Genealogy Link and Some CONES Articles Located

I recently contacted the Indiana Genealogy Library in hopes to land some information on other links I could use at home verses constantly running to their Library. 

 (Please note that I will also include these links

 in the drop down box to use at anytime)

I landed some good resourceful links for the most part that are Free to Hoosier Residents and some that we would need to pay for to use. 

However, I also landed some - that from what I gathered in the reply I got - anyone could use. I am still sifting through them to determine which ones are the 'anyone can use links.' 

If I read the email correct, this would be a link that anyone can use:

•  Hoosier State Chronicles  -- (as it is a part of the Chronicling America archives.) 

On the Chronicling America site you can search various newspapers across the country but the years are limited and between the years of 1836-1922.

Luckily with the Hoosier State Chronicles we can locate articels pre and post 1923. We have been able to locate some Obituaries through this site, so you want to keep this in mind. I did not specify a name at first, I just typed the surname and sifted through the articles that away. However, that became time consuming sifting through 1000 articles roughtly about 700 pages viewing 20 article titles at a time to see which one held  my interest. 

That being said I wanted to share with you some of the articles I located on various Cones descendants through out the Hoosier State. I have previously shared maybe one or two of them on this site or on ancestry. However, I am re-sharing because I have a resource link now to post with it not just a note saying 'family hand down resource'.


The first two articles I share are the same article, the left is zoomed it and the right is zoomed out for the full article on the name in the second column at the right. 

The following articles include Constantine B. Cones and or direct descendants to him.

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Names include: Constantine B. Cones and Charles B. Cones; Miss Cones

The next three articles are also about C. B. Cones; being a company picnic and a land purchase and lastly his daughters Obituary.

 

Daughter of Constantine B. Cones - 
Obituary - Mrs. Mary Elizabeth (Cones) Voss

(dates are correct as to resource)
b) 1867 - d) August 4, 1901
married Jay Grotius Voss April 30, 1888




Gifts for Mr and Mrs. C. B. Cones and about the Fire fighter killed in the Fire at CB Cones & Sons Factory. There will be a few more articles I will be adding later on the fire.

Articles on the Crash that killed Clarence J. and daughter Mary Cones.
 

Clarence J. Cones Sr.  b) 1907 - d) June 9, 1946  Spencer, Indiana
Mary Lou Cones  b) 1929 - d) June 9, 1946  Bloomington, Indiana

The next article includes a Cones descendant marriage from Fowler Indiana and the one aside it is a will inheritance for a descendant of the Fowler couple.

  

The Fowler Indiana Couple is the daughter of Frank E. and Effie Lenora (Hixson) Cones; Iva Florence Cones (b) Aug. 28, 1897 Fowler, In - d) June 9, 1987 Fowler, In) married Earl O. Carson on October 11, 1919 in Fowler, Indiana. The article post was for October 13, 1919.

The next two articles are Cones descendants celebrating a birthday and an obituary.

Nancy (Gregg) Cones (Thorntown, In) celebrates her 93rd birthday.
Nancy is daughter to Rev. John and Frances (Spillman) Gregg. Her b) March 3, 1808 Campbell Co., Ky - d) April 2, 1903 in Thorntown, In. 

She married Joseph Cones on April 1, 1826 in Rush Co., In.

Together they had 10 children: Mary Jane, George W., Rev. Francis Marion, Anna Sarah, Tilgman A. H., Charles E., Joseph T., Orra Frances and 2 young boys.  (Their headstones are attached on this website.)

Obituary for:
Rev. F. M. Cones - (Rev. Francis Marion Cones)

Rev. Francis Marion Cones is the son to the above Nancy (Gregg) and Joseph Cones. He was b) Nov. 17, 1836 in New Palestine, Hancock Co., In and d) Sept. 26, 1917 Johnson City, Washington Co., TN while on a trip with his sister visiting the Wesleyan Academy at Chuckey, TN doing continued field agent work. He was brought back to Indianapolis for burial.  His headstone also is along side of his families that is posted here on the website.




To view the headstones of the Joseph and Nancy Gregg Cones descendants, click here.

You can view other descendants that are located in the Crown Hill Cemetary by clicking the links under the LABEL Tab at the Right of this web page.