MURDER OF DANIEL BOONE’S BROTHER, EDWARD “NED” BOONE! HISTORY! 

Wow! Boy I’d love to own that.

How would one find out about a library giveaway or something like that?

@@Melissa.Simmons Library bulletin board and local newspapers, sandwich board sign outside building. Before "the pandemic" our library regularly had book sales of donated and retired books twice a year. I got a city directory, sort of combination census, and map of Akron Ohio, from 1920. Found a lot of my in-law's families listed. Just fun! We've driven by some still existing homes.

Richard Boone is related to these people.

I am kin to Daniel Boone through my grandfather Pennington... Where did you get that textbook?

Thank you for your kind words. You & I are cut from the same cloth. We definitely have a passion to keep these stories & events alive. How they happened too, not sugar coated. Our work will never be done preserving this history!

I love this country, too, and I hate that it appears stupid people in the GP are taking over the country through "social" media or networks and music. You are right: history, accurate history, should be kept intact. However, what you call "...on guts, blood and determination..." can easily be translated as rape, murder and racism.

@@markuse3472 - I see no translation of " guts , blood , and determination " into " rape , murder , and racism " in the context of my remarks ,, especially when my words were directed towards the type of Pioneers named and shown in this video ,, the men who went into uncharted areas , which led to the founding of the original settlements that in turn led eventually to an expanded America .. There has been " rape , murder , and racism " in every generation throughout mankinds spread across the world , just as we deal with it today .. And although these crimes no doubt took place in the time of this video ,, in no way can I easily translate the courage of this particular set of men in this historical period as rapists , murderers and racists .. Again , did these crimes happen during this time period ? , yes , no doubt in my mind they did .. Was the great majority of the Daniel Boone types guilty of these crimes ? no , not in my mind .. I was speaking of courage and bravery that's attached to their kind ,, the rape , murder and racism in any generation is done by sick , perverted , psychotic people lacking any morality , they display no courage or bravery in my eyes .. Thanks for the reply Markus , I enjoy the exchange of opinions ..

I am 78 and was NOT taught this true history. I was taught mostly FAKE history, just like FAKE NEWS.

Some of it was taught to us as younger school children { but some wasn't } .. I was lucky enough to have parents that made sure I learned what wasn't taught .. All in all though , we did learn alot of what is shown here .. Maybe back in our day , State educational systems were more independent of eachother and must of had more freedom to teach what was important to them to teach ,, things they believed were vital for us to know .. I do believe that the education offered to me was far better than what are youth receive today ... Thank you for your reply Frances , have a wonderful day ..

You know, we think the same thing. That’s why it is such a passion of ours to tell as many of these stories as we can!

I have never heard this in school & I am 64 years old... they need to teach children History!

@@wadesgirl8271 Where did you all go to school? We were taught all aspects of American history, including Boone. We had to write a little essay on Sam Austin and the Alamo, and we're deep northerners. If I think about it, it may be precisely because we have a lot of early history here too. We still to this day live amongst native first peoples. My great grandmother was a secretary at her local DAR, and her ancestors are members on the role of Mayflower families. At any rate, I think you're not doing educators a favor, or giving them the respect they deserve, by belittling the important job they do. And only those who have stopped learning wax nostalgic for a time before, that is thought of as superior to the present, for instance. I hear people talk that music, and movie making is lousy now, which is not the truth at all. One is never so old as when they begin to stop learning, and pine for some former era, that they believe was superior. Rife with hubris.

You don’t have to be politically correct and say “good and bad” Those days were brutal and rugged.. people killed to defend their lives.. they molded a Country.. No apology necessary

@@pozmarciv That’s exactly right.

Yes ma’am! Thanks for the support! You have some great connections there. More Boone things are on the way soon!

They definitely were tougher than wood pecks lips! Haha

Wow that was well said.thanks 👏

True that, but according to my reading Daniel never thougth much about pure revenge on the natives, like some people. He seemed to kill simply to not be killed.

