Jane 'Jan' (McCullough) Cones
Birth 1760
USA
Death Jan. 24, 1831
Cold Spring,
Campbell County,
Kentucky
Jane McCullough is the daughter of William Robert McCullough and unknown mother. She was born 1760 in Lancaster Co., and passed away Jan. 24, 1831 in Campbell Co., Kentucky.
Jane married Jacob Cones in Campbell Co., Kentucky in 1785. To this union there were 10 children; William Washington; John Gregg; Agnes Cones; James C.; Elizabeth Rachel; Robert McCullough; Samuel Joseph; Florinoy (Flernoi); Jane McCullough (Jan); and JOSEPH Cones.
--- Please Note: ---http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/SPILMAN/1997-03/0857865925
To this date, Jane and Jacob's final resting place is unknown. Confirmed resources note that the cemetery where Jacob and his wife were located - has been covered over by the neighboring Baptist church parking lot.
Descendants of the Cones Family arriving at the location of the old cemetery, asked the Head members of the church if they could help in this research. It was declined and later remarked that they moved the graves of all who remained in the Old Baptist Cemetery, so they could pave way for a bigger parking lot. Understandable.
When asked about the locations of the remains or why their headstones were not with their graves but tossed over in to the woods beside the old cemetery, the reply was declined and those asking were asked to remove them self from the premises.
Sources since this first finding, raise questions that concerned descendants of the Cones Family.
- If this is true, why were the remains moved and buried in unmarked, undisclosed graves?
-Where are the graves? It was noted that they were in a local cemetery near by, however, there is no record or confirmation to the remains being removed and reburied. Any further questions were unanswered and declined.
With out jumping to conclusion, our final findings with most others, is believed that the Old Baptist Cemetery is still the last known location of the remains for those who were buried in the old cemetery. Since their is no evidence at this time to conclude or verify the removal or the final location of the remains after their removal.
--- To be fair, it is important to note that each state has different laws in tact that disclose how cemeteries are protected - if any protection is rendered by that state. At the time of the search by various descendants, there was no known laws of protection for the Old Baptist Cemetery or any other known cemetery in the state of Kentucky. Since then some laws have changed and some remain the same. ---
Family:
Parent Links:
Spouse:
Jacob Riley Cones (1760-1832)*
Children:
William Cones (1784-1851)*
Agness (Cones) Murnan (1790-1835)*
James C. Cones (1791-1849)*
Robert McCullough Cones (1792-1871)*
Samuel Joseph Cones (1797-1866)*
Joseph Cones (1805-1868)*
Burial:
First Baptist Church Cemetery
Cold Spring,
Campbell County,
Kentucky, USA
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Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Jacob Riley Cones
Jacob Riley Cones
Birth 1760
Lancaster County,
Virginia, USA
Death May 5, 1832
Cold Spring,
Campbell County,
Kentucky, USA
Jacob Riley Cones was the son of Christian and unknown (Grant) Cones. He was born in 1760 in Lancaster County, Virginia and he passed away on May 5, 1832 in Cold Springs, Alexandria, Campbell Co., Kentucky.
--- About Jacob and his father ---
Jacob Cones from age 4 was raised by an English woman who's last name was thought to be Grant.(Grant could be his mother's last name too since his uncle was John Grant who lived in Grants Lick, KY) Jacob tried to find his mother and sisters among the Great Lake tribes and down the Mississippi river. Jacob and his sons were skilled carpenters and loggers.
Jacob's father Christian Cones was believed to be of Holland and the first of the family to come to the American Colonies. He spoke only the Germanic language and settled near Germantown,PA. He enlisted in the Revolutionary War and served in the Germanic regiment and rose to the rank of Sergeant during his enlistment which was usually only 90 days. He drowned while crossing the river during the Battle of Brandywine (this battle was forbidden by George Washington but ordered by the PA officers).
Christian left behind a wife, two daughters and Jacob. His wife remarried and her second husband was killed by Indians, she and the two girls were captured by Indians and never seen again.
Jacob Cones bought a farm near where Ft. Thomas, Ky. That now stands on Old Lexington Pike in Campbell Co., Kentucky, purchasing it at $1.25 acre.
Jacob married Jane McCullough in Campbell Co., Kentucky in 1785. To this union there were 10 children; William Washington; John Gregg; Agnes Cones; James C.; Elizabeth Rachel; Robert McCullough; Samuel Joseph; Florinoy (Flernoi); Jane McCullough (Jan); and JOSEPH Cones.
