Hi to everyone! I have gotten some GED files from Ancestry.com and other sources that shows the lineage of my gggrandmother, Katherine E. Adams George as going back into the same line as Squire (the frontiersman Daniel Boone's father) comes from. But when I check out the Daniel Boone Genealogy sites, I can't find my 5g grandmother Sarah Boone listed as a child of Benjamin Boone II & Eve Lofter (my supposed 6g grandparents). Benjamin II is son of Benjamin I who is Squire Boone's Brother & Daniel Boone's uncle. Any suggestions? Could the Boone site have overlooked ? I really need the link for Katherine E Adams to Benjamin II. Katherine married my ggGrandfather Newton George. She is the daughter of John Q. Adams & Cathierine Booher. John Q Adams is the son of Samuel S Adams & Susannah Sorbet. Samuel S Adams is the son of Conrad Adams and Sarah Boone. Conrad is the son of Nathaniel. Sarah is show to be the daughter of Benjamin Boone II and Eve Lofter. Benjamin II, is the son of Benjamin I & Susannah Laikin. Benjamin Boone I is the brother of Squire Boone (Daniel Boone's Father). Benjamin I and Squire Boone are the children of George Boone III and Mary Milton Maugridge. Sarah Boone also later married a man surnamed Lamberson. I guess I am just wondering what anyone on this list know's of this connection?! Thanks for your time! ~Karen George Smith
Great posting. Do you know if any other counties in Texas have this type of information. Margretta Clark Aviles
1860 CENSUS LAMAR AND FANNIN CO. MALES BORN 1811-1847 AGES ELIGIBLE FOR MILITARY SERVICE IN THE CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY Compiled by Pam Underwood, Mary Lane, Elizabeth Booth and Ron Brothers Boon, J. R., Fannin Co., age 43, born @ 1817, in PA, occp. Farmer, Pct. Unk, Dwl#968/989, worth 3000/900 Boon, J. S., Fannin Co., age 20, born @ 1840, in TN, occp. Carpenter, Pct. Unk, Dwl#68/68, worth 0/200 Boon, Ratliff, Lamar Co., age 21, born @ 1839, in IN, occp. Painter, Pct. 6, Dwl#147/148, worth 0/0 Boone, John, Fannin Co., age 31, born @ 1829, in NC, occp. Farmer, Pct. Unk, Dwl#342/347, worth 0/0
It's been about a year since I did a Roll Call for the Boone List - so here goes: Anything welcome. Boone Photos: http://myfamily.com/isapi.dll?c=Content&htx=List&SiteID=fl4B&ContentClass=PICT&CategoryID=5102713 Years abt 1830-1910 MS Counties: Desoto / Lee / Tate TENNESSEE and North Carolina Surnames: Boon / Boone / Grisham (Gresham) MS TN TX / Walker / Norman / Ingram / Potter / Prichard / Deshazo/Eavenson or Eavanson and others Many thanks to Syble Embrey Tate Co., MS - USGenWeb volunteer: ======================= Here's what I know and the info from Syble Embrey follows...so this is long. My GGGrandfather Nathan _Bryant_ Boon Nathan Bryant Boon (b TN Apr 15, 1811 d MS Aug 20, 1893) should have at least met the Danl Boon <died in same county 1870> shown in the 1840 census. <<1850 census for DeSoto Co., MS, page 332 south Nathan Boon 39 male farming born TN; Matilda Boon female 42 born TN; Adelia Boon female 14 born MS; John H. Boon male age 12 born MS; Pinkney C. Boon male age 9 born MS; Laura R. Boon female age 7 born MS; William A. Boon male age 4 born MS.