Thanks for the insight. I think what you've provided will clear up some possible confusion. It certainly enlightened me. Thanks again, Daniel Paxton on 1/8/05 6:01 PM, Arlene and Ed at edwbusch@open.org wrote: > I live here in Oregon and the George L.Boone that had the DLC on the Yaquina > was George Luther Boone ggrandson of Daniel Boone, He also was the brother > of my ggrandmother, Chloe Boone Curry. Their father was Alphonso Boone who > brought his family out on the Oregon Trail in 1846 except for George Luther > who was off fighting the Mexican War and followed them out to Oregon in > 1848. He and his wife, Mourning Ann Young, are buried in Pioneer Cemetery in > Jacksonville, Or. > > Alphonso Boone married his second cousin, Nancy Linville Boone, whose > grandfather was George Boone, Daniel Boone's brother. > > Nancy's brother was John Daniel Boon(e) came out in 1845. Her sister was > Delia Boone May. Delia did live in Benton County, Or. and is buried there. > > There were three separate Boone families living out here in early Oregon. > > One has to be very careful of WPA records as they are recollections of > elderly people that might not be accurate. > > Any other questions I'd be glad to snswer. > > Arlene Curry Buschert > > > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx > >

Bertha BILL, b: 14 FEB 1892, Olney, Richland County, Illinois ~ d: 01 FEB 1978, Parkersburg, Richland County, Illinois ~ Youngest child of Philip BILL, b: 15 DEC 1836, Germany and Julia Anne HEISOR. Bertha married after 1920, [as his second spouse] to Jacob Brumfield 'Jake' BOONE, b: 16 JUL 1879, Polk County, OREGON ~ d: 23 NOV 1955, cerebral hemorage, Olney, Richland County, Illinois. Interred: Maysville Cemetery, Clay City, Illinois. Son of Reuben Thomas Boone, b: 21 FEB 1851, Westport, Decatur County, Indiana, and Jane WILLIAMS, b: 12 JUL 1848, Wayne County, Illinois. Reuben Thomas BOONE ~ Son of Thomas BOONE, b: 06 JUN 1826, Butler County, Ohio, and Frances THOMAS, b: 24 MAY 1824, Rockbridge County, Virginia. Thomas, the son of Brumfield BOONE, b: 06 NOV 1791, the Block House, Bryant's Station, Kentucky, and Maria 'Mary' WOOD, b: 11 FEB 1791, Nyack, New York, daughter of Ebenezer WOOD and Charity MEIERS. Brumfield, the son of Thomas BOONE, b: 21 AUG 1759, Reading, Berks County, Pennsylvania, and Susannah BRUMFIELD, b: 12 APR 1759, same. Thomas, the son of Joseph BOONE, JR, b: 30 APR 1738, Reading, and Elizabeth WARREN. Joseph, the son of Joseph BOONE, SR., b: 05 APR 1704, and Catherine UNKNOWN, Religion: Quaker. NOTE: Jacob B. BOONE, with his brothers, Daniel, Charles, and Thomas BOONE moved to New Mexico to homestead about 1900. In August 1910, Jacob filed a homestead application in New Mexico for 130.33 acres at $1.25 per acre. Jacob B. BOONE had married (1) 24 AUG 1904, Olney, Richland County, Illinois, to Ida Ellen MOSELEY, b: 19 SEP 1882, Clay County, Illinois ~ d: 29 JUN 1920 Lawrenceville, Lawrence County, Illinois

I was out previewing an auction and happened upon a book about William Jennings Bryan titled "The First Battle," copyright 1896. I leafed through it and noticed that he descended from a William Bryan of Cullpepper County, Virginia. Does anyone know if he is related to the Bryan family that married into the Boones? Sue Lewallen

On the Benton Co OR website there is mention of a Mrs Delia May being a sister to George Boone a nephew of Daniel Boone. The Pleasant Valley Cemetery inventory is also online and here's the burial listing for Mrs May and her husband - MAY, Della (Delia) M., - 26 Jun 1807~ 23 [28] Feb 1901, - Wife of J. B. May, - 45 - 2 Row 09 MAY, J. B., - - 4 Apr 1892, Aged 82 Y, 7 M, 16 D 45 - 1 Row 09 The numbers 45 - 2 and 45 - 1 indicate plot 45 and graves 1 and 2. Even though the plots will hold 8 graves, it appears that only 2 graves were used. It also appears that from this information on the May's that we are looking for a different nephew of Daniel, possibly a gr- or gr-gr-nephew in relationship. I found a Delilah Boone but her father Henry was born in 1802 and thus cannot be the same as Della/Delia May who was born in 1807. Debbi Geer __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? All your favorites on one personal page � Try My Yahoo! http://my.yahoo.com