--- Please Note: ---
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/SPILMAN/1997-03/0857865925
To this date, Jacob and Jane's final resting place is unknown. Confirmed resources note that the cemetery where Jacob and his wife were located - has been covered over by the neighboring Baptist church parking lot.
Descendants of the Cones Family arriving at the location of the old cemetery, asked the Head members of the church if they could help in this research. It was declined and later remarked that they moved the graves of all who remained in the Old Baptist Cemetery, so they could pave way for a bigger parking lot. Understandable.
When asked about the locations of the remains or why their headstones were not with their graves but tossed over in to the woods beside the old cemetery, the reply was declined and those asking were asked to remove them self from the premises.
Sources since this first finding, raise questions that concerned descendants of the Cones Family.
- If this is true, why were the remains moved and buried in unmarked, undisclosed graves?
-Where are the graves? It was noted that they were in a local cemetery near by, however, there is no record or confirmation to the remains being removed and reburied. Any further questions were unanswered and declined.
With out jumping to conclusion, our final findings with most others, is believed that the Old Baptist Cemetery is still the last known location of the remains for those who were buried in the old cemetery. Since their is no evidence at this time to conclude or verify the removal or the final location of the remains after their removal.
--- In all fairness, I think it is important to note every state has different laws that disclose how all cemeteries are protected. (If there is any protection from the state). During that time of the noted search made by various descendants, there were NO known laws of protection for the Old Baptist Cemetery. I should note there also were no laws of protection to any other cemeteries in the state of Kentucky.
Since this information surfaced there have been some law changes enforcing protection of some cemeteries. Meanwhile, other laws remain the same and some cemeteries are not protected. ---
Family Links:
Parent:
Christian Cones (1740-1777)
Spouse
Jane (McCullough) Cones (1760-1831)*
Children:
William Cones (1784-1851)*
Agness Cones Murnan (1790-1835)*
James C Cones (1791-1849)*
Robert McCullough Cones (1792-1871)*
Samuel Joseph Cones (1797-1866)*
Joseph Cones (1805-1868)*
Burial:
Old Baptist Cemetery
Alexandria
Campbell County,
Kentucky, USA
Birth 1760
Lancaster County,
Virginia, USA
Death May 5, 1832
Cold Spring,
Campbell County,
Kentucky, USA
Jacob Riley Cones was the son of Christian and unknown (Grant) Cones. He was born in 1760 in Lancaster County, Virginia and he passed away on May 5, 1832 in Cold Springs, Alexandria, Campbell Co., Kentucky.
--- About Jacob and his father ---
Jacob Cones from age 4 was raised by an English woman who's last name was thought to be Grant.(Grant could be his mother's last name too since his uncle was John Grant who lived in Grants Lick, KY) Jacob tried to find his mother and sisters among the Great Lake tribes and down the Mississippi river. Jacob and his sons were skilled carpenters and loggers.
Jacob's father Christian Cones was believed to be of Holland and the first of the family to come to the American Colonies. He spoke only the Germanic language and settled near Germantown,PA. He enlisted in the Revolutionary War and served in the Germanic regiment and rose to the rank of Sergeant during his enlistment which was usually only 90 days. He drowned while crossing the river during the Battle of Brandywine (this battle was forbidden by George Washington but ordered by the PA officers).
Christian left behind a wife, two daughters and Jacob. His wife remarried and her second husband was killed by Indians, she and the two girls were captured by Indians and never seen again.
Jacob Cones bought a farm near where Ft. Thomas, Ky. That now stands on Old Lexington Pike in Campbell Co., Kentucky, purchasing it at $1.25 acre.
Jacob married Jane McCullough in Campbell Co., Kentucky in 1785. To this union there were 10 children; William Washington; John Gregg; Agnes Cones; James C.; Elizabeth Rachel; Robert McCullough; Samuel Joseph; Florinoy (Flernoi); Jane McCullough (Jan); and JOSEPH Cones.
--- Please Note: ---
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/SPILMAN/1997-03/0857865925
To this date, Jacob and Jane's final resting place is unknown. Confirmed resources note that the cemetery where Jacob and his wife were located - has been covered over by the neighboring Baptist church parking lot.
