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     Daniel Boone was born on Friday, 11 February 1735 Bucks Co., PA; A birth date of 14 July 1732 was recorded by Daniel's uncle James in the family Bible. He married Rebecca Bryan on 14 August 1756. Daniel Boone died on Tuesday, 26 September 1820 Ash Grove, Green Co., MO, at age 85 Excerpt from Lyman Copeland Draper's S series notes, page 280 6S

(Daniel Boone's) body was conveyed to Flander Colloway's at Charitte and there the funeral took place-no military or Masonic honors, of which later fraternity, he was a member, though there were then but very few in that region of country. The Reverand James Craig of the Baptist denomination, son-in law of Major Nathan Boone, delivered the funeral discourse-a very large funeral atendance; and the remains were buried beside those of his wife, a mile below Charette Creek and on the elevated second bank of the Missouri, a mile from the river.² He was buried in MO Reinterred, Frankford, KY, 20 Aug., 1845.

     George Boone V was born on Friday, 2 January 1739.

     Squire Boone Jr. was born on Monday, 5 October 1744. He died on 1815. He was buried on 15 August 1815 in Squire Boone Caverns, Mauckport, Harrison County, IN.

     Edward Boone was born on Saturday, 19 November 1740.

     Sarah Boone was born on Wednesday, 7 June 1724.

     Elizabeth Boone was born on Tuesday, 5 February 1732.

     Mary Boone was born on Saturday, 3 November 1736.

     Hannah Boone was born on Saturday, 6 August 1746.

     Sarah Morgan was born on 1700 Welch Colony, Gwynedd, Berks Co., PA. She married Squire Boone, son of George Boone III and Mary Maugridge, on 23 September 1720 at Berks Co., PA.¹ Sarah Morgan died on 1777. She was buried in Joppa Cemetery, Mocksville, NC.

     Rebecca Bryan was born circa 1737. She married Daniel Boone, son of Squire Boone and Sarah Morgan, on 14 August 1756. Rebecca Bryan died in March 1813 MO Died at age 76. She was buried in MO Reinterred, Frankford, KY, 20 Aug., 1845.

     James Boone was born on Tuesday, 3 May 1757. He died on Sunday, 10 October 1773 Clinch Mountain, VA, at age 16 Killed by Indians at age 16-5-7, while traveling to KY with family.

     Israel Boone was born on Thursday, 25 January 1759. He died on Monday, 19 August 1782 at age 23 Killed at the battle of Blue Licks protecting his father's retreat.

     Jesse Bryan Boone was born on Sunday, 23 May 1773. He married Chloe Van Bibber, daughter of James Van Bibber and Samoa (?), circa 1793 at Kanawha (now West Virginia) Co, VA. Jesse Bryan Boone died on Friday, 22 December 1820 St. Louis, MO, at age 47.

     Daniel Morgan Boone served in the Daniel was Colonel of the militia in Indian War. He was born on Saturday, 23 December 1769. He died on Saturday, 13 July 1839 Jackson Co., MO, at age 69 at age 72.

     Nathan Boone was born on Friday, 2 March 1781 Boone's Station (now Cross Plains), Fayette Co., KY. He married Olive Van Bebber, daughter of Peter Van Bebber Jr and Margery (Mager, Major) Bounds, on 26 September 1799 at Little Sandy, KY.⁴ Nathan Boone began military service in 1812 2nd Missouri Dragoons; Capt., Major (Commissioned, Major, in the War of 1812), & Lt. Col. He died on Thursday, 16 October 1856 Ash Grove, Green Co., MO, at age 75.⁵ He was buried in Family graveyard, Ash Grove, Green Co., MO.

     Susanna Boone died KY at age 40. Susanna lived in St. Charles Co., MO. She married William Hayes. Susanna Boone was born on Sunday, 2 November 1760.

     Jemima Boone married Flanders Callaway. Jemima Boone was born on Monday, 4 October 1762. She died on 1829 KY at age 67.

     Lavina Boone died KY at age 36. She married Joseph Scholl. Lavina Boone was born on Sunday, 23 March 1766.

      Rebecca lived in KY. She died KY. She was born on Thursday, 26 May 1768.

     Michael had worked cleaning up the Valdez oil spill. Michael Ray Stuart was born on Thursday, 15 December 1966 in Anchorage, AK. He died on Friday, 31 July 1992 AK at age 25.

