MOSES4 WILSON (THOMAS3, J. THOMAS2, JAMES1)1 was born Abt. 1788 in Henry Co., VA, and died Abt. 1851 in Russell Co., KY. He married ANNA STEPHENS1. Notes for MOSES WILSON: MOSES8 WILSON, was born Abt. 1788 in Henry Co., VA, and died Abt. 1851 in Russell Co., Kentucky. Moses Wilson Sr. is mention as one of the original settlers of Boonsborough. As such all descendents of Moses Wilson Sr. are eligible for membership into the Society of Boonsborough, Richmond, KY. According to a history book I once read on early Boonsborough a certain Moses Wilson and his family who lived outside the walls of Ft. Boonsborough were attacked by Indians and subsequently a group of soldiers. Moser served with Captain Holder's Company. Per Charles E. Wilson Book "Descendants and Ancestry of Simeon Everett Wilson" - Published by C B Wilson Publications ------ I found Moses to be the son of Thomas Jr.Not Thomas Sr. based on Charles E. Wilson Research. What do you know about Captain Holder's Company that he mentions? Carlis --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? vote.yahoo.com - Register online to vote today!

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Hi out there, I thought I'd post the Boone family I'm researching. In addition to the descendant chart I'll post, the family can also be found (along with more information) starting here: http://familytree.holifieldweb.net/people.php?person=00289 I am descended from the Boone > Aslin line, Virginia Clementine Boone. Daniel A. Boone1,2 bd. abt 6 Mar 1812, VA2,3 dd. 28 Aug 1901, South River Township, Marion Co, MO4 brd. Andrew Chapel Old Cemetery, near Warren, Marion Co, MO & Sarah Ann Jones1 bd. 29 May 1823, Mercer Co, KY1,2,3,4 dd. 23 Jun 1876, Marion Co, MO1,4 brd. Andrew Chapel Old Cemetery, near Warren, Marion Co, MO m. 18 Jul 1839, Marion County, MO5,6,1 | Susan E. Boone1,7 | bd. abt 1841, Marion Co, MO7,8,2,9 | dd. bef 19109 | & Resin A. Moss | bd. abt 1839, MO3,2,9 | dd. aft 1920 | m. 1 Dec 1863, Marion Co, MO5 | | Mary Lula Moss | | bd. abt 1866, Marion Co, MO3,2 | | Sarah J. Moss | | bd. abt 1869, Marion Co, MO3,2 | | William D. Moss | | bd. abt 1872, Warren Twp, Marion Co, MO2 | | Dr. Ben Moss | | bd. aft 1880 | Sarah A. Boone1 | bd. abt 1846, Marion Co, MO7,8,3,2 | dd. bef 1900 | & J. Thomas O'Connor5,2 | bd. abt 1847, MO2 | dd. aft 1900 | m. 30 Mar 1876, Marion Co, MO5 | | Anna O'Connor | | bd. Feb 1877, MO2,10 | | Frederick A. O'Connor | | bd. 20 Sep 1878, MO2,4 | | dd. 5 Jan 1881, Marion Co, MO4 | | brd. Andrew Chapel Old Cemetery, near Warren, Marion Co, MO | | Ella Mae O'Connor | | bd. 25 May 18814 | | dd. 31 May 18814 | | brd. Andrew Chapel Old Cemetery, near Warren, Marion Co, MO | | Boone O'Connor | | bd. 19 Oct 18844 | | dd. 12 Oct 18854 | | brd. Andrew Chapel Old Cemetery, near Warren, Marion Co, MO | | Newton O'Connor | | bd. 19 Oct 1884 | | dd. 19 Oct 1884 | | brd. Andrew Chapel Old Cemetery, near Warren, Marion Co, MO | Daniel W. Boone2 | bd. Aug 1848, Marion Co, MO7,8,3,10,4 | dd. 1921, Marion Co, MO4 | Cassandra "Cassie" Jane Boone2 | bd. abt 1849, MO7,8,3 | dd. 190411 | & Alfred Ringgold Gibbons12,11 | bd. 6 Aug 1846, Luray, Page Co, VA10,11 | dd. 10 Oct 1932, Shelbina, Shelby Co, MO11 | m. 29 Mar 1883, Marion Co, MO12 | | Sarah Anna Gibbons10 | | bd. Apr 1884, MO10 | | Tommy? Edith Gibbons | | bd. 1885, MO13 | | Susan Leona Gibbons | | bd. 1888 | | Boone A. Gibbons | | bd. 25 Jun 1893, MO11,14,15 | | dd. Feb 1973, KS15 | | & Maud E/C/G? | | bd. abt 1890, MO14 | Louis Jones Boone2 | bd. 2 Nov 1851, MO8,16 | dd. 27 Mar 1937, MO16 | brd. St. Jude Cemetery, Monroe City, Monroe Co, MO16 | & Aldora