Descendants of the Cones Family arriving at the location of the old cemetery, asked the Head members of the church if they could help in this research. It was declined and later remarked that they moved the graves of all who remained in the Old Baptist Cemetery, so they could pave way for a bigger parking lot. Understandable.
When asked about the locations of the remains or why their headstones were not with their graves but tossed over in to the woods beside the old cemetery, the reply was declined and those asking were asked to remove them self from the premises.
Sources since this first finding, raise questions that concerned descendants of the Cones Family.
- If this is true, why were the remains moved and buried in unmarked, undisclosed graves?
-Where are the graves? It was noted that they were in a local cemetery near by, however, there is no record or confirmation to the remains being removed and reburied. Any further questions were unanswered and declined.
With out jumping to conclusion, our final findings with most others, is believed that the Old Baptist Cemetery is still the last known location of the remains for those who were buried in the old cemetery. Since their is no evidence at this time to conclude or verify the removal or the final location of the remains after their removal.
--- In all fairness, I think it is important to note every state has different laws that disclose how all cemeteries are protected. (If there is any protection from the state). During that time of the noted search made by various descendants, there were NO known laws of protection for the Old Baptist Cemetery. I should note there also were no laws of protection to any other cemeteries in the state of Kentucky.
Since this information surfaced there have been some law changes enforcing protection of some cemeteries. Meanwhile, other laws remain the same and some cemeteries are not protected. ---
Family Links:
Parent:
Christian Cones (1740-1777)
Spouse
Jane (McCullough) Cones (1760-1831)*
Children:
William Cones (1784-1851)*
Agness Cones Murnan (1790-1835)*
James C Cones (1791-1849)*
Robert McCullough Cones (1792-1871)*
Samuel Joseph Cones (1797-1866)*
Joseph Cones (1805-1868)*
Burial:
Old Baptist Cemetery
Alexandria
Campbell County,
Kentucky, USA
Clarence Joseph Cones Jr
Clarence Joseph Cones Jr
Birth March 21, 1939
Marion County,
Indiana
Death Nov. 23, 2010
Canyon Lake,
Texas
Clarence Joseph Cones (Jr) was born to Clarence Joseph (Sr) and Gertrude (Koster) Cones on March 21, 1939 in Marion Co, Indiana. He was sibling to Mary Lou and (Little) Charles Grant (II) Cones. He was a residence of Canyon Lake, Texas at the time of his death on Nov. 23, 2010.
Family Links:
Parents:
Clarence Joseph Cones (1907-1946)
Siblings:
Mary Lou Cones (1929-1946)*
Charles Grant Cones (1936-1946)*
Clarence Joseph Cones (indicated within this post)
Burial:
Unknown
Birth March 21, 1939
Marion County,
Indiana
Death Nov. 23, 2010
Canyon Lake,
Texas
Clarence Joseph Cones (Jr) was born to Clarence Joseph (Sr) and Gertrude (Koster) Cones on March 21, 1939 in Marion Co, Indiana. He was sibling to Mary Lou and (Little) Charles Grant (II) Cones. He was a residence of Canyon Lake, Texas at the time of his death on Nov. 23, 2010.
Family Links:
Parents:
Clarence Joseph Cones (1907-1946)
Siblings:
Mary Lou Cones (1929-1946)*
Charles Grant Cones (1936-1946)*
Clarence Joseph Cones (indicated within this post)
Burial:
Unknown
Merging F.A.G Continues
Merging Continues
Just a reminder that our Find A Grave pages are being merged to this site and placed in a tab where they will be easily located at the side of this site. You will find all F.A.G Memorials located in the tab labeled Our F.A.G Memorial Merge
Since the F.A.G site is currently working on their updates, some memorials that are duplicated are being merged. Due to the merging of memorials on their site, since we do hold a few duplicates on our F.A.G page. We will begin the merging process to here.
Duplicated memorials mostly exist because the individual maintaining the pages is either no longer managing their memorials or just not responding to changes people are submitting. When you try to contact F.A.G about the issue and try to get the updates added well let me just say it is a pain in the rear. This is why we are merging our memorials so we can keep access and maintain the updates we find. We will also continue to update our memorials at F.A.G.
At any rate due to the updates we are merging all of our Find A Grave memorials with all the updated information to this website. So this site will hold a lot of valuable resources we hope by the time we get everything added. (If you could see the filing cabinet full you would understand why it is taking so long, that and along with the process of exhausting leads that my FIL wants to get finished up before his passing - which we hope is not anytime soon. He is in good health but getting up their in age.)