     Edward Cavins was probably born in NJ. There is an Indenture in Loudoun Co., VA, on 24 August 1772 where Edward Cavins purchased 285 acres from Harman Cox. He married Margaret Craig, daughter of James Craig and Jane Wetherow, at (probably) VA. James Craig witnessed the deed when Margaret and her husband purchased land in 1782 by the following deed:
This Indenture made the 3rd day of August in the year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and Eighty two Between Edward Cavins and Margt, his Wife of County of Loudoun and State of Virginia of one part and Reuben Triplett of the County and State aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of Two hundred and Eighty five pounds current money of Virginia to the said Edward Cavins in hand paid by said Reuben Triplett at or before the sealing and delivery of these presents the said Edward Cavins and Margaret his Wife doth bargain sell and confirm unto said Reuben Triplett and his heirs a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in County of Loudoun and State aforesaid (it being the tract of land purchased by the said Edward Cavins of Harmon Cox as by his Deed to the said Cavins reference being thereunto had will more fully appear bearing date the twenty fourth day of August One thousand seven hundred and Seventy two) and bounded Beginning at a marked Oak marked J J thence South 55 d. West 237 poles to a line supposed to be Peyton Buckner's thence No. 55 d. West 132 poles, thence West 122 poles to a white Oak marked H. P. J. P. J. J. Corner of Wm Owsley and Thomas Williams, thence No. 34 West 82 poles to two small white Oaks growing from one root in the line of James Young and corner of William Owsley, thence with Young's line No. 84 East 342 poles to four Sycamores, thence binding with Jackson's line So. 45 d East 46 poles: thence So. 67 East 20 poles, thence So. 80 East 95 poles to a Poplar and Birch Corner to the said Jackson, thence So. 43 Wt. 20 poles to the beginning; containing Two hundred and Eighty five acres And all houses orchards profits and appurtenances to said premises hereby granted belonging and all Deeds evidences and writings touching the same. To have and to hold the lands hereby conveyed with every of their appurtenances to the said Reuben Triplett his heirs free and clear of all Incumbrances whatsoever (the Quit rents hereafter to grow due and payable to the Lord Proprietor his heirs and Successors only excepted and foreprized) and Edward Cavins and his heirs shall warrant and forever defend by these presents In Witness whereof the said Edward Cavins and Margaret his Wife have hereunto set their hands and Seals the day and year first above written.²      Edward signed a petition in 1789 at KY addressed to the General Assembly of Virginia requesting that Lexington in Fayette County and Baird's Town in Nelson County be assigned as places for the sitting of the Supreme Court so local residents will not have to travel so far.³ On 14 Nov 1789, Robert Craig, Aron Redmon, and Edward Cavins all signed a petition in Lexington, Fayette, Co., KY, requesting a certain lot of land for the purpose of erecting a house for public worship for the Lexington Presbyterian Society. Edward Cavins appeared in the census of 1810 (3 males age 10 thru 15 (William, Ignacious, John), 1 male 45 and over (Edward), 1 female age 10 thru 15 (unknown)) Fayette Co.
     In the publication Kentucky Pioneer Court Records, by McAdams, the will of Edward Cavins, dated 18 March 1814, and proved April 1814, mentions daughters: Sally, Jane, Polly; and sons: Absalom (oldest), William, Ignacious, & John. Executors: Benjamin Conwell and Absalom Craig. Witnesses: James McDowell, Joseph Simpson and Thomas Graham.⁴
     The probate of Edward Cavins was recorded in the July Court, 1814. On May 8, 1815, Benjamin Cromwell was bound as guardian for Ignactious Cavin and John Cavin, orphans of Edward Cavin, deceased. Security was Vincent Cromwell.
He died in 1814 in Fayette Co., KY.¹

     Absalom Cavens was born circa 1788.¹ He married Sally Gorham on 16 August 1809 at Fayette Co., KY.² Absalom Cavens appeared in the census of 1810 (2 males age 16 thru 25 (Absalom and ?), 1 female 16 thru 25 (Sally)) Scott Co., KY. He died on Saturday, 9 August 1823 in Franklin Co., KY.¹

     Anna (Fannie) A. Posey was born on Monday, 25 May 1868 in Muhlenberg Co., KY. She appeared on the census of 16 June 1870 in the household of John F. Posey; 178/180, farmer ,$500/$200. Anna (Fannie) A. Posey appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Elvira Ann Taggart. Anna (Fannie) A. Posey appeared on the census of 19 June 1900 in the household of John D. Clardy; farmer, age 43. Anna (Fannie) A. Posey appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of John D. Clardy. Anna (Fannie) A. Posey appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of John D. Clardy. Anna (Fannie) A. Posey died on Sunday, 25 March 1945 in Muhlenberg Co., KY, at age 76. She was buried in Hazel Creek Church Cemetery, Muhlenberg Co., KY.¹

