Jack Danel,

This may list 12 of the 13 "Bone" brothers who served in the Confederacy that you referenced. ..The following Bone entries with page numbers are from my 134-page Name Index.
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Alfred Y., b-1830 MO; m-Louise; DeMorse's 29th Cav, Co B (Denton Co, TST), A-281

Anderson; m-1856 Fann Co TX to Sarah J. Cooper; Howell's 11th Artillery Battery, Oct 22, 1862 injured in shoulder

D. M.; Baylor's Regt, TX Cav., Co K, Arizona Brigade

Francis M.; Baylor's Regt, TX Cav. Co K, Arizona Brigade; Rutherford's Infantry Co.

G. R., b-1828 MO; m-1857 Fann Co TX to Laura L. Galbreath (Bone's Co, CSA), A-31

George Washington, b-1842; Hawpe's 31st Cav (Fannin Co, TST), A-137

James P., b-1839; Steven's 22d Cav-1st Indian-TX Regt (Cpl, Fannin Co, TST), A-137

Jeremiah T., b-1838 MO; 1860 Fannin Co TX cen; Terrell's 37th Cav.

Jesse Franklin, b-1842 MO; Steven's 22d Cav-1st Indian-TX Regt (Cpl, Fannin Co, TST), A-137

John W., b-1826 KY; m-Eliz. (Capt, Bone's Co, CSA), 229, 230, 270, A-10, A-19, A-21, A-24, A-31, A-32, A-161, A-162,
......A-163, A-194, A-197, A-viii, A-xi, A-xix

Matthew, b-1849; physician; son of Alfred S. Bone, 1801 Madison Co KY-1861 Fann Co TX and Rachel Tygert,
......1806 TN-1863, of 1860 Fannin Co TX cen

Wm. A., b-1830 MO; m-1854 Fann Co TX to Irenia M. Honea (Fannin Co, TST), A-137

Young Ewing, b-1836 MO-1869; m-Fann Co TX to Sarah Ann Rozell; Steven's 22d Cav-1st Indian-TX Regt, Co C
.....(Cooke Co, TST), A-280
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Editor's notes:

1) Anderson Bone was in Howell’s Battery, most of whom were recruited from Fannin and Lamar Counties.

2) D.M. and Francis M. Bone were both in Co K, Baylor's Regt, TX Cav., Co K, Arizona Brigade. ..Since they were in the same
..........company, it is possible that they were brothers.

3) G.R. Bone lived next door to Alfred Y. Bone in Denton County and served in his brother’s (John W.) Bone’s Company

4) Jeremiah T. is probably the "J.T." that served in Terrall’s 37th Cav.

5) Young Ewing Bone and age was given in a Cooke County militia. ..I looked at my handwritten originals again. I closely
.........examined of the name written twice: one looked like “G. E.” and the other was “Y. E.”
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Late in the War, many from the Montague County, Texas area residents who had served in Confederate units back east, returned to the North and West Frontier to protect the livestock and settlers. ..These soldiers patrolled from a few weeks to two years in the TST militias commanded by Throckmorton, Well's CSA Battalion, McCord's CSA Frontier Rangers, as well as Bourland's CSA Regiment.
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Please help us learn more about these Bone brothers.
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Patti, Duncan OK, prochette@Juno.com