Remember that all maiden names will be highlighted (blue).
I will be working as much as I can this weekend on the merging process and continue the updates to the book. I have a little extra time on my hands being in bed most of the week sick. Lol! So I am able to get some work done. I have received some new emails from new kin, I am so happy to be able to meet new people and really happy to be able to get this blog going and updated to help with your searching.
Until my next updated post - Happy hunting! Feel free to leave us a comment any time or email. I will do my best to update you all I can as quickly as I can. The digital book is coming and I hope to be able to announce soon the date. This will only be the revision of Chester Wallace Cones book as we have way to many leads going on right now to add the complete revision. So there will be an other book once I can get these leads narrowed down. I have a few emails out I am hoping to hear back from shortly. I mentioned in a previous post about the books I am hunting.
------>>>> Please, Please, Please! Get with us if you are currently holding a copy to any of these books. I recently corresponded with a descendant to Emma Cones Reicherter who wrote the 12 Diary/Journals. They were going to see if they could locate any but at this moment it is uncertain where any of these journals could be. If you are descendant to Emma Cones Reicherter and you possibly know where these diaries are please message us.
Thanks again in advance.
Sunday, October 1, 2017
Christian Cones
F.A.G Merging: (Maiden) names will be in BLUE
Christian Cones
Birth abt 1740,
Netherlands
Death Sep. 11, 1777
Brandywine, York County,
Pennsylvania, USA
Christian Cones is believed to be born abt 1740 in Holland, Germany; or Netherlands area.
He is believed to of died in the Battle of Brandywine on September 11, 1777; drowning while crossing in Brandywine. Unfortunately, his final resting place is unknown. It is believed by some in the Cones family, that his remains may of returned to Lancaster County, Virginia, however, that has not been confirmed to this date.
There are several versions about Christian through out the Cones Family. While little is known or confirmed to date, we do know that he was married to a Grant and had a son named Jacob Riley Cones and 2 daughters.
It is believed that Christian had 2 possibly 3 brothers, yet to be confirmed by the sources we were given. Two possible names were noted as David and Peter, located in North Hampton County, Pennsylvania area. However both of their birth years are noted as 1750, yet to be confirmed. Another yet to be confirmed source notes that there is a brother in Kentucky and then of course Christians death in Brandywine.
--- Christian's son Jacob Cones from age 4 was raised by an English woman who's last name was thought to be Grant.
(Grant is said to be Jacob's mother's last name, since his uncle was John Grant who lived in Grants Lick, KY).
Christian Cones was believed to be of Holland and the first of the family to come to the American Colonies. He spoke only the Germanic language and settled near Germantown, PA. He enlisted in the Revolutionary War and served in the Germanic regiment and rose to the rank of Sergeant during his enlistment which was usually only 90 days. He drowned while crossing the river during the Battle of Brandywine (this battle was forbidden by George Washington, but ordered by the PA officers). Christian left behind a wife, two daughters and Jacob. His wife remarried and her second husband was killed by Indians, she and the two girls were captured by Indians and never seen again. ---
Source: Cones Family in America.
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At this time we are in the process of formatting the original copy of our family book, The Cones Family in America complied by Chester Wallace Cones and we are also including a newly revised edition to add with great grandfather's book.
We are hoping to have this completed by fall 2015 at the latest. For those interested in being a part of the revision, Follow us for the updates as we just opened and continue to work on updating the blog. http://conesinamericaancestry.blogspot.com/.
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Family links Children Jacob Riley Cones(1760-1832)* Burial Beidler Burial Ground Hallam York County Pennsylvania, USA [Add Plot]
Christian Cones
Birth abt 1740,
Netherlands
Death Sep. 11, 1777
Brandywine, York County,
Pennsylvania, USA
Christian Cones is believed to be born abt 1740 in Holland, Germany; or Netherlands area.
He is believed to of died in the Battle of Brandywine on September 11, 1777; drowning while crossing in Brandywine. Unfortunately, his final resting place is unknown. It is believed by some in the Cones family, that his remains may of returned to Lancaster County, Virginia, however, that has not been confirmed to this date.
There are several versions about Christian through out the Cones Family. While little is known or confirmed to date, we do know that he was married to a Grant and had a son named Jacob Riley Cones and 2 daughters.
