Born at "Page [Page County]" {LDS Records}
Married 1785 Clark County Ky
A court ordered appraisal for probate as early as 1828; also, appraisal conducted Feb 4 1830; completed and presented to court 20 Feb 1830, however, the following was found in Pike CO history:
"The elder Joseph Scholl died January 15, 1833, on the headwaters of Stoner, in Clark County, Kentucky. He had been born in the Shenandoah Valley, in Virginia, in January 1755. His wife, Levina Boone, born March 23, 1766, died on the waters of Stoner, in Clark County, Kentucky, April 6, 1802, aged 36 years and 15 days."
SOURCE: The Jess M. Thompson Pike County history Chapter 101, page 304 (from my library)
He was a veteran of the Revolutionary War (DAR Ancestor) with this record:
Service: VIRGINIA
Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: (CIRCA) 1755 SHENANDOAH VALLEY VIRGINIA
Death: (ANTE) 1- -1830 CLARK CO KENTUCKY
Service Source: REGISTER OF THE KY HIST SOC, VOL 47, PP 247-8
Service Description: AT THE BATTLE OF BLUE LICKS"
"Joseph Scholl was born in 1755, son of William and Leah Morgan Scholl, in Page County, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia1.
The Scholls arrived at Boonesborough on December 25, 1779 and moved on to Boone's Station that same day. Joseph was with his father, brothers ( Peter and Abraham ) and Daniel Boone at the Battle of the Blue Licks (August 1782).
He, with his family, settled at Boone's Station along with the Daniel, Samuel, and Edward Boone families, and the William Hays family. In the fall of 1784, Daniel Boone and his sons-in-law, William Hays and Joseph Scholl moved from Boone's Station and settled about five miles away on Marble Creek north of the Kentucky River3.
Prior to the fall of 1784 while still in Clark County, Joseph had married Levina Boone, daughter of the famous pioneer, Daniel and Rebecca Bryan Boone. They had the following children4,5:
*Septimus, born November 21, 1789, died 1849, who married Sally Miller
*Jesse Boone Scholl, born October 17, 1791, died August 1, 1841, who married Elizabeth Miller [believe Jesse born in 1788]
*Marcia, Nov 1791-1814, who married James Holliday
*Leah, 1795-1877, who married John Newman/Newnam
Marcus, 1798-1868, married Mary Ann Haggard
*Selah (Celia, Cely), 1795- [1794-1835], who married [Richard] Evans
*Daniel Boone, 1799-abt 1850
*Joseph II, born June 15, 1800, died May 10, 1884, who married Rebecca Van Meter Miller and Eliza Ann Broughton"
REF: Trumbold families
*Identified in findagrave
The Pike County History6, gives the following account of Joseph's home in Clark County:
"In 1792 (the year that Kentucky became a state), Joseph and his brothers (Peter and Abraham) established themselves on a 1400-acre tract that had been preempted by Daniel Boone about ten miles east of present Winchester in present Clark County, Kentucky, and about 15 northeast of Boonesborough. Here the three Scholls established the station of Schollsville, site of the present railroad station of Hedges, which stands near the center of the old Boone-Scholl tract. This land was settled and preempted by Daniel Boone, who afterward assigned it to William Scholl. William intended it for his three sons, Peter, Abraham and Joseph, but made no legal transfer and died without a will, and the rest of his children brought suit for an equal partitioning of this land and won. The land was divided among the heirs of William Scholl by an order of the court. Abraham, Peter and Joseph then bought out the other heirs and continued in possession of Schollsville."
"Schollsville Station was never attacked but was threatened in 1793. The Scholls were warned and all the men nearby came into the fort to defend it. The Indians suddenly turned east and attacked Morgan's Station and captured or killed all the inmates excepting an old Negro who saw a crow light on the barn and regarded it as an evil omen and he made his way out of the fort and escaped."
RE: Will and probate -
1830 Jan Clark County, Kentucky, USA
"appraisers appointed to appraise Joseph Scholl estate, Jan Court 1830".
1828 Joseph Scholl (inventory) Book 7 page 232
Additional documentation:
SCHOLL--William SCHOLL, of England, married a Miss Morgan, and they had--
Peter, Isaac, Aaron, Joseph, John, Sally , Elizabeth, and Rachel. Joseph was
born in 1755, and died 1835. He married Lavinia BOONE, daughter of Daniel
BOONE, and settled in Clark county, Ky. They had eight children--Jesse B.,
Septimus, Marcus, Joseph, Selah, Marcia, Leah, and Daniel B. Jesse B. married
Elizabeth MILLER, of Kentucky, and settled in St. Charles county, Mo., in
1811. He died in 1839. Septimus married Sallie MILLER, and came to Missouri.
His children were--Nelson, Daniel B., Marcus, Joseph, Cyrus, Catharine, and
Eliza. Marcus SCHOLL was married twice, and by his second wife had two sons,
Marcus, Jr., and Joseph. Joseph, son of Joseph SCHOLL, Sr., married Rebecca V.
