davis 1884–1960
8~Martha Agnes McElveen 1874–1918 M: Frank Forrest Floyd 1875-1926.
9~Dr. Jesse Morgan McElveen 1877–1958 M: Sarah Elizabeth Brown 1887-1979. Dr. McElveen graduated from the University of Georgia school of medicine at Augusta in 1902 and began his practice in Denmark, Ga. After about two years, he moved his office to Brooklet and practiced there until his health forced him to retire in the spring of 1955.
1~William Earl McElveen 1911–1991
2~Martha Elizabeth McElveen Hardman 1916–2005
3~Jack Morgan McElveen 1918–2009
4~America Louise McElveen 1923–2007
Half Siblings:
01~John Daniel McElveen 1833–1858
02~Jim McElveen 1839–1858
03~Rebecca McElveen Richardson 1840–1908
04~Susan Ann McElveen Deal 1841–1926
06~Janie McElveen 1841–1858
07~Elias M. McElveen 1846–1907
08~Ann Elizabeth McElveen Nevils 1847–1929
09~George J McElveen 1851–1938
10~Daniel R McElveen 1854–1940
6~Paul Robert Cone 1842-1862 He was wounded in action as a Soldier of the Confederate Army defending James Island outside Charleston, SC. on June 10, 1862.
8~Martha Cone B: 02/11/1805 Bulloch Cty GA
9~Kezia Cone B: 06/04/1806 Bulloch Cty, GA D: 1897 M: 11/12/1827 to Simon Sheffield
10~Frances Cone 1808-1892
11~Aaron Cone 1810-1881
12~Susannah Cone B: 03/03/1814 D: 11/02/1891 M: 12/27/1833 Seaborn Jones 1815-1849 M2: Louis M Ayer 1825-1900.
2~Elizabeth Cone B: 1768
3~Joseph Cone B: 05/17/1772 D: 04/13/1839 Cone Family Cemetery Boston, GA M: 1796 Mary Elizabeth Stewart 1772–1848.
4~Jane Joyce Cone B: 11/16/1772 D: 1797 M: 1792 to Joseph John Hardee B:1770 in NC. D:
5~John Washington Cone B: 1774 SC D: 09/10/1833 GA M: Nancy Wadsworth 1790-1828
1~John William Cone 1816-1882 M: Mary Jane Farnell 1826-1903
1~John William Cone 1843-1913
2~Zilpha Ann Cone 1852-
3~Thomas Jefferson Cone 1862-1921
2~William Beacham Cone 1814-1891 M: Elizabeth Mobley 1817-1896
1~Margaret Cone 1838 - Unknown
2~Thomas J Cone 1840 - 1862
3~Andrew J Cone 1842 - UnknownWilliam B Cone 1850 - Unknown
4~Samantha Cone 1845 - Unknow
5~Clementine Cone 1848 - 1890
6~Garnett Andrew Cone
7~Louisa L Cone 1852 - 1885
8~Garrett A Cone 1854 - Unknown
9~Leonidas H Cone 1856 - Unknown
10~Minnie E Cone 1858 - 1936
6~Thomas Cone 1776-1866
7~William Henry Cone SR B: 12/24/1777 Barnwell, SC D: 08/24/1857 Columbia, FL M: 1800 in Screven Cty, GA to Martha Jane Cason B: 11/16/1782 D: 1825 Bryan Cty, GA. M2) 01/16/1826 to Sarah Haddock, daughter of Zachariah Haddock & Amey Hardee, in Kings, FL. B: 12/24/1777 Camden Cty, GA. D: 01/11/1872 Nassau, FL. They lived in Camden County, Georgia from 1810 to 1835 then moved to upper Columbia County, Florida near the small town of Benton. William Henry Cone, a Whig, was a Georgia state legislator in Camden County prior to 1835. He became an Indian Fighter of Camden County Ga. A Captain in the War of 1812, William served under General Newnan. He was a guide for Col. Newnan in a campaign (1812-1814) that included a battle southeast of Gainesville, Florida. on the St. Mary's and St. John's Rivers. During the Revolutionary War, the elder William Cone gathered a group of men and drove the Tories out of Bulloch County, Georgia. For his service as major of the 1st Battalion of the Militia of Richmond County, Georgia, William Cone was given a special grant of lands in Effingham. William served in the Georgia legislature for 23 years. Captain William Cone settled in Florida around 1842 & represented Columbia county in the Florida State Senate. He was also a participant in a campaign against the Alachua Indians in FL. William Henry fought in the 1st and 2nd Seminole Wars and taught his sons the rudiments of swamp guerilla warfare. He was a guide for Col. Newnan in a campaign (1812-1814) that included a battle southeast of Gainesville, Florida. He took over operation of the ferry in 1843 and 1844, and was postmaster there in 1845. William Henry died in 1857. In 1857, three of his sons - William, Charles and James Barnard - participated in a raid during the 3rd Seminole War that did some damage to Seminole Chief Billy Bowlegs.
1~Frances Cone B: 03/29/1808 Bulloch Cty, GA
2~Keziah Nancy Cone B: 06/11/1811 D: 1856 M: 02/02/1827 to James Hampton Walker 1802-1860
3~Daniel Newman Cone Sr B: 10/09/1814 D: 12/06/1841 M: Amy Long 1820-1870
1~Daniel Newnan Cone 1842–1919 M: Annette Ingham 1843-1905. He and William Haddock Cone, built the original Cone Bridge in 1881, which was undoubtedly a timber wagon bridge.
1~Ethel Cone
2~Hutchinson Ingham Cone Sr 1871–1941 Arlington National Cemetery. M1: Martha Bland Selden 1872–1922 M2: Julia Rebecca Mattis 1879–1969. A naval engineer and naval officer. During the Spanish-American War, Hutchinson Cone, Sr. served as Assistant Engineer on the U.S.S. Baltimore during Commodore George Dewey's victory over the Spanish at the Battle of Manila Bay in the Philippines in 1898. In 1900 he was a Lieutenant on board the U.S.S. Prairie. Cone supervised the shift from coal to oil fuel to increase the operational radius of the U. S. Navy, and he was involved in trials of a turbo-electric propulsion system. He commanded the U.S.S. Dixie from April 1914 until July 1915, when he became Marine Superintendent of the Panama Canal. Later he commanded naval air forces in Europe during World War I. Cone was wounded while freeing lifeboats on the RMS Leinster, on which he was a passenger; for his lifesaving actions he was made an honorary commander of the Order of the British Empire. Cone retired from the Navy in 1922 as Engineer-in-Chief, with the rank of Rear Admiral. He later served with Charles Lindbergh on the Board of Directors of the Guggenheim Fund to support flight. Cone's diary is in the archives of the Library of Congress. The diary was kept by Cone while serving on the cruiser Baltimore between April and August 1898 in the Philippines theater of the Spanish-American War. Entries contain descriptions of the Battle of Cavite and the Battle of Manila Bay, poetry commemorating the battles, newspaper clippings, and newsletters from the Baltimore. It also includes a blueprint map of the Battle of Manila Bay. The U.S.S. Hutchinson I. Cone, named for the Rear Admiral, was a World War II-era destroyer that saw action in both the Korean and Vietnam Wars. In 1962 it recovered astronauts Alan Shepard and John Glenn after their historic manned space flights. He served as vice president of the Fund for the Promotion of Aeronautics founded in 1926 by Harry Guggenheim, and that year he and Guggenheim toured European aeronautical facilities. Orville Wright and Charles Lindbergh later joined the committee.
1~Elizabeth Selden Cone 1901-1985 M: Jeffrey Caswell Metzel 1897-1952
2~Hutchinson Ingham Cone, Jr. 1912-1986, Lieutenant Colonel in the U. S. Army. M: Molly M Mattis 1909-1963.
1~Curtis Selden Cone -2015. Disability Rights Activist
2~George Hutchinson Cone 1951–2016 M: M: Judith Lynn Hunt.
1~Andrew Cone
3~Amy Cone Mathers 1873–1963
4~Daniel Newnan Cone 1875–1942
5~John Peoples Cone 1879–1962
4~Capt. William Haddock/Henry Cone B: 07/15/1825 D: 1886 M: Sarah Emily Branch B: 1835 D: 1902 William served as captain during the Seminole war in 1857 and made the most important campaign and capture of Indians during that war. Later he served as captain of a cavalry company in the Confederate army, 2nd Florida Cavalry, Co. G - Benton, Columbia Cunty. Fought in the Battle of Olustee. William Haddock Cone & his nephew Daniel Newnan Cone Jr. 1841-1919, built the original Cone Bridge in 1881, which was undoubtedly a timber wagon bridge. Cone Bridge was rebuilt on Lally columns (the toppled columns still remain along the end of Cone Bridge Road) as a steel through-strut single-lane, wooden plank decked bridge around 1898, built by Andrew Cone Godwin 1865-1942 for William Haddock Cone.
1~Julia Cone B: 1855 D: 1939
2~Martha Cone B: 1856 D: 1878
3~Ida Cone B: 1858
4~George Houston Cone B: 1862 D: 1891
5~John Randolph Cone B: 1865 D: 1930
6~William Newnan Cone B: 11/02/1860 D: 03/20/1947 Oaklawn Cemetery, Lake City, FL. His calling was to be a minister of the gospel. M: 12/11/1888 Frances Elizabeth Long in Columbia County B: D: 1943 Oaklawn Cemetery, Lake City, FL.
1~Nellie Estelle Cone B: 08/13/1889 D: M: 05/18/1913 Hardy A. Revels B: D: 11/29/1922 He was the Chief of Police in Lake City at the time of his death.
1~Newnan Revels B: 1914 D: 1988
2~Ouida Bess Revels B: 12/13/1918 D: 04/01/1989. M: Wash I Wood, a Baptist minister. B: 11/14/1906 D: 11/05/1993
2~George Houston Cone B:
3~Annie Mae Cone B:
4~William Ernest Cone B:
5~Juanita Gussie Cone B:
6~Emily Elizabeth Cone. B:
7~Annette Cone B: 05/29/1869 in Hamilton Cty, Florida. D: 08/19/1898 in Hamilton Cty, Florida.
8~Horace Cone B:
9~Agnes May Cone B: 1874 D: 1934 M: McRea
10~Jesse Wood Cone B: 1877 D: 1959 M: Wasdin
11~Peter Denham Cone B: 1879 D: 1958
12~William Branch Cone B: 1882 D: 1949 M: Served as Fredericks Secretary of State.
13~Frederick Preston Cone B: 09/28/1871 Benton, FL D: 07/28/1948 Lake City & buried in Prospect Primitive Baptist Cemetery, White Springs, FL. M1: 1901 Ruby Scarborough, one child. Ruby died in 1923. Remarried 1929, to Mildred Victoria Thompson, The First Lady, as Fred was the 27th Governor of Florida 1937 to 1941, defeating Republican E.E. Callaway. Fred was Mayor of Lake City, and served three terms there. He was elected to and served in the Florida Senate from 1907 to 1913, serving as the senate president in 1911. Cone was active in national politics, attending the 1924 and 1928 Democratic National Conventions as a delegate before chairing the Florida delegation in 1932. In 1911 Cone and eight other prominent Lake Citians decided to open a bank. With $50,000 in capital, the Columbia County Bank opened in February, 1912 and grew with the community. Cone retained his leadership role on the board of directors until shortly before his death. The bank celebrated its centennial in 2012. He held memberships in Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Freemasonry, Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine and Rotary International.
Florida state line at US 441 Cone Highway, Columbia County
1~Jessie Cone 1902-1984 M: Karl Walter Brimmer
5~Lt. Simon Peter Cone B: 11/06/1827 D: M: Marie~ Simon was a lieutenant in the Indian war and later served as first lieutenant in the Confederate army. 2nd Florida Cavalry, Company K. Simon had fought previously with CSA forces outside the state of Florida. Fought in the Battle of Olustee. He settled in Nassau County after the war.