If it helps anyone, according to Joseph Boone Scholl's daughter Adaline who was interviewed, she said that her parents (mother Sarah E Floyd) were married in either MO or IA and then moved to OR in 1853. Possibly this is when other Boone families moved there as well or left in subsequent years after receiving word about the land and jobs out there. Debbi __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Meet the all-new My Yahoo! - Try it today! http://my.yahoo.com

Daniel The only George Boone I have in my files (and I know it's not a complete file) that is listed as being a nephew of Daniel, is Edward's son George. According to the Benton Co OR site the land that was mentioned identified the original owner as "George Boone a nephew of Daniel". If anyone knows of another nephew with the name George then I'd be interested in knowing about him. Debbi __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Find what you need with new enhanced search. http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250

I live here in Oregon and the George L.Boone that had the DLC on the Yaquina was George Luther Boone ggrandson of Daniel Boone, He also was the brother of my ggrandmother, Chloe Boone Curry. Their father was Alphonso Boone who brought his family out on the Oregon Trail in 1846 except for George Luther who was off fighting the Mexican War and followed them out to Oregon in 1848. He and his wife, Mourning Ann Young, are buried in Pioneer Cemetery in Jacksonville, Or. Alphonso Boone married his second cousin, Nancy Linville Boone, whose grandfather was George Boone, Daniel Boone's brother. Nancy's brother was John Daniel Boon(e) came out in 1845. Her sister was Delia Boone May. Delia did live in Benton County, Or. and is buried there. There were three separate Boone families living out here in early Oregon. One has to be very careful of WPA records as they are recollections of elderly people that might not be accurate. Any other questions I'd be glad to snswer. Arlene Curry Buschert

Being a descendant of Hannah Boone (sister of Daniel) and Richard Pennington, I will respond to your question, that YES, there are some KIRBY family members who descend from this lineage. Not sure about the exact lineage, but there are several generations down the line. However, they are very active participants in the Pennington Research Association (PRA), Dr. Vernon and Mary Kirby live in Wise Co., TX. I encourage them to become members of the Boone Society, Inc. also - _www.boonesociety.org_ (http://www.boonesociety.org) J. Nell Truitt - Valrico, FL In a message dated 1/7/2005 10:30:28 PM Eastern Standard Time, buckeye@thegrid.net writes: The Kirby connection also claims connection to Daniel through Hannah, his sister rather than his niece. I've seen some info that seems to confirm that the Hannah Boone Kirby was d/o Jonathan, but have not proofed it myself. If you want proof, you might want to follow the leads, or ask the descendents of Hannah Boone Stewart Pennington if there are Kirbys. Just a Note from . . . . . . Nell

Hello, I'm always interested in the Boones because of the uncanny way their lives intertwined with my own ancestors in Berks Co. PA and the Ohio River Valley, although I'm not aware of a blood connection. Because they also connect with so many other people in this way, in my mind, the Boones are an archetype of the early American family. Regarding Berks Co. PA: PA Archives Series 3 Vol xviii pg 310 shows Isaac BOONE owned an Amity Twp. sawmill on which he paid the hefty tax of 54 pounds. Would anyone have details on Isaac's homestead/business? Was he the son of Hugh Boone? Nearby was my ancestor George BEETEM, a sawyer in 1784 but previously a miller. He owned no land and paid only 1 pound 10 shillings in tax. I wonder if he worked at Isaac's sawmill, or was Isaac's tenant. His son, Samuel Beetem, married Anna Maria Dorothea MARQUART of Amity, whose brother, Philip Marquart married Elizabeth LEFFEL/LOFTER, sister of Eve who married Benjamin Boone of Exeter. Other Marquart/Markwards were associated with the POTTS, TAYLOR, and VANLEAR (who married WAYNE) families in the area. If anyone's interested in these collateral families, I'm happy to share. I have a fair amount of detail - as well as lots of loose ends! Laura