Daniel Boone was a 5th great double uncle of mine ,I'm related through the Bryans

A double 5th great uncle would be the same relation as a 4th great uncle. Your relation is closer than mine if by blood and not by marriage. If you have Bryan ancestry, google Sr. Francis Bryan - another ancestor. There is royalty in the lineage.

I'm related to the Dishman's and know that Mahala Boone married John W. Dishman. Kizzie also married into the Dishman's and it is an ongoing debate on whether she was a Cherokee Indian or not. My great grandmother Daisy wore Cherokee clothing most of the time from what my mother says. The Cherokee's were very divided back then, but when The Great Eagle was killed by a white man, is what sent Doublehead on a rampage killing spree at the time to grieve his father's death. My mother is Sandra Hayes and they were very well known in Kentucky. I find it sad to see how many of the Boone's family ended... very unnecessary! So glad to see some people related survived!

Wonderful DNA connection!

Edward Boone was my 5th great grandfather his daughter Jane Boone married Morgan Morgan

Amen. Different breed for sure! They lived in an entirely different world.

Wow, that is so great that you know that and and keep that legacy alive in your family.

My 5th from the Jane Boone Morgan Morgan marriage

@@lennymorgan7165 hello relative! Jane Boone is my great grandmother X6.

6th

Thanks for the heads up, I definitely goofed that up! We have so, so many on the way!

Wow, that’s definitely something to be proud of. Really cool that you know it too!

Did she have any connections to Alabama? There are Wilcoxson’s here that are rumored to be related to the Boone’s.

@@Pinrod93 I have no idea about where all of Sarah’s family went to. My family of Meredith’s owned a lot of land connected to Mammoth Caves. I am going to start researching further into my ancestry to find out more.

Sarah Boone married William Hunter....my 5th gen grandfather...whats up fam lol....we moved to Texas....i just now tonight linked my grandfather's back on my dads side...I'm still a Hunter and am flipping excited to figure this out

@@lanceh3417 Sarah Boone was married to John Wilcoxson.

Yes ma’am, our ancestors sacrificed so much.

Really cool.

We would love that for sure!

Wow! We mention the Crabtree’s in our “Murder of James Boone” video. Check that one out!

I'm a direct decendent of Squire Boone

@@keithparker2327 Squire was with Daniel on a lot of events that got him in the history books. Squire joined Daniel on a hunt into Kentucky once months after he left. When Daniel asked how he found him he said your the easiest white man in Kentucky to find.

@@slowtwist My dad's mother was a Boone from Greenbrier Co. WV and growing up we children and cousins loved stories about the old days. Her Boone ancestor was (I believe) John Boone, Revolutionary war soldier although it has been some time since I delved into this lore and family history. I may have the name wrong.

@@keithparker2327 Sometimes people forget that W.Virginia was Virginia and E. Tenn. was N. Carolina back then. I have a good friend from there that has a pretty wife that likes to hunt and fish with him.

Wow! Now that’s a legacy! You have lots to be proud of Cara.

And for all the deaths that Daniel Boone suffered, he remained a very fair man and had no hate or agenda against the Indians. He knew that he dealt with small groups of violent people.

I am also a direct descendant of Sarah and John Wilcoxson back seven generations! That makes us cousins. 😊

@@hardamber ohn Wilcoxson 1720-1782 5th great-grandfather Lt Daniel Boone Wilcoxson 1755-1837 Son of John Wilcoxson Daniel Wilcoxson 1794-1877 Son of Lt Daniel Boone Wilcoxson Charles M Wilcoxson 1821-1880 Son of Daniel Wilcoxson Thomas Isaac Wilcoxson 1861-1936 Son of Charles M Wilcoxson Etta Mae Wilcoxson 1906-1985 Daughter of Thomas Isaac Wilcoxson Ruby Christeen (Christine) Ritchie 1928-2016 Daughter of Etta Mae Wilcoxson Cara Lynn Powell

J in John Wilcoxson was cut off

Thank you ma’am! We have sooooo many things on the way!