6~Sgt James Bernard Cone B: 11/21/1829 D: 03/02/1882 M1): Sarah~ B: 02/23/1833 D: M2): Adaline Hart B: 10/28/1845 D: 05/24/1884, White Springs, Hamilton County, Florida, Daughter of Elias Joseph Hart and Margaret Moore. James served in the Indian war of 1857 and was lieutenant 2nd Florida Cavalry, Co. K - White Springs, Hamilton County, in the Confederate army. Fought in the Battle of Olustee.
1~Amy Cone B: D: M: Kosciusko Calhoun Goodbread B: 1850 D:
2~Joseph Hamilton Cone B: 07/22/1870 D: 01/10/1945 M: Mary Agnes Murphy B: 08/07/1884 D: 03/05/1921
7~Capt. Charles Floyd Cone B: 02/11/1831 D: 01/01/1924 M: Josephine Quarterman B: 11/08/1850 D: 11/11/1933 Charles served as lieutenant in the Indian war of 1857 and later. was captain of a cavalry company in the Confederate army, 2nd Florida Cavalry, Co. G - White Springs, Hamilton County. Charles enlisted as a farrier and had fought previously with CSA forces outside the state of Florida. Fought in the Battle of Olustee.
8~Joseph Cone B: 02/12/1779 Chesterfield SC D: 04/13/1839 Thomasville, GA. M: 02/17/1796 to Mary Elizabeth Stewart, daughter of Alexander Stewart & Hannah Hull. Mary was born in Isle Of Skye, Scotland D: 08/26/1848 Thomas Cty, GA
1~Matilda Cone
2~Susan Cone
3~James D. Cone B 08/25/1800 Bulloch Cty, GA D: 07/06/1888 Thomas Cty, GA M: 01/25/1832 GA to Rachel Lovett B: 09/21/1815 Twiggs Cty, GA D: 02/04/1906 Thomas Cty, GA. d/o James Lovett & Catherine Zitterauer. 25 children.
Rachel Lovett Cone James D. Cone
1~Mary Catherine Cone 1833–1839
2~Sarah Elizabeth Cone 1834–1840
3~Hannah Listishia Cone 1836–1840
4~Rachel Lovett Cone 1838–1900 M: 1856 Theophilus Bennett Massey 1831-1896
5~James J. Cone 1839–1862 CSA
6~Moses Berrien Cone 1841–1862 CSA
7~Francis Marion Cone 1844–1862 CSA
8~Malissa Cone 1845–1920 M: Joseph Francis McCann 1842-1904
9~Maneruey Cone 1848–1934 M: Zadok W Howell 1849-1918
1~Emma M Howell Milligan 1870–1918
10~Washington Cone 1850–1850
11~Joshua A. Cone 1851–1853
12~Mary Valilia Cone 1852–1928 M: Barrow
13~Joshua Cone 1854–1859
14~Areann S. Cone 1855–1859
15~Margiann Arabia Cone 1856–1881 M: John M Clewis 1847-1925
16~William Walter Cone 1859–1901
1~Alonzo Clement Cone 1891–1950
2~Orie Lee Cone Brice 1893–1982
3~Oggie Cone Brooks 1894–1970
4~Sallie Love Cone Meeks 1896–1993
5~Ida Jane Cone Persons 1899–1969
6~William W. Cone 1901–1983
17~Warren Cone 1862–1929 M: Della Howell 1862-1933
4~Hannah B. Cone B: 11/26/1802 GA D: 1850 Walton Cty, FL M1: 05/09/1820 Samuel Perkins, Camden Cty, GA. M2: 03/21/1822 Camden Cty, GA to John Stafford, son of Mary Rawls & Ezekial Stafford. B: 04/18/1795 Screven Cty, GA D: 1850apx Walton Cty, FL.
1~James Robert Stafford 1825-1865
2~John Ralph Stafford 1833-1917
5~John Barber Cone B: 04/19/1806 in Bulloch County, GA D: 07/23/1869 Thomas County, GA. M: 12/04/1829 Leon Cty, FL to Civility Walker, B: 04/07/1809 Camden County, GA D: 11/12/1889. Daughter of Isham Walker Jr & Civility Jones. Six of their sons served in the Confederate Army, James giving his life to the Southern cause.
1~Andrew Jackson Cone 1829
2~Isham Walker Cone B: 03/03/1831 Thomas Cty, GA D: 11/18/1907 Starke, FL M1: 1854 Barbara Elizabeth Milton 1832–1873 M2: Eliza A. White 1844–1932. Confederate Soldier. Private, Co H, 9th Regiment GA Infantry.
1~Frances E. Cone 1855 – unknown
2~Julia E Cone 1856–1928 M: Leonard B. White 1851-1926
3~Margaret Susan Cone 1857–1945 M: James David Boyd 1853-1927
4~Thomas James Cone 1858–1905 M: Louisa Lucinda Andreu 1866-1931
1~Barbara Lucinda Cone Thomas 1888–1923
2~James Barnard Cone 1889–1943
3~Susan Eliza Cone Andrews 1892–1960
4~William Francis Cone 1895–1960
5~Rhoda Havanna Cone Johns 1898–1958
6~Bessie Evelyn Cone Colson 1900–1972
7~Charles Russell Cone 1904–19495~Susan Elizabeth Cone 1863-1942 M: 1882 Francis Alexis Andreu 1857-1928
1~Alexander Isam Andreu 1882–1953
2~Barbara L. Andrews 1884–1906
3~Matthew Lazarus Andreu 1887–1933
4~William Francis Andreu 1890–1952
5~Etha May Andreu Smith 1897–1923
6~Annie O Andreu Carter 1901–19836~William M. Cone 1866–1925 M: Jessie C Mattox 1877-1933
1~Ina Goldie Cone Townsend 1903–1968
2~Seeber Nathaniel Cone 1908–19757~Ada Elizabeth Cone 1869–1927 M: George Edward Paine 1854-1938
1~Richard George Paine 1899–1979
2~Julia Frances Paine Nagle 1902–1992
3~Gladys Evelyn Paine Wicks 1904–2004
4~John Overton Paine 1907–19948~Annie Cone 1871-1958 M: Noah Sampson Wainwright
1~Esco Wainwright 1893-
2~Harry W. Wainwright 1896-
01~John C Cone 1875–1928 M1: 1904 Ada Underhill Cone 1875–1905 M2: 1908 Lillian Reddish Cone1881–1965.
1~Clara Priscilla Cone Hazen 1905–1996
2~Jessie Clyde Cone 1909–1986
3~Mildred Cone Harrell 1913–1992
4~Johnnie Ree Cone Green 1917–1998
5~Ida Lee Cone Plummer 1923–199202~George Edgar Cone 1877–1951 M: Winnie Susan Crosby 1884-1957
1~Henry Cone 1921-1966
03~Robert C. Cone 1888–1947 M: Mary Alice Sapp 1890-1931
1~Robert Elton Cone 1912–1930
2~Louise Cone 1916–1918
3~Infant Cone 1931–19313~William Ashton Cone B: 03/16/1832 Thomas Cty, GA D: 08/13/1913 Union Cty, FL. M: 1870 Francis Elizabeth Milton Cone 1836–1911. Co. I. 9 Ga. Inf. CSA.
1~Ansel Edgar Cone 1868–1928 M: Ila Loca Douglas 1872-1938
1~James Oswald Cone 1888–1952
2~William Ashton Cone 1890–1935
3~Jacob Dryden Cone 1892–19234~Mary Elizabeth Stewart Cone B: 08/17/1833 in Lake Butler, Bradford Cty, FL D: 01/01/1910 M: 1847 Thomas Erwin Dekle: 1824-1908.
1~Mary Matilda Dekle 1850-1932 M: Mathew L McKinney 1842-1925
2~Daniel Dolphus Dekle 1851-1865
3~Wealthy Ann Dekle 1853-1937 M: James E Lindsey 1851-1935
4~John Ervin Dekle 1855-1906 Melvina Roberts 1857-1941
5~Thomas James Dekle B: 07/09/1857 D: 07/26/1920 M: Ida Rich 1878-1969
6~Susan Elizabeth Dekle 1859-1959 M: William Columbus Townsend 1855-1921
7~Martha Margaret Dekle 1861-1866
8~Peter Paul Dekle B: 10/31/1863 Florida D: 05/10/1940
1~Kirk Proctor Dekle 1910–2006
2~Julian Parker Dekle 1912–2004
9~Luella Dekle B: 04/08/1866 Lake Butler, FL D: 10/16/1938 Gainesville, FL. Married 06/26/1861 to Thomas Harlow Rimes, son of John Calhoun Rimes & Mary Jane Deloach. Thomas was born 08/10/1861 in Worthington Springs, FL and died 03/13/1943 in Worthington Springs, FL.
10~Lebius Stewart Dekle B: 1868 Florida D: 1938
11~Lola Naomi Dekle B: 1870 Florida D: 1958 M: James Walter Townsend 1864-1944
1~Viola Townsend Davis 1893–1911
2~Fulton McKinney Townsend 1895–1959
3~Walter Fritz Townsend 1897–1921
4~Arthur Brinkley Townsend 1899–1901
5~Winnie Townsend Collins 1901–1963
6~Martha Elizabeth Townsend Johns 1903–1972
7~Christine Townsend Warren 1905–1973
8~William C. Townsend 1908–1974
9~James Wilber Townsend 1911–1929
12~Agatha Dekle B: 05/12/1873 Lake Butler FL D: 1914 M: George Davis Faircloth 1866-1949.
13~Henry Valentine Dekle 1875-1877.
14~William Arthur Dekle B: 1877 Florida D: 1948 M: Beulah F Dekle 1890-1974.
5~Joseph Jackson Cone B: 04/08/1835 Camden Cty, GA D: 02/20/1901 M1: Margaret P Johns 1846–1883 M2: 1833 Dulcinea M Mansell Crowson 1857–1940. Veteran Civil War, Private, Company F, 29th Georgia Infantry Regiment, CSA.
1~Willis A. Cone 1869-
2~John L. Cone 1870-1871
3~Walter Cone 1872-1878
4~J Earnest Cone 1872-1927
5~Jerry M Cone 1876-1892
6~James Fleming Cone B: 03/03/1837 D: 07/20/1864 M: 1858 Semidoshia Adelia Stephens, d/o Bazzeal Stephens and Nancy McCann Stephens. Died serving the CSA.
1~Peter Edgar Cone 1860–1932 M: Gussie Virginia Watson 1879–1938
7~Aaron Peter A. Cone B: 04/02/1839 Thomas Cty, GA D: 0828/1854
8~Annie Civility Claudia Cone B: 07/28/1841 Thomas Cty, GA D: 03/19/1918 M: 1872 Jeremiah M Johns 1844-1912.
1~Archibald Hardy Johns 1877-1945
2~Nona Alva Johns Ensey 1879-1956
9~John D. Cone B: 03/16/1844 Thomas Cty, GA D: 1868 M: 02/28/1866 to Ann Dekle in Thomas County, GA. John was a member of the CSA
10~Pvt. Ansel Barber Cone B: 05/25/1846 Thomas Cty, GA D: 11/08/1914 Boston, Thomas Cty, GA M1: 1872 Mary Jane Barrow 1853–1932 M2: Laura Pearl Johns 1849–1870. Veteran of the Civil War and a Mason, CSA Comp. A 57th Ga. Reg. Dixie Boys.
1~Laura Pearl Cone 1870–1906 M: 1899 John James Parramore 1860-1939
1~Dubel Ansel Parramore 1890–1942 M: Josie Maude Norton 1892-1971
1~Laura Parramore 1912-
2~Margaret Amamnda Parramore 1914-2004 M: Donald Cecil Walker 1912-1965
2~Geneva Amanda Parramore 1894–1970 M: Groover
3~John T Parramore 1897-
11~Margaret Stewart Cone B: 12/28/1849 Thomas Cty, GA D: 02/25/1896 M: J R Battle 1836-1904.
