Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameGeorge Boone IV 
Birth13 Jan 1739, Reading, Exeter Twp, Berks, Pennsylvania
Death11 Nov 1820, Richmond, Shelby Co., Kentucky
Burial14 Nov 1820, Cross Plains, Madison Co., Kentucky
FlagsServed in American Revolution
FatherSquire Boone (1696-1765)
MotherSarah Jarman Morgan (1700-1777)
Spouses
Birth1744, Augusta, Virginia
Death28 Mar 1814, Shelby Co., Kentucky
Burial31 Mar 1814, Richmond, Madison Co., Kentucky In The
FatherWilliam D. Linville (1718-1768)
MotherEllender Bryan (~1722-1772)
Marriage28 Nov 1764, Rowan Co., North Carolina
ChildrenSquire (1760-1807)
Elizabeth “Betsy” (1765-1855)
Ellender “Nellie” (1766-1799)
William Linville (1767-1847)
John Linville (1769-1845)
Susanna (1770-)
George W. (1771-1810)
Sarah “Sally” (1774-<1820)
Mary (1776-1831)
Susannah “Suzie” (1778-1804)
Samuel (1782-1869)
Edward (1783-1869)
Miriam “Maria” (1786-1833)
Notes for George Boone IV
BOONE, George, a brother of Daniel Boone, married NANCY LINGELL, [Linville-bb] and their children were Squire, John, Samuel, Edward, George, Jr., Elizabeth, Martha, Sarah, Polly and Maria. Squire married and settled in St. Charles Co., MO., where he died, leaving 5 sons and several daughters. The names of the sons were Samuel, Hayden, Milo, Thomas, and John. Capt. Samuel, son of George Boone, Sr., married ANNA SIMPSON, of KY by whom he had Jeptha V., Mary A., Elizabeth C., Maxemille, Martha L., and Samuel T. Elizabeth C. married her first cousin, DR. BANTON
Although his brother, Daniel, is more recognized, George Boone was a Revolutionary War soldier who helped defend Fort Boonesborough. In 1780, he founded Boone's Station, just north of Richmond.
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BOONE - George, a brother of Daniel Boone, married NANCY LINGELL, [Linville-bb] and their children were Squire, John, Samuel, Edward, George, Jr., Elizabeth, Martha, Sarah, Polly and Maria. Squire married and settled in St. Charles Co., MO., where he died, leaving 5 sons and several daughters. The names of the sons were Samuel, Hayden, Milo, Thomas, and John. Capt. Samuel, son of George Boone, Sr., married ANNA SIMPSON, of KY by whom he had Jeptha V., Mary A., Elizabeth C., Maxemille, Martha L., and Samuel T. Elizabeth C. married her first cousin, DR. BANTON BOONE, who was a son of EDWARD BOONE, and their sons, Hon. Banton Boone, of Henry Co., was chosen speaker of the last house of representatives of the state of MO. He is a young man of fine abilities and has a brilliant future before him. Dr. Banton Boone died of cholera, at his home on Prairie Fork creek, in Callaway Co. Capt. Samuel Boone settled in Callaway Co. in 1818, and in 1820 he assisted in building the first baptist church erected in that county, which was called Salem. He was judge of the county court for some time, and a prominent and influential citizen. Edward, son of George Boone, Sr., married the WIDOW WHITE, whose maiden name was DORCAS SIMPSON. She was a sister of Capt. Samuel Boone's wife, and at the time of her marriage with Mr. Boone, she had a son, MORGAN B. WHITE, who is still living in Callaway Co. Her Boone children were Benton, Rodolph, William, George L., Ann, Milley, Margaret, Maria and Mary.
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mo/county/callaway/Biographies/pioneer.htm
Although his brother, Daniel, is more recognized, George Boone was a Revolutionary War soldier who helped defend Fort Boonesborough. In 1780, he founded Boone's Station, just north of Richmond.
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BOONE - George, a brother of Daniel Boone, married NANCY LINGELL, [Linville-bb] and their children were Squire, John, Samuel, Edward, George, Jr., Elizabeth, Martha, Sarah, Polly and Maria. Squire married and settled in St. Charles Co., MO., where he died, leaving 5 sons and several daughters. The names of the sons were Samuel, Hayden, Milo, Thomas, and John. Capt. Samuel, son of George Boone, Sr., married ANNA SIMPSON, of KY by whom he had Jeptha V., Mary A., Elizabeth C., Maxemille, Martha L., and Samuel T. Elizabeth C. married her first cousin, DR. BANTON BOONE, who was a son of EDWARD BOONE, and their sons, Hon. Banton Boone, of Henry Co., was chosen speaker of the last house of representatives of the state of MO. He is a young man of fine abilities and has a brilliant future before him. Dr. Banton Boone died of cholera, at his home on Prairie Fork creek, in Callaway Co. Capt. Samuel Boone settled in Callaway Co. in 1818, and in 1820 he assisted in building the first baptist church erected in that county, which was called Salem. He was judge of the county court for some time, and a prominent and influential citizen. Edward, son of George Boone, Sr., married the WIDOW WHITE, whose maiden name was DORCAS SIMPSON. She was a sister of Capt. Samuel Boone's wife, and at the time of her marriage with Mr. Boone, she had a son, MORGAN B. WHITE, who is still living in Callaway Co. Her Boone children were Benton, Rodolph, William, George L., Ann, Milley, Margaret, Maria and Mary.
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mo/county/callaway/Biographies/pioneer.htm