Well at least two sons and a brother. Not to mention many other family members and friends. Lots of sacrifices.

Oh wow! That is awesome that you know that. Makes this story personal to you!

My great grandmother was Daisy Belle Dishman and from what I know the Dishman Cemetery still exists in Kentucky to this day! Typically, once a year there is a family reunion there. My mother is Sandra Hayes and she told me so many stories about her family upbringing in Kentucky!

thats history. Did your grandfather tell your parent and they relayed to you? Just curious

@@francesrude3007 My mother told me a lot of stories growing up about her family history, however I did learn a lot about what took place by reading because I was curious. It is recorded of how "The Great Eagle" died and that Doublehead going on a rampage killing every white man possible from then on as revenge. Doublehead ate some of his victims and was one of the most fearsome warriors, but he also sold land without permission of the tribal leaders. Kizzie married into the Dishman's and it was said that she was related directly by blood to the Cherokee Indian's, but there is not a lot of proof out there. Kizzie was from North Carolina and not much is known about her from what I have tried to find out! After hearing what happened to the Boone family I felt saddened that the Cherokee's attacked them, because this was not typical as many were at peace at one time with the Cherokee Indians. The Great Eagle was the Chief of the Cherokee Nation at that time and when he got killed I can imagine the pain that his kids felt... Doublehead being one of them became revengeful after that. Families were really huge back then and they all know one another by name!

@@netsurfers9357 Thats how I get my information now also. I have always been an ancient history buff( ie history that is, not made up history) .Thanks so much.

That’s cool, I bet he is related in some way.

Daniel was 5’7.

Really, really cool to know that.

My pleasure!

Wow those are certainly strong and popular mountain names. We are prepping a story about the Combs’ in Kentucky as well as several about Bloody Breathitt. Thanks for watching!

Thanks! We have several Boone videos in this playlist.

Thanks for you input ma'am! Much more on the way!

Oh my gosh! What an awesome discovery for you! I’m glad that you found this out & I’m sure that the original was named after him!

Thank you! We have several that pertain to Daniel. Many on the way!

Really cool.

Ned was my 6th gen grandfather...sarah Boone hunter his daughter was my 5th grandmother

Yes can we can’t even imagine.

Wow! Have you seen the videos we did at GRC’s monument In Vincennes and his home in Clarksville?

Well thank you! We have soooo much on the way! You should definitely be proud of your connection!

Wow! Really cool!

Wow!!! Why did they move him?

@@familytreenutshistorygenealogy Boone Creek flooded some time with swift fast water. The water swirled around the tomestone. The stone fence was built a few years ago to protect the tomestone. I dont know the date when his body was moved but several members of the Boone family know where it is located. Ed Boone was a member if the Virginia Militia as is printed on the stone. Stanley Matherly erected the stone wall.

Tell him thanks...ned was my 6th green grandad

I’m glad that you told these stories. History isn’t as simple as most folks want it to be. It was very complicated…

I’m always blown away at our ancestors fitness!

@@familytreenutshistorygenealogy The reason I made that comment is because I can hke on a path I know on uneven terrain with 18 additional pounds strapped to my ankles and forearms, with hiking boots on. Making my total weight about 205 pounds and cover 4 miles in 70 minutes. And this is done at a very fast pace and let me add that I'm 63 and in pretty good shape. Daniel Boone must have been in excellent condition, especially if he did this without stopping.

@@fokkerd3red618 yes it’s amazing when you do the math!

Well thank you very much! It is truly as you say, a love & a passion. We have soooo many planned & on the way!

@@familytreenutshistorygenealogy Nice! Can’t wait to see what’s more to come.

@@gshockley100 Thank you!

So glad that we have been able to bring so much history to you!

Wow, I hadn’t heard that

That’s true.

BB; Just as the Russians & Ukranians are warriors---BUT, only one is an invader for ethnic cleansing! Oh how ingenuous & creative are those avoiding the truth when it comes to the lawful Native defense of ancestral homelands. Failure to admit this truth exhibits a degree of entrenchment in White supremacy. Sad for humanity's sake and poor analogy skills.