1~Whaley Everett Battle 1879–1916
2~Ben Hill Battle 1882–1904
12~Henry Franklin Tooke Cone B: 11/28/1852 Thomas Cty, GAD: 08/14/1938 M: Resta Frances 1864–1902
13~King Solomon Cone B: 09/15/1858 Thomas Cty, GA D: 08/01/1890
6~Keziah Cone B: 06/11/1811 Bulloch Cty, GA D: 1856 Ware-now, Pierce Cty, GA M: 02/08/1827 to James Walker in Camden Cty, GA B: 02/04/1803 Bulloch Cty, GA D: 1859 Pierce Cty, GA, son of Isham Walker & Civility Jones. 10 children:
1~Hampton Walker B: 1828 D: 1855
2~Mary C. Walker B: 1831 D: M: Benjamin F. Davis
3~James H. Walker B: 1833
4~Civility Walker B: 1836
5~Sarah C. Walker B: 1839 D: M: Henry Davis
6~Mitilda Walker B: 10/26/1842 D: 03/13/1861 M: 1834 to Robert Chisolm Paxton 1834-1863
7~Joseph F. Walker B: 1845 D: 10/19/1868 Brooks Cty GA
8~John W. Walker B: 1848 D: 1879 Brooks Cty, GA
9~Isham A.Walker B: 1850 D: M: Agnes Scruggs
10~Kissiah M Walker B: 02/04/1855 D: 01/26/1882 Brooks Cty, GA M: 1870 Mitchell Brice 1840-1903.
1~David James Brice 1872–1894
7~Joseph Cone B: 11/18/1815 Camdan Cty, GA D: 1869 M1: 06/30/1838 Thomas Cty, GA to Penina Elizabeth Carroll B: 1813 NC D: 1860. M2: 08/15/1861 Thomas Cty, GA to Eliza Jackson. B: 08/17/1819 GA D: 02/22/1902.
1~D. N. Cone B: 1849 Thomas Cty, GA D: 1860 Thomas Cty GA
9~Keziah Cone B: 01/12/1780, Barnwell Dist. S.C. D: 1849 in Lowndes Cty, Ga. M: 1801 to William Dampier in Barnwell Dist. S.C. B: 1780apx Effingham Cty, Ga. D: 1848, Lowndes Cty, Ga.
1~Elizabeth Dampier B: 1802 D: 1857 apx M: Israel Folsom
2~William N, Dampier B: 1810 Effingham County, GA D: 1868 Berrien County, GA M: Mary Beasley
3~James D. Dampier B: 08/01/1823 D: 07/16/1880 Clinch Cty, GA M1): Catherine M. Dampier B: 12/04/1838 D: M2): Mary McCranie B: 01/01/1924 GA D:
10~Sarah Cone B:10/16/1780, SC D: 11/28/1859 Berrien Cty Ga M: 1798 to William Anderson Knight, Ga. B: 02/16/1778, NC D: 12/08/1859, Berrien Cty, Ga., son of R. S. John Knight III & Rachel Francis Knight. Mr. Knight was among the very first settlers of Wayne County after it was created, moving there about 1803. His home was in present Brantley County. He was named in a legislative act of 1803 as one of five commissioners to locate the public-site of the new county. It was several years before it was permanently fixed and when it was done it was located on lands owned by Mr. Knight and by William Clements, a neighbor, and the county-seat was name "Waynesville".In the winter of 1824-1825 Mr. Knight and his family, with others of the family connection, moved to th esouthern part of what was then Irwin County, where they located. Mr. Knight settled on Land Lot No. 516, 10th Land District, near Grand Bay on present State Highway No. 11, in what is now Lanier County.Mr. Knight was elected the first Senator from the new county, serving 1826-1828. He was a delegate from Lowndes County to the 1833 State Convention and in 1839 to the state tariff convention. In 1856, the elder Knight's home was placed in Berrien County when it was created partly out of Lowndes County.
Union Church, Lanier County, GA
1~Thomas Knight 1800-1800
2~Keziah Knight 1801-1861 M1: 1819 Isbin Giddens 1788-1853 M2: ~Jones
3~General Levi Jonathan Knight 1803-1870 M: Ann Donald Clements 1802-1857. Capt. Lowndes Co Militia 1836-1839, Major General 6th Division GA Miltia 1840, raised two Cofederate companies in Berrien Co & Major, Co G, 29th Regiment, CSA. He was a sheriff, Justice of the Peace and a State Senator.
4~William Cone Knight 1805-1870 M: 1826 Rachel Carter 1806-1874
5~John Knight 1807-1878 M: 1830 Sarah Moore 1809-1880
6~Sarah Knight 1809-1880 M: William Patrick Roberts 1804-1852
7~Elizabeth Louisa Knight 1811-1890 M: 1830 John Carter 1809-1864
8~Aaron Anderson Knight 1813-1887 M1: 1832 Nancy Ann Sloan 1813-1852 M2:Sarah Ann Fountain 1824-1890
9~Jonathan W. Knight 1817-1886 Co H, 29th GA Infantry, CSA M: Sarah
1~Barzilla S. Knight 1836-1863
2~Kizzie Knight 1840-1882 M: Rentz
3~Cinderella Knight 1852-1929 M: Blanton
10~Nancy Ann Cone B: 09/17/1781 Chesterfield, Cheraw Co., SC D: 10/27/1866 Brooks Cty, Ga. M: 03/09/1801 to John Hagan, Jr, in Bulloch Cty, Ga. B: 1776 Georgia; D: 1822 Camden County, Ga. Remarried Edward Morris.
1~Mary Hagin
2~Keziah Hagin
3~Jesse Hagin
4~Elizabeth Hagin
5~Sarah Ann Hagin
6~John Flether Hagin
7~Susannah Hagin 1808-1871 M: 1826 Nedham Lee 1799-1881
8~Joseph G Hagin 1815-1866 M: Catherine Mary Flynn 1825-1910
11~Mary Cone B: 04/10/1787 Effingham (now Bulloch) Co., GA D: 04/16/1862; M: David Best M2: 1803 to James David Lee B: 1785 in Screven Cty, Ga. D: 1817
Florida Governor Mansion until 1956
Atlanta, GA
Judge Reuben Cone 1788-1851, came to Decatur, Georgia (6 miles east of what was to become Atlanta), in 1823 when there were just a few log cabins. He was one of the original Town Commissioners and Justice of the Inferior Court of DeKalb County. Judge Cone acquired several hundred acres of land upon which Atlanta was to be built (Land Lot 78). The spike that was driven to mark the terminus of the Western and Atlantic Railroad lied within his property. “Terminus” was the original name for Atlanta. Judge Cone divided the land into small lots to encourage persons to settle in the new town. He laid off Marietta Street, planting trees on either side and in the median. He built his first home on the northeast corner of Marietta and Cone Streets. The house was later expanded and became the impressive Arlington Hotel. He had almost completed his new home on the south side of Marietta at the head of Cone Street when he died in 1851. The house would become an Atlanta landmark known as the “Austell Mansion” until it was demolished years later. Judge Cone earlier had given the land next to his new home site for the 1st Presbyterian Church of which he and his wife, Lucinda (Shumate) Cone, were founding members. Judge Cone and his family, including his mother Susannah Cone, are buried under a substantial monument in historic Oakland Cemetery. Susannah had moved to Atlanta after her husband, Samuel Cone, died in Coosa, Georgia, in 1848.
First Presbyterian Church 1850 Atlanta
Old Atlanta
Atlanta Whitehall Street in 1907
Atlanta Whitehall Street in 1910
Atlanta Union Station
Atlanta Terminal Station
October 1910, an ancient and imposing landmark disappeared when the Arlington Hotel, at Marietta and Cone streets, next door to the Georgia Railway and Electric Company, was torn down to make way for the three story Hayden Building. The Arlington, a three story brick structure with large front porches on both the first and second floors, was built as a residence before the war of the 1860's by Mrs. Reuben Cone, widow of the Judge. Later it became the residence of her son-in-law, Judge Julius A Hayden, and after his removal to Florida in 1877, became a boarding house and hotel.
Arlington Hotel, at Marietta and Cone streets
Atlanta Military Academy
Atlanta Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Atlanta 101 Marietta Street at the corner of Cone Street March 1, 1937
Millington
Millington was first settled in 1704 by Jonathan Beebe of New London. An ecclesiastical society separate from Haddam (East Haddam was then part of Haddam) was granted in 1733. The congregational church was organized in 1736 and a meetinghouse constructed on the Green in 1740. The village became a training area for the local militia during the Revolutionary War. The village never recovered from a depression following the War of 1812 and is now a rural residential neighborhood.
Abel Shepard House 1800
MILLINGTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Dedicated to divine service on the 23d of January 1833. For the excellent bell on the church the society were mainly indebted to John Chapman and William H. Cone-to the former for his liberal subscription-to the latter for his great activity in the matter. The deacons of the Congregational church in Millington since its organization have been as follows: Samuel Emmons October 1736 Daniel Gates October 1736 Gen Jos. Spencer November 20th 1767 January 13th 1789 75 Samuel Dutton July 4th 1771 December 30th 1790 87 Ebenezer Dutton February 26th 1778 Moved to Lebanon Benjamin Fuller February 26th 1778 November 10th 1815 93 Nathaniel Cone May 1789 April 15h 1790 79 Barzillai Beckwith June 4th 1790 February 22d 1818 79 Isaac Spencer April 1st 1796 Diodate Lord August 26th 1816 Moved away Israel Cone jr. April 17th 1818 Nathaniel Bechwith April 17th 1818 1858 William E. Cone moved to Moodus, Now deacon in 1st Cong'l church Samuel Arnold April 30th 1841 Epaphroditus Gates August 27th 1858 Charles Miner
Marriages from Millington Church, East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT
http://dunhamwilcox.net/ct/millington_marr.htm
East Haddam
The first settlement of East Haddam was begun at Creek Row, about the year 1670, over two hundred years ago. The first house, it is said, stood a few rods northeast of the site where Mason Gates' house now stands. Quite a number of houses were erected in this vicinity, and were occupied by the Gateses, the Brainards, and the Cones.
East Haddam Norman Boardman House 1875
Goodspeed Residence 1914
About six years afterward, the privileges of a town were granted this colony, and the tract was called Haddam, from Haddam in England. This was about the 20th town founded in the State. No settlement was made on the east side of the river till some two years later, or about 1670. All the inhabitants on both sides of the river formed one society until 1700, when they formed two societies, but it was not till 1734 that the town was divided agreeably to the divisions of the societies; the west society retaining the name of Haddam, while the east took the name of East Haddam. The first settlement of East Haddam was begun at Creek Row, about the year 1670, more than 200 years ago. The first house, it is said, stood a few rods northeast of the site where Mason Gates' house now stands. Quite a number of houses were erected in this vicinity, and were occupied by the Gates, the Brainerds and the Cones, and the same family names are peculiar to this neighborhood.
Goodspeed Plaza 1918
Champion House, 1914
MOODUS, CT
Dr. Jonah Cone was a practicing physician in the town for a period of forty years and was a very estimable as well as a popular man. He was the brother of Joshua Cone, who was the father of Judge Hiram Cone, who died in Georgia during the year 1860, at which time he was judge of the Supreme Court of that State. Joshua Cone had two other sons, who were graduates from Yale College, one of whom became quite prominent in the legal profession, the other died soon after leaving college.