>> This family has a long tradition for naming new children after relatives of a previous generation. We do have firm info that C.F. Boone AKA Charles Franklin Boone 1855 - 1921 was my GGrandfather. Here's the line as we now have it. Mother: of Nathan B. Bryant is believed to be Rebecca Bryant No real support - no details on her. Nathan Bryant Boone Tombstone info: Nathan B Boon Apr 15, 1811 - Aug 20, 1893 Matilda A Boone Oct 14, 1808 - Apr 18, 1882 Matilda AKA Matildy both husband and wife were born in TN so say about 3 census entries. < see new info below for more on Nathan B. Boon > Charles F. Boon told 1900 Census Father's Birth Place KY. Census shows CF Boone son of Nathan in at least one Census. Three different family lines descended from C.F. Boone show Nathan Bryant Boon as Charles F. Boone's father. Son of Nathan: Charles Frank Boone often known as C.F. Boone - Born unk town, MS 01/08/1855 d 1921 -probate Tate Co., MS a/k/a/ Squire Boone because he could read/write. (...NOT Daniel's father ) married 02/26/1879 Hannah Catherine Potter - b 12/08/1860 d 02/28/1910 Baldwyn, MS I have 1900 and 1910 Census Lee Co., MS - data on this family including the children below. All are listed in the WFT/FTM CDROM World Family Tree Vol. 2 Tree 933. Family moved to Memphis after 1900 but before 1921 when he died. Some of his children moved to California as adults....some stayed in Memphis, TN. All were born in Mississippi: *** Ethel May Boone b 05/13/1880 Laura Avanelle Boone b 03/09/1882 *Lillian Vera Boone 01/05/1884 **Mary Irma Boone: 07/25/1886 ***Thomas Pinkney Boone b 09/17/1888 Hannah Virginia Boone b 09/17/1891 ***Frank Walker Boone b 11/16/1893 Charles Alonzo Boone AKA Leo Boone which is on his death certificate. -b abt 10/27/1900 killed in car accident on Union Ave in Memphis, TN Jan 25, 1912 "age 11 years, 2 mos, 28 days *Lillian Vera Boone - is the link to the submitter of Family Tree Maker's World Family Tree disk 2 tree 933. **My GrandMother: Mary Irma Boone Wilkerson - Born Coldwater, MS, Born 07/25/1886 Died Memphis TN about 1962 Spouse: Joseph Wilkerson - (part Cherokee?) b Bowling Green, KY Info on him seriously lacking. *** are linked to other living persons who I have exchanged info with. ============================================================ NEW info this month (March 2000): ============================================================= Subj: C F Boone Date: 3/27/00 8:08:18 PM Central Daylight Time I checked the 1880 Tate Co. census but I didn't find C. F. Boone there. I found T. C. Boon on page 266; PG 259-N. Boone mw age 65 born TN wife Matildy (Matilda) Boone wf age 72 born TN; PG 240 Frank Boon PG 239J H Boon. 1870 De Soto Co., MS, census page 342 dated Aug 16th Township 5 Range 7 house hold 332 N. B. Boon age 58 mw farmer born TN; Matilda age 62 wf born TN; William age 23 mw at school born MS; Charles age 16 mw at school born MS. I believe this is your Charles because on the 1860 census of De Soto Co. I found: N. Boon age 49 male farmer born TN; M. Boon female age 52 born TN; S. R Boon female age 16 born MS; W A Boon male age 15 born MS; C. F. Boon male age 6 born MS. I think S R Boon should be L R Boon back then the L and S looked almost the same. 1850 census for De Soto Co., MS, page 332 south Nathan Boon 39 male farming born TN; Matilda Boon female 42 born TN; Adelia Boon female 14 born MS; John H. Boon male age 12 born MS; Pinkney