William BONE, III

                   It is said William Bone IV, served in Revolution  war.  He married Elizabeth Potts, they had 9 children all
of whom with the exception of James moved west before 1820.  When William Bone IV died 7 July 1828 his
will gave most of the land and the "mansion house" to his sone James (1790 -1874).  The tax records indicate
that William Bone IV was a large land owner.  After his death his widow Elizabeth lived with James until
1833.  In that year her son William V of dickson Co., Tenn. took his mother to visit him and his sisters in Tenn.
according to a letter written at that time by the wife of William V.  (Letter is possession of William Bone of
Memphis Tenn.)  Elizabeth Potts Bone died in the home of her daughter Artimicia Bone Wasson in Maury
Co., Tenn around 1837.
                  

                   Thomas Bone (1754 - 183x) to North Carolina in 1765; married there and had 6 children; to Wilson Co., Tenn
in 1805 and to Davidson Co., Tenn in 1808.
                  

                   John Bone and James Abner Bone were twins.

John bone went with his family to Rowan Co., NC in 1765.  He served in North Carolina army dur ing
Revolution and for a time served in the South Carolina Militia.  In 1787 he and his twin brother, James
Abner bone, with their families went to Sumner Co., Franklin, to join their cousin Jon Bone.  in 1808
John took his family to Montgomery Co., Tenn. then two years later moved to Hopkins Co., KY.
He made one other move with most of his family in 1829 when they settled in Hickman Co., KY.  His
soldiers pension application was approved for $80 per annum beginning 4 March 1831.  It would appear
that the last payment was made 9 Oct 1832.  However, one genealogist descendant states he was living
in Hickman Co. in 1840.
                  

                   John bone and James Abner Bone were twins.

James Abner bone went  with his family to Rowan Co. NC 1765.  He served in North Carolina army most
of the time with his twin brother, John.  Soom after married and migrated with his twin brother to Sumner
Co. Tenn in 1787.  He was quite active in civic affairs.  In 1810, James Abner and Priscilla and their 8
children move to that part of Livingston Co., KY which later became Ballard Co.  They had two more children
in that county.   They both died.  He died in 1856 his 100th year.
                  

                   NOTE:  Male/Female(?)