G. MILLER, and settled in Callaway county in 1820, where his wife died in
1829. Their children were--Oliver P., Cyrus R. M., and James R. Mr. SCHOLL
was married the second time to Eliza A. BROUGHTON, of Kentucky, by whom he had--
-Rebecca, Elizabeth, Catharine, Louisa, Eliza, Celia, Septimus, Jesse B.,
Joseph R., Nelson and Sarah. Mr. SCHOLL was a Justice of the Peace in Callaway
county for twenty-two years, and in early days was a great bear and deer
hunter. His second wife, who is still living, often hunted with him, and has
killed several deer. Mr. S. would frequently go into caves after bears, and
was present when Robert Graham had the fight with the wolf in Loutre creek. He
is now in his 76th year, and his eye sight is so good that he can see to read
fine print through an awl hole in a pair of leather spectacles.--Peter, son of
William SCHOLL, of England, married Mary BOONE, daughter of George BOONE, a
brother of Daniel, by whom he had thirteen children. Two of his sons, John and
Peter, came to Callaway county, the former in 1830, and the latter in 1826.
John married Cenia JONES, and they had seven children. Peter married Elizabeth
HUNTER, and they had William M. and Mary. The former was Sheriff of Callaway
county in 1875. He married Sallie Milton JONES, and died some time afterward.
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by:
J. Robison [email protected] November 11, 2008, 4:50 am
Author: Wm. S. Bryan
From 'A history of the pioneer families of Missouri' by Wm. S. Bryan 1935
My 5th great grandfather
Married 1785 Clark County Ky
A court ordered appraisal for probate as early as 1828; also, appraisal conducted Feb 4 1830; completed and presented to court 20 Feb 1830, however, the following was found in Pike CO history:
"The elder Joseph Scholl died January 15, 1833, on the headwaters of Stoner, in Clark County, Kentucky. He had been born in the Shenandoah Valley, in Virginia, in January 1755. His wife, Levina Boone, born March 23, 1766, died on the waters of Stoner, in Clark County, Kentucky, April 6, 1802, aged 36 years and 15 days."
SOURCE: The Jess M. Thompson Pike County history Chapter 101, page 304 (from my library)
He was a veteran of the Revolutionary War (DAR Ancestor) with this record:
Service: VIRGINIA
Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: (CIRCA) 1755 SHENANDOAH VALLEY VIRGINIA
Death: (ANTE) 1- -1830 CLARK CO KENTUCKY
Service Source: REGISTER OF THE KY HIST SOC, VOL 47, PP 247-8
Service Description: AT THE BATTLE OF BLUE LICKS"
"Joseph Scholl was born in 1755, son of William and Leah Morgan Scholl, in Page County, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia1.
The Scholls arrived at Boonesborough on December 25, 1779 and moved on to Boone's Station that same day. Joseph was with his father, brothers ( Peter and Abraham ) and Daniel Boone at the Battle of the Blue Licks (August 1782).
He, with his family, settled at Boone's Station along with the Daniel, Samuel, and Edward Boone families, and the William Hays family. In the fall of 1784, Daniel Boone and his sons-in-law, William Hays and Joseph Scholl moved from Boone's Station and settled about five miles away on Marble Creek north of the Kentucky River3.
Prior to the fall of 1784 while still in Clark County, Joseph had married Levina Boone, daughter of the famous pioneer, Daniel and Rebecca Bryan Boone. They had the following children4,5:
*Septimus, born November 21, 1789, died 1849, who married Sally Miller
*Jesse Boone Scholl, born October 17, 1791, died August 1, 1841, who married Elizabeth Miller [believe Jesse born in 1788]
*Marcia, Nov 1791-1814, who married James Holliday
*Leah, 1795-1877, who married John Newman/Newnam
Marcus, 1798-1868, married Mary Ann Haggard
*Selah (Celia, Cely), 1795- [1794-1835], who married [Richard] Evans
*Daniel Boone, 1799-abt 1850
*Joseph II, born June 15, 1800, died May 10, 1884, who married Rebecca Van Meter Miller and Eliza Ann Broughton"
REF: Trumbold families
*Identified in findagrave
The Pike County History6, gives the following account of Joseph's home in Clark County:
"In 1792 (the year that Kentucky became a state), Joseph and his brothers (Peter and Abraham) established themselves on a 1400-acre tract that had been preempted by Daniel Boone about ten miles east of present Winchester in present Clark County, Kentucky, and about 15 northeast of Boonesborough. Here the three Scholls established the station of Schollsville, site of the present railroad station of Hedges, which stands near the center of the old Boone-Scholl tract. This land was settled and preempted by Daniel Boone, who afterward assigned it to William Scholl. William intended it for his three sons, Peter, Abraham and Joseph, but made no legal transfer and died without a will, and the rest of his children brought suit for an equal partitioning of this land and won. The land was divided among the heirs of William Scholl by an order of the court. Abraham, Peter and Joseph then bought out the other heirs and continued in possession of Schollsville."
"Schollsville Station was never attacked but was threatened in 1793. The Scholls were warned and all the men nearby came into the fort to defend it. The Indians suddenly turned east and attacked Morgan's Station and captured or killed all the inmates excepting an old Negro who saw a crow light on the barn and regarded it as an evil omen and he made his way out of the fort and escaped."
RE: Will and probate -
1830 Jan Clark County, Kentucky, USA
"appraisers appointed to appraise Joseph Scholl estate, Jan Court 1830".
1828 Joseph Scholl (inventory) Book 7 page 232
Additional documentation:
SCHOLL--William SCHOLL, of England, married a Miss Morgan, and they had--
Peter, Isaac, Aaron, Joseph, John, Sally , Elizabeth, and Rachel. Joseph was
born in 1755, and died 1835. He married Lavinia BOONE, daughter of Daniel
BOONE, and settled in Clark county, Ky. They had eight children--Jesse B.,
Septimus, Marcus, Joseph, Selah, Marcia, Leah, and Daniel B. Jesse B. married
Elizabeth MILLER, of Kentucky, and settled in St. Charles county, Mo., in
1811. He died in 1839. Septimus married Sallie MILLER, and came to Missouri.
His children were--Nelson, Daniel B., Marcus, Joseph, Cyrus, Catharine, and
Eliza. Marcus SCHOLL was married twice, and by his second wife had two sons,
Marcus, Jr., and Joseph. Joseph, son of Joseph SCHOLL, Sr., married Rebecca V.
G. MILLER, and settled in Callaway county in 1820, where his wife died in
1829. Their children were--Oliver P., Cyrus R. M., and James R. Mr. SCHOLL
was married the second time to Eliza A. BROUGHTON, of Kentucky, by whom he had--
-Rebecca, Elizabeth, Catharine, Louisa, Eliza, Celia, Septimus, Jesse B.,
Joseph R., Nelson and Sarah. Mr. SCHOLL was a Justice of the Peace in Callaway
county for twenty-two years, and in early days was a great bear and deer
hunter. His second wife, who is still living, often hunted with him, and has
killed several deer. Mr. S. would frequently go into caves after bears, and
was present when Robert Graham had the fight with the wolf in Loutre creek. He
is now in his 76th year, and his eye sight is so good that he can see to read
fine print through an awl hole in a pair of leather spectacles.--Peter, son of
William SCHOLL, of England, married Mary BOONE, daughter of George BOONE, a
brother of Daniel, by whom he had thirteen children. Two of his sons, John and
Peter, came to Callaway county, the former in 1830, and the latter in 1826.
John married Cenia JONES, and they had seven children. Peter married Elizabeth
HUNTER, and they had William M. and Mary. The former was Sheriff of Callaway
county in 1875. He married Sallie Milton JONES, and died some time afterward.
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by:
J. Robison [email protected] November 11, 2008, 4:50 am
Author: Wm. S. Bryan
From 'A history of the pioneer families of Missouri' by Wm. S. Bryan 1935
My 5th great grandfather
Born at "Page [Page County]" {LDS Records}
Married 1785 Clark County Ky
A court ordered appraisal for probate as early as 1828; also, appraisal conducted Feb 4 1830; completed and presented to court 20 Feb 1830, however, the following was found in Pike CO history:
"The elder Joseph Scholl died January 15, 1833, on the headwaters of Stoner, in Clark County, Kentucky. He had been born in the Shenandoah Valley, in Virginia, in January 1755. His wife, Levina Boone, born March 23, 1766, died on the waters of Stoner, in Clark County, Kentucky, April 6, 1802, aged 36 years and 15 days."
SOURCE: The Jess M. Thompson Pike County history Chapter 101, page 304 (from my library)
He was a veteran of the Revolutionary War (DAR Ancestor) with this record:
Service: VIRGINIA
Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: (CIRCA) 1755 SHENANDOAH VALLEY VIRGINIA
Death: (ANTE) 1- -1830 CLARK CO KENTUCKY
Service Source