G. "Dora" Griffith5 | bd. 8 Aug 1869, Marion Co, MO5,2,16 | dd. 29 Jul 1915, MO16 | brd. St. Jude Cemetery, Monroe City, Monroe Co, MO16 | m. 18 Oct 1898, Marion Co, MO5 | | Dorothy Boone | | bd. abt 1901, MO9 | | Louise S. Boone | | bd. abt 1903, MO9,17 | | Frances W. Boone | | bd. abt 1905, MO9,17 | Virginia Clementine Boone2,18 | bd. abt 1853, MO8,17 | dd. aft 193017 | & James Thomas Aslin18,19,20,21 | bd. 1860, TN22,23 | dd. aft 192024 | m. 12 Feb 1888, Castor Township, Stoddard County, MO5 | sd. bef 1891 | | David Jackson Aslin22 | | bd. 30 Nov 1889, Cline's Island, Stoddard County, MO4,22,18 | | dd. 17 Apr 1933, Stoddard County, MO4,18 | | brd. Walker Cemetery, near Bloomfield, Stoddard County, MO18 | | & Harriett Sybil Murphy | | bd. 9 Jun 1894, IL4,24 | | dd. 7 Feb 19454 | | brd. Walker Cemetery, near Bloomfield, Stoddard County, MO | | m. 23 Jan 1908, Bloomfield, Stoddard County, MO5 | Nannie A./H./L. Boone2 | bd. abt 1855, MO8,3 | & James W. Cox12 | m. 2 Jan 1884, Marion Co, MO12 | Lucinda "Lucy" H. Boone2 | bd. Aug 1859, MO8,3,25 | & John L. Hanley/Handley | bd. abt 1859, MO2,26 | dd. aft 192026 | m. abt 1892, MO25,27 | | Carlton Boone Handley | | bd. 30 May 1895, MO2,25,15 | | dd. 18 Feb 1983, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA15 | | & Olive Oklahoma Vermillion28 | | bd. 18 Sep 1891, Canadian, OK28 | | dd. 23 Sep 1950, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA28 | | m. 15 Mar 1936, Yuma, AZ28 | Henry Thomas Boone2 | bd. Jul 1863, MO3,2,10 | & Anna "Annie" E. Smith5 | bd. Jun 1871, MO10,2 | m. 15 Dec 1887, near Ely Station, Marion Co, MO5 | | Bessie Boone | | bd. Jan 1889, MO10 | | Kenton Boone | | bd. Jul 1892, MO10 | | Peter Boone | | bd. Sep 1894, MO10 | | Pansie Boone | | bd. Aug 1897, MO10 1. �Missouri Obituaries (Jan 1875-June 1877): Abstracts of Obituaries Published Weekly in the St. Louis Christian Advocate; Vol III,� Mrs. Howard W. Woodruff, CGRS, Missouri Pioneers; Missouri Miscellany, 1985. 2. �1880 Census,� Marion County, MO, 1880. 3. �1870 Census,� Marion Co, MO, 1870. 4. Tombstone of said individual 5. Marriage Certificate of said county 6. 7408820, 0934207, Film, 87. 7. �1850 Census,� Libterty, Twp, Marion Co, MO, 1850. 8. �1860 Census,� Marion Co, MO, 1860. 9. �1910 Census,� Marion Co, MO, 1910. 10. �1900 Census,� Marion Co, MO, 1900. 11. Mary D. Taffet, July 2003. 12. M515413, 1881-1885, 0980299 V. 6-7, Film, 00. This should have been extracted from the actual marriage books of Marion Co, MO 13. �1930 Census,� Shelbina, Shelby, MO, 1930. 14. �1930 Census,� District 23, Scotts Bluff, Scotts Bluff, NE, 1930. 15. SSDI (Social Security Death Index) 16. 1.20.04, Karen Block, http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=kcblock&id=I1076, �Online Rootsweb user-submitted databse.� 17. �1930 Census,� Marion Co, MO, 1930. 18. �Chiles-Cooper Funeral Home Records - Additional,� Compiled by Bill & Pat Shively Elmore, 9 Dec 1926 to about 1933, Pg 196. [The Record of Death of David Jackson Aslin] 19. �Last Will and Testament of John B. Aslin,� Book D, page 73, 9-22-1912, Stoddard Co, MO. 20. �1870 Census,� Stoddard Co, MO, 1870. 21. �1880 Census,� Stoddard Co, MO, 1880. 22. �1900 Census,� Castor Township, Stoddard County, MO, 1900. 23. �1860 Census,� Gibson Co, TN, 1860. 24. �1920 Census,� Stoddard Co, MO, 1920. 25. �1900 Census,� Maricopa Co, AZ, 1900. 26. �1920 Census,� Oklahoma Twp, Oklahoma Co, OK, 1920. 27. �1910 Census,� Ward 6, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Twp, OK, 1910. 28. Family Group Record on www.familysearch.org Valerie Holifield www.holifieldweb.net www.stegenevieve.net

