Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameDaniel Morgan Boone Jr. 
Birth23 Dec 1769, Virginia
Death13 Jun 1839, Jackson Co., Missouri
Death Memod. Kansas City
OccupationCaptain MO MTD Militia War of 1812
Alias/AKAMorgan
FlagsServed in War of 1812
FatherDaniel Boone (1734-1820)
MotherRebecca Bryan (1738-1813)
Spouses
Birth29 Jan 1786, Hampshire Co., Virginia
Death19 Jun 1850, Jackson Co., Missouri
FatherJohn Baptiste Lewis (1761-1825)
MotherElizabeth Harvey
Marriage2 Mar 1800, St. Charles Co., Missouri
Marr MemoBrother Leander Lusson, Priest of the Recolet, and Pastor of St. Charles, Missouri
ChildrenJohn W. (Died as Child) (1806-1822)
Nathan (1808-1835)
Daniel B. (1809-1880)
Lindsey (1811-1834)
Edward H. (1813-1860)
Elizabeth Levica (1815-1850)
Alonzo Havington (1817-1873)
James (1819-1852)
Milton L. (Died as Infant) (1820-1820)
Cassandra (1821-1845)
Morgan (1824-1852)
Napoleon (1828-1850)
Notes for Daniel Morgan Boone Jr.
Daniel Morgan Boone
b. December 23, 1769. d. June 13, 1839.
One of the sons of Daniel Boone, the great explorer. Captain MO MTD Militia War of 1812. Mr. Boone was an outfitter for the westward trails and owned a store in Westport, MO, which is now part of Kansas City.
http://www.kclibrary.org/resources/sc/media.cfm?mediaID=35045 [Kansas City Public Library]
Biography of Daniel Morgan Boone, 1769 - 1839. Pioneer.
Full Text:
Two days before Christmas 1769 Daniel Morgan Boone was born. He was the third son of that legendary frontiersman, Daniel Boone of Kentucky. Young Daniel resembled his illustrious father, "a square little man with blue eyes and yellow hair, and a voice like a woman's." The benign appearance of both belied their rugged frontier exploits.
As early as 1787, the sturdy 18-year-old son came to mid-Missouri. Here he hunted and trapped beaver along the Big Blue River.
Daniel Morgan Boone's early education in Kentucky was as a surveyor. But his lifetime of trekking, trapping, hunting and exploring was intermingled with surveying, stone masonry and farming.
After serving in the war against England, the adventure-some Boone, his brother Nathan, his sister Susannah and their growing families all headed west. In 1817 they were among the earliest settlers to come by wagon to Jackson County.
The Boones and their numerous offspring settled in Westport Township. Daniel Morgan's 1831 tract of 240 acres lay adjacent to 63rd Street east of the Paseo.
He died on June 13, 1839 at age 69 having trekked the frontier, and sired a dozen children. Following custom, Boone was buried on the home place in the Boone-Hays cemetery near today's 63rd and Brooklyn Avenue.
Among the myriad and confusing Boone descendents was a son, Morgan, whose 1842 three-room log cabin with fireplace of "sawn stone" has been preserved by the Kansas City Museum. And a nephew, Albert Gallatin Boone, operated an outfitting store in the 1850's at 500 Westport Road in the building now known as Kelly's Tavern.
Written by Wilda Sandy
b. December 23, 1769. d. June 13, 1839.
One of the sons of Daniel Boone, the great explorer. Captain MO MTD Militia War of 1812. Mr. Boone was an outfitter for the westward trails and owned a store in Westport, MO, which is now part of Kansas City.
http://www.kclibrary.org/resources/sc/media.cfm?mediaID=35045 [Kansas City Public Library]
Biography of Daniel Morgan Boone, 1769 - 1839. Pioneer.
Full Text:
Two days before Christmas 1769 Daniel Morgan Boone was born. He was the third son of that legendary frontiersman, Daniel Boone of Kentucky. Young Daniel resembled his illustrious father, "a square little man with blue eyes and yellow hair, and a voice like a woman's." The benign appearance of both belied their rugged frontier exploits.
As early as 1787, the sturdy 18-year-old son came to mid-Missouri. Here he hunted and trapped beaver along the Big Blue River.
Daniel Morgan Boone's early education in Kentucky was as a surveyor. But his lifetime of trekking, trapping, hunting and exploring was intermingled with surveying, stone masonry and farming.
After serving in the war against England, the adventure-some Boone, his brother Nathan, his sister Susannah and their growing families all headed west. In 1817 they were among the earliest settlers to come by wagon to Jackson County.
The Boones and their numerous offspring settled in Westport Township. Daniel Morgan's 1831 tract of 240 acres lay adjacent to 63rd Street east of the Paseo.
He died on June 13, 1839 at age 69 having trekked the frontier, and sired a dozen children. Following custom, Boone was buried on the home place in the Boone-Hays cemetery near today's 63rd and Brooklyn Avenue.
Among the myriad and confusing Boone descendents was a son, Morgan, whose 1842 three-room log cabin with fireplace of "sawn stone" has been preserved by the Kansas City Museum. And a nephew, Albert Gallatin Boone, operated an outfitting store in the 1850's at 500 Westport Road in the building now known as Kelly's Tavern.
Written by Wilda Sandy
Notes for Sarah Griffin (Spouse 1)
Sarah Lewis
b. 1786. d. 1850.
Wife of Daniel M. Boone, who was one of Daniel Boone's sons.
b. 1786. d. 1850.
Wife of Daniel M. Boone, who was one of Daniel Boone's sons.