C. Boon male age 9 born MS; Laura R Boon female age 7 born MS; William A. Boon male age 4 born MS. I don't have the census here at the house prior to 1850. As you know Tate was formed in 1873 from parts of De Soto, Marshall and Tunica counties. Tate Co. Marriages: C. F. Boone to H. C. Potter Feb 26, 1879 Bk 2 page 99. A J Boone (Groom) to M C Snipes Dec 24, 1874 Bk 1 pg 172 J F Boon to C E Prichard Dec 22, 1890 Bk 5 pg 123 G H Boon to Minnie Callicott Jan 14, 1896 Bk 8 pg 157 Dr W C Russwrum to Florence Boon Jan 11, 1895 Bk 8 pg 80 Buried at Eavenson Cemetery in Tate Co. are Nathan B Boon Apr 15, 1811 - Aug 20, 1893 Matilda A Boone Oct 14, 1808 - Apr 18, 1882 Minerva P Boone Nov 18, 1837 - May 23, 1892 wife of P C Boon married June 30, 1867 P C Boon Sept 8, 1841 - June 12, 1911 Cora E Boone Aug 15, 1870- Aug 31, 1870 Cordelia E Prichard Boone Nov 22, 1872 - Oct 13, 1904 James Franklin Boone Mar 16, 1868 - Jan 4, 1951 Ellie E Deshazo 1842-1925 Bertram E Deshazo 1883-1928 Laura Boone Deshazo 1843-1934 Magnolia Cemetery at Coldwater George Henry Boone Mar 16, 1868-Jan 7, 1945 Minnie Callicott Boone Sept 12, 1873-Jan 10, 1960 John Henry Boone Sept 15, 1838-Oct 23, 1903 A Confederate Soldier Emily Concord Boone Dec 5, 1840-Sept 23, 1910 wife of John Henry Boone Clinton Dewey Boon, Aug 3, 1898-May 14, 1900 son of G H & Minnie Boon Margaret Boone Dougherty 1897-19-- Wilfred Stoval Dougherty 1896-1954 Mt Zion Cemetery at Independence Sallie Hancock Boone Sept 28, 1868-Oct 10, 1911 (After the death of Minerva Pink Boone married Sallie Hancock) In 1990 The Tate Co., MS, Genealogical & Historical Society published a history book "The Heritage OF Tate County" in which some of the Boones were mentioned. In 1975 Howard Carpenter published "A History of Tate County" in which a story on John Henry Boone was featured. I hope this helps with your research. Warm regards, Syble -------------------- Syble's follow up: \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ Date: 3/28/00 10:06:31 AM Central Daylight Time Hello Jeff, I don't have access to the tax list for 1873 at my house so I can't answer that for you. However I checked my index to the census for De Soto and Tate County and found N. B. Boon on page 342 of the 1870 De Soto Co., MS, census. N. Boon was listed on page 259 of the 1880 Tate Co., MS census if that helps you any. You've probably already checked that. Index to wills - negative Books of Deaths and marriages - negative Burials - Cemetery Book Mt Zion Cemetery Sallie Hancock Boone Sept 28, 1868 - Oct 10, 1911 Magnolia Cemetery George Henry Boone Mar 16, 1868 - Jan 7, 1945 Minnie Callicott Boone Sept 12, 1873 - Jan 10 1960 John Henry Boone Sep 15, 1838 0 Oct 23, 1903 a Confederate Soldier Emily Concord Boone Dec 5, 1840 - Sept 23, 1910 wife of John Henry Boone Clifton Dewey Boon Aug 3, 1898 - May 14, 1900 son of G H & Minnie Boon Margaret Boone Dougherty 1897 - 19-- Eavenson Cemetery Laura Boone Deshazo 1843 - 1934 Ollie May Boone Oct 31, 1895 - June 18, 1897 dau of J F & E C Boone Cordelia E Prichard Boone Nov 22, 1872 - Oct 13, 1904 James Franklin Boone Mar 16, 1868 - Jan 4, 1951 Minerva P Boon Nov 18, 1837 - May 23, 1892 wife of P C Boon married June 30, 1867 P C Boon Sept 8, 1841 - June 12, 1911 Cora E Boone Aug 15, 1870 - Aug 31, 1870 dau