The T.R. Spencer Store
Merchant's Row in the early 1900s
RED MILL: the "Red Mill," is located in the center of the village of Moodus. In size it is 36 by 100 feet, with detached picker-room, is two stories high, with basement, and is operated by a turbine wheel 30 inches in diameter under a head of 21 feet. In the basement of this mill are located the works of the Moodus Machine Company, where general repairs for the mills are made, and machine building is carried on to some extent. The two stories above are devoted to the manufacture of hard laid twine, and produce about 3,300 pounds per week, of all sizes, from nine threads to cord suitable for clothes lines. The Hon. William E. CONE, who for a period of 25 years was the bookkeeper and general manager of the affairs of the company, was born in 1805. Mr. CONE entered the employ of the concern in 1842, and remained until 1867; twice he has served in the General Assembly and twice in the State Senate.
Red Mill
THE UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY: The old grist mill which was located at this place, was a fixed institution for many years. When and by whom it was built is unknown; but from all information it always presented that worn-out tumble-down appearance, which is sufficient evidence of antiquity. There was also a saw mill here, which was operated for several years, and was probably the first mill of the kind in this portion of East Haddam. In 1829, a company was organized, composed of the following gentlemen: Noah Bulkley, William Palmer, Aaron C. Palmer, Joseph W. Cone, Augustus Olmstead, Lemuel Dickinson, and Asa Smith, who, under the firm name of "The Union Manufacturing Company," commenced the manufacture of cotton yearn at this place. A dam was erected near the mouth of the small pond, and a suitable building was constructed on the site of the old grist mill, which had been removed. The amount of the capital stock actually paid in March 4th 1830, was $17,000; and at that time the company had introduced looms, and were making cotton shirtings.
THE MOODUS MANUFACTURING COMPANY: The canal right was purchased from Mr. Sylvester Cone. The concern was ready for operation in 1849, and the making of spool thread was begun in that year. This was continued to 1851, when the manufacture of print goods was commenced, with 48 looms, the number being subsequently increased to 96.
The Music Hall that was in Moodus prior to 1906
Machimoodus House in Moodus
Emory Johnson Homestead
On Johnsonville Road in Moodus, East Haddam, is an Italianate-style house built (according to the sign on the house) in 1842. It was the home of Emory Johnson, who owned twine mills near the Johnson Mill Pond across from his home. In the nineteenth century, Moodus was the “Twine Capital of America,” with twelve mills in operation. Johnson’s father-in-law, Stanton S. Card, owned the Neptune Twine Mills, which he left to his son-in-law at his death in 1867. Johnson had already opened his own mill, called Triton, in 1862. The area of worker housing that grew up around the mills became known as Johnsonville. The two millscontinued to be operated by Emory Johnson and then by his son, E. Emory Johnson, who died in 1905.
Emory Johnson house
Carriage House 1870
THE UNDINE TWINE MILLS: Jonathan O. Cone.
NEW YORK NET AND TWINE COMPANY
It is stated elsewhere that from time immemorial a grist mill existed at Bashan, where subsequently stood the factory of the Union Company. The same observation may also be made with reference to the site where now stands what is familiarly known to-day as the "Red Mill," the next one in order, and the first in the United States which manufactured by machinery cotton seine twine. It is believed that Captain Stephen Cone was the original owner of this property, and that he purchased it from the twenty-seven men who bought the town from the Indians; at all events, he is the first of whom any record is given, and he reconstructed and operated the grist mill here. For a long time previous to the Revolutionary war, this property was in the CONE family, and subsequently came into the hands of Jonah Cone, who was a lineal descendant of Captain Stephen CONE. In 1712, Jonah Cone deeded this property to Captain Thomas Gates
Neptune Twine Mills
Henry P. Haven's Gilead Chapel ~ 1876
In 1876, Gilead Chapel was built at the corner of Foster Road and Parkway North to serve as the home of this interdenominational school. After the school closed in the early 1940s, the building was used for a decade by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Days Saints.
Hyde Schoolhouse 1863
Gov. Troup appointed Peter Cone as Surveyor of Bulloch County and William Woodcock as Coroner
This commission was signed by Georgia Governor George M. Troup 189 years ago this month, whereby Gov. Troup appointed Peter Cone as Surveyor of Bulloch County and William Woodcock as Coroner for the county. Since the governor’s office was at the State Capitol in Milledgeville, the county officeholders were allowed to appear before Justice of the Inferior Court and take the required oath and be sworn into office by the Judge of the Inferior Court – in this case, Judge John Wise, JIC BC (Judge Inferior Court, Bulloch County.) Only the sheets bearing the governor’s commission and Peter Cone’s oath are shown.
Baxter State Park
Mount Katahdin from Millinocket Camp, by Frederic Edwin Church, 1895
Katahdin Stream Falls
http://www.friendsofbaxter.org/images/site/docs/KnowBeforeYouGo.pdf
The town of Bolton was incorporated in 1720. The Congregational Church was organized October 27, 1725. Rev. Thomas White was pastor from 1722 to 1763.
http://www.rays-place.com/marrage/bolton-ct.htm
Ann Cone & Jonah Strickland ...... June 29, 1775
Christiany Cone & Solomon Dewey ...... July 30, 1772
John Cone & Patience Strickland ...... Nov. 13, 1773
Susanna Cone & George Griswold ...... Dec. 12, 1764
widow Susanna Cone & Joseph Fitch ...... June 30, 1774
Solomon Dewey & Christiany Cone ...... July 30, 1772
Joseph Fitch & widow Susanna Cone ...... June 30, 1774
George Griswold & Susanna Cone ...... Dec. 12, 1764
Jonah Strickland & Ann Cone ...... June 29, 1775
Patience Strickland & John Cone ...... Nov. 13, 1773
Bolton Historical Society, Bolton, Connecticut, by Hans DePold, Bolton Town Historian
http://www.boltoncthistory.org/jaredconeghost.html
JARED CONE HOUSE GHOST STORIES
(Published in Bolton Horizons, February 2010)
Bolton militia Captain Thomas Pitkin was a brother to author David Pitkin's direct ancestor, Colonel Joseph Pitkin of East Hartford. David Pitkin is writing a book of New England ghost stories and will be included in our Bolton stories. He asked for details about the Jared Cone house and shared some new stories he had just heard. Brian and Eileen Jennings have owned the house since 2005 and they have given permission to tell you the story. It should be noted that the Jennings and many others we know have never experienced anything like this story, and those in this story were not disturbed by anything they saw. So you need not worry. It is safe to read this story alone in your house without putting on all the lights or checking under your bed.
Samuel Morgan Alvord was the Bolton historian at the Bolton Bicentennial Celebration on September 4, 1920. He gave a short history of the birth of Bolton on the lawn of the Jared Cone house saying, "Deacon Charles N. Loomis, under whose shade trees we are gathered, and his brother William H. Loomis are descendants of the proprietor Thomas Loomis." And so the story begins. Jared Cone Sr. and Christiana Loomis of Bolton were wed on September 19, 1754. The Jared Cone we all know was born to them in 1756. By 1768 Jared Cone Sr. bought the original Loomis farm. The house is just south of the center of Bolton on Hebron Road, somewhat closer to Bolton Center Cemetery than it is to the Congregational Church.
The Lexington alarm of April 19, 1775, is considered the beginning of the Revolutionary War. It started with the ride of Paul Revere and the British attacks on Lexington and Concord. Connecticut records show that 63 men from Bolton marched on the Revolutionary Route to the relief of the Massachusetts Minutemen. That compares with 45 from the much larger city of Hartford. From Bolton, Jonathan Birge (the next door neighbor of Jared Cone) was a captain and 17-year-old Jared Cone was then a lieutenant. The British quickly withdrew to Boston as a wave of 4,000 armed Minutemen swarmed across the Massachusetts countryside and took the heights overlooking Boston and ignited the skies with bonfires.
After American independence was won, young Jared Cone returned to the farm. On January 15, 1784, he married Elisabeth Wells of the prominent Wethersfield family. In 1790 he acquired the farm from his father. In 1800, at age 34, he had the current Jared Cone house built but apparently kept part of the original house because the rear, or ell, of the house appears to be from a much earlier date. It is said that the house was so beautiful and expensive for its time that they could only live in it for four years before they had to sell the farm to pay their debts. The Jared Cone House was the first house in Bolton to be registered on the National Register of Historic Places and not long ago was a bed and breakfast.
Recently Doris Perkins, a genealogist from Saratoga Springs, New York, described her experience at the Jared Cone house to author David Pitkin at one of his book signings. In 1996, she came to Bolton to do research on her ancestors. One of them had married a Cone 200 years ago. Hearing that the Jared Cone house was a nice bed and breakfast, Doris called and made a reservation with proprietor Cinde Smith for herself and her husband. Doris would spend that very night in the house of her distant ancestor. She and her husband were the only guests that night and were given the Blue Room, near the large Palladian window on the front of the house. She remembers, "I dropped off to sleep soon afterward, but awakened after an hour because light was shining in my face. Sitting up, I noticed the bedroom door was open. Apparently, I hadn't fastened the lock securely enough, so I got up, closed the door, inserting the locking pin tightly. Then, back to bed. A few hours later, I sensed the light again, and awoke to see the door was once more open. A bit more puzzled than angry, I got up again to close and lock the door. I returned to bed only after tugging on the latch to be sure the door was firmly secured. Nevertheless, sometime later, the hallway light shining in my face again roused me. Whoever or whatever wanted that door open was welcome to have it their way, I decided. Nobody else was staying over, so I knew we'd have our privacy and dropped off to sleep again. My husband never did wake up to see the strange phenomenon." Doris did not share her tale with Cinde Smith at breakfast the next day and recalled only making a general query about the room. "I recall Mrs. Smith saying offhand that the family had had some kind of difficulty with the door. So, maybe that's all it was, I decided, and didn't pursue the matter."
With the assistance of the Bolton Town Clerk's office, Author David Pitkin was able to locate Cinde Smith, who had closed the B & B in 2003. David shared Doris's tale with her and Cinde Smith thought a moment and replied, "Strangers and out-of-towners only frequented the place for about eight years, and I had only one other guest who ever shared such a story with me. Curiously, that woman's experiences had taken place in the Blue Room also. The woman guest had come to breakfast with raised eyebrows, asking me if I had a ghost. Never having heard such anecdotes before, I asked her why she would ask. 'Well, there's a rocking chair in my room, as you know. I awoke during the night to see it rocking all by itself. I was stunned and pulled the covers over my head, but then went back to sleep. But I know what I saw!' I didn't doubt her, I said, but no other guest had ever mentioned such an incident. I guess Doris hadn't told me of her experiences. But, now that you mention ghosts," she went on, "I recall that my daughter came into the house one evening when she was 17. She wasn't scared, but was more mystified, telling me that she had just seen a woman in white leaning against our signpost out front. Then the figure vanished."
But none of Bolton's official records contain mention of the woman who enjoyed rocking peacefully each night before retiring, who left the bedroom door open to be awakened by dawn's light shining in the beautiful Palladian window, and who would sometimes venture into the front yard at night during the 1990s, curious as to who had placed a Bed & Breakfast signpost in the lawn. But none of Bolton's official records contain mention of the woman who enjoyed rocking peacefully each night before retiring, who left the bedroom door open to be awakened by dawn's light shining in the beautiful Palladian window, and who would sometimes venture into the front yard at night during the 1990s, curious as to who had placed a Bed & Breakfast signpost in the lawn.
Barbor ~ Barber Family History
1~Robert De St Barbe Jr B: 1188 Brent Knoll, Somerset, England, UK
1~Robert St Barbe Sr B: 1210 Brent Knoll, Somerset, England, UK M: Children: Robert St Barbe Jr 1235- and Joan Barbe Winterbourne 1256-.
