Person:Jonathan Boone (15)

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Jonathan Boone
d.9 Mar 1837
m. 11 Apr 1793
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Name[1][2] Jonathan Boone
Gender Male
Birth? 30 Aug 1766 Forks Of Yadkin River, N.C.
Marriage 11 Apr 1793 to Catherine Rice
Death? 9 Mar 1837

Jonathan Boone is the nephew of Daniel Boone and the husband of Catheri ne Rice - who is the sister of Nancy Rice, ancestor of Louis Lehmann

SOURCE CITATION: Page. 138 Text: In 1775 or 76 when Squire Boone's family moved to Fort Boonesborough from NC, Jonathan,then a boy of about nine was brought along. As a small boy, he was present at the Siege of Boonesborough, and in the spring of 1779, went with the family in their move to the Falls of the Ohio (Louisville ). In that same year he was taken by his fathert to Kaskaskia (illinois) where he was left to learn the French language. Here he remained four years. About four years after his return from Kaskaskia, which would be in 1787, he was sent to Berks County, Pa, to stay with relatives and attend school. Here his father's cousin, James Boone, gave him instructions .When he returned home to Kentucky, the next year, he brough with him the "Boone Genealogy" written by James Boone and dated 21 March 1788. After this there is no further record of him until his marriage in 1793 to Mrs. Catherine (Rice) Fullenwider, who was a daughter of Jacob and Anne Rice. Her first husband, Peter Fullenwider died of malaria, leaving her with several children. The marriage of Jonathan and Mrs. Fullenwider took place while his father was away on his trip to St. Simon's Fla., and his visit into Pa. For a while they lived at Rice's Fort,Shelby County, Ky; then moved to Brandenburg Ky from which place they eventually moved to Crawford County, Indiana (possibly to Alton or near there) where he died in 1837. (From: "The Boone Family" p. 138

References
  1. Spraker, Ella Hazel Atterbury. Boone family, The; A genealogical history of the descendants of George and Mary Boone who came to America in 1717;.
  2. Wood, Thomas Fullenwider. Connections: The Wood and Fullenwider Families in America :.