of P C & M P Boone Nathan B Boone Apr 15, 1811 - Aug 20, 1893 Matilda A Boone Oct 14, 1808 - Apr 18, 1882 Marriages Tate Co. Index A J Boone - M C Snipes Dec 24, 1874 C F Boone - H C Potter Feb 26, 1879 J F Boon - C E Prichard Dec 7, 1892 G H Boon - Minnie Callicott Jan 14, 1896 Florence Boon - Dr W C Russworm Jan 11, 1895 Tate County School records 1885 Parent: J Boon Evaline 9 f C F Boon May 5 f J H Boone Florence 19 f George 16 m 1892 Parent: P C Boon Mittie Eavanson 10 f 1900 Parent:J T (F) Boon B P 8 m Pink Boon Frank 6 m 1902 Parent: J F Boon B P 11 m P C Boon Millie 17 f Frank 8 m 1906 Parent: P C Boon Frank 12 m G W Boone Margaret 18 f Bessie 6 f 1908 Parent: G H Boon Bessie 5 f Margaret 7 f 1912 Parent: G H Boon Mary 15 f Bessie 10 f 1916-1931 negative Pink Boon married 1st Minerva Eavenson 2nd Sallie Hancock Mittie Eavenson was reared by her aunt Minerva Boone. George Boon, member of Bethel Baptist church served as clerk and attendant in 1936. G H Boone gave one acre lot in 1907 to First Baptist Church in Coldwater. G H Boone in 1920, Missionary for Coldwater Association, put in concrete basement along with Aubrey Crawford at the Hickory Grove Baptist Church at their own expense. P C Boon served in Co K 5th MS Calv John Henry Boone served in the CSA That is all I could find on the Boon/Boone families in Tate Co. from the material that I have at my home. If you need anything further you may want to contact Rebecca Hass Smith at The Tate Co., MS Genealogical and Historical Society, Inc, P. O. Box 974, Senatobia, MS 38618. She is the Society Genealogist. Best wishes, Syble Embrey Tate Co., MS \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ Regards. Jeff Hix -- Tracing Boon/Boone Families of the 1800s Nathan Bryant Boon and Charles Franklin ("C.F.") Boone NC / TN / MS / TN
There is a nice web page with about a Daniel Boone of DeSoto County, MS, but the email bounced. Does anybody know the contact below? http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/o/o/William-Radcliffe-Boone/index.html?Welcome=986448531 William Radcliffe Boone 1756 Lake Breeze Dr. Rockwall, Tx 75087 United States 214-502-9093 Fax: 972-329-0211 [email protected] Thanks in Advance, Jeff Hix GGGrandson of Nathan Bryant Boone (Boon) b TN - Apr 15, 1811 d MS Aug 20, 1893) GGrandson of Charles Franklin (CF) Boone (Boon) - Apr 15, 1811 - d MS Aug 20, 1893 -- Tracing Boon/Boone Families of the 1800s
I AM LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON THE BOONES IN SOUTH CAROLINA betty
Hello List, I hope I haven't asked this list about Dorothy Boone of St. Mary's Co., MD., before. I have Boone ancestors in (John Boone and Grace ______ Boone) Calvert Co., MD and Prince Georges's Co., MD. No Dorothy's though. Does anyone recognize her and her family? Looking forward to getting info on her. Thanks, Shirley Middleton-Moller Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 1 page 136 Wynne, John, Dr., Poplar Hill,St. Mary's Co., 22d Jan., 1683; 10th Mch., 1684. To wife Anne, execx., Governor's Gust. To son John at 18 yrs. of age, Bennett's Delight. To wife Anne and son John afsd., all personal estate, sd wife to have care of sd. son and of rest of children, (unnamed). Test: Kenelm Cheseldyn, Stephen Corwood, Chierfitz Geffrey, Dorothy Boone. 4. 58.
