2242. Elisha Fuller
He was a lieutenant of militia. Removed to Richmond, MA, abt 1798. His wife was admitted to the Millington Society on Jan. 23, 1757, and at the Richmond Cong. church, Nov. 4, 1804.
Tombstone reads: "Pious & Amiable."
2265. William Henry Cone
"He was a Revolutionary soldier, enlisting May 5, 1775, in the 4th Compay, 2nd Regiment of Connecticut troops under Capt. Return Jonathan Meigs and Capt. Ebenezer Sumne, and was discharged Dec. 10, 1775. Sept. 2, 1776, he was appointed a Captain of a company of militia, and was promoted to Major of the 25th Regiment of militia in May, 1780." (The Cone Family in America, p. 17)
2308. George Cone
He became a member of the First Congregational Church at Millington in 1768. Previous to the Revolutionary War he was a Lieutenant of Militia. During the war he was a leading member of the "Committee of Supplies," whose duty it was to attend to the wants of the families of the soldiers while they were in the Service of the State. He died greatly respected. (Cone Family, p. 18)
5194. Helon Cone
During the War of 1812 he served as corporal under William Palmer, from New London, Conn. Upon his death he left a large fortune to charitable and educational institutions. (Cone Gen., p. 18)
2310. Zachariah Cone
Member of the Congregational Church at Millington.
2313. Joseph Cone
Died during a naval engagement at sea. A note by the author states that another version of the Cone Genealogy by Patterson, gives three additional children: Prudence, John & Martha. Mr. Cone thinks it an errot.
Died "distracted."
5201. Timothy Cone
Removed bt 1791 to New Hampshire to learn the trade of millwright. Returned abt 1798 back to East Haddam, CT.
Children:
1. Deborah Packard Cone b: 25 FEB 1808
2. Martha Spencer Cone b: 20 DEC 1810
3. Mary Cone b: 17 MAR 1813
4. George Cone b: 9 JUN 1815
5. Charles Cone b: 23 OCT 1817
6. Sarah Cone b: 9 MAY 1820
7. Joseph Spencer Cone b: 26 AUG 1822
8. Timothy Cone b: 9 NOV 1825
9. Alice Sparrow Cone b: 17 NOV 1827
10. Ellen Cone b: 14 MAR 1830