1~Robert St Barbe Jr B: 1235 Brent Knoll, Somerset, England, UK M:
1~Richard St Barbe 1269-1304 M:
1~Richard St. Barbe 1289-1317 M:
1~Sir Richard Saint-Barbe II 1300–1335 M: Maud Matilda Hesketh 1304–1335
1~Sir John St-Barbe 1320–1404 M: Margaret de Longland 1332-1412. Children: Lady Joan St Barbe
1365-1400, Richard Roger St Barber de Ashington 1367-1457 & Isabel Saint Barbe 1372–1407.
1~Richard Roger St Barber de Ashington 1367-1457 M: ?Margaret Longland 1370- Children: Thomas Saint Barbe Esq of Ashington 1398-1472 & Sir John Barber Earl of Suffolk 1410–1480.
1~Roger Barbour I 1390- M: Anne Jermyn 1390-
1~Sir John Richard Barber, Earl of Suffolk 1410-1480 M: Lady Margery Stanley 1410-1480apx. Daughter of William Sir Knight De Stanley 1360-1428 & Lady Margaret Blance Dearderne De Stanley 1364-1428. Children: Frank Francis Barber 1430-, Chrystian Barbor, 1432-, Sir James Barbor 1434-1498 & Sir John Barber. 1443-1549
1~Sir James Barbor B: 1434 Suffolk, England D: 1498 Suffolk, England M: 1454 Lady Joan Byrd, Countess of Suffolk 1436-1479 England. Parents of Sarah Barber, Richard Barber, John Barber; Nicholas Barbor and Sir William Nicolas Barber, I.
1~James William Barber I B: 1464 Fressingfield, Suffolk, England D: 1504 Fressingfield, Suffolk, England. M: 1487apx Margaret~ 1470-1580 apx. Children: Sir John III "Bannoke" Barber 1490–1542, James William Barber 2nd 1495–1570 & William Barber II 1495–1580.
1~James William Barber II B: 1495 Fressingfield, Suffolk, England D: 1580 Fressingfield, Suffolk, England M: Margaret Wolnaugh 1500 Fressingfield, Suffolk, England D: 1580 St Helen Bishopsgate, London, England.
1~John Barber B: 1539 Fressingfield, Suffolk, England D: 1603 England M: Alice Carver 1539 Bedford, England D: 1600 England.
1~John S Barber Sr B: 1563 Southill, Bedfordshire, Cartmel, Lancashire, England D: 1620 Stamford, Lincolnshire, England M: Agnes Cawper
1~John C Barber Jr B: 1850 Stamford, Lincolnshire, England D: 1620 Stamford, Lincolnshire, England M: Elizabeth Lunley B: 1588 Stamford, Lincolnshire, England D: 1632 Stamford, Lincolnshire, England
1~Sgt Thomas Barber B: 1612 Stamford, Lincolnshire, England D: 1662 CT M: Jane Coggins B: 1619 Bedford, England D: 1662 Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut Colony.
1~Deacon John Barber 1642-1712 M1: Bathsheba Coggin -1688 M2: Hannah Gardner 1650–1711
1~Thomas Barber 1674-1714
2~Mary Barber Frost 1677-175
2~Lieut Thomas Barber 1644-1713 M: Mary Phelps 1644-1724
1~Joanna Barber Colt 1667–1713
2~Lieut Thomas Barber 1671–1714
3~Samuel I Barber 1673–1725
3~Sarah Barber 1646- M: 1663 Timothy Hale 1636-1689
1~Sarah Hale 1665- M: John Rising
2~Timothy Hale 1667- M: Hannah Barber
3~John Hales 1670-1708
4~Thomas Hale 1672 M1: Experience Burt M2: Abigail Warner Ferry
5~Samuel Hale 1673-1748
6~Infant Daughter 1675
7~Josias Hale 1678- M1: 1705 Sarah Harmon M2: 1713 Hannah Seymour Pomeroy
8~Hannah Hale 1680- M: John Remington
4~Mercy Barber 1651-1725 M1: 1669 John Gillet 1644–1682 M2: 1683 CPT George Norton Jr 1641–1696
1~John Gillet 1673–1699
2~Thomas Gillett 1676–1708
3~Samuel Gillett 1677–1739
4~Benjamin Gillett 1680–1755
5~Mercy Gillett Adams 1682–1756
6~Mary Jane Norton Huxley 1685–1725
7~Freegrace Norton 1688–1758
5~Lt Josiah Barber 1653-1733 M1: Abigail Loomis B: 1659 Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut Colony D: 1701 M2: Sarah Porter Drake 1655-1730
1~Abigail Barber 1678-1772 M: Cornelius Brown 1672-1747
1~Rachel Brown 1704-1776 M: 1731 Cpt Benjamin Phelps 1713-1783
2~Cornelius Brown 1707-1744
3~Hulda Brown 1709-1785 M: 1731 David Griswold 1693-
4~Hepzibah Brown 1712-1772 M: Ebenezer Burr 1712-1794
5~Titus Brown 1714-1802 M: Rachell Marshall 1725-1814
6~Rev Aaron Brown 1725-1775 M: 1754 Damaris Cady 1717-1775
2~Elizabeth Barber 1683-1717 M: 1704 Enoch Drake 1683-1776
1~Eunice Drake Hayden 1711-1804
3~Rebeckah Barber 1690-1768 M: Nathaniel Drake 1685-1769
1~Deacon Nathaniel Drake Jr 1708-1800 M: Elizabeth Warner 1710-1790
2~Josiah Drake 1711-1808 M: 1735 Hannah Wilson 1713-1790
3~Samuel Drake 1713-1798 M: 1743 Anne Amy Kent 1726-1790
4~Rebekah Drake 1715-1740 M: John Filley 1710-1737
4~Nathaniel Barber 1691-1768 M: 1711 Mary Filley 1683-
1~Nathaniel Barber 1717-1788 M: 1739 Hepzibah Loomis Barber 1722-1793. William served in the Revolutionary War. He is buried in the Revolutionary War Veterans section of the cemetery
1~Nathaniel Barber1744-1782 M: 1768 Mercy Spofford 1748-1787
1~Zimri Barber 1773-1861 M1: Betsey Sprague Barber 1777-1844 M2: 1844 Sally Keyes Barber 1791-1854.
1~Phebe Spafford Barber 1795-1849 M1: 1816 Obadiah French Jr 1795-1817 M2: 1824 Stephen Laraway -1866
2~Elijah Barber 1798-1884 M: 1820 Amanda Hinman 1802-1880
1~Chauncey E Barber 1830-1913
2~Mary Amanda Barber 1836-1860 M: 1852 Martin Harris 1831-1913
3~Betsey Sprague Barber Hawkins 1802-1843
4~Lucy Holmes Barber Twing 1807-1880
5~Polly Lake Barber -1839
6~Amanda Barber -1834
2~Keziah Eudel Barber 1750-1810 M: William Henry Cone 1749-1816
1~James Cone 1765-1813 M: Charlotte~
1~Benjanin Cone 1785-1850 M: 1838 Mary Baines 1790-
2~Aaron Cone 1766-1835 M: 1788 Susannah Marlow 1770-1818
3~Joseph Cone 1772-1839 M: 1796 Mary Elizabeth Stewart 1772-1848
1~Hannah B. Cone Stafford
2~Joseph Cone
3~John Barber Cone
4~Jane Elizabeth Cone Hardee 1772-1848
5~William Cone 1777-1857 M: 1826 Sarah Hardee Haddock 1788-1872
1~ Keziah Nancy (Cone) Walker
2~Daniel Newnan Cone Sr.
3~William Haddock Cone
6~Keziah Cone 1780-1851 M: William Dampier 1780-1848
1~ Eleanor Dampier Knight
2~Martha Dampier
3~Mariah Dampier
4~James O. Dampier
7~Sarah Cone 1780-1859 M: 1798 William Anderson Knight 1778-1859 GA
8~Nancy Ann Cone Hagin 1781-1846
9~Mary Best Cone 1787-1862 David Lee Jr 1787-1816
1~James Marion Lee Esq
2~David M Lee
3~Mary Ann Lee Parker
3~Chloe Barber 1751-1836 M: 1785 Abner Loomis 1727-1809
1~Chloe Loomis 1788-1816
2~Ezra Loomis 1789-1852
3~Julia Loomis 1790-1817
4~Susan Barber 1758-1814 M: 1778 Ethan Allen 1755-1789
1~Susan Barber Allen Webster 1780-1842
2~Ethan Allen 1782-1825
3~Barber Allen 1786-1842
5~Cassandra Barber/Barbour 1760-1833 M: Matthew Carter 1745-1812
1~Matthew Carter 1781-1858
2~William Carter 1783-1852
3~Naomi Carter Goff 1788-1829
4~Cassandra Carter Goff 1789-
5~Jane Carter 1795-1856
6~Jemima Barber 1763-1828 M: 1786 Benoni Loomis 1758-1820
1~Warren Loomis 1787-1839
2~Roxylana Loomis Loomis 1791-1830
3~Horace Allyn Loomis 1793–-1877
4~Elisha Loomis 1798-1869
5~Permelia Loomis Loomis 1804-1824
7~Hepzibah Barber 1763–1852 M: Ira Skinner 1761-1825
1~Anna Skinner 1789-
2~Ira Skinner 1791-1810
3~Ashbel Skinner 1792-1866
4~Ryla B Skinner 1794-1799
5~Hepzibah Skinner Fields 1797-
6~Lois Skinner Lewis 1799-1860
7~Riley B Skinner 1801-
8~Achsah Skinner Tyrrell 1803-1855
Judge Reuben Cone
Harriett Eliza Cone Hayden-daughter of Reuben Cone
Harriett Eliza Cone and Julius Hayden
Mary Louise Cone Hurt, daughter of John Fletcher Cone
Susanah Hutchinson Cone
Mary Louise Cone Hurt
Jonathan W. Knight
Haddam
East Haddam Vital Records from Barbour, pre 1856 - CTranscribed by Coralynn Brown
http://dunhamwilcox.net/barbour/ehaddam_barbour_c.htm
CONE
Aaron, son Jonah & Elizaeth, b Dec 30, 1747Aaron, son Jonah & Elizabeth, died Aug 18, 1749Abigail, dau Daniell, b June 27, 1706Abigaill, dau Stephen & Abigaill, b June 2, 1725Abigail, dau Jared & Ruth, b Aug 18, 1753Abigail, dau Timothy & Abigail, b mar 9, 1768Abigail, dau Elisha & Elizabeth, b May 13, 1791Abigail, of E. Haddam, m Franklin G. CROCKER of New London, Nov 3, 1839, by Rev Charles William BradleyAchsah, dau Daniel & Keziah, b July 17, 1789Allas, dau Joseph Jr & Martha, b Feb 8, 1762Alice, dau James 2d & Alice, b May 10, 1783Ambrose, son James Jr & Alice, b Apr 6, 1781Annah, dau Jonathan & Annah, b Nov 25, 1752Anna, dau Jonah & Elizaeth, b May 29, 1755Anner, dau Timothy & Abigail, b may 27, 1764Anna, dau George Jr & Elizabeth, b May 28, 1767Anna, dau George Jr & Elizabeth, died July 28, 1770Anna, dau George Jr & Damaris, b Oct 1, 1778* *(Entry has been crossed out)Anna, dau George 2d & Demeris, b Oct 1, 1778Anne, m Thomas ANDREWS, May 29, 1740Anne, m James OLMSTED of E. Haddam, June 18, 1763Anne, dau Roswell & Sarah, b June 1, 1780Anne, dau Daniel 4th & Marcy, b June 21, 1785Asa, son Daniel 3rd & Keziah, b Apr 19, 1778Aseni, dau Silvanus & Hannah, b Nov 23, 1757Ashbel, son Joseph & Mary, b Aug 2, 1747Azel, son Rufus & Esther, b June 30, 1763Azubah, wid. of William, died Jan 14, 1835, at Hartford, age 76Azubah Ann, m Warren S. SPENCER, Aug 4, 1833, by Rev Stephen BeachAzubah L., of E. Haddam, m Nathan L. FOSTER of