Thank you! Were you able to see the other Boone videos we have done?

Yes ma’am that is definitely the mystery! Have you seen both of the grave videos? The one from Kentucky & Missouri?

Yes, I have watched both videos along with the one done by KET.@@familytreenutshistorygenealogy

@@judypierce7028 Ours were better weren’t they! Haha, just kidding. I don’t think I’ve seen KET’s versions.

My youngest son is related to President Abraham Lincoln whose family is from Kentucky and from my research I found that the Lincolns and the Boone's are related by marriage. I live in Missouri not far from Nathan Boone's home ( Daniel Boone's son) where Daniel died and was buried somewhere nearby. From my understanding whomever came to take Daniel's body back to Kentucky had dug up the wrong grave and actually took the wrong body! That's why they think that Daniel is still buried in Defiance, Mo! Thanks for this video words cannot express my appreciation!

Thanks! It is hard to imagine the mental strength that our ancestors had.

Thank you sir! We have a several like this here on our channel with a ton on the way!

Boy they sure were tough!

Yes absolutely, so sad.

Have you seen our Boone playlist?

I have seen some of these and enjoyed them!@@familytreenutshistorygenealogy

No sir not yet but definitely on the list. Also the family house in Pennsylvania.

Haha, that’s great! Glad you enjoyed. We have several Boone videos in this playlist. Soooo many on the way!

Really neat insight!

¡Impresionante! Muchas gracias por su apoyo a los videos que salen de la República Dominicana. ¿De dónde eres?

Yes we certainly live in different times now. I think if we had to, many of us could still tough it out like they did.

Does he know anything about their English ancestry? Was that George Boone? He was my 9 x ggf. I have a lot of information from the United States, but not much history of before they came over.

@@carolthomson8608 His father was Squire Maugridge Boone, George was his grandfather he came from Bradninch, Exeter, Devon, England, he had an ancestor who's signature was on the Magna Carta, in 1143 Humphrey IV Boone was Constable of England.

Wow, that’s pretty cool.

Well that’s a neat connection. Took me a second to understand it but definitely one to remember and be proud of.

We always try to tell the stories without an agenda or bias. There tremendous horrors performed by both sides back then and neither side has clean hands. You are right, the tribes certainly weren’t as peaceful as many believe today.

That is exactly right. The world they lived in is almost unimaginable to us. Our ancestors are definitely worth remembering and being proud of.

I actually recently found out about that. We plan to do a video there soon.

Thank you sir for the support and the compliment. We plan to do many more Boone family videos soon.

Yes here is a link to our video about that story- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_MpdxMeBCRs.html

Interesting. I wonder if he is connected

Really cool “!

Yes sir, thanks for watching!

Curious what your other ancestors would say about the event. Unless you are 100% native.

Pretty cool that you are connected.

@@familytreenutshistorygenealogy I've always enjoyed hearing about Those guys and their exploits! This just adds a new dimension to my enjoyment and appreciation of those stories!

I've read, a great read for sure!!

Favorite book of all time.

Well thanks!

Yes it is a beautiful little place to spend eternity. Off the beaten path, quiet, but not hard to find.

He was an amazing man too.

Glad you enjoyed!

Really cool connection!

@@familytreenutshistorygenealogy The genealogy burnt in a fire i was told in Loaoke Arkansas where my mother was born. My grandfather was a pharmacist and still bares the Boone name on the drug store building.

@@nancymae5091 Really, really cool. It’s amazing how much people spread out.

Thank you sir! Many on the way!

Wonderful to be part of that tree.

Well that’s pretty cool. Makes then your Uncles I suppose.

No one had clean hands for sure. However Daniel Boone didn’t have any thoughts at the Alamo because he died in Missouri in 1820. 16 years before Davy Crockett died at the Alamo in 1836. 😀

Susan Hartmann; Daniel Boone did not stay at the Alamo because he was not ever there---because he died 16 yrs before the Alamo fight. Whatever "history" you learned that was as misleading as all these glorifications of Treaty breaking invaders like D. Boone. Don't rely on invaders to accurately teach history like that.

