He explored the territory that today is Kentucky, blazed a way from North Carolina
and Tennessee, through the Cumberland Pass into Kentucky, where he founded the village of Boonsborough, one of the first colonial settlements west of the Appalachians.
Daniel Boone decided to explore Kentucky because he had heard of the fertile land and the large amounts of game. In 1769, Boone began a two-year hunting expedition in Kentucky.
Daniel Boone's Full Name Is Daniel James Boone
Here are ten of the children' of Daniel and Rebecca (Bryan) Boone James Boone - 1757 Israel Boone - 1759 Susanna Boone - 1760 Jemima Boone - 1762 Levina Boone - 1756 Rebecca Boone - 1768 Daniel Morgan Boone - 1769 Jesse Bryan - 1773 William Boone - 1775 Nathan Boone - 1780 Here are ten of the children' of Daniel and Rebecca (Bryan) Boone James Boone - 1757 Israel Boone - 1759 Susanna Boone - 1760 Jemima Boone - 1762 Levina Boone - 1756 Rebecca Boone - 1768 Daniel Morgan Boone - 1769 Jesse Bryan - 1773 William Boone - 1775 Nathan Boone - 1780 Here are ten of the children' of Daniel and Rebecca (Bryan) Boone James Boone - 1757 Israel Boone - 1759 Susanna Boone - 1760 Jemima Boone - 1762 Levina Boone - 1756 Rebecca Boone - 1768 Daniel Morgan Boone - 1769 Jesse Bryan - 1773 William Boone - 1775 Nathan Boone - 1780
In North Carolina (He soon moved there as a child)
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Daniel Boone explored Kentucky in 1778.
Boone explored Kentucky.
You mean explore, And here is your answer: Daniel Boone* (1734-1820) - Hunted and explored kentucky.
folk hero app. Mt's. Cumberland in 1769 to 1771
Daniel Boone decided to explore Kentucky because he had heard of the fertile land and the large amounts of game. In 1769, Boone began a two-year hunting expedition in Kentucky.
Daniel Boone pioneered and explored Kentucky.
because he wanted to get away from his wife Hey, that is not correct. He wanted to have glory.
Daniel Boone's Full Name Is Daniel James Boone
By Daniel Boone
He founded Kentucky and helped to build Boonsburo
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Daniel Boone was real.