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History of Northern Wisconsin
pub: The Western Historical Company,
     Chicago, 1881
     
     
         [page 178)
         
         C. G. CONE, farmer, Sec. 11, P.O. Chilton. Born in Cayuga Co.,
       N.Y., Oct 14, 1829. His father, THOMAS CONE, was born in Otsego
       Co., N.Y., in 1798, and is now on the farm, hale and hearty. The
       family moved from Cayuga County in 1856, and located on the farm
       where they now live. They own 160 acres. Before leaving New York,
       C. G. attended common school, and then went to Homer Academy,
       finishing in the Oneida Conference Seminary. On leaving school
       he went to milling, and then roamed through the Southern and
       Western States, coming to Calumet in the Fall of 1857. In 1864
       he went to Menasha as foreman of the Wooden Ware Manufacturing
       Company. From there he was appointed Superintendent of the num-
       bering department of the Treasury, and was transferred to the
       Census Bureau, and in 1872 he came home, where he has since re-
       mained. In 1858 he married Miss SARAH POTTER, of Almira, N.Y.
       They have three boys - GEORGE, THOMAS and WALTER.
       
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