Mass., May 30, 1810, by Rev William LymanAzubah Louise, dau William Jr & Azubah, b Jan 14, 1788Benjamin, son Joseph & Mary, b Sept 20, 1739Benjamin, son Joseph & Mary, died Oct 16, 1758Benjamin, son Nataniel Jr & Mary, b Mar 26, 1766Bethia, dau Thomas & Mehitable, b Aug 28, 1741Betsey, dau Samuel 2d & Phebe, b Oct 11, 1784Bettee, dau William & Elizabeth, b Aug 2, 1759Bettee, dau William & Elizabeth, died June 27, 1760Carlisle M., of E. Haddam, m Rev. Zolva WHITMORE of North Guilford, Oct 16, 1821, by Rev Isaac Parsons (Carile?)Carile Mary, dau Dr. Jonah 3rd & Mary, b Nov 26, 1797Cephas, son Jonathan & Annah, b May 23, 1750Cephas, son Jonathan & Annah, died June 2, 1753Charity, of Haddam, m Russell UFFORD of Chatham, Sept 12, 1824, by Rev William JarvisCharles, son Robert & Margaret, b Sept 12, 1791Charles C., m Mrs. Mary ROBERT of E. Haddam, Feb 12, 1829, by Alvan AckleyChloe, wife of Joshua, died Aug 9, 1800Chloe Chapman, dau Joshua & Sally, b Oct 1, 1808Clare, dau Judah & Lydia, b Apr 1, 1775Claracy, dau Rufus & Esther, b Dec 9, 1767Clarresse, dau Zechariah & Jemima, b Aug 14, 1783Clarissa H., of E. Haddam, m Eliphalet L. Arnold of Haddam, Nov 12, 1826, by Rev Simon ShailerConant, son Joseph Jr & Martha, b July 6, 1760Cyrus, son Nathaniel Jr & Mary, b July 28, 1761Daniell, m Mary GATES, Feb 14, 1693Daniell, son Dea. Daniell, b Dec 26, 1693Daniell, m Mary BARNS, Dec 25, 1718Daniell, Dea., died June 15, 1725, in the 60th yr of his ageDaniel Jr., m Mary SPENCER, Mar 14, 1728Daniel, son Daniel Jr & Mary, b Nov__, 1728Daniell, son Daniell & Mary, b June 21, 1733Daniel, son Jared & Ruth, b Feb 2, 1755Daniel Jr., m Dorothy SPENCER, May 15, 1755Daniel, son Nathaniel Jr & Mary, b July 7, 1759Daniel, of E. Haddam, m Abigail GRISWOLD of Weathersfield, May 7, 1760Daniel, twin with Mary, son Jonah & Elizabeth, b Aug 28, 1763Daniel 3rd, of E. Haddam, m Keziah CHAPMAN of E. Windsor, Aug 3, 1775Daniel 4th, of E. Haddam, m Marcy OTIS of Colchester, Sept 15, 1784Daniel 3rd, m Olive ACKLEY of E. Haddam, Apr 28, 1785Daniel 4th, died Sept 27, 1786 in the 24th yr of his ageDaniel, son Stephen & Mary, b Aug 17, 1818Daniel, m Phebe SISSON, Aug 22, 1841, by Charles William BradleyDaniel Clark, son Horatio & Polly, b Sept 9, 1821Darius, son Nathaniel Jr & Mary, b Sept 2, 1763David, son Daniell, b Feb 12, 1715David S., m Eliza E. SPENCER of E. Haddam, Dec 27, 1835, by Rev Isaac ParsonsDeborah, dau Stephen & Mary, b Apr 2, 1718Delight, dau Nathaniel Jr & mary, b Sept 3, 1757Delight had dau Martha, b Mar 21, 1783, reputed father, Nathan STEWART Jr of LitchfieldDelina, dau Daniel 4th & Marcy, b Jan 31, 1787Demeris, dau George 2d & Demeris, b July 11, 1781Dorithy, dau Daniell, b Apr 29, 1704Dorothy, m Thomas GATES Jr., Aug 17, 1722Dorothy, dau Stephen & Abigail, b Sept 16, 1732Dorothy, dau Silvanus 2d & Sarah, b Jan 11, 1763Dorothy, had dau Juletee BRIGHT, b Jan 31, 1787, reputed father John BRIGHTDorothy, Mrs., of E. Haddam, m Elias WORTHINGTON of Colchester, Han 10, 1790Dorothy had son Ithamer HARVEY, b Jan 12, 1790Dorothy, dau William & Azubah, b Oct 15, 1792Dorothy, m Michael CHAUNCEY of E. Haddam, Dec 22, 1813Ebenezer Jr., m Mary BRAINARD of E. Haddam, Jan 8, 1746Ebenezer, son Ebenezer Jr & Mary, b Jan 30, 1748Ebenezer, son Timothy & Abigail, b Oct 8, 1776Ebenezer, died Feb 1, 1788Elleaner, dau Stephen & Mary, b Dec 25, 1710Elleaner, dau Stephen & Mary, died Apr 9, 1730Eleaner, dau Stephen 3rd & Susannah, b Feb 5, 1740/41Eleazer, son George & Mehettabell, b July 2, 1740Elisha, son Stephen & Abigaill, b Dec 1, 1726Elisha, m Elizabeth TRACY of E. Haddam, Sept 28, 1786Elizabeth, dau Jonah & Elizabeth, b July 3, 1751Elizaeth, dau Joseph & Mary, b Aug 22, 1751Elizabeth, m Joseph WARNER of E. Haddam, Jan 24, 1760Elizabeth, dau George Jr & Elizaeth, b Jan 20, 1763Elizabeth, m Levi PALMER of E. Haddam, July 21, 1768Elizabeth, dau Timothy & Abigail, b Mar 24, 1770Elisabeth, wife of George Jr., died Dec 5, 1773Elisabeth, m Reubin SPENCER of E. Haddam, Mar 17, 1774Elisabeth, dau William Jr & Azubah, b July 2, 1778Elisabeth, dau Wililam Jr & Azubah, died Apr 5, 1781Elisabeth 2d, dau William Jr & Azubah, b Aug 30, 1784Elisabeth, wife of Capt. William, died Feb 26, 1786Elisabeth, dau Robert & Margaret, b Sept 11, 1787Elisabeth, dau William & Azubah, died Apr 28, 1850, at Hartford, age 66Elizabeth C., of age 27, of Millington, m David R. MARVIN, agriculturist, age 30, of Lyme, Jan 27, 1853, by Rev Nathaniel MinerElizabeth J., of E. Haddam, m Daniel TOMPKINS of Middletown, Sept 3, 1837, by Roswell Davison, J.P.Emeline E., dau Lord W. & Fluvia A., b Jan 6, 1840Ephraim, son Matthew & Lydia, b Aug 25, 1771Erastus, of E. Haddam, m Lucy S. TINKER of Lyme, Mar 18, 1833, by Nathaniel MinerEsther, m Richard ANDREWS, June 16, 1737Esther, dau James & Grace, b Feb 21, 1739/40Esther, dau Jonathan & Annah, b Aug 23, 1746Esther, dau George Jr & Elizabeth, b Nov 28, 1768Esther, dau Rufus & Esther, b Sept 10, 1770Esther, dau George Jr & Elisabeth, died Aug 15, 1771Esther, dau Daniell & Mary, b May 24, 1727Esther, dau Daniell & Mary, died Nov 21, 1741, in the 15th yr of her ageEunice, dau William & Elizaeeth, b Dec 31, 1748Eunice, dau William & Elizabeth, died Mar 19, 1761Eunice, wid., died Oct 21, 1819Fanny W., of E. Haddam, m Edwin B. GRISWOLD of W. Hartford, Mar 31, 1847, by Nathaniel MinerFestus, son Nathaniel & Mary, b July 24, 1772Festus, son Nathaniel & Mary, died Sept 6, 1778Filenia, dau Rufus & Eshter, b Jan 8, 1762Fluvia A., m Joseph PADDOCK of E. Haddam, Mar 6, 1832, by Nathaniel MinerFrederick Tylee, son Joshua & Sally, b Sept 10, 1803Garrard, son Stephen & Mary, b Mar 10, 1713Garrard, son Stephen & Mary, died Sept 27, 1714Garade, son Stephen 3rd, & Susannah, b Dec 21, 1733George, m Mehittabell EMMONS, Jan 31, 1733/34George, son George & Mehittabell, b Jan 3, 1738George Jr., of E. Haddam, m Elizabeth BRAINERD of Middletown, May 21, 1761George 2d, of E. Haddam, m Demeris SAXTON of Colchester, Sept 5, 1776George, son George 2d & Damaris, b Oct 23, 1784George, died Aug 8, 1793, in the 86th yr of his ageGeorge G., salesman, age 26, b in Euclid, Ohio, res E. haddam, m Frances WELLES, age 25, of Lyme, Nov 8, 1854, by Rev Stephen A. LoperGideon, m Huldah LISK of E. Haddam, Mar 20, 1776Grace Spencer, dau Rufus & Esther, b Apr 14, 1765Gurdon, son James 2d & Alice, b Oct 19, 1769Hannah, m Noadiah BRAINARD, June 4, 1724Hannah, m Shubael FULLER Jr., June 28, 1744Hannah, dau Thomas & Mehitable, b Aug 12, 1744Hannah, m Josiah ARNOLD, may 29, 1755Hannah, dau Joel & Hannah, b May 23, 1766Hannah, dau George Jr & Elizaeth, b Oct 25, 1770Hannah, m Samuel HALL Jr., July 9, 1789Hannah, b E. Haddam, res Millington, died Jan 18, 1851, age 74Hannah Andrewes, dau Silvanus & Hannah, b Feb 26, 1763Harriet Elizabeth, dau Horatio & Polly, b Nov 6, 1812Helon, son George 2d & Demeris, b Sept 9, 1789Henrietta, dau Joshua & Chloe, b May 9, 1795Henryetta, dau Horatio & Polly, b May 31, 1807Henrietta, m Robert U. WICKHAM of E. Haddam, Sept 4, 1831, by Rev Isaac ParsonsHenry, son Daniell, b July 16, 1709Hezekiah Selden, son Horatio & Polly, b Oct 30, 1809Hiram Francis, son Joshua & Chloe, b Sept 5, 1797Hopsy, dau James & Alice, b Jan 18, 1789Horice, dau James 2d & Alice, b Jan 2, 1768Horice, dau James 2d & Alice, died Nov 28, 1775Horice 2d, dau James Jr & Alice, b Dec 28, 1778Horace, m Sarah C. SPENCER of Haddam, July 23, 1837, by Roswell Davison, J.P.Horatio, son Zechariah & Jemima, b Sept 22, 1777Horatio, of E. Haddam, m Polly SELDEN of Chatham, Sept 25, 1803Huldah, dau James & Grace, b Mar 9, 1732Huldah, m Thomas EMMONS, May 21, 1751Huldah, dau George Jr & Elizabeth, b Sept 5, 1764Isaac, son Timothy & Abigail, b July 28, 1772Israel, son Nathaniel Jr & Mary, b Dec 21, 1749Israel, m Lucy ACKLEY of E. Haddam, Apr 13, 1784Israel, son Israel & Lucy, b July 9, 1786Israel, Dea., died Apr 7, 1827, age 41 yr. Certified by J. Attwood, he having seen the records of the Cong. Church in Mililnton Soc., of E. Haddam and the famikly Bible of the late Polly Cone.James, son James & Grace, b Sept 4, 1742James Jr., m Alice CROCKER of E. Haddam, May 3, 1764James, son James Jr & Alice, b Dec 13, 1771James, son Stephen & Mary, b July 27, 1816James, of E. Haddam, m Adelia BULKLEY of Manchester, Sept 4, 1842, by Rev Simon Shaler of HaddamJane, age 29, m Cyrus W. CHAPMAN, farmer, age 23, b E. Haddam, June 23, 1850, by Rev N. MinerJane, Mrs., divorced from Cyrus W. CHAPMAN, age 32, b E. Haddam, res E. Haddam, m Jared A. SPENCER, age 40, b in Westbrook, res Westbrook, June 30, 1856, by Rev Nathaniel