This Benton County, OR info (see below) from Debbi Geer is very interesting to me. In 1869, my gg grandfather Theodore Warner Boone married Martha Alice Thompson, daughter of pioneer Enoch Thompson in neighboring Linn County. They married in Martha's new home town, Brownsville, OR. I am still looking for information on Theodore's immigration west. It is a given that he would have traveled with family members... they all did. Also interesting is mention of the May family. My grandmother Martha Alice Thompson Boone was misidentified as Martha May by Spraker and even in some information from the Canyon County, ID, area where she and Theodore were settled by 1870...I'm sure these names and events are connected...but how? Geraldine Daniel Boone & Rebecca Bryan > Daniel Morgan Boone & Sarah Griffin Lewis> Daniel Boone III 3/27/1809-2/22/1880 & Mary Constance Philibert 9/28/1814-7/13/1904> Theodore Warner Boone 10/11/1844-11/2/1917     & Martha Alice Thompson 11/18/1849-11/17/1942> Minnie Boone 12/18/1882-5/19/1960     & Guy Earl Ingersoll 4/28/1893-2/18/1957> Willard B. Ingersoll 9/17/1919-4/6/1980>Geraldine Ingersoll From: Debbi Geer <dgirth@yahoo.com> I was trying to locate something on the web which would help identify who the mysterious Hannah Boone Wells is.  Note that this is the one that some of her descendants in SE MO say was the daughter of Jonathan and Mary Carter Boone. I accidentally came across a transcript of some interviews done as part of the WPA records for Benton Co OR.  Here is the paragraph from the interview with Robert Gellatly that refers to some of Edward Boone's descendants who appear to have went and settled in Benton Co OR: "In 1870 my parents came to Oregon and bought this farm from James BONDS. The farm originally was the George BOONE donation land claim. This George L. BOONE was a nephew of Daniel BOONE, the famous Indian fighter in Kentucky, His sister, Mrs. Delia MAY, also lived in Pleasant Valley then and used to tell us children stories of the famous hunter and scout. George BOONE and the MAY family moved to the Yaquina country, and at her death Mrs. MAY was brought back to Pleasant Valley Cemetery for burial." I figured out that this George Boone is Edward's son. Also found in Benton Co OR are other Boone family members but the exact relationship is not given.  The interview that mentions these other family members was given by Adaline Scholl Larkin daughter of Joseph Boone Scholl and his wife Sarah E Floyd. Now Benton Co OR is where some of the descendants of Hannah Boone Wells landed.  Evidently somewhere in the county records, there is mention that a Hannah Boone married a William Wells and that they had a daughter Martha (Patsy) who married Reuben Pickett Owen.  One of Martha's granddaughters, Mrs Margaret (nee Owen) Bayne also gave an interview.  She didn't mention the Boone connection, but the Benton Co OR has a submission to Rootsweb giving the various family lines of the early pioneers.  It is in this listing that the Wells-Boone marriage is given... Debbi Geer

Laura, Who doesn't have loose ends. My Boone line went to Kentucky and Ohio. Joy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Laura Shields" <shields.laura@comcast.net> To: <BOONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2005 11:07 AM Subject: [BOONE-L] Boone in Amity Twp. Berks Co. PA > Hello, > I'm always interested in the Boones because of the uncanny way their > lives intertwined with my own ancestors in Berks Co. PA and the Ohio River > Valley, although I'm not aware of a blood connection. Because they also > connect with so many other people in this way, in my mind, the Boones are > an archetype of the early American family. > > Regarding Berks Co. PA: > PA Archives Series 3 Vol xviii pg 310 shows Isaac BOONE owned an Amity > Twp. sawmill on which he paid the hefty tax of 54 pounds. Would anyone > have details on Isaac's homestead/business? Was he the son of Hugh Boone? > > Nearby was my ancestor George BEETEM, a sawyer in 1784 but previously a > miller. He owned no land and paid only 1 pound 10 shillings in tax. I > wonder if he worked at Isaac's sawmill, or was Isaac's tenant. > His son, Samuel Beetem, married Anna Maria Dorothea MARQUART of Amity, > whose brother, Philip Marquart married Elizabeth LEFFEL/LOFTER, sister of > Eve who married Benjamin Boone of Exeter. Other Marquart/Markwards were > associated with the POTTS, TAYLOR, and VANLEAR (who married WAYNE) > families in the area. > > If anyone's interested in these collateral families, I'm happy to share. I > have a fair amount of detail - as well as lots of loose ends! > > Laura > > > > > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