     Cordelia A. (Delia) Posey was born on December 1862 in Muhlenberg Co., KY. She appeared on the census of 16 June 1870 in the household of John F. Posey; 178/180, farmer ,$500/$200. Cordelia A. (Delia) Posey appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Elvira Ann Taggart. Cordelia A. (Delia) Posey married John D. Clardy, son of Yancie Fleming Clardy and Martha Mohon, on 6 November 1889 at in Muhlenberg Co., KY.¹ Cordelia A. (Delia) Posey appeared on the census of 19 June 1900 in the household of John D. Clardy; farmer, age 43. Cordelia A. (Delia) Posey appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of John D. Clardy. Cordelia A. (Delia) Posey appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of John D. Clardy. Cordelia A. (Delia) Posey died on 1923 in Muhlenberg Co., KY. She was buried in Hazel Creek Church Cemetery, Muhlenberg Co., KY.

     John D. Clardy was born on Saturday, 3 January 1857. He married Cordelia A. (Delia) Posey, daughter of John F. Posey and Elvira Ann Taggart, on 6 November 1889 at in Muhlenberg Co., KY.¹ John D. Clardy appeared in the census of 19 June 1900 (farmer, age 43) Court House District, Muhlenberg Co., KY. He appeared in the census of 1910 Court House District, Muhlenberg Co., KY. He appeared in the census of 1920 in Muhlenberg Co., KY. He died on Saturday, 1 July 1944 in Muhlenberg Co., KY, at age 87. He was buried in Hazel Creek Church Cemetery, Muhlenberg Co., KY.

     James Armstrong served in the. He was born circa 1757 Loudoun Co., VA. He married Ruth Bennett, daughter of John Bennett and Ruth Way, circa 1786 at Middletown, Columbiana Co., OH. James Armstrong married 2nd, Deborah Holmes, daughter of William Holmes Jr. and Mary Coe, on 23 October 1812 in in Columbiana Co., OH. This marriage was certified by Nathan Galbreath, recorded by R. Bealle, Clerk, 15 Jan 1813. Middleton Monthly Meeting, OH records give marriage date as 6 Aug 1812.¹ James Armstrong appeared in the census of 1820 (The 1820 census records males as one 16 to 18, two 16 to 26, and one over 45; females as one under 10, one 16 to 26, and one over 45.) Unity Township, Columbiana Co., OH.

     Andrew Milbourne Jr. was born on Sunday, 2 October 1763 NJ.² He married Sarah Ann Reeder, daughter of William Reeder Sr. and Ann Burgess, circa 1782 at Loudoun Co., VA.² In 1806 Andrew lived Moved from Virginia to Hanover Twp., Columbiana Co., OH. He was HISTORY OF COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OHIO
     Hanover - Early Settlement, Page 156

          In 1802, Wm Winder, afterwards, in 1810, a member of the Society of Friends, moved from Virginia, with his wife and seven children, into Columbiana Co., Ohio, and settled in East Fairfield. Thence, in 1806, he passed over to hanover township, and located upon a tract of land in section 33...... Winder resided there until his death, in 1828.
          Winder had no near neighbors on the south; his nearest was Andrew Milburn, of Virginia who located near where the railroad station at Kensington stands. Milburn was a doctor, shoemaker, carpenter, and farmer, and quite a useful man in the settlement.
          Wm. Rhodes, also of Virginia, was a settler upon section 32, and occupied a farm now the property of Nathan John. Samuel Reeder lived on section 33, near Wm. Winder.....
          The only settlers in his neighborhood, when William Winder located in Hanover, were Stackhouse, Milburn, and Rhodes; the others, named and to be named, came in directly thereafter.
          Joseph Rhodes, a son of William Rhodes, settled in what is Kensington, near the depot. in 1810 at in Columbiana Co., OH. He died on after 1832 in Columbiana Co., OH.²

     Sarah Ann Reeder was born circa 1763 Bucks Co., PA.² She married Andrew Milbourne Jr., son of Andrew Milbourne Sr., circa 1782 at Loudoun Co., VA.² Sarah Ann Reeder died in Columbiana Co., OH.

     James Andrew Smith was born on Tuesday, 23 July 1754 MD or VA.¹ He married Alice Margaret Truax, daughter of John Truax and Margaret Mount, on 28 January 1783 at Shelburne Parish, Loudoun Co., VA.¹ James Andrew Smith died on Monday, 29 January 1838 in Owensville, Gibson Co., IN, at age 83. He was buried in Bethel Cemetery, Gibson Co., IN.

     Alice Margaret Truax was born on 1757 Morris Co., NJ.¹ She married James Andrew Smith on 28 January 1783 at Shelburne Parish, Loudoun Co., VA.¹ Alice Margaret Truax died on after 1843 in Gibson Co., IN.