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About Jesse Boone
A Patriot of the American Revolution for North Carolina. DAR Ancestor # A012107
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Jesse and his brother and two sisters were raised by Daniel Boone and his wife after their father and mother, Israel and Martha died of Tuberculosis. Israel was about 30 when he died.
Children of ISRAEL BOONE and MARTHA ? are:
i. JESSE16 BOONE, b. 1748, York, York County, Pennsylvania; d. Nov 23, 1829, Athens, McMinn County, Tennessee; m. SARAH MCMAHAN, 1775, Rowan County, North Carolina; b. 1750, Rowan County, North Carolina; d. 1829, Athens, McMinn County, Tennessee.
Notes for JESSE BOONE:
There is a bit of tradition that has been, at times, confusing to writers of Boone history, the statement that Jesse Boone was either the grandfather, or father of Judge Ratliff Boone, who was governor of Indiana in 1822. It seems that Ratliff's parents were a Jesse Boone and his wife Kessiah, who emigrated from Georgia to Kentucky when Ratliff was a boy. There is no proof and records to indicate such but one is to believe he is from the Squire Boone line." Descendants of Israel Boone" by Alice H. Boone.....Jesse Boone was a son of Israel Boone, he was mostly raised by Daniel Boone and his wife Daniel had only married two months when Israel died, Mrs. Sarah Henderson (Jesse granddaughter) he lived in Daniel Boone family. He was about five feet and eight to ten inches tall. He first entered land in Burke County, N.C. in 1777 and by 1801 he had entered four tracts. Jesse Boone raised his family of eight children in Burke Co. but after 1810 he moved to the Watauga territory, settling near Coffey's Gap
He was an active member in the church, having been chosen clerk and deacon at different times in the old Yadkin Baptist Church in Burke County. He joined the Church in Watauga, the minutes of this church contain many entry's concerning the Boone's. After several Controversies with the Three Forks Church , Jesse was said to have been excommunicated because of a remark he had made.
Sources: 1.Gregory 2.FTW ■[Family Roots.FTW]<p>DAR Patriot index (1990) Part I, page 305: Jesse: b 1748 NC d a 12-8-1829 TN m Sarah McMahan PS NC[FamilyRoots.ged.FTW]<p>DAR Patriot Index (1990) Part I, page 305: Jesse: b 1748 NC d a 12-8-1829 TN m Sarah McMahan PS NC 2.DAR Patriot index, (1990) p.305-date; "The Nichols Family of North Georgia" by Thelma Bevin, p.110 F.Moran Boone Genealogy--internet 3.DAR Patriot index, (1990) p.305-date & place; "The Nichols Family of North Georgia" by Thelma Bevin, p.110 4.Meb's records; LDS NC Birth/Marriage index p.2532 5. "Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/SYTN-JPW : accessed 25 July 2012), entry for Jesse /Boone/.
NOTE: Israel Morgan Boone 5/20/1726 - 6/26/1756 m. 1747 Martha Ann Farmer 1728 -1756. Israel was a son of Squire Maugridge Boone 1696 -1765 m. Sarah Morgan 1700 - 1777.
Israel Morgan is one of 17 children born to Squire Maugridge Boone and is a brother of Daniel Boone the famous frontiersman.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/8117530/israel-morgan-boone
Jesse Boone's Timeline
1748 |
1748
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1775 |
November 21, 1775
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Rowan County, North Carolina, United States
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1780 |
February 7, 1780
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Burke County, NC, United States
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1782 |
1782
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Burke County, North Carolina, United States
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1785 |
July 26, 1785
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Burke, North Carolina, United States
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1790 |
1790
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Burke County, North Carolina, United States
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1792 |
1792
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Burke County, North Carolina, United States
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1829 |
December 8, 1829
Age 81
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McMinn County, Tennessee, United States
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December 11, 1829
Age 81
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G I Carroll Cemetery, McMinn County, Tennessee, United States
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