Clymer Weir Cox Genealogy » John Farmer (NC) Boone (1727-1803)

Persönliche Daten John Farmer (NC) Boone 

• Er wurde geboren am 6. Dezember 1727 in Exeter, Berks Co. Pennsylvania, Verenigde Staten.
• Alternative: Er wurde geboren am 6. Dezember 1720.
• Er ist verstorben Juli 1803 in Hunting Creek, Rowan, North Carolina, Verenigde Staten, er war 75 Jahre alt.
• Ein Kind von BENJAMIN MAUGRIDGE BOONE und ANN WYATT FARMER
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 28. März 2022.

Familie von John Farmer (NC) Boone

Er ist verheiratet mit Rebeccah Strode Bryan.

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Kind(er):

1. Benjamin Bryan Boone  1754-???? 
2. Mary Bryan Boone  
3. Sarah Bryan Boone  
4. Elizabeth Bryan Boone  
5. Catherine Bryan (TN) Boone  1757-1842 

Notizen bei John Farmer (NC) Boone

John Boone
Birth: 1727 Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death: Jul 1803 (aged 75œ76) Rowan County, North Carolina, USA
Burial: John Boone Plantation Cemetery, Mocksville, Davie County, North Carolina, USA
Memorial #: 57361216
Bio: Information from the Boone Society--

John Boone is thought to have been born in Berks County, Pennsylvania, in 1727, the only child of Ann Farmer Boone, first wife of Benjamin Boone. Since approximately nine years elapsed between John Boone's birth and his father's second marriage, it is likely that John lived in the home of his uncle Squire while his father was a widower. John Boone is though to have married before settling in North Carolina, but neither the date nor the place is known. Although there are a number of documents to prove that his wife's first name was Rebecca, no record has been found to indicate anything further about her name or family connections. On December 21, 1753, John and Rebecca Boone received a grant of 630 acres from the Earl of Granville. This land was on Hunting Creek in the vicinity of what is now Center Church, in Davie County, North Carolina. The cabin which John Boone built was within a few miles of his uncle Squire Boone. Since there is no mention of any owners of adjoining land in their deed, it is assumed that John and Rebecca Boone were among the very earliest settlers on Hunting Creek. On their deed is the notation, "Delivered to Squire Boone."

John Boone was buried on his plantation on Hunting Creek due west of Mocksville, county seat of the present Davie County. The exact date of his death is not known, but on August 3, 1803, letters of administration were issued to Benjamin Boone and John Boone (Jr.) for the estate of John Boone, deceased. He probably died in July, 1803, possibly earlier. It was November 12, of that year, when his son-in-law Mark Whitaker, in Fayette County, Kentucky, executed power of attorney to Benjamin Boone to look after his interests in the settlement of the estate of John Boone, deceased. Rebecca Boone, widow of John Boone, made a will on August 26, 1815. As her will was probated August 23, 1822 (Rowan County Will Book H, p. 169), she probably died in July or August, 1822. It is assumed that she was buried by John Boone's side.
Family Members
Parents
Benjamin Boone 1706-1762
Anna Farmer Boone 1701-1727
Spouse
Rebecca Boone 1735-1822
Half Siblings
Mary Anna Boone Huling 1739-1822
Benjamin Boone 1741-1824
Samuel Boone 1746-1811
Dinah Boone Tallman 1749-1824
Children
Benjamin Boone 1754-1836
Catherine Boone Whitaker 1760-1845
Rebecca Louise Boone Frost 1765-1816
Hannah Boone Penry 1779-1857
Elizabeth Boone Little 1786-1827
Created by: Cindy Cornwell McCachern (46810811)
Added: 19 Aug 2010
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/57361216/john-boone
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/57361216/john-boone : accessed 28 March 2022), memorial page for John Boone (1727œJul 1803), Find a Grave Memorial ID 57361216, citing John Boone Plantation Cemetery, Mocksville, Davie County, North Carolina, USA ; Maintained by Cindy Cornwell McCachern (contributor 46810811) .

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