Miner. Int. pub June 29, 1856Jared, m Ruth SMITH, Dec __, 1738Jared, m Ruth NEWELL, June 7, 1752Jared, died Oct 10, 1781Jared, son Nehemiah & Jedidah, b Dec 21, 1781Jemima, m Samuel ANDREWS Jr, Nov 23, 1738Jemima, dau Jonathan & Annah, b Sept 16, 1754Jennett, of E. Haddam, m Ebenezer H. ROSE of Saybrook, CT, Mar 24, 1857, by Rev S.W. RobbinsJeremiah, son Daniell & Mary, b Jan 15, 1720Jeremiah, son Joseph & Mary, b Feb 17, 1750Jeremiah, of E. Haddam, m Mary BROCKWAY of Lyme, Aug 10, 1773Joel, son Thomas & Mehitable, b Feb 26, 1735/36Joel, of E. Haddam, m Hannah BRAINERD, June 9, 1757Joel, died Jan 3, 1788Joel, farmer, died Nov 14, 1847, age 73John, son Stephen & Mary, b Oct 25, 1720John, son Stephen 3rd & Susannah, b May 26, 1746Jonah, son Daniell & Mary, b Mar 7, 1721Jonah, m Elizabeth GATES, June 20, 1745Jonah, son Jonah & Elizabeth, b Apr 9, 1746Jonah, son Jonah & Elizabeth, died Apr 16, 1753Jonah, son Joel & Hannah, b May 17, 1763Jonah 3rd, Dr., m Mary HALL of E. Haddam, Jan 11, 1797, by Rev William LymanJonah, Dr., died Sept 17, 1830, age 67Jonathan, m Annah CHAPMAN, Oct 30, 1745Jonathan, son Jonathan & Annah, b July 9, 1748Jonathan O., m Almira O. CARD, Dec 7, 1836, by Rev Alfred GatesJonathan Olmsted, son Stephen & Mary, b Oct 18, 1814Joseph, son Daniell, b Mar 20, 1711Joseph, m Mary SMITH, Nov 28, 1734Joseph, son Joseph & Mary, b Nov 2, 1735Joseph Jr., m Martha SPENCER of E. Haddam, June 14, 1759Joseph A., of New London, m Harriet E. GOFF of E. Haddam, Mar 10, 1839, by Rev Charles William BradleyJoseph Henry, son Stephen & Sarah, b Nov 8, 1834Joseph Olmsted, son Samuel & Elizabeth, b Dec 19, 1756Joshua, son Thomas & Mehitable, b Feb 10, 1738/39Joshua, son Joel & Hannah, b July 6, 1758Joshua, m Chloe CHAPMAN of E. Haddam, Jan 17, 1790Joshua, of E. Haddam, m Salley RANNEY of Middletown, Jan 18, 1802Judah, son Samuel & Elizabeth, b July 26, 1753Judah, m Lydia CONE of E. Haddam, Apr 10, 1774Julia, dau Joshua & Chloe, b Feb 5, 1791Julia E., m Elisha C. BINGHAM of E. Haddam, June 4, 1837, by Rev Isaac ParsonsJuliett, dau Israel Jr & Polly, b Jan 4, 1814Julius, son James Jr & Alice, b Sept 3, 1785Laura, m David MARTIN of E. Haddam, Oct 24, 1820, by Rev Isaac ParsonsLaura S., dau Lord W., farner, age 33, & Fluvia, age 28, b Apr 15, 1848Lois, dau Daniell & Mary, b Aug 9, 1731Lord W., m Fluvia A. ARNOLD of E. Haddam, Jan 1, 1837, by Rev Nathaniel MinerLord Wellington, son Israel Jr & Polly, b July 26, 1815Lucy, m Samuel BARNS of E. Haddam, Nov __, 1733Lucy, dau Stephen & Abigail, b mar 9, 1737Lucy, dau Matthew & Mary, b July 20, 1761Lucy, dau Timothy & Abigail, b Dec 16, 1774Lucy, dau Capt. Timothy & Abigail, died Sept 4, 1775Lucy, dau Timothy & Abigail, b Feb 2, 1779Lucy, m John ANDREWS of E. Haddam, Sept 26, 1781Lucy, dau Israel & Lucy, b May 27, 1785Lucy Ann, dau Israel Jr & Polly, b Feb 21, 1809Lucy Ann, of E. Haddam, m George RANSOM of Lyme, Feb 26, 1834, by Rev Nathaniel MinerLucy H., of E. Haddam, m Martin S. COATES of New London, Feb 27, 1828, by Rev Peter G. ClarkeLydia, dau Daniel Jr & Mary, b Feb 5, 1732/33Lydia, dau Ebenezer Jr & Mary, b Aug 28, 1754Lydia, m Judah CONE of E. Haddam, Apr 10, 1774Lydia, dau Daniel & Keziah, b Aug 25, 1784Lydia, of Hadlyme, died Nov 3, 1850, age 85Mariah, Mrs., m Jared S. BRAINERD, June 9, 1822, by Rev Simeon Dickinson, at the house of Wid. Peggy ConeMartha, dau Joseph & Mary, b Apr 10, 1744Martha, m Levi BEEBE of E. Haddam, Nov 20, 1769Martha, reputed dau of Nathan STEWART Jr of Litchfield, & Delight CONE, b Mar 21, 1783Martin, son Joseph & Mary, b May 15, 1742Martin, m Rebeckah SPENCER of E. Haddam, June 5, 1764Mary, dau Daniell, b Jan 6, 1701Mary, dau Stephen & Mary, b Nov 5, 1702Mary, m Matthias FULLER, June 16, 1722Mary, m William BARNS, July 2, 1724Mary, dau Daniell & Mary, b Oct 12, 1729Mary, dau Joseph & Mary, b Mar 27, 1738Mary, dau Stephen 3rd & Susannah, b Mar 20, 1743Mary, wife of Dea. Daniell, died May 12, 1743 in the 68th yr of her ageMary, dau Ebenezer Jr & Mary, b Mar 8, 1746Mary, m William OLMSTEAD Jr, Mar 20, 1746Mary, dau Ebenezer Jr & Mary, died June 6, 1747Mary, dau Ebenezer Jr & Mary, b Sept 15, 1750Mary, wife of Daniell, died Sept 2, 1753Mary, m Daniel EMMONS, Apr 2, 1761Mary, twin with Daniel, dau Jonah & Elizabeth, b Aug 25, 1763Mary, wife of Matthew, died Apr 27, 1768Mary, dau Nehemiah & Jedidah, b July 10, 1774Mary, wife of Jeremiah, died Sept 23, 1775Mary, dau Daniel 3rd & Keziah, b Jan 17, 1780Mary, dau Israel & Lucy, b Apr 25, 1799Mary, dau Israel Jr & Polly, b Sept 14, 1817Mary, wife of Stephen, died Mar 6, 1830, in the 37th yr of her ageMary, widow of Dr. Jonah, died Aug 13, 1836, age 68Mary, m Rufus W. SWAN, Apr 16, 1840 by Nathaniel MinerMary, m John BORDEN, Apr 30, ____Mary Ann C., m Nelson C. RICHMOND, Sept 22, 1835, by Rev Isaac ParsonsMary E., dau Lord W. & Fluvia A, b Jan 7, 1851Mary E., age 23, b E. Haddam, res E. Haddam, m Samuel H. FULLER, age 25, b E. Haddam, res E. Haddam, Aug 14, 1856, at Hadlyme, by Rev E.B. Hillard. Int. pub Aug 13, 1856Matilda, dau Israel & Lucy, b Aug 15, 1790Matilda, of E. Haddam, m Ephraim UFFORD of Chatham, Sept 5, 1824, by David SeldenMatthew, son Jared & Ruth, b Oct 15, 1739Matthew, son Jared & Ruth, died Dec 15, 1739(sic)Matthew, son Jared & Ruth, b Oct 14, 1740Matthew, m Mary BARNS of E. Haddam, June 24, 1760Matthew, son Matthew & Mary, b Oct 7, 1767Matthew, m Lydia GATES of E. Haddam, Sept 13, 1770Mehittabell, dau Daniell, b June 27, 1699Mehitable, dau Stephen & Mary, b July 14, 1715Mehitable, m Weeks WILLIAMS, Dec 25, 1718Mehitable, dau James & Grace, b Aug 11, 1729Mehitable, m Thomas CONE, Feb 20, 1734/35Mehetable, dau Joel & Hannah, b Apr 17, 1760Mehetable, dau Silvanus & Hannah, b Sept 13, 1760Mehetable, wife of George, died July 6, 1796, in the 87th yr of her ageMehitable S., of E. Haddam, m George H. CHADWICK of Lyme, Apr 21, 1825, by Rev Herman L. VaillMelissa, dau Israel & Lucy, b Aug 7, 1792Nancy, dau Capt. Timothy & Abigail, b June 15, 1781Nancy, m Gad SMITH of E. Haddam, ____1838?, in New LondonNancy J., dau Lord W & Fluvia A., b May 26, 1842Nathaniel Jr., m Mary GRAVES, Dec 5, 1745Nathaniel, son Nathaniel Jr & Mary, b June 22, 1748Nehemiah, son Jared & Ruth, b Sept 14, 1742Nehemiah, m Jedidah ANDREWS of E. Haddam, Jan 17, 1765Newel, son Jared & Ruth, b Aug 3, 1762Newel, son Jared & Ruth, died Mar 13, 1764Mewel, son Matthew & Mary, b Aug 28, 1765Nuel, son Nehemiah & Jedidah, b Sept 2, 1779Noadiah, son Thomas & Mehitable, b Sept 17, 1750Noadiah, died Nov 19, 1825, age 75Octavianus, son James & Alice, b June 22, 1792Olive, dau William & Elizabeth, b Sept 19, 1755Olive, dau Ebenezer Jr & Mary, b Mar 24, 1759Olive, dau William & Elizabeeth, died June 4, 1760Olive, dau Jonah & Elizabeth, b may 28, 1736; died Dec 17, 1755, at SharonOliver, son Nathaniel Jr & Mary, b Dec 2, 1755Oliver, son Jonah & Elizabeth, b June 26, 1757Oliver, son Eliakim & Dorothy, b May 24, 1772Oliver 2d, died Sept 26, 1782 in the 26th yr of his ageOris, dau Judah & Lydia, b July 27, 1777Oris, m Eliphalet HOLMES Jr., of E. Haddam, Mar 14, 1798Orrice, m Daniel CHAPMAN, Apr 25, 1824, by Elijah ParsonsPeleg, son Zachariah & Jemima, b Oct 28, 1778Peleg, son Zachariah & Jemima, died mar 14, 1797, in the 19th yr of his agePeleg, son Horatio & Polly, b Feb 22, 1805Phebe, m Matthew MILLARD, Mar 31, 1735/36Phebe, dau Roswel & Sarah, b Mar 2, 1774Phebe, dau Roswel & Sarah, died June 17, 1776Phebe, dau Roswel & Sarah, b Aug 30, 1778Phebe, dau Israel & Lucy, b Oct 6, 1796Phebe, of E. Haddam, m William PARMLEE of Chatham, Feb 26, 1837, by Roswell Davison, J.P.Philena, of E. Haddam, m Amos GILLETT of Mt. Morris, NY, Nov 9, 1834, by Rev Nathaniel MinerPhinehas, son Ebenezer Jr & Mary, b Sept 27, 1752Phyloxia, dau Joshua & Chloe, b Jan 16, 1793Polley, dau Jeremiah & Mary, b Oct 13, 1774Polley, dau Jeremiah & Mary, died Sept 21, 1775Rachill, m Samuel DUTTON, Nov 17, 1725Rachel, dau Daniel Jr & Mary, b Oct 9, 1736Rachel Starlin, dau Benjamin & Rachel, b July 16, 1786Rebeckah, dau Stephen & Mary, b Mar 6, 1704Rebeckah, m Thomas BARNS, Mar 14, 1729Rebeckah, m Isaac ACKLEY, Oct 23, 1833, at Shawcatetes, NY.Reuben, son Stephen & Mary, b May 30, 1723Rhoda, dau Daniel 3rd & Keziah, b Aug 4, 1776Robert, b Dec 19, 1760, at Middletown, m Margaret PAGET of Middletown, July 29, 1783Robert, son Robert & Margaret, b Aug 13, 1785Robert Dickson, son Timothy & Abigail, b Mar 12, 1766Robert Dickson, son Capt. Timothy & Abigail, died Aug 11, 1781Robert Dickson, son Capt. Timothy & Abigail, b Jan 21, 1784Robert Goodloe Harper, son Israel Jr & Polly, b Sept 3, 