Pauli, I have now seen yet another birth date for this particular Joseph Boone. All on March 30th but in 1751, 1767 and now 1756, Do you have any other particulars, such as death date and possible marriages and children? Thanks, Daniel Paxton on 1/7/05 11:08 PM, Pauli Smith at pauli1028@msn.com wrote: > Daniel, > > The only Joseph, son of Joseph Jr and Elizabeth Warin/Warren that I have, > was born on 30 Mar 1756. My information comes from: > > Archives S.L.C. > "Notable Southern Families" Armstrong > "First Families" Vol.5 pg 387, 722, 749, by Vircus > "The Boone Family" Spraker > "The Kentucky Genealogist" July, Sept. 1967 Vol 9 No. 3, pg 104-106. > "Boone Family Research Association, 'Boone Pioneer Echos' > Exeter Monthly Meeting Records. Minutes of Exeter Monthly Meeting, > 1737-1765, pages 109, 110, 114, plus Minutes of Exeter Monthly Meeting of > Women Friends, 1737-1789, pages 69, 70. > > In all of my 30+ years of research on this line, I have never seen any > mention of Joseph and Elizabeth having two sons named Joseph. > > Sorry, > Pauli Driver Smith - 5th great granddaughter of Joseph & Elizabeth Warin > Boone. > > > Subject: [BOONE-L] Joseph, son of Joseph Boone and Elizabeth Warren > > >> Is it possible that Joseph Boone (1730-1776) and Elizabeth Warren had TWO >> sons named Joseph? The first son named Joseph would have been born 30 Mar >> 1751 and would have died sometime before the second son named Joseph was >> born on 30 Mar 1767. It's just a thought. Anyone have any info which >> would >> confirm or deny this assertion? >> >> Take care, >> >> Daniel Paxton >> >> >> ============================== >> Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the >> last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: >> http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx<http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ash x>> > >> >> > > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

Debbi, Are you saying that George Boone, son of of Edward "Neddie" Boone is "George L. Boone"? At least, that's what I think I'm reading. If this isn't what you are saying then which Edward are you referring to as George L. Boone's father? I don't find it plausible that George L. Boone was the son of Edward "Neddie" Boone. George on lived on Stoner Creek, KY where he died in 1841. Take care, Daniel Paxton (on 1/8/05 6:16 AM, Debbi Geer at dgirth@yahoo.com wrote: > I was trying to locate something on the web which > would help identify who the mysterious Hannah Boone > Wells is. Note that this is the one that some of her > descendants in SE MO say was the daughter of Jonathan > and Mary Carter Boone. > > I accidentally came across a transcript of some > interviews done as part of the WPA records for Benton > Co OR. Here is the paragraph from the interview with > Robert Gellatly that refers to some of Edward Boone's > descendants who appear to have went and settled in > Benton Co OR: > > "In 1870 my parents came to Oregon and bought this > farm from James BONDS. The farm originally was the > George BOONE donation land claim. This George L. BOONE > was a nephew of Daniel BOONE, the famous Indian > fighter in Kentucky, His sister, Mrs. Delia MAY, also > lived in Pleasant Valley then and used to tell us > children stories of the famous hunter and scout. > George BOONE and the MAY family moved to the Yaquina > country, and at her death Mrs. MAY was brought back to > Pleasant Valley Cemetery for burial." > > > I figured out that this George Boone is Edward's son. > Also found in Benton Co OR are other Boone family > members but the exact relationship is not given. The > interview that mentions these other family members was > given by Adaline Scholl Larkin daughter of Joseph > Boone Scholl and his wife Sarah E Floyd. > > Now Benton Co OR is where some of the descendants of > Hannah Boone Wells landed. Evidently somewhere in the > county records, there is mention that a Hannah Boone > married a William Wells and that they had a daughter > Martha (Patsy) who married Reuben Pickett Owen. One > of Martha's granddaughters, Mrs Margaret (nee Owen) > Bayne also gave an interview. She didn't mention the > Boone connection, but the Benton Co OR has a > submission to Rootsweb giving the various family lines > of the early pioneers. It is in this listing that the > Wells-Boone marriage is given. > > Now I am wondering how many Hannah Boone's there are > in the family. I know I don't have all the names of > some of the various families and I might be missing > one. But if someone happens to have all the names of > the children of the sons (except Daniel) of Squire > Boone Sr I would appreciate it. By elimination I hope > to resolve this issue regardless of the outcome. > > I want to thank all who have responded through this > mail list and those who have responded privately in > answering my questions. The members on this list are > the best that I have come upon in helping others along > the way. > > > Debbi Geer > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > >

Hello list, I have enjoyed all the activity on this list in the last week, of deeply researched Boone lines. I have not spent much time on my grandfather's Boon/Boone line, he is from Jackson, Northampton County, North Carolina. Here goes: John Boon 1766 - 1826 NC +Honour Jackson NC Sterling Boon 1814 - 1895 NC +Catherine Capell 1814 - 1895 NC William Henry Boone (notice added "E" to Boon) 1852 - 1924 NC +Roxa Anna 1866 - 1910 NC William Early Boone 8 March, 1892 - 8 Jan, 1960NC +Ruby Vinson 1900 - 1976 NC Willliam Early is my grandfather, Michael W. Huffman. Surnames: Boon/Boone-Capell-Futrell-Huffman-Jackson-Vinson...

My records show that George Luther Boone b. 1826 (married to Mourning Ann Young) who died 1910 in Oregon, was the son of Alphonso and Nancy Linville Boone. Thanks, Dell ----- Original Message ----- From: "Daniel Paxton" <paxton@oberlin.net> To: <BOONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2005 10:44 AM Subject: Re: [BOONE-L] Edward Boone (son of Squire Sr) and his family > Debbi, > > Are you saying that George Boone, son of of Edward "Neddie" Boone is > "George > L. Boone"? At least, that's what I think I'm reading. If this isn't what > you > are saying then which Edward are you referring to as George L. Boone's > father? I don't find it plausible that George L. Boone was the son of > Edward "Neddie" Boone. George on lived on Stoner Creek, KY where he died > in > 1841. > > Take care, > > Daniel Paxton > > (on 1/8/05 6:16 AM, Debbi Geer at dgirth@yahoo.com wrote: > >> I was trying to locate something on the web which >> would help identify who the mysterious Hannah Boone >> Wells is. Note that this is the one that some of her >> descendants in SE MO say was the daughter of Jonathan >> and Mary Carter Boone. >> >> I accidentally came across a transcript of some >> interviews done as part of the WPA records for Benton >> Co OR. Here is the paragraph from the interview with >> Robert Gellatly that refers to some of Edward Boone's >> descendants who appear to have went and settled in >> Benton Co OR: >> >> "In 1870 my parents came to Oregon and bought this >> farm from James BONDS. The farm originally was the >> George BOONE donation land claim. This George L. BOONE >> was a nephew of Daniel BOONE, the famous Indian >> fighter in Kentucky, His sister, Mrs. Delia MAY, also >> lived in Pleasant Valley then and used to tell us >> children stories of the famous hunter and scout. >> George BOONE and the MAY family moved to the Yaquina >> country, and at her death Mrs. MAY was brought back to >> Pleasant Valley Cemetery for burial." >> >> >> I figured out that this George Boone is Edward's son. >> Also found in Benton Co OR are other Boone family >> members but the exact relationship is not given. The >> interview that mentions these other family members was >> given by Adaline Scholl Larkin daughter of Joseph >> Boone Scholl and his wife Sarah E Floyd. >> >> Now Benton Co OR is where some of the descendants of >> Hannah Boone Wells landed. Evidently somewhere in the >> county records, there is mention that a Hannah Boone >> married a William Wells and that they had a daughter >> Martha (Patsy) who married Reuben Pickett Owen. One >> of Martha's granddaughters, Mrs Margaret (nee Owen) >> Bayne also gave an interview. She didn't mention the >> Boone connection, but the Benton Co OR has a >> submission to Rootsweb giving the various family lines >> of the early pioneers. It is in this listing that the >> Wells-Boone marriage is given. >> >> Now I am wondering how many Hannah Boone's there are >> in the family. I know I don't have all the names of >> some of the various families and I might be missing >> one. But if someone happens to have all the names of >> the children of the sons (except Daniel) of Squire >> Boone Sr I would appreciate it. By elimination I hope >> to resolve this issue regardless of the outcome. >> >> I want to thank all who have responded through this >> mail list and those who have responded privately in >> answering my questions. The members on this list are >> the best that I have come upon in helping others along >> the way. >> >> >> Debbi Geer >> >> >> >> __________________________________________________ >> Do You Yahoo!? >> Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around >> http://mail.yahoo.com >> >> >> ============================== >> Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the >> areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. >> Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >> >> > > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > > >

Hi all, Found this obituary using http://www.genealogybuff.com You can use http://www.genealogybuff.com/data.htm#Boone to find more BOONE data Kenneth Boone YORK - Mr. Kenneth Wayne Boone, 36, of 1057 Perla Road died Saturday, Feb. 20, 1999, at Piedmont Medical Center in Rock Hill. The funeral will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Faith Assembly of God Church, with the Rev. Merv Horst officiating. Burial will be at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Catawba Ward. Mr. Boone was a member of Faith Assembly of God Church in Rock Hill. He was an insulator with Installation Services. He was an avid fisherman and hunter, who loved to deer hunt. Surviving are his wife, Cindi Brown Boone of the home; his son, Joshua W. Boone of the home; his daughter, Brandy L. Boone of the home; two brothers, Jeff Boone of Lancaster and Derek Boone of Catawba; his father, Paul J. Boone of Catawba and his mother, Shirley Brock Boone of Fort Mill; and his grandmother, Annie Brock of Fort Mill. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. today at the home. Greene Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Hope this helps. Bill GenealogyBuff.com

I was trying to locate something on the web which would help identify who the mysterious Hannah Boone Wells is. Note that this is the one that some of her descendants in SE MO say was the daughter of Jonathan and Mary Carter Boone. I accidentally came across a transcript of some interviews done as part of the WPA records for Benton Co OR. Here is the paragraph from the interview with Robert Gellatly that refers to some of Edward Boone's descendants who appear to have went and settled in Benton Co OR: "In 1870 my parents came to Oregon and bought this farm from James BONDS. The farm originally was the George BOONE donation land claim. This George L. BOONE was a nephew of Daniel BOONE, the famous Indian fighter in Kentucky, His sister, Mrs. Delia MAY, also lived in Pleasant Valley then and used to tell us children stories of the famous hunter and scout. George BOONE and the MAY family moved to the Yaquina country, and at her death Mrs. MAY was brought back to Pleasant Valley Cemetery for burial." I figured out that this George Boone is Edward's son. Also found in Benton Co OR are other Boone family members but the exact relationship is not given. The interview that mentions these other family members was given by Adaline Scholl Larkin daughter of Joseph Boone Scholl and his wife Sarah E Floyd. Now Benton Co OR is where some of the descendants of Hannah Boone Wells landed. Evidently somewhere in the county records, there is mention that a Hannah Boone married a William Wells and that they had a daughter Martha (Patsy) who married Reuben Pickett Owen. One of Martha's granddaughters, Mrs Margaret (nee Owen) Bayne also gave an interview. She didn't mention the Boone connection, but the Benton Co OR has a submission to Rootsweb giving the various family lines of the early pioneers. It is in this listing that the Wells-Boone marriage is given. Now I am wondering how many Hannah Boone's there are in the family. I know I don't have all the names of some of the various families and I might be missing one. But if someone happens to have all the names of the children of the sons (except Daniel) of Squire Boone Sr I would appreciate it. By elimination I hope to resolve this issue regardless of the outcome. I want to thank all who have responded through this mail list and those who have responded privately in answering my questions. The members on this list are the best that I have come upon in helping others along the way. Debbi Geer __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