Hi Booners, Here is an update on Nell's efforts to get a Hannah Boone Memorial Monument. She has worked very hard on this. Anyone who wishes to contribute can e-mail her at [email protected] and she will tell you where to send your contribution. Geraldine Ingersoll< Willard B. Ingersoll< Minnie Boone< Theodore Warner Boone < Daniel Boone< Daniel Morgan Boone< DANIEL BOONE THE PIONEER Dear Group: Our planning trip to Tompkinsville, KY and Old Mulkey Meetinghouse State Park was a success. We met with Cindy Thrasher, park site director, on Wednesday, March 28, and she gave us the guidelines we will follow for design and dedication of the new Hannah Boone Stewart Pennington memorial monument. The design will begin in the near future. Tom Evans will be doing this. Due to much restoration in the part - cleaning the old gravestones, replacing the stone 12" fencing, moving a huge monument placed in the park a couple of years ago, and with equipment being in that area much of the summer, we will not want to set the new stone until after they get that complete. So we will have another update when a design is complete. Or, if you want to write to me in the meantime, please do so. Some of you have already sent your contributions and those checks will be deposited in a designated account this week. A BIG THANK YOU TO THOSE OF YOU WHO WANT TO SHARE IN THIS HISTORICAL FUNDING. And just for your information, a new standing plaque under Plexiglas has been installed near her grave, which gives the accurate story of Hannah Boone and her family settling in that area of Kentucky. Also, the park visitor's center has the book, A Fork in the Road, written by E. Clayton Gooden, 1972, a minister, writer and military veteran, who spent his boyhood in Kentucky. This is the story of John and Philip Mulkey coming to the area from North Carolina, and includes the story of the church they built. Hannah Boone and her husband and family are also written into this story, as they were members of Old Mulkey and Mill Creek Baptist Church. I have not completed reading the book as yet, so will give you a review a bit later. God Bless each of you. Nell Beck Truitt
Dear Northern Boon(e) Cousins, I am trying to contact Merle Palmer, who is a distant cousin of mine as we are both descendants of William Henry Boon, b. 1834 in New York. The e-mail addresses I found for him are both invalid, so I am hoping that he is on this list, or someone on this list knows how to contact him now. Thanks for your help, Charnee Smit of the non-Daniel Boon(e)s
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Hi List - I am sorry that my note about the Daniel Boone Obit was posted 3 times. I kept getting a bounce notice saying the address was not good - see below? ============================================== "Subj: Autoreply: [BOONE-L] Daniel Boone - Obit Date: 4/3/2001 9:43:19 PM Pacific Daylight Time From: [email protected] Sender: [email protected] To: [email protected] This is a message from the postmaster at ArkansasUSA.com. You are receiving this message because the email address for the below message does not exist or is no longer valid. Please check the address and if correct, contact the owner of the address. Your message reads: Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com (lists5.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.123]) by winslow.arkansasusa.com (Vircom SMTPRS 4.2.181) with ESMTP id <[email protected]> for <[email protected]>; Tue, 3 Apr 2001 23:42:20 -0500 Received: (from [email protected]) by lists5.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id f344d1U18637; Tue, 3 Apr 2001 21:39:01 -0700 Resent-Date: Tue, 3 Apr 2001 21:39:01 -0700 X-Original-Sender: [email protected] Tue Apr 3 21:39:00 2001 From: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2001 00:38:53 EDT Old-To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Disposition: Inline X-Mailer: AOL 6.0 for Windows US sub 10523 Subject: [BOONE-L] Daniel Boone - Obit Resent-Message-ID: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Resent-From: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/6507 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] Thought some of you might be interested in this site. I found some interesting things on Daniel BOONE here." ======================================================= I have no idea why this happened, but it happened 3 times in a row! I was getting worried that I would never get through to the Boone List. Anyway - sorry for the multiple post. Sincerely - Glenda Frank Moser