1810Robert S., turner, age 29, m Ann E. CHAPMAN, school teacher, age 24, Nov 1, 1849, by Rev Isaac ParsonsRoswell, m Sarah SPENCER, Nov 22, 1773Rufus, son James & Grace, b Oct 10, 1737Ruth, m Samuell EMMONS JR., Sept 14, 1721Ruth, dau Stephen & Abigail, b Oct 15, 1734Ruth, dau Jared & Ruth, b July 28, 1745Ruth, wife of Jared, died Oct 13, 1748Ruth Newell, dau Daniel 3rd & Keziah, b Apr 26, 1782Sally, m Samuel HARVEY of E. Haddam, Apr 10, 1802Salmon, son James Jr & Alice, b Feb 27, 1777Samuel, m Elizabeth WILLEY of E. Haddam, Sept 23, 1747SAmuel, son Samuel & Elizabeth, b Feb 20, 1748SAmuel, son Nathaniel Jr & Mary, b Mar 13, 1754Samuel, son Nathaniel Jr & Mary, died Dec 25, 1756Samuel, son Nathaniel & Mary, b Oct 9, 1769Samuel 2d, m Phebe MARSH of E. Haddam, Dec 2, 1783Samuel Crocker, son James Jr & Alice, b Sept 2, 1773Samuel Crocker, son James Jr & Alice, died Sept 19, 1773Samuel Crocker, 2d, son James 2d & Alice, b June 2, 1775Samuel W., age 27, b E. Haddam, res E. Haddam, m Lucy L. MACK, age 23, b E. Haddam, res E. Haddam, June 27, 1855, at Moodus, by Rev James M. Philips. Int. pub. June 21, 1855Sarah, dau Daniell, b June 27, 1697Sarah, m Daniel GATES, June 13, 1723Sarah, dau Nathaniel Jr & Mary, b Jan 16, 1747Sarah, dau Jared & Ruth, b Mar 19, 1748Sarah, wife of Nathaniell, died Sept 25, 1753Sarah, dau Silvanus 2d & Sarah, b Oct 7, 1761Sarah, m Jeremiah SELBY of E. Haddam, Mar 29, 1769Sarah, dau Nehemiah & Jedidah, b Oct 8, 1777Sarah, m William GATES of E. Haddam, June 2, 1852, by Rev Isaac ParsonsSarah E., of E. Haddam, m Denison P. BURDICK of West Killingly, Sept 8, 1844, by Rev William S. SimmonsSherwood A., son Lord W. & Fluvia A., b Oct 23, 1844Silvanus, son James & Grace, b Jan 12, 1734/35Silvanus, son George & Mehittable, b Aug 16, 1735Silvanus, m Hannah ACKLEY, Nov 13, 1755Selvanus 2d, m Sarah ACKLEY of E. Haddam, June 26, 1760Solomon, son Joseph & Mary, b Sept 2, 1745Spencer, son Roswell & Sarah, b Apr 16, 1788Statira, dau Daniell & Mary, b Jan 13, 1740/41Statira, dau Daniell & Mary, died Mar 30, 1749, in the 9th yr of her ageStatira, dau Jonah & Elizabeth, b July 9, 1749Statira, m Uriel HOLMES, July 1, 1764Statira, dau Nehemiah & Jedidah, b may 1, 1772Stephen, m Mary HUNGERFORD, Feb 5, 1702Stephen, son Stephen & Mary, b Mar 11, 1706Stephen, m Abigaill BARNS, June 6, 1724Stephen 3rd, m Susannah CLARK, Feb 21, 1732/33Stephen, son Stephen 3rd & Sussannah, b Mar 24, 1737Stephen, son Elisha & Elizabeth, b Sept 18, 1787* *(Entry crossed out)Stephen, son Elisha & Elizaeth, b Sept 18, 1787Stephen, m Mary FULLER of E. Haddam, Feb 6, 1012Stephen, m Sarah ISHAM, Sept 12, 1833, at Watertown, NYStephen, died Nov 23, 1847, in the 60th yr of his ageStephen Isham, son Stephen & Sarah, b Nov 20, 1845Susannah, dau Stephen & Mary b July 15, 1708Susannah, dau Stephen 3rd & Susannah, b Apr 1, 1735Susannah S., m David B. PIKE of E. Haddam, Apr 16, 1832, by Rev Isaac ParsonsSylvester, son Zachariah & Jemima, b Apr 4, 1780Temperance, dau Daniel Jr & Mary, b Sept 29, 1730Thankfull, dau Nathaniel Jr & Mary, b May 7, 1752Theodora, dau Joseph & Mary, b Aug 12, 1755Theodore, son Joshua & Chloe, b Oct 2, 1799Thomas, son Stephen & Abigail, b Feb 22, 1729/30Thomas, m Mehitable CONE, Feb 20, 1734/35Timothy, of E. Haddam, m Abigail DIXON of Middletown, Sept 9, 1761Timohty, son Timothy & Abigail, b Dec 10, 1762Tryphena T., of E. Haddam, m John B. HARVEY of Cooperstown, NY, Dec 1, 1840, by Rev Isaac ParsonsUriel, son Nathaniel & Mary, b May 18, 1768Uriel, son Nathaniel & Mary, died June 15, 1772Walter Rutherford, son Silvanus & Hannah, b Nov 26, 1764William, son Daniell & Mary, b Mar 14, 1723William, m Elizabeth BAILEY, Dec 31, 1747William, son William & Elizabeth, b Mar 14, 1753William Jr., m Azubah OLMSTED of E. Haddam, Apr 23, 1775William, Capt., died Apr 22, 1793, age 71 yrWilliam, son Robert & Margaret, b May 16, 1794William, died Jan 18, 1827, age 74William A., m Vincey B. MACK of E. Haddam, June 14, 1842, by Rev Alonzo G. Shears, in MiddletownWilliam Albert, son William Edwin, manufacturer, age 42, & Rhoda, age 35, b Sept 24, 1847William E., m Rhoda BECKWITH of E. Haddam, Apr 21, 1831, by Rev Nathaniel MinerWilliam H., m Silenda FOX, Jan 18, 1824, by Russell Dutton, J.P.William Hungerford, son Lord W & Fluvia A, b Jan 12, 1838Zachariah, son Stephen 3rd & Susannah, b Feb 23, 1738/39Zachariah, son George & Mehettabell, b Feb 11, 1743Zachariah, m Mrs. Jemima HALL of E. Haddam, Dec 5, 1776Zecheriah, died Mar 19, 1814, age 70Zechariah, son Horatio & Polly, b Aug 18, 1818Zenus, son Matthew & mary, b Nov 18, 1763
Old William Cone-Barber Family Cemetery 
He was a Patriot soldier during the French and Indian War (specifically the Cherokee War) preceeding the American Revolution. William was to become a farmer, landowner, justice of the peace, grand jury foreman, county tax collector, Georgia state legislator, Among William's many notable descendants was a son, Aaron Cone, Sr., who was a courier during the American Revolution; a son, William Cone, Jr., who served in both the Georgia and Florida legislatures; a son, Joseph Cone, a pioneer of Thomas County, Georgia; a daughter Nancy Ann Cone Hagin, a founding member of three Baptist churches and a poet; a grandson, John Fletcher Hagan, a veteran of the Second Seminole War; a grandson, Aaron Cone, Jr., who assisted naturalist John Abbot in exploring Bulloch County; a grandson, William Haddock Cone, who was a Confederate veteran and a Florida state senator; a grandson Peter Cone who was a veteran of the War of 1812 and the First Seminole War and who was a Major General in the Confederacy; a grandson Daniel Newnan Cone who was a law enforcement officer killed in the line of duty; great-grandsons, Paul Robert Cone and John Slater Cone, Confederate soldiers who died from wounds received at the battle at James Island, South Carolina in June 1862; a great-grandson, James Fleming Cone, a Confederate soldier who died on July 20, 1864 during the Battle of Peachtree Creek, in defense of Atlanta; a great-grandson William Giddens, a Confederate soldier who died in 1864 at the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, Georgia, just north of Atlanta; a great-grandson, Frederick Preston Cone, Governor of Florida from 1937 to 1942; great-grandsons and Confederate veterans Aaron Donaldson Cone, Isham Walker Cone, William Ashton Cone, Joseph J. Cone, John D. Cone, Ansel Barber Cone, and John W. Hagin; a great-grandson Joseph Smith Cone, a Lt. Colonel in the Confederacy and a Georgia state senator; a great-grandson Daniel Newnan Cone, Jr., a Confederate veteran who served in the Florida legislature; a great-grandson James Basil Cone, a dentist; a great-great-grandson Hutchinson Ingham Cone, Sr., a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, a veteran of both the Spanish American War and World War I, and a Rear Admiral; a great-great-grandson Daniel Newnan Cone, III, a physician; a great-great-grandson Reamer Hamilton Cone, a teacher; a great-great-grandson Howell Cobb Cone, a founder of Georgia Southern University, an attorney, and member of the Georgia Legislature; a great-great-great-grandson Hutchinson Ingham Cone, Jr., a Lt. Colonel in the U.S. Army; a great-great-great-grandson William Henry Cone, a World War II veteran, a Lt. Commander in the Navy, and an attorney; a great-great-great-grandson Rufus McClelland, a World War I veteran; a great-great-great-grandson Harry McClelland, a World War II veteran; a great-great-great-great-grandson Pernell McClelland, Jr., a World War II veteran; a great-great-great-great-granddaughter Annette Cone-Skelton, celebrated artist and Co-founder and Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Atlanta; a great-great-great-great-grandson Waldo Floyd, Jr., MD, a physician; a great-great-great-great-grandson James Howell Cone, a Lutheran minister; a great-great-great-great-grandson John Cone, an accountant; a great-great-great-great-grandson William McDonald, a pastoral counselor and professor; and a great-great-great-great-great-granddaughter Sharlotte Neely Donnelly, PhD, a professor and author of Snowbird Cherokees; to name but a few of William Henry Cone's descendents.
10/27/1749-12/24/1816
Moodus Cemetery Cone Plots
Daniel Cone 1694-1776
Mehetabell Cone Williams 1699-1742
Cone Hill Cemetery - Lt. Joseph Cone
Lt. Joseph 1711-1804 and Mary Smith Cone
Ashbel Cone son of Joseph & Mary Smith Cone
Ashbel Cone
Martha Cone Beebe
Asa Cone - Center Cemetery
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PO BOX 1909
POST FALLS, ID 83877