From a 1883 magazine: RICHARDS; EVANS; BOONE � Referring to the article in No. 1, Vol. VI., of the PENNSYLVANIA MAGAZINE, by Mr. Louis Richards, of Reading, on the "Descendants of Owen Richards," I can add some facts concerning persons who were no doubt of Owen Richards's immediate family. The Friends meeting records at Gwynedd (Montgomery County), and Radnor (now Delaware County), show the marriage of three children of Rowland Richard, of Tredyffrin, Chester County ; and Rowland, no doubt, was the close rela�tive (probably a brother) of Owen, the presumption being sustained in part by Mr. Louis Richards's suggestion that Owen, before moving to Berks County, probably lived in Tredyffrin. The marriages referred to are these: 1722. � At the house of Katharine Richard [Tredyffrin ?], 8th mo. 10th, Cadwalader Evans, son of Evan Pugh [ap Hugh], of Gwynedd, and Sarah Richard, daughter of. Rowland. late of Merion, deceased. [Certificate signed by 42 witnesses.] � Radnor m. in. records. 1726. � At Gwynedd meeting-house, 2d mo. 21st, Samuel Richards, son of Rowland; of Tredyffrin, Chester County, deceased, to Elizabeth Evans, daughter of Owen of Gwynedd. [Among the 54 witnesses were Rowland and John Richard's.] - Gwynedd m. m. records. 1729. - At Gwynedd meeting-house, 3d mo. 2d, Robert Evans. son of Owen, late of Gwynedd, deceased, and Ruth Richard, daughter of Rowland, fate of Tredyffrin, deceased. � Radnor m. m. records. Robert Evans, named in the last record, died at Gwynedd, in September, 1746. His wife, Ruth, survived him, with nine children living, and a tenth expected, as appears from Robert's will. The will appoints Samuel Richards, "my brother-in-law," a trustee, this being the Samuel who had married Elizabeth Evans in 1726. These several Gwynedd marriages show a close connection of the Richards family and the Welsh families at Gwynedd, which is further illustrated when Mr. Louis Richards mentions that the appraisers of William Richards's estate in Oley, Berks County, in 1752, were Ellis Hughs and George Boone. Ellis Hughs, as he surmises, was indeed a Welshman. He was the son of John Hugh, one of the first party of Gwynedd colonists (1698). Ellis married Edward Foulke's daughter, Jane, in 1713, and subsequently removed to Oley, his descendants being numerous in that region at one time. The other appraiser of William Richards's estate, George Boone, was the uncle of Daniel Boone, of Kentucky (as stated by L. R.); and he, too, came from the neighborhood of Gwynedd. At least two marriages of the Boones took place at Gwynedd, and are upon the records of that monthly meeting. One was that of his sister Mary to John Webb, 7th mo. 13th, 1720; and the other of his brother, Squire Boone, to Sarah Morgan, daughter of Edward, 7th mo. 23d, 1720. Among the witnesses at the first marriage were George (the appraiser), Squire, and Benjamin Boone; and at the other, James Boone. Squire Boone was the father of Daniel, the pioneer. He and George then lived in or subsequently removed to Berks County, Daniel having been born either in Bucks County, probably in New Britain Township, or possibly in Philadelphia (now Montgomery) County, at or near Gwynedd. West Chester, Pa. HOWARD M. JENKINS Hope this helps. Bill GenealogyBuff.com http://www.genealogybuff.com

If Pat's still on this list: just in case you're not still on the Rowanroots list, there's a Hagan gentleman looking for you. Kathryn