Free search for 10 days at Ancestry.com: Bertie County, North Carolina Vital Statistics, 1700s-1920 http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/5515.htm Search for BOON - no hits Search for BOONE - 73 hits - many slaves and black non-slaves included. Note the Extended Description of the database (scroll down the search page). It begins with "There are errors in the book that have been transferred to the database." Ron [email protected]
Thought some of you might be interested in this site. I found some interesting things on Daniel BOONE here. http://www.earlyamerica.com/ http://www.earlyamerica.com/lives/boone/index.html (the life of Daniel Boone) Including a scanned copy of an Obit for him at: http://earlyamerica.com/earlyamerica/bookmarks/obits/boone.html Niles' Weekly Register - Baltimore - Nov 4, 1820 Enjoy - Glenda Frank Moser Mary BOONE & John WEBB > Geoge WEBB > David WEBB of Sullivan Co, TN
Hi List - Thought some of you might be interested in this site. I found some interesting things on Daniel BOONE here. <A HREF="http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/colonial.htm">Colonial America 1600-1775, K12 Resources</A> <A HREF="http://earlyamerica.com/lives/boone/index.html">Life of Daniel Boone</A> Including a scanned copy of an Obit for him at: http://earlyamerica.com/earlyamerica/bookmarks/obits/boone.html Niles' Weekly Register - Baltimore - Nov 4, 1820 Enjoy - Glenda Frank Moser Mary BOONE & John WEBB > Geoge WEBB > David WEBB of Sullivan Co, TN
Greetings, Cousins: Just received a new booklet from St. of Ky. "Greetings from Kentucky's Daniel Boone Country. The following websites might be of interest. I had to try twice before I got the first one. danielboonecountry.com wilderness/road.com Best Wishes, Ivan of Trafalgar
Hi List - Thought some of you might be interested in this site. I found some interesting things on Daniel BOONE here. <A HREF="http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/colonial.htm">Colonial America 1600-1775, K12 Resources</A> <A HREF="http://earlyamerica.com/lives/boone/index.html">Life of Daniel Boone</A> Including a scanned copy of an Obit for him at: http://earlyamerica.com/earlyamerica/bookmarks/obits/boone.html Niles' Weekly Register - Baltimore - Nov 4, 1820 Enjoy - Glenda Frank Moser Mary BOONE & John WEBB > Geoge WEBB > David WEBB of Sullivan Co, TN
Hello Ivan of Trafalgar and everyone else, This is where I live! About one third of Laurel Co KY is the Daniel Boone National Forest. BEAUTIFUL. And the Wilderness Road is our main street now here in London, KY. History of it is: The buffaloes had a path about 5 feet wide that came across Cumberland Gap and traveled on into KY. The Indians used this path and it was called the Warriors Path. Then Daniel Boone used it to come into KY and it was called Boones Trace. They made it wider to bring wagons through and called it the Wilderness Trail. THEN they named roads and it is 229 and US 25. Kin to the Boones WAY back there when Mary Polly Boone married John Couch. Story is Mary Polly was part Indian. Penny in good o KY you said: Greetings, Cousins: Just received a new booklet from St. of Ky. "Greetings from Kentucky's Daniel Boone Country. The following websites might be of interest. I had to try twice before I got the first one. danielboonecountry.com wilderness/road.com Best Wishes, Ivan of Trafalgar
