Son of Capt Caleb and Hannah Cone Jr 1702-1790 and grandson of Capt Caleb Cone
The following thanks to contributor Marge #46895564
1769, Moved from Haddam, CT to Westminster, VT. The log house which he built there that year was, according to the Vermont Gazetter, still standing in 1885. He was a pioneer of a new country in its strictest sense. He was respected for his integrity and honesty.
1790 CENSUS: IN MIDDLESEX CO., CT: 1 male over 16, 1 female over 16.
The following thanks to contributor Marge #46895564
1769, Moved from Haddam, CT to Westminster, VT. The log house which he built there that year was, according to the Vermont Gazetter, still standing in 1885. He was a pioneer of a new country in its strictest sense. He was respected for his integrity and honesty.
1790 CENSUS: IN MIDDLESEX CO., CT: 1 male over 16, 1 female over 16.
Son of Capt Caleb and Hannah Cone Jr 1702-1790 and grandson of Capt Caleb Cone
The following thanks to contributor Marge #46895564
1769, Moved from Haddam, CT to Westminster, VT. The log house which he built there that year was, according to the Vermont Gazetter, still standing in 1885. He was a pioneer of a new country in its strictest sense. He was respected for his integrity and honesty.
1790 CENSUS: IN MIDDLESEX CO., CT: 1 male over 16, 1 female over 16.
The following thanks to contributor Marge #46895564
1769, Moved from Haddam, CT to Westminster, VT. The log house which he built there that year was, according to the Vermont Gazetter, still standing in 1885. He was a pioneer of a new country in its strictest sense. He was respected for his integrity and honesty.
1790 CENSUS: IN MIDDLESEX CO., CT: 1 male over 16, 1 female over 16.
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Samuel Cone died Apr. 1802 AE 72
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