Hello: I will pay for the 12 marker Y DNA test of a documented direct male descendant of Renelder Walker of MD, NC, TN, and Knox Co., KY and his wife, Mary Wilcoxon. He has descendants in at least KY and MO. If you can document your descent to him, please let me know and I'll order the test kit at no cost to you. Here are his male children: Nathaniel Walker, 1778, NC, 1859, Saline Co., MO; Samuel Wilcoxon Walker, 1782, NC, 1849, Lafayette Co., MO; Jesse Walker, 1783, NC, 1871, Knox and Whitley Co. KY; Elias Walker, 1786, NC, 1850, Davies Co., MO; Joel Hayden Walker, 1788, NC, 1875, Johnson Co., MO; Pleasant Philip Walker, 1796,NC, 1879, Henry Co., MO; ?John B Walker, 1798, NC, ?, Watauga Co., NC? George Wilcoxon Walker, 1800, TN, 1886, Henry Co., MO. Thanks, Steven C. Perkins

Hello: Just wondering if there is any new information from the work being done by the Boone Society on the English origins of the family. Thanks, Steven C. Perkins

We are seeking descendants of a James H. Finch, b. 1853, d. 1861 -- also, Mariah, wife of C. L. Harper, b. 1817, d. 1881. The Boone Society is beginning a project to restore and mark an old cemetery known as the Rockbridge Baptist Church Cemetery in Paris, KY (Bourbon County). Edward Boone, brother of Daniel Boone, was killed by the Indians 1780 and originally buried where he was killed at today's 870 See Road in Paris. Then in 1827 because of flooding caused Edwards bones to become exposed, Rev. Richard Thomas reburied him at the Rockbridge Baptist Church about a mile away (1139 Levy Road). The above two graves (Finch & Harper) are also at the Rockbridge Cemetery. We are interested in locating any descendants of James Finch or Mariah Harper. Rochelle E. Cochran, President The Boone Society, Inc.

I would appreciate assistance from anyone than can help with this line. It is a question of who her parents and grandparents are. I want to make sure that the info I have in my database is correct. Recently I acquired info on this line that maybe flawed. Thanks. Dorthy MACK Keeper of the Database for The Boone Society

Are there any Stoners out there who are descendants of Michael Stoner, good friend of Daniel Boone, and his descendants who married four times, of note, to Boone descendants? What I am wondering -- was the late Rolland Stoner, who was descended from Michael Stoner, the Pioneer, a descendant of the Boones, also? Rolland lived in the Greater Bedford, Indiana area. Ivan D. Lancaster of Trafalgar

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The Nathan Boone Rendezvous is this coming weekend in Ashgrove Missouri (just outside Springfield) All descendents and cousins are invited. They will have reenactments, music and tours of the cabin. If you are interested let me know. We usually have a family lunch at the homestead. I need to know a rough head count. Tim Reese home 405-359-7745 work 405-525-4131 or email me at timreese@cox.net

Dear Sharon There is a story about my Davis Boone that is interesting but maybe why I can't find any links to him. It is said that he changed his name before coming to Texas, because he may have been in trouble with the law. I can't figure out what his real name is or any evidence that he did change it. So any Davis Boone is a long shot. Appreciate any leads that might help. robin Sharon wrote: >There is a Davis H. Boone who was born approx. 1867 who was in Worth >Co., Ga. in 1880. He is on the 1880 Census with his Father Jacob D./or >G? Boon, and mother Sarrah. All born in Georgia and Jacob's parents >were also born in Georgia.....Since age is very close to the date of >your Davis, is it possible there could be a connection? > >-----Original Message----- >From: jerry or robin boone [mailto:cbenter@peoplescom.net] >Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2004 10:37 PM >To: BOONE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [BOONE-L] Boone, Davis > >Have been looking for Davis Boone born in Wayne Cty Mississippi. Was >told that he crossed the river and ran from something but was never told > >what. and have not been able to link him to anyone. > >Davis Boone >March 10, 1868 > > >Robin Boone > > > > > > > >

Hi: If you are fortunate enough that your family saved old negatives, we recently discovered Best Buy had a scanner that works well. We had been looking for a long time for one that would be priced low enough for us. This one was about $175.00 It will scan negatives about 2" wide and smaller. In my case, I had to trim the margins of the negatives, but the results were well worth it. The software is user friendly. I send my scans to My Documents automatically. I then go to Adobe and open the Image file from My Docments and put the name and date on it. This is something a lot of people are failing to do while using digital cameras. (putting on names & dates) You know what that means when a few generations pass on...........no knows who they are. That is really sad! There are some folks in my family that are doing that despite my complaints. At least with old photos, it was easy to write names on them, although some people didn't even do that. So you see all these hundreds of old photos with no name at antique shops. The scanner we are using is an Epson 3170 and gets exceptional quality images whether scanning negatives or photos. You can also scan slides. If you have any questions, fell free to write. Or if you have information that be of help to me, it would be welcomed. Also, I would be glad to send you a sample old photo so you can see the results. Nancy Stine Norman, Oklahoma --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail is new and improved - Check it out!

