Houston Bone's birthplace is listed above as Clarksville, Tennessee, but his father James Hill Bone and mother Susannah Bone moved from Clarksville to Todd County, Kentucky sometime during the year 1832, so Houston was born either in Tennessee or in Kentucky.
He was NOT born in Yell County, Arkansas as reported in a published genealogy of the Bone Family. His father wrote that the family did not move to Yell County until 1859. The 1850 and 1860 census schedules confirm this.
Source: E.B. Crisman, "Ruling Elder James Hill Bone," in Biographical Sketches of Living Old Men of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, vol. I (St. Louis: Perrin and Smith, 1877) pp. 130-132.
He was NOT born in Yell County, Arkansas as reported in a published genealogy of the Bone Family. His father wrote that the family did not move to Yell County until 1859. The 1850 and 1860 census schedules confirm this.
Source: E.B. Crisman, "Ruling Elder James Hill Bone," in Biographical Sketches of Living Old Men of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, vol. I (St. Louis: Perrin and Smith, 1877) pp. 130-132.
Houston Bone's birthplace is listed above as Clarksville, Tennessee, but his father James Hill Bone and mother Susannah Bone moved from Clarksville to Todd County, Kentucky sometime during the year 1832, so Houston was born either in Tennessee or in Kentucky.
He was NOT born in Yell County, Arkansas as reported in a published genealogy of the Bone Family. His father wrote that the family did not move to Yell County until 1859. The 1850 and 1860 census schedules confirm this.
Source: E.B. Crisman, "Ruling Elder James Hill Bone," in Biographical Sketches of Living Old Men of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, vol. I (St. Louis: Perrin and Smith, 1877) pp. 130-132.
He was NOT born in Yell County, Arkansas as reported in a published genealogy of the Bone Family. His father wrote that the family did not move to Yell County until 1859. The 1850 and 1860 census schedules confirm this.
Source: E.B. Crisman, "Ruling Elder James Hill Bone," in Biographical Sketches of Living Old Men of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, vol. I (St. Louis: Perrin and Smith, 1877) pp. 130-132.
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