It is believed that Christian had 2 possibly 3 brothers, yet to be confirmed by the sources we were given. Two possible names were noted as David and Peter, located in North Hampton County, Pennsylvania area. However both of their birth years are noted as 1750, yet to be confirmed. Another yet to be confirmed source notes that there is a brother in Kentucky and then of course Christians death in Brandywine.
--- Christian's son Jacob Cones from age 4 was raised by an English woman who's last name was thought to be Grant.
(Grant is said to be Jacob's mother's last name, since his uncle was John Grant who lived in Grants Lick, KY).
Christian Cones was believed to be of Holland and the first of the family to come to the American Colonies. He spoke only the Germanic language and settled near Germantown, PA. He enlisted in the Revolutionary War and served in the Germanic regiment and rose to the rank of Sergeant during his enlistment which was usually only 90 days. He drowned while crossing the river during the Battle of Brandywine (this battle was forbidden by George Washington, but ordered by the PA officers). Christian left behind a wife, two daughters and Jacob. His wife remarried and her second husband was killed by Indians, she and the two girls were captured by Indians and never seen again. ---
Source: Cones Family in America.
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At this time we are in the process of formatting the original copy of our family book, The Cones Family in America complied by Chester Wallace Cones and we are also including a newly revised edition to add with great grandfather's book.
We are hoping to have this completed by fall 2015 at the latest. For those interested in being a part of the revision, Follow us for the updates as we just opened and continue to work on updating the blog. http://conesinamericaancestry.blogspot.com/.
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Family links Children Jacob Riley Cones(1760-1832)* Burial Beidler Burial Ground Hallam York County Pennsylvania, USA [Add Plot]
Thursday, June 1, 2017
Charles Grant Cones
F.A.G Merging: (Maiden) names will be in BLUE
Charles Grant Cones
Birth: 1868
Indiana, USA
Death: 1949
Indiana, USA
Charles G. Cones was the son of William Washington and Margaret Henrietta (Bayes) (Williamm) Cones. Born in 1868; died in 1949, in Crown Hill, Cemetery - Indianapolis, Indiana.
He was the brother to the following siblings: Sarah Alice; Anna Laurie; William Frank; Nora Mae; Bertha Jane and Tressie Onie Cones.
On April 4, 1897, Charles married Mary L. Cox in Marion Co., Indiana. To this union are known children; Mabel A., Chester Wallace (Sr), Gracie May and Clarence Joseph (Sr.).
Family
Parents:
William Washington Cones (1840 - 1922)
Margaret Henrietta Bayes Cones (1847 - 1929)
Spouse:
Mary Lou (Cox) Cones (1881 - 1962)*
Children:
Mabel A. Cones (1898 - 1916)*
Chester Wallace Cones (1900 - 1983)*
Grace (Gracie) May (Cones) Marsh (1902 - 1969)*
Clarence Joseph Cones (1907 - 1946)*
Siblings:
Cora Francis Cones*
Anna Laurie Cones Arbuckle (1865 - 1950)*
Charles Grant Cones (1868 - 1949)
Nora Mae Cones Appleget (1875 - 1900)*
Tressie Onie Cones Kirk (1879 - 1974)*
Note: burial: NOV 21,1949
Burial: Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis, Marion County,
Indiana, USA
Plot: Sec: 51, Lot: 385
Charles Grant Cones
Birth: 1868
Indiana, USA
Death: 1949
Indiana, USA
Charles G. Cones was the son of William Washington and Margaret Henrietta (Bayes) (Williamm) Cones. Born in 1868; died in 1949, in Crown Hill, Cemetery - Indianapolis, Indiana.
He was the brother to the following siblings: Sarah Alice; Anna Laurie; William Frank; Nora Mae; Bertha Jane and Tressie Onie Cones.
On April 4, 1897, Charles married Mary L. Cox in Marion Co., Indiana. To this union are known children; Mabel A., Chester Wallace (Sr), Gracie May and Clarence Joseph (Sr.).
