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Yes, Nathan Boone, youngest son of the famous Daniel Boone married. He is an ancestor of my granddaughter by marriage and the line is well documented. His wife was Olive Van Bibber (1783-1858). They were married September 26, 1799, in Greenbriar County, KY, when Olive was just 16. One on-line source says that when the elder Boones were leaving Kentucky for Missouri, young Nathan began the trip with the family, then went back for his beautiful Olive. They married and set out alone for Missouri, following about a month behind the family. They had 14 children. Nathan and Olive died in Ash Grove, Greene County, Missouri. Yes, Nathan Boone, youngest son of the famous Daniel Boone married. He is an ancestor of my granddaughter by marriage and the line is well documented. His wife was Olive Van Bibber (1783-1858). They were married September 26, 1799, in Greenbriar County, KY, when Olive was just 16. One on-line source says that when the elder Boones were leaving Kentucky for Missouri, young Nathan began the trip with the family, then went back for his beautiful Olive. They married and set out alone for Missouri, following about a month behind the family. They had 14 children. Nathan and Olive died in Ash Grove, Greene County, Missouri.
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Who are some descendants of Nathan Hale?
Nathan Hale (who while serving as a Captain in Knowlton's Ranger's was captured and hanged as a spy on September 22, 1776) did not have any direct descendants...but indeed does have many, many descendants. Among those most notable, was Washington Hunt, who served a term as Governor of New York. He was Nathan's grandnephew. A nephew, Nathan Hale (who had a son he named Nathan Hale, Jr) was a writer who established the 1st daily newspaper in Boston.
Who was the first son of George Washington?
George Washington had one stepson, John Parke Custis (known as "Jacky"), who was Martha's son by Daniel Parke Custis. John died in 1781 in the Revolutonary War, but fathered two children, who were later also raised by George and Martha.
What became of Bess TRuman's grandson Harrison Gates Daniel?
By NICHOLE M. CHRISTIAN - NY Times Published: September 6, 2000 A grandson of President Harry S. Truman died on Monday from injuries he suffered when a cab hit him on Park Avenue in the East 70's over the weekend, his family said. The accident is still under investigation.The victim, William Wallace Daniel, 41, was the son of the novelist Margaret Truman, the only child of President Truman, and Clifton Daniel, the former managing editor of The New York Times, who died in February. The second of four brothers, Mr. Daniel was a psychiatric social worker at the New York State Psychiatric Institute at Columbia University.The police would not discuss the investigation, but his family provided a copy of the police report, which said Mr. Daniel was trying to cross Park Avenue at East 76th Street at 2:40 a.m. Saturday when the yellow cab struck him.
There is a small family cemetery in the town of Morgan NJ. Was this the property of Daniel Morgan of Revolutionary War Times?
The man who Morgan NJ is named after is supposedly buried in the center of that cemetery. I'm not sure if his name is Daniel.. I've lived my whole life in So. Amboy and was told as a child that supposedly he is Captain Morgan (not to be confused with the pirate on the rum bottle, that's a different Capt. Morgan, also real though) and he buried treasure somewhere in NJ. He was from revolutionary times. However, that's just a story don't know how much is true. There is a book at the South Amboy Library in the reference section about The Olde Spye Inn nearby that burned down and it's revolutionary history. I believe that book should have information about "Captain" or Mr. Morgan in it. You can't take it out of the library since it's reference but you can sit and read it there. It's a big book and I've never managed to read much of it since it can't be checked out. As a kid I was told the cemetery is haunted so I never went near it =) It is locked and gated but I wonder if you can read the name on the tomb stone from outside the gate? (With permission of course since I believe the cemetery may sit on private property) Correction: The Morgan Family Cemetery still remains in the hands of the descendants of the Morgan Family. It is a private cemetery and still in use. The Morgan family once owned a plantation which eventually passed out of the family hands. They were at one time the owners of the Olde Spye Inn but that later passed on to the Applegate Family. The cemetery is the last portion of what was originally the Morgan plantation. Major General James Morgan is the most celebrated of those buried here. James Morgan was son of Charles Morgan and the brother of Nicholas, all of whom fought during the Revolutionary War. Major General James Morgan eventually became a representative to the 3rd continental congress. Daniel Morgan is a member of this family but is not buried in the Morgan Family Cemetery. Family lore has it that there was a fall out between father and son and Daniel branched out on his own. Sarah Morgan (later to marry Squire Boone and have a son named Daniel) was also a member of this branch of the Morgan family.
What does the name khyree mean?
in greek khyree means son of or son for
How did Daniel Boone's son Nathan Boone die?
He died after being kidnapped and tortured by the Shawnee tribe.
Did Daniel Boone have a son named Israel?
Yes
where did he died ?
Boone died on September 26, 1820, at his son Nathan Boone's home on Femme Osage Creek, Missouri.
Which son of Daniel Boone had a daughter name harriet louise Boone barnes?
The answer is none. She was Daniel Boone's great grand daughter. Here is a link to a picture of her grave site.
When was Daniel Boone - singer - born?
He died on September 26, 1820 at his son's (Nathan) home in St.Charles County, Missouri. Daniel Boone died of natural causes at the peaceful age of 85. He was a brave man to go on all those explorations! He was one of the greatest pioneers who moved west into Kentucky. He was remembered by a national forest called," Daniel boone's national forest."
What clothing did Daniel Boone wear?
Daniel Boone is most famous for wearing a coon skin cap. His frontiersman's clothing was most likely leather and fur, made from the animals he hunted. As a statesman, he also wore wool and cotton clothing, which was the style for clothing in the 1700's.
What Indians killed Daniel Boone's son James?
I think it was the Cherike or the Shawnie
Daniel Boone's middle name?
He didn't have one, at least not one that is recorded. In some old Virginia records relating to land patents (see VA 3398.0) in Kentucky, Daniel Boone's son is shown as Daniel Morgan Boone, Jr. This may have been only to distinguish the younger son from the elder, but it also may be indicative of Daniel's middle name.
Did Daniel Boone wear a musk rat or fox fur hat?
Daniel Boone, according to his son Nathan, despised fur hats, and especially the coonskin cap, so often erroneously attributed to him. He wore what most early explorers wore, a wide-brim felt, probably beaver, hat, similar to the Quaker hats of Pennsylvania, where he was born.
Peter Boone son of Richard Boone?
Peter Boone is Richard Boone's son with his third wife. Peter was born in 1952 or 1953.
Where is Peter Boone son of Richard Boone?
i saw him in vegas
What did Daniel Boone do in 1775?
Daniel Boone (2 November 1734 - 26 September 1820) brought the first group of settlers to Kentucky in September of 1773. Among the group who were massacred was Daniel Boone's eldest son, James. The settlement was abandoned. Because of a 1775 treaty, land was bought from the Cherokee and a colony was established called Transylvania. Boone was hired to blaze a trail into the area, during which time he marked a path to the Kentucky River where he founded Boonesborough. Settlers were brought into Boonesborough in September of 1775.
