Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameSusan M. Keyes 
926
926Birth7 Mar 1849, Kentucky
Death28 Jul 1932, Gainesville, Cooke Co., Texas
BurialFairview Cemetery, Gainesville, Cooke Co., Texas
FatherWilliam Keyes
MotherJane [Keyes]
Spouses
BirthFeb 1847, Missouri
DeathDec 1925, Gainesville, Cooke Co., Texas
BurialFairview Cemetery, Gainesville, Cooke Co., Texas
Burial MemoRev. J.C. Marshall, the pastor, officiating
OccupationPeace Officer
FatherJames Boone (1800-~1907)
MotherMary Polly Allen (~1820-<1860)
Marriage16 Jan 1867, Polk Co., Missouri
Marr Memojan 1, 1867??
Notes for Susan M. Keyes
30MRS. SUSAN M. BOONE
Funeral services for Mrs. Susan Boone, set for originally 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon, will not be held until 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon, it was decided today, in order to await arrival of relatives who could not reach Gainesville Saturday. Funeral services will be conducted at Fairview cemetery.
Mrs. Boone, 83, widow of the late B.H. Boone, died at her home on Potter and Culberson streets Thursday midnight.
July 30, 1932
Submitted by Sandra Kennedy -- sankenn_99@yahoo.com -- and her research team.
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927Birth:
Mar. 7, 1849
Kentucky, USA
Death:
Jul. 28, 1932
Gainesville (Cooke County)
Cooke County
Texas, USA
Susan M. Keyes was born in Monroe County, Kentucky, the daughter of William and Jane Keyes. Both parents were born in Virginia. Her father was a blacksmith.
Susan married Benjamin Howard Boone on January 1, 1867 in Missouri. Benjamin returned to Missouri after his military service for the CSA in Texas.
After their marriage, Susan and Benjamin relocated to Texas in 1868. Susan and Benjamin Boone had several children. They are enumerated on the 1870 census for Precinct 1, McKinney, Collin, Texas, with son James, age 2 and John, age 4 months.
The Boone's moved to Cooke County, Texas where they are enumerated on the 1880 census with son James, age 12, son John, age 10, and a baby (Annie) 2 months old. Also in the household was John Boone, age 36, the brother of Benjamin along with, James, age 80 (Benjamin's father).
A fourth child, Benjamin Howard Boone, Jr. is buried in the Fairview Cemetery at Gainesville, Texas on September 17, 1899.
Susan helped raise two of her grandchildren, Robert Howard and Grace Boone after the death of their father, James W. Boone.
After Benjamin's death in 1925, Susan applied for and was granted a pension for his service in the Confederacy during the Civil War.
Susan left a will in which she named her daughter, Annie Coker, grandchildren Claude Boone, Wesley Boone and Grace Locey. She left each of them $1.00. Susan did not mention the grandson, Bennie Lucian Dickens, who was in her household in 1920. Susan left the remainder of her property to her beloved grandson, R. H. Boone. The will was signed with her mark and witnessed by. F. M Johnson, Jr.
Susan's obituary mentions her grandson, Robert Howard Boone and one daughter, Annie of California.
Susan is buried in the Fairview Cemetery at Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas along with her husband and many of her family members.
Family links:
Spouse:
Benjamin Howard Boone (1847 - 1925)*
Children:
Benjamin Howard Boone (____ - 1899)*
James W. Boone (1868 - 1897)*
John Boone (1870 - ____)*
Annie E. Boone Dickens (1880 - ____)*
*Calculated relationship
Note: Funeral services for Mrs. Susan Boone, set for originally 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon, will not be held until 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon, it was decided today, in order to await arrival of relatives who could not reach Gainesville Saturday. Funeral
Burial:
Fairview Cemetery
Gainesville (Cooke County)
Cooke County
Texas, USA
Created by: Jo Roberts
Record added: May 01, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 51873047
Funeral services for Mrs. Susan Boone, set for originally 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon, will not be held until 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon, it was decided today, in order to await arrival of relatives who could not reach Gainesville Saturday. Funeral services will be conducted at Fairview cemetery.
Mrs. Boone, 83, widow of the late B.H. Boone, died at her home on Potter and Culberson streets Thursday midnight.
July 30, 1932
Submitted by Sandra Kennedy -- sankenn_99@yahoo.com -- and her research team.
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927Birth:
Mar. 7, 1849
Kentucky, USA
Death:
Jul. 28, 1932
Gainesville (Cooke County)
Cooke County
Texas, USA
Susan M. Keyes was born in Monroe County, Kentucky, the daughter of William and Jane Keyes. Both parents were born in Virginia. Her father was a blacksmith.
Susan married Benjamin Howard Boone on January 1, 1867 in Missouri. Benjamin returned to Missouri after his military service for the CSA in Texas.
After their marriage, Susan and Benjamin relocated to Texas in 1868. Susan and Benjamin Boone had several children. They are enumerated on the 1870 census for Precinct 1, McKinney, Collin, Texas, with son James, age 2 and John, age 4 months.
The Boone's moved to Cooke County, Texas where they are enumerated on the 1880 census with son James, age 12, son John, age 10, and a baby (Annie) 2 months old. Also in the household was John Boone, age 36, the brother of Benjamin along with, James, age 80 (Benjamin's father).
A fourth child, Benjamin Howard Boone, Jr. is buried in the Fairview Cemetery at Gainesville, Texas on September 17, 1899.
Susan helped raise two of her grandchildren, Robert Howard and Grace Boone after the death of their father, James W. Boone.
After Benjamin's death in 1925, Susan applied for and was granted a pension for his service in the Confederacy during the Civil War.
Susan left a will in which she named her daughter, Annie Coker, grandchildren Claude Boone, Wesley Boone and Grace Locey. She left each of them $1.00. Susan did not mention the grandson, Bennie Lucian Dickens, who was in her household in 1920. Susan left the remainder of her property to her beloved grandson, R. H. Boone. The will was signed with her mark and witnessed by. F. M Johnson, Jr.
Susan's obituary mentions her grandson, Robert Howard Boone and one daughter, Annie of California.
Susan is buried in the Fairview Cemetery at Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas along with her husband and many of her family members.
Family links:
Spouse:
Benjamin Howard Boone (1847 - 1925)*
Children:
Benjamin Howard Boone (____ - 1899)*
James W. Boone (1868 - 1897)*
John Boone (1870 - ____)*
Annie E. Boone Dickens (1880 - ____)*
*Calculated relationship
Note: Funeral services for Mrs. Susan Boone, set for originally 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon, will not be held until 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon, it was decided today, in order to await arrival of relatives who could not reach Gainesville Saturday. Funeral
Burial:
Fairview Cemetery
Gainesville (Cooke County)
Cooke County
Texas, USA
Created by: Jo Roberts
Record added: May 01, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 51873047
Notes for Benjamin Howard (Spouse 1)
30FUNERAL OF B. H. BOONE WAS HELD WEDNESDAY MORN
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Funeral services were held for B. H. Boone, 79, Cooke county pioneer, who died at his home here late Monday, where held at the Whaley Memorial Methodist Church Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. J.C. Marshall, the pastor, officiating.
Interment was made in the Fairview cemetery under the direction of Undertaker George J. Carroll, with the following pallbearers, Active ---- W.H. Brown, Fred Frasher, John McCarty, Frank Mitchell, J.Z. Keel, and Frank Morris. Honorary ---- J.P. Ware, Sam Stansbury, D.T. Lacy and S.M. King.
The deceased was a direct descendant of Daniel Boone, famous Indian fighter of early Texas days, and was formerly a peace officer here. He is survived by his wife and daughter, Miss Annie, residing in California.
December 29, 1925
Submitted by Sandra Kennedy -- sankenn_99@yahoo.com -- and her research team.
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Benjamin Howard Boone's civil war pension says he served in the Cavalry with Bourland's Regiment, Company K in 1863 and 1864 during the Civil War. He was honorably discharged at Gainesville, Texas in 1865. Pension application number 21135 located at the below website.
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txcooke/CookeConfedPension.txt ‘
Helen Kennedy - 5/6/2010
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Peter VanBibber, Jr. and Marguery Bounds
Olive VanBibber and Nathan Boone
James Boone and Polly Allen
Benjamin Howard Boone and Susan M. Keyes
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Residence
31Residence 1850: District 71, Polk, Missouri
1860 Census: Prairie, Carroll, Arkansas
1870 United States Federal Census > Texas > Collin > Precinct 1
Residence 1880: Cooke, Texas, United States
1900 Census: Residence: Gainesville City, Cooke, Texas
1920 Census: Residence: Gainesville Ward 2, Cooke, Texas
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31U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
Name: Benjamin H. Boone
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: Texas
Regiment Name: 35 Texas Cavalry (Brown's Regiment)
Regiment Name Expanded: 35th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Brown's)
COMPANY: C
Rank In: First Sergeant
Rank In Expanded: First Sergeant
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private
Film Number: M227 roll 4
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Birth:
Feb., 1847
Polk County
Missouri, USA
Death:
Dec. 29, 1925
Gainesville (Cooke County)
Cooke County
Texas, USA
Benjamin Howard Boone, the son of James Boone and Mary Polly Allen, was born in Missouri.
According to B. H. Boone's Pension Record he had lived in Cooke County, Texas, since 1862.
Benjamin Boone served in the Cavalry with Bourland's Regiment, Company K, Montague County, Texas, in 1863 and 1864 during the Civil War. He was honorably discharged at Gainesville, Texas in 1865.
He returned to Missouri where he married Susan Keyes on January 1, 1867. They relocated to Texas in 1868. Benjamin and Susan Boone had several children. They are enumerated on the 1870 census for Precinct 1, McKinney, Collin, Texas, with son James, age 2 and John, age 4 months.
The Boone's moved to Cooke County, Texas where they are enumerated on the 1880 census with son James, age 12, son John, age 10, and a baby (Annie) 2 months old. Also in the household was John Boone, age 36, the brother of Benjamin along with their father, James, age 80.
A fourth child, Benjamin Howard Boone, Jr. was buried in the Fairview Cemetery at Gainesville, Texas on September 17, 1899.
After the death of their son, James W. Boone, age 21, in 1897, Benjamin and Susan were involved with the care of his minor children Robert Howard and Grace Boone who were their grandchildren. Two other grandchildren, Claude and Wesley Boone are mentioned in Susan's will.
Benjamin Boone, a long time resident of Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas, was a carpenter and a law officer. He was granted a pension for his service in the CSA on December 1, 1912.
Benjamin died at the age of 79, on December 29, 1925 and was buried in the Fairview Cemetery in Gainesville with his wife Susan and other family members.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=51872742
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Funeral services were held for B. H. Boone, 79, Cooke county pioneer, who died at his home here late Monday, where held at the Whaley Memorial Methodist Church Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. J.C. Marshall, the pastor, officiating.
Interment was made in the Fairview cemetery under the direction of Undertaker George J. Carroll, with the following pallbearers, Active ---- W.H. Brown, Fred Frasher, John McCarty, Frank Mitchell, J.Z. Keel, and Frank Morris. Honorary ---- J.P. Ware, Sam Stansbury, D.T. Lacy and S.M. King.
The deceased was a direct descendant of Daniel Boone, famous Indian fighter of early Texas days, and was formerly a peace officer here. He is survived by his wife and daughter, Miss Annie, residing in California.
December 29, 1925
Submitted by Sandra Kennedy -- sankenn_99@yahoo.com -- and her research team.
--------------------
Benjamin Howard Boone's civil war pension says he served in the Cavalry with Bourland's Regiment, Company K in 1863 and 1864 during the Civil War. He was honorably discharged at Gainesville, Texas in 1865. Pension application number 21135 located at the below website.
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txcooke/CookeConfedPension.txt ‘
Helen Kennedy - 5/6/2010
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Peter VanBibber, Jr. and Marguery Bounds
Olive VanBibber and Nathan Boone
James Boone and Polly Allen
Benjamin Howard Boone and Susan M. Keyes
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Residence
31Residence 1850: District 71, Polk, Missouri
1860 Census: Prairie, Carroll, Arkansas
1870 United States Federal Census > Texas > Collin > Precinct 1
Residence 1880: Cooke, Texas, United States
1900 Census: Residence: Gainesville City, Cooke, Texas
1920 Census: Residence: Gainesville Ward 2, Cooke, Texas
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31U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
Name: Benjamin H. Boone
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: Texas
Regiment Name: 35 Texas Cavalry (Brown's Regiment)
Regiment Name Expanded: 35th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Brown's)
COMPANY: C
Rank In: First Sergeant
Rank In Expanded: First Sergeant
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private
Film Number: M227 roll 4
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Birth:
Feb., 1847
Polk County
Missouri, USA
Death:
Dec. 29, 1925
Gainesville (Cooke County)
Cooke County
Texas, USA
Benjamin Howard Boone, the son of James Boone and Mary Polly Allen, was born in Missouri.
According to B. H. Boone's Pension Record he had lived in Cooke County, Texas, since 1862.
Benjamin Boone served in the Cavalry with Bourland's Regiment, Company K, Montague County, Texas, in 1863 and 1864 during the Civil War. He was honorably discharged at Gainesville, Texas in 1865.
He returned to Missouri where he married Susan Keyes on January 1, 1867. They relocated to Texas in 1868. Benjamin and Susan Boone had several children. They are enumerated on the 1870 census for Precinct 1, McKinney, Collin, Texas, with son James, age 2 and John, age 4 months.
The Boone's moved to Cooke County, Texas where they are enumerated on the 1880 census with son James, age 12, son John, age 10, and a baby (Annie) 2 months old. Also in the household was John Boone, age 36, the brother of Benjamin along with their father, James, age 80.
A fourth child, Benjamin Howard Boone, Jr. was buried in the Fairview Cemetery at Gainesville, Texas on September 17, 1899.
After the death of their son, James W. Boone, age 21, in 1897, Benjamin and Susan were involved with the care of his minor children Robert Howard and Grace Boone who were their grandchildren. Two other grandchildren, Claude and Wesley Boone are mentioned in Susan's will.
Benjamin Boone, a long time resident of Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas, was a carpenter and a law officer. He was granted a pension for his service in the CSA on December 1, 1912.
Benjamin died at the age of 79, on December 29, 1925 and was buried in the Fairview Cemetery in Gainesville with his wife Susan and other family members.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=51872742