I have these notes for Hannah Boone, daughter of Jonathan Boone: "George Bryan, Draper 22C16 "Nathaniel Morgan had married a daughter of Jonathan Boone.... March 1780, this Morgan had attempted to come on foot, from Bryan's Station to Lexington. His horse had gotten away from him at Lexington, and he had spent a day in hunting him, without success. He then attempted to come on home, to Bryans station on foot, leaving the road to one side, for greater security. .....[describes an apparent Indian ambush].... another snow fell again, before Morgan was found. This would be about the 15th .... Seven or Eight days after our chase, as my uncle Joseph Bryan was out hunting his horses, he came on Morgan. He was buried where he was found, at a big pond, about three miles from Lexington to the right coming from Lexington..... Morgan's widow and an aunt would go out with us when we went to bury Morgan." If someone has access to the Draper MSS, a full accounting of 22C16 may have more information. Thanks, Dell ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathryn Weiss" <buckeye@thegrid.net> To: <BOONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 07, 2005 9:24 PM Subject: [BOONE-L] Hannah Boone, d/o Jonathan > from the archives - as I said, the archives will answer many questions > you may have. I asked this particular question because I found a > reference to Hannah, dau of Jonathan Boone marrying Nathaniel Morgan > [who was k. by indns] & being at Bryans Station in my own research. > > The Kirby connection also claims connection to Daniel through Hannah, > his sister rather than his niece. I've seen some info that seems to > confirm that the Hannah Boone Kirby was d/o Jonathan, but have not > proofed it myself. If you want proof, you might want to follow the > leads, or ask the descendents of Hannah Boone Stewart Pennington if > there are Kirbys. > > I wouldn't want to dispute anyone's DAR proof regarding Hannah, d/o > Jonathan, but reserve the right to hold my own opinions. I am nearly > 100% certain that the Hannah who m. Morgan WAS d/o Jonathan. > > Kathryn > ========= > > CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: 169) > > ================================================================ > Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 21:29:54 EDT > From: <Crowcope@aol.com> > To: BOONE-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <12e.164566d1.2a959892@aol.com> > Subject: [BOONE-L] Nathaniel Morgan & Hannah Boon- marriage > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > > Hi Kathryn and List, in the book on Rowan CO NC marriages 1753-1868 by > Brent H. Holcomb 1986 I find this- > Nathaniel Morgan marr. Hannah Boon 12 Apr 1779 with Alexander Long BM > and > Jno. Kerr Witness. I believe Jno. Kerr is a clerk in that county. > ....... > David C. Cope > > -------------------------------- > End of BOONE-D Digest V02 Issue #169 > ************************************ > > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > > >

Ok, I've seen several orders of Joseph and Elizabeth's children. Can someone who feels they have good documentation to support the proper order of the children check the order I have as follows - Ann b abt 1749 Catherine b 11 Mar 1752 Jacob b 15 Aug 1754 Thomas b 21 Aug 1758 Ovid (Sr) b 20 Jun 1762 Sarah b abt 1764 Joseph Jr b 30 Mar 1767 Hannah b 2 Nov 1769 Abner b abt 1773 Johab b abt 1775 Thanks. Debbi Geer __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Find what you need with new enhanced search. http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250

Daniel, The only Joseph, son of Joseph Jr and Elizabeth Warin/Warren that I have, was born on 30 Mar 1756. My information comes from: Archives S.L.C. "Notable Southern Families" Armstrong "First Families" Vol.5 pg 387, 722, 749, by Vircus "The Boone Family" Spraker "The Kentucky Genealogist" July, Sept. 1967 Vol 9 No. 3, pg 104-106. "Boone Family Research Association, 'Boone Pioneer Echos' Exeter Monthly Meeting Records. Minutes of Exeter Monthly Meeting, 1737-1765, pages 109, 110, 114, plus Minutes of Exeter Monthly Meeting of Women Friends, 1737-1789, pages 69, 70. In all of my 30+ years of research on this line, I have never seen any mention of Joseph and Elizabeth having two sons named Joseph. Sorry, Pauli Driver Smith - 5th great granddaughter of Joseph & Elizabeth Warin Boone. Subject: [BOONE-L] Joseph, son of Joseph Boone and Elizabeth Warren > Is it possible that Joseph Boone (1730-1776) and Elizabeth Warren had TWO > sons named Joseph? The first son named Joseph would have been born 30 Mar > 1751 and would have died sometime before the second son named Joseph was > born on 30 Mar 1767. It's just a thought. Anyone have any info which > would > confirm or deny this assertion? > > Take care, > > Daniel Paxton > > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx<http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx> > >