Family
Parents:
William Washington Cones (1840 - 1922)
Margaret Henrietta Bayes Cones (1847 - 1929)
Spouse:
Mary Lou (Cox) Cones (1881 - 1962)*
Children:
Mabel A. Cones (1898 - 1916)*
Chester Wallace Cones (1900 - 1983)*
Grace (Gracie) May (Cones) Marsh (1902 - 1969)*
Clarence Joseph Cones (1907 - 1946)*
Siblings:
Cora Francis Cones*
Anna Laurie Cones Arbuckle (1865 - 1950)*
Charles Grant Cones (1868 - 1949)
Nora Mae Cones Appleget (1875 - 1900)*
Tressie Onie Cones Kirk (1879 - 1974)*
Note: burial: NOV 21,1949
Burial: Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis, Marion County,
Indiana, USA
Plot: Sec: 51, Lot: 385
Tuesday, May 30, 2017
Charles Grant II
F.A.G Merging
Charles Grant II
Nickname : "Little Charles Grant"
Birth 1936
Indiana, USA
Death 1946
Indianapolis,
Marion County,
Indiana, USA
Little Charles Grant II, son to Clarence Joseph Sr. and Gertrude (Koster) Cones. He was born in 1936 and died in 1946, being buried in Crown Hill Cemetery - Indianapolis, Indiana.
Family
Parents: Clarence Joseph Cones (1907 - 1946)
Siblings:
Mary Lou Cones (1929 - 1946)*
Charles Grant Cones (1936 - 1946)
Clarence Joseph Cones (1939 - 2010)*
Inscription: SON
Note: burial: NOV 22,1946
Burial: Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis, Marion County,
Indiana, USA
Plot: Sec: 51, Lot: 256
Charles Grant II
Nickname : "Little Charles Grant"
Birth 1936
Indiana, USA
Death 1946
Indianapolis,
Marion County,
Indiana, USA
Little Charles Grant II, son to Clarence Joseph Sr. and Gertrude (Koster) Cones. He was born in 1936 and died in 1946, being buried in Crown Hill Cemetery - Indianapolis, Indiana.
Family
Parents: Clarence Joseph Cones (1907 - 1946)
Siblings:
Mary Lou Cones (1929 - 1946)*
Charles Grant Cones (1936 - 1946)
Clarence Joseph Cones (1939 - 2010)*
Inscription: SON
Note: burial: NOV 22,1946
Burial: Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis, Marion County,
Indiana, USA
Plot: Sec: 51, Lot: 256
Sunday, May 28, 2017
Charles B. Cones
F.A.G Merging: (Maiden) names will be in BLUE
Charles B. Cones
Birth April 15, 1863
Death May 4, 1890
Charles B. Cones was born in Indiana on April 15, 1863; to Constantine B. and Mary L. (Aveline) Cones. He died on May 4, 1890 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois and was returned to Indiana, his final resting place of Crown Hill Cemetary near his family. Charles married Nettie Mae Frailey on Dec. 31, 1884 in Marion Co., Indiana.
Family links:
Parents:
Constantine Byron Cones (1837 - 1907)
Mary Louise Aveline Cones (1841 - 1905)
Sibling:
Charles B. Cones (1863 - 1890)
Kathryn Cones Patrick (1867 - 1937)*
Note: burial: MAY 16,1890
Burial:
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, USA
Plot: Sec: 3, Lot: 64
Resource attached here
Charles B. Cones
Birth April 15, 1863
Death May 4, 1890
Charles B. Cones was born in Indiana on April 15, 1863; to Constantine B. and Mary L. (Aveline) Cones. He died on May 4, 1890 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois and was returned to Indiana, his final resting place of Crown Hill Cemetary near his family. Charles married Nettie Mae Frailey on Dec. 31, 1884 in Marion Co., Indiana.
Family links:
Parents:
Constantine Byron Cones (1837 - 1907)
Mary Louise Aveline Cones (1841 - 1905)
Sibling:
Charles B. Cones (1863 - 1890)
Kathryn Cones Patrick (1867 - 1937)*
Note: burial: MAY 16,1890
Burial:
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, USA
Plot: Sec: 3, Lot: 64
Resource attached here
Anna Elizabeth (Kettmann) Cones
F.A.G Merging : Please note the maiden name will be in (Blue).
Anna Elizabeth (KETTMANN) Cones
Birth November 9, 1895
Missouri, USA
Death Feb., 1982
Indianapolis,
Marion County,
Indiana
Original Bio was submitted to FAG Memorial by David E. Brown (( Thank You! ))
Anna Elizabeth (Kettmann) Cones was born Nov. 9, 1895 in St. Louis, Missouri and died in February of 1982, Marion Co., Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. She is the daughter of Heinrich (Henry) Kettmann and Anna Marie Koerner. Her mother Anna Koerner is buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Mausoleum #B-39, Section AA. Her father's (Heinrich Kettman) ashes are in the mausoleum with Anna Koerner.