>From The Mitchell News-Journal, Mitchell County, NC http://www.mitchellnews.com/ Obit Archives, 14 March 2001: FRED JAMES BOONE BAKERSVILLE – Fred James BOONE, 83, of the Snow Creek community, died Sunday, March 4, 2001, in an Asheville hospital. He was the son of the late Charlie P. and Nora McCourry BOONE. He was preceded in death by a sister, Pansy Tipton; and three brothers, Joe, George and Roy BOONE. A member of Lily Branch Church, he was retired from Feldspar, and later a self employed as a welder and mechanic. Survivors include his wife, Wilma Young BONE [sic]; a daughter, Shelley Myers of Spruce Pine; sons, Jerry BOONE of North Wilkesboro, Larry BOONE of Rochester, NH, and Tommy BOONE of Black Mountain; eight grandchildren; and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Grindstaff Memorial Chapel of Webb Funeral Home in Spruce pine. Revs. Garry Baker and Steve Williams officiated. Burial was in Lily Branch Cemetery. The family received friends from 6 p.m. until the service hour on Wednesday at the funeral home. Ron [email protected]
Hi, I am a direct descendent of John and Margaret "Peggy" Boone through their daughter Indiana. Would love to share information with you. You can find a pedigree chart and a family group sheet for them on my website at: http://tdcweb.com/tdfhs Go to Surnames ---> B ---> Boone Pauli Driver Smith John & Peggy's 2rd great granddaughter > Hi ! > We're new to the list. The Boones are in my husband's family, but I'm the > designated researcher . :)) We have very little to go on. All we know about > them , is what is listed below, & the fact that family lore says they are > related to the Daniel Boone family , & somewhere back there, there is > supposed to be some Cherokee blood. This is all we have ......... > Minnie Ann Boone, d/o John Boone & Margaret ( Peggy ) Cooper, b. July 1818, > OH, d. July 1898, Georgetown, Brown OH, m. abt. 1840, William Grimes, b. July > 1815, d. July 1894. > CHILDREN were - ( All children were b. West Union, Adams, OH > 1. Margaret Jane , G grandmother ) b. 22 Oct 1842, d. 15 Dec 1916, m. James > Albert Leming > 2. John, B. 1844, d. 16 Feb 1922, m. Mary Bell Ruggles > 3. Lizzie, b. 1846, > 4. Sarah Ann, b. 1848, > 5. William Theador, b. 1850 > 6. Martha, b. 1852 > 7. Mahaley Alice, b. 1854, d. 24 Feb 1925,m. Louis Moses Simpson > 8. Exie,b. 1858 > 9. James thomas, b. 5 Dec 1860, d. June 1955, m. Margarete Mitchell > 10. Henry, b. 1862 > > Parents of Minnie Ann Boone ( John & Margeret ( Peggy ) Cooper ) , were m. 25 > July 1816, Adams Co, OH. > > If this looks familiar to anyone out there, please contact us either at the > Boone site , or our e-mail ( [email protected] ) > Thanks a lot ! > Darlene >
Hi ! We're new to the list. The Boones are in my husband's family, but I'm the designated researcher . :)) We have very little to go on. All we know about them , is what is listed below, & the fact that family lore says they are related to the Daniel Boone family , & somewhere back there, there is supposed to be some Cherokee blood. This is all we have ......... Minnie Ann Boone, d/o John Boone & Margaret ( Peggy ) Cooper, b. July 1818, OH, d. July 1898, Georgetown, Brown OH, m. abt. 1840, William Grimes, b. July 1815, d. July 1894. CHILDREN were - ( All children were b. West Union, Adams, OH 1. Margaret Jane , G grandmother ) b. 22 Oct 1842, d. 15 Dec 1916, m. James Albert Leming 2. John, B. 1844, d. 16 Feb 1922, m. Mary Bell Ruggles 3. Lizzie, b. 1846, 4. Sarah Ann, b. 1848, 5. William Theador, b. 1850 6. Martha, b. 1852 7. Mahaley Alice, b. 1854, d. 24 Feb 1925,m. Louis Moses Simpson 8. Exie,b. 1858 9. James thomas, b. 5 Dec 1860, d. June 1955, m. Margarete Mitchell 10. Henry, b. 1862 Parents of Minnie Ann Boone ( John & Margeret ( Peggy ) Cooper ) , were m. 25 July 1816, Adams Co, OH. If this looks familiar to anyone out there, please contact us either at the Boone site , or our e-mail ( [email protected] ) Thanks a lot ! Darlene