Sharon if you would please contact me I may have some information that could help. Your server does not accept EMail not on your list. Dorthy MACK ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon" <shamner@mindspring.com> To: <BOONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 12, 2004 10:03 AM Subject: [BOONE-L] Boone/Worth Co., Georgia > Jacob L. Boone 81 years old [b. around 1829] was in the 1910 Census of > Worth County, Ga. [Militia Dist. 1592] with wife Sallie. In the > household was sister-in-law Lizzie Watson who was single. In the > adjacent household was Hugh D. Boone, his son, who was 43 with wife > Rhoda. All born in Georgia. Does anyone know the parents of this Jacob > L. Boone? Sharon > > > > > > >

Jacob L. Boone 81 years old [b. around 1829] was in the 1910 Census of Worth County, Ga. [Militia Dist. 1592] with wife Sallie. In the household was sister-in-law Lizzie Watson who was single. In the adjacent household was Hugh D. Boone, his son, who was 43 with wife Rhoda. All born in Georgia. Does anyone know the parents of this Jacob L. Boone? Sharon

Have been looking for Davis Boone born in Wayne Cty Mississippi. Was told that he crossed the river and ran from something but was never told what. and have not been able to link him to anyone. Davis Boone March 10, 1868 Robin Boone

I have not read either of these. Thought they might interest some. These appeared in THE COMMON READER catalogue. ################################################################## WAGONS WEST THE EPIC STORY OF AMERICA'S OVERLAND TRAILS by Frank McLynn #013925 Paperback 509 pp $16.50 Using diaries and memoirs, Frank McLynn invites us to board the wagon trains with the pioneers who answered the call of "Manisfest Destiny" and trekked west to Oregon or California. Covering the years 1840-1849, McLynn's often touching narrative reveals that for many--the fool-hardy, the vulnerable, the unlucky--the epic westward journey was indeed a "trial of tears." with excellent period photographs. ################################################################## WOMEN'S DIARIES OF THE WESTWARD JOURNEY by Lillian Schlissel # 014173 Paperback 278pp $14.95 Vivid with the flesh and blood of pioneer women, as well as that of their husbands, companions, and families, this excellent book brings a new angle to our vision of the great westward migration of American people in the middle of the 19th century. Lillian Schlissel's valuable historical essay on "Families in Transit" precedes the presentation of several diaries that hold a mirror to the human face of history. ############################################################## A Common Reader 141 Tompkins Avenue Pleasantville, NY 10570-3154 1-800-832-7323 www.commonreader.com

Sat., Sept. 11, 2004 In Memory of our late Cousin, on this, the anniversary of his death. Colonel Canfield D. Boone Victim of Sept. 11 attacks Boone, 53, was in his office on the second floor of the Pentagon's E-ring, "right exactly where the plane hit".

My nephew in Iraq sent me some pictures of the memorial located at Manila American Cemetery - Ft. Bonifacio, Republic of the Phillipines, taken by his secretary on her R&R. If anyone can help in identifying the families of the follwing names on that memorial, please let me know so I can get these pictures to their family members. Boone, Albert E.....Gunners Mate 3rd Class USNR ........California Boone, Charles R....Chief Mtr Machinists Mate, USN......N.C. Boone, David A., Jr..Gunners Mate 3rd ClassUSN..........Pennsylvania Boone, Evans L.......Seaman 2nd Class............................Georgia Boone, Frank E.......Gunner, USN...................................Virginia Boone, James D. Commander, USN............................Kansas Boone, N(?)esse W..Hospital Apprentice, 1st C, USNR...N.C. Boone, Joseph P......Torpedoman's Mate, 3rd C, UNSR..Kentucky Boone, William A.....Ship's Cook, 2nd Class, USN..........Missouri Thanks, Dell Boone Ariola www.boone-dna.com