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History of the Bone Family of America
descendants of William Bone I to the mid-nineteenth century and some of his ancestors
- by Robert Gehlman Bone, 1906 - 1991
- published in 1972
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Table of Contents
Introduction of the Author by Dr. Wayne C. Temple, Illinois State Archivist
Foreword
Introduction
Chapter I - The Bone Family in America and their Forebears
Section 1. The Bone Family in America
From 1692 to 1850
Chapter II - The Bone Family in Colonial America, 1692-1782
Chapter III - Bone Migrations Across the Appalachians, 1783-1820
Chapter IV - The Bone Family in the Early Westward Movement, 1821-1850
Section 2. Some Bone Family Charts, 1700-1850
Chapter V - The Families of John Bone I for Six Generations
Chart A - John Bone II, 1715-81, and Some of His Descendants
Chapter VI - The Families of William Bone II For Six Generations
Chart B - William Bone III, 1722-87, and Some of His Descendants
Chart D - James Bone, Sr., 1725-c83, and a Few of His Descendants
Chart E - John A. Bone, Sr., 1727-89, and Some of His Descendants
Chart F - Henry Bone, 1730- x , and His Children
Chart G - Jane Bone Gillespie, 1732-60, and Some of Her Descendants
Chart H - Thomas Bone, Sr., 1734-96, and Some of His Descendants
Section 3. Bone, Le Bon, And De Bohun Ancestors
Chapter VII - The Early de Bohon Family of Normandy
Chapter VIII - The de Bohun Family of England
Chapter IX - The le Bon and Bone Families in Scotland and Northern Ireland
Conclusion
Chapter X - Digging Among the Bones
Appendices
Appendix I Allied Families
Part A - Families Allied to the Early Bones
A-l - The McWilliams Family
A-2 - The Houston Family
A-3 - The Hill Family
A-4 - The Potts Family
A-5 - The Wamick and Smith Families
A-6 - The McMinn and Donnell Families
Part B - Families Allied to the Barons de Bohun
B-l - The Norman Bohons
B-2 - The Gloucester and Neumarche Families
B-3 - The Scottish Royal Family and the de Warenne Family
B-4 - The de Mandeville and de Saye Families
B-5 - The de Lusignan and Eu Families
B-6 - The de Braose, Marshall, and de Quincey Families
B-7 - The de Fiennes, de Cond4, and Damnartin Families
B-8 - The Royal Families of England, and of Castile and Leon
Appendix II Special Family Notes
Part A - Comments on the Early Records (1863-1888-1919) of Robert S. Bone and Sons
Part B - Problems of Tracing Some of the Family
B-l - Introduction
B-2 - James Bone of Western Pennsylvania
B-3 - Henry Bone of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
B-4 - Some Lost and Unplaced Bones
Part C - The Controversial Marriage of Sir - Richard le Bon de Bohun
Appendix III Sources For This Family History
Part A - Some of the Genealogists Whose Records Were Used
Part B - Some of the Libraries, Museums, and Record Offices Used
B-l - Europe 251
B-2 - United States of America
Part C - Bibliography
Part D - Notes and Comments on Some of the Sources
D-l - Material in Chapter II, 1652-1782
D-2 - Material in III and IV, 1783-1850
D-3 - Material in VII and VIII.
D-4 - Material in Chapter IX
Part E - The Armorial Bearings of the de Bohun and Bone Families
Appendix IV Suggestions for Additional Volumes
Part A - Material Which Might Be Used
Part B - Robert Donnell Bone, M.D.
B-l - A Brief History of Robert and Minerva Burk Bone and Their Descendants
B-2 - A Brief History of the Burk, Lucas, and Allied Families
Part C - Eliphalet Lansden Bone
C-l - A Brief History of Eliphalet and Itha Purvines Bone and Their Descendants
C-2 - A Brief History of the Purviance, Ferguson, Rolfe, Coleman, and Robertson Families
Part D - Robert Edgar Bone
D-l - A Brief History of Robert Edgar and Alice Reach Bone and Their Descendants
Index
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