Her first husband was Ralph George Higgs. From that marriage she had one child, Ralph Kettmann Higgs. She was the second wife to Chester A. Cones, no children to this marriage.
Parents:
Henry S. Kettmann (1868 - 1919)
Anna Marie Koerner Kettmann (1876 - 1956)
Spouses:
Ralph Higgs (1897 - 1970)
Chester A. Cones (1894 - 1955)*
Children:
Ralph Kettmann Higgs (1920 - 1998)*
Burial on: March 2, 1982
Burial: Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis Marion County Indiana, USA
Plot: Sec: 212, Lot: 336
Resource page attached here
Anna Elizabeth (KETTMANN) Cones
Birth November 9, 1895
Missouri, USA
Death Feb., 1982
Indianapolis,
Marion County,
Indiana
Original Bio was submitted to FAG Memorial by David E. Brown (( Thank You! ))
Anna Elizabeth (Kettmann) Cones was born Nov. 9, 1895 in St. Louis, Missouri and died in February of 1982, Marion Co., Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. She is the daughter of Heinrich (Henry) Kettmann and Anna Marie Koerner. Her mother Anna Koerner is buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Mausoleum #B-39, Section AA. Her father's (Heinrich Kettman) ashes are in the mausoleum with Anna Koerner.
Her first husband was Ralph George Higgs. From that marriage she had one child, Ralph Kettmann Higgs. She was the second wife to Chester A. Cones, no children to this marriage.
Parents:
Henry S. Kettmann (1868 - 1919)
Anna Marie Koerner Kettmann (1876 - 1956)
Spouses:
Ralph Higgs (1897 - 1970)
Chester A. Cones (1894 - 1955)*
Children:
Ralph Kettmann Higgs (1920 - 1998)*
Burial on: March 2, 1982
Burial: Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis Marion County Indiana, USA
Plot: Sec: 212, Lot: 336
Resource page attached here
Ann Cones Memorial
F.A.G Merging: (Maiden) names will be in BLUE
Ann Cones
Ann Cones
Birth UNKNOWN
Death 1870
Burial :
Spring Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati Hamilton County Ohio, USA
Plot: :
Garden LN, Section 57, Lot 26, Space 6
Resource page is connected here.
(Due to our device not wanting to upload pictures, we will upload them shortly on the other device. Thanks for your patience.)
Find A Grave Memorials
Due to FAG merging duplicated memorials - we are merging our memorials here to keep track of the updates. We understand their concern for duplicated memorials, however, when it is family requesting the rights to update the information with the accurate information on the memorials as well as requesting the rights to maintain their loved ones memorials and the person holding possession of the memorial is more concerned about his stats then the family of the deceased, so he denies the updates or transfers, well it is no wonder their are so many duplicated memorials.
So with all of the issues and fuss we are going to begin merging our memorials we hold possession of to this blog and our ancestrial blog. We are family to all of the memorials we hold and we will continue to update these memorials with the most accurate to our knowledge information that has been verified before updating. We do not care about stats to how many deceased memorials we hold. We care about our deceased loved ones no matter where they are related to us and we give them the respect they deserve as well as their families.
So please be advised we are beginning the merging process over the next few weeks.
** Please note, we will always credit the original source on our blog. If there was an original bio in one of our memorials we will credit that bio author. If there is no bio author credited then the original bio was created by me. Thanks for your understanding. **
Thanks in advance for your understanding.
So with all of the issues and fuss we are going to begin merging our memorials we hold possession of to this blog and our ancestrial blog. We are family to all of the memorials we hold and we will continue to update these memorials with the most accurate to our knowledge information that has been verified before updating. We do not care about stats to how many deceased memorials we hold. We care about our deceased loved ones no matter where they are related to us and we give them the respect they deserve as well as their families.
So please be advised we are beginning the merging process over the next few weeks.
** Please note, we will always credit the original source on our blog. If there was an original bio in one of our memorials we will credit that bio author. If there is no bio author credited then the original bio was created by me. Thanks for your understanding. **
Thanks in advance for your understanding.
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