Born at Mt Pleasant Twp, Searcy Arkansas. Son of Harmon Hiram Bone (1808 TN - 1865 MO) and Patience Sally Sprouce/Spruce (1808 KY - 1850 IL). William married first in 1866 to Anez Albridge (b. 1847 MO, d. ?).
William married 2nd to Elizabeth Caroline Reed
Father of -
son Christopher C. Bone
dau. S.E Bone
dau. R.R. Bone
son J.S. Bone
son Samuel F. Bone
dau. A.J. Bone
son John bone
dau. Emma Bone
dau Maggie Bone.
Son of Harmon Bone & Sarah Spruce
Brother to
Isaac Bone
Harmon Bone Jr
Samuel Henry Bone
James Bone
Benjamin F. Bone - Memorial # 24242318
Sarah Bone
On January 27,1965 William Bone, 5'11" tall, and 18 years old, enrolled as a private in CO E 50TH MO INF during the Civil War. His brothers Isaac and Benjamin F. Bone also served as Union Volunteer Soldiers in CO 50TH MO INF.
William became ill on Feb 05, 1665 and was at the small pox hospital until April 13Th 1865 at Benton Barracks, MO. He returned to duty and made role call in May and June. But, was hospitalized again on June 25Th for an incised wound of the right foot (He later lost his life in 1918 because of gangrene of the foot). On Aug 2, 1865, William was in the Post Hospital at Benton Barracks MO because of dysentery. However, once again he was able to report back to duty.
On Aug 11, 1865, William and his brothers Issac and Benjamin F. Bone were all three mustered out from service.
By 1875 William was drawing a pension as an invalid, he died in 1918, and Wm Bone's military tombstone was placed in 1919.
Compiled & Written '2012' by acousinto∼Parents were Hiram Bone and Sarah Spruce. Was a lifetime farmer and owned a farm in Wayne Co.
William married 2nd to Elizabeth Caroline Reed
Father of -
son Christopher C. Bone
dau. S.E Bone
dau. R.R. Bone
son J.S. Bone
son Samuel F. Bone
dau. A.J. Bone
son John bone
dau. Emma Bone
dau Maggie Bone.
Son of Harmon Bone & Sarah Spruce
Brother to
Isaac Bone
Harmon Bone Jr
Samuel Henry Bone
James Bone
Benjamin F. Bone - Memorial # 24242318
Sarah Bone
On January 27,1965 William Bone, 5'11" tall, and 18 years old, enrolled as a private in CO E 50TH MO INF during the Civil War. His brothers Isaac and Benjamin F. Bone also served as Union Volunteer Soldiers in CO 50TH MO INF.
William became ill on Feb 05, 1665 and was at the small pox hospital until April 13Th 1865 at Benton Barracks, MO. He returned to duty and made role call in May and June. But, was hospitalized again on June 25Th for an incised wound of the right foot (He later lost his life in 1918 because of gangrene of the foot). On Aug 2, 1865, William was in the Post Hospital at Benton Barracks MO because of dysentery. However, once again he was able to report back to duty.
On Aug 11, 1865, William and his brothers Issac and Benjamin F. Bone were all three mustered out from service.
By 1875 William was drawing a pension as an invalid, he died in 1918, and Wm Bone's military tombstone was placed in 1919.
Compiled & Written '2012' by acousinto∼Parents were Hiram Bone and Sarah Spruce. Was a lifetime farmer and owned a farm in Wayne Co.
Born at Mt Pleasant Twp, Searcy Arkansas. Son of Harmon Hiram Bone (1808 TN - 1865 MO) and Patience Sally Sprouce/Spruce (1808 KY - 1850 IL). William married first in 1866 to Anez Albridge (b. 1847 MO, d. ?).
William married 2nd to Elizabeth Caroline Reed
Father of -
son Christopher C. Bone
dau. S.E Bone
dau. R.R. Bone
son J.S. Bone
son Samuel F. Bone
dau. A.J. Bone
son John bone
dau. Emma Bone
dau Maggie Bone.
Son of Harmon Bone & Sarah Spruce
Brother to
Isaac Bone
Harmon Bone Jr
Samuel Henry Bone
James Bone
Benjamin F. Bone - Memorial # 24242318
Sarah Bone
On January 27,1965 William Bone, 5'11" tall, and 18 years old, enrolled as a private in CO E 50TH MO INF during the Civil War. His brothers Isaac and Benjamin F. Bone also served as Union Volunteer Soldiers in CO 50TH MO INF.
William became ill on Feb 05, 1665 and was at the small pox hospital until April 13Th 1865 at Benton Barracks, MO. He returned to duty and made role call in May and June. But, was hospitalized again on June 25Th for an incised wound of the right foot (He later lost his life in 1918 because of gangrene of the foot). On Aug 2, 1865, William was in the Post Hospital at Benton Barracks MO because of dysentery. However, once again he was able to report back to duty.
On Aug 11, 1865, William and his brothers Issac and Benjamin F. Bone were all three mustered out from service.
By 1875 William was drawing a pension as an invalid, he died in 1918, and Wm Bone's military tombstone was placed in 1919.
Compiled & Written '2012' by acousinto∼Parents were Hiram Bone and Sarah Spruce. Was a lifetime farmer and owned a farm in Wayne Co.
William married 2nd to Elizabeth Caroline Reed
Father of -
son Christopher C. Bone
dau. S.E Bone
dau. R.R. Bone
son J.S. Bone
son Samuel F. Bone
dau. A.J. Bone
son John bone
dau. Emma Bone
dau Maggie Bone.
Son of Harmon Bone & Sarah Spruce
Brother to
Isaac Bone
Harmon Bone Jr
Samuel Henry Bone
James Bone
Benjamin F. Bone - Memorial # 24242318
Sarah Bone
On January 27,1965 William Bone, 5'11" tall, and 18 years old, enrolled as a private in CO E 50TH MO INF during the Civil War. His brothers Isaac and Benjamin F. Bone also served as Union Volunteer Soldiers in CO 50TH MO INF.
William became ill on Feb 05, 1665 and was at the small pox hospital until April 13Th 1865 at Benton Barracks, MO. He returned to duty and made role call in May and June. But, was hospitalized again on June 25Th for an incised wound of the right foot (He later lost his life in 1918 because of gangrene of the foot). On Aug 2, 1865, William was in the Post Hospital at Benton Barracks MO because of dysentery. However, once again he was able to report back to duty.
On Aug 11, 1865, William and his brothers Issac and Benjamin F. Bone were all three mustered out from service.
By 1875 William was drawing a pension as an invalid, he died in 1918, and Wm Bone's military tombstone was placed in 1919.
Compiled & Written '2012' by acousinto∼Parents were Hiram Bone and Sarah Spruce. Was a lifetime farmer and owned a farm in Wayne Co.
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