Wm. Cone
- Member for
- 21 years 4 months 1 day
- Find a Grave ID
- Memorial ID
- 7036728
Fallen Graver
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Bio
Started out in Genealogy with a Spiral Notebook and rolls of dimes for Photocopies which I kept in an old suitcase. Now it's 3 computers, laptop, 3 filing cabinets, camera and kids that are afraid I will spend their inheritance.
My favorite links are the Cone Research Web site at http://www.geocities.com/conereseach/ and the Cone List at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Cone/
Best of all is the many cousins such as Jolene Osmun, Beth Gay of the Odum Payne Genealogy Library, Ed Cone, Jim Cone and the late Grady O. Cone. Others are Carrie Cone Glover and Marcus Cone. We even have had our Cone DNA work done. Hope I can help those who are researching the Cone Lineages. I am of Neile McCone of the Isle of Wight Parrish of Virginia, who was a Scottish Prisoner transported in 1652 aboard the John and Sarah bringing the prisoners of the Battles of Dunbar 1650 and Worcester 1651 to America.
Started out in Genealogy with a Spiral Notebook and rolls of dimes for Photocopies which I kept in an old suitcase. Now it's 3 computers, laptop, 3 filing cabinets, camera and kids that are afraid I will spend their inheritance.
My favorite links are the Cone Research Web site at http://www.geocities.com/conereseach/ and the Cone List at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Cone/
Best of all is the many cousins such as Jolene Osmun, Beth Gay of the Odum Payne Genealogy Library, Ed Cone, Jim Cone and the late Grady O. Cone. Others are Carrie Cone Glover and Marcus Cone. We even have had our Cone DNA work done. Hope I can help those who are researching the Cone Lineages. I am of Neile McCone of the Isle of Wight Parrish of Virginia, who was a Scottish Prisoner transported in 1652 aboard the John and Sarah bringing the prisoners of the Battles of Dunbar 1650 and Worcester 1651 to America.