Wow! Thanks for sharing .

W.D. Smith...william was my 6th generation grandfather...Dudley was my 5th...dudley and pollys son Joseph"joe" Hunter my 4th..joseph married Martha bohannon and they had a son named William Dudley Hunter who was my 3rd...he married Movie Hester Hutson and they had William Simpson Hunter my great grandad....william married Minnie B Clark and had my grandfather Ezra Willard Hunter....ezra married Gladys Eudy and they had 5 kids...my dad is Gary Hunter so I'm still carrying the Hunter name...most of my grandfather's are buried at gladewater cemetary in MT pleasant tx.. We came from Tennessee to Clarksville tx in red river county

@@lanceh3417 Yes, I'm familiar with them. My mother's family was from the White and Putnam County area. One of the Hunter descendants married one of my Rice cousins. My 4th great-granduncle Robert Judd married Rachel Greer, who was a daughter of Benjamin and Nancy (Wilcockson) Greer. Nancy was the daughter of Sarah (Boone) Wilcockson, Daniel's sister.

@@Greywolfgrafix I've read that the old timers in the area considered William Hunter the first settler in dry valley. He helped build the fort with daniel

@@lanceh3417 It was Elizabeth Hunter who married Oliver D. Rice in 1929. Her parents were Rush Hunter and Elmira Lavena Watson. Rush was a son of Dudley Hunter and Amy Gist Lowery. Oliver D. Rice was my 2nd cousin, twice removed. Son of John Adam Rice and Elizabeth "Lizzie" (Lollar) Rice. John "Add" Rice was the son of John Rice (1834-1911) and Dorinda Carolyn (Massa) Rice. John was my 2nd great-granduncle, brother of Francis Marion Rice (1833-1902), my 2nd great grandfather.

Really cool.

Oh my gosh! Wow, how did we miss that! The amount of checks that these go is crazy and can't believe we missed it. Thanks for the heads up.

That is sooo awesome! Over the next year we will be putting out a ton more Boone videos from many states.

@@familytreenutshistorygenealogy Good to hear. Did you know the original name was De Bohun from the La Manche/Normandy area of France? I believe it was Humphrey De Bohun who helped place William the Conquerer on the throne. Apparently, one of the 25 Barons who forced King John to sign the Magna Carta yrs later was Daniel's paternal De Bohun ancestor, too (which also makes him my ancestor so that was cool. Pleshey Castle in England belonged to our Boone (De Bohun) family for about 2 centuries, too.

@@rebeccacurtis6680 O had heard a little about that but not those details. Thanks for telling me that, the family has done some pretty amazing things.

They had no cure for the flu, that's what killed most of them.

It’s sad that that is all that people today want to talk about when both sides are equally guilty. No one had clean hands. We are sorry that you have so much guilt for your ancestors.

Haha, a bit different! 😀

Yes that wound be a neat video for sure. I’ll have to go find it.

He had many, many lows but also had many, many highs!

My 5th

Really cool!

My 6th

You know we wondered that but I don’t think so. Definitely not a tree expert though.

Sounds like a video should be done there. We’d love to do that.

That’s a really cool connection & great that you know it.

Yes sir, hard to imagine. Hugh McGary was certainly a hot head.

Mine too from the Jane Boone Morgan Morgan marriage

Really cool.

@@lennymorgan7165 I am also descended from Jane Boone Morgan. My mother was a Morgan descended from Jane and Morgan Morgan.

6th thru Sarah Boone Hunter...I'm still a hunter thru dud

It is quite serene.

Sorry Dudley hunters mother was Sarah Boone daughter of Edward boone

Really cool!

We're related...im a Hunter...sarah married william Hunter my 5th grandad.

Dudley was my 4th gen grandfather...im Lance Hunter

Huh?