History Section



Very old view of Bryan - Boone Cemetery, given to webmaster by Stephens College Museum, Columbia, Mo.
Very old view of Bryan - Boone Cemetery, given to the webmaster by Stephens Museum at Central Methodist College, Fayette, Mo., where the original gravestones reside. The 'sunken' area in the foreground is believed to be where the supposed Boone graves were opened in 1845. The two markers, given to the college in the late 1800's by descendants of Daniel Boone, bear the names "DANIEL BOON" and "REBECCA BOON."



Cemetery History ..... History of the Bryan Cemetery up to 17 July 1845.

Were Col. Boone's remains taken to Kentucky? An article on the subject by Daniel Boone historian, Mr. Ken Kamper.

A Brief Summary of the Life of Daniel Boone ..... Daniel Boone not only symbolizes the American backwoods frontiersman, but was the lead person for America's westward moving frontier.

Daniel Boone; A Summary of Who He Was and What He Did ..... Daniel Boone was America's first noteworthy American-born explorer. This article furnishes information on his life and background.

Some Things In The Life of Daniel Boone ..... A timeline of Colonel Boone's life.

What brought Daniel Boone to Missouri? ..... A short account of why Daniel Boone moved to Spanish Upper Louisiana (now Missouri).

Places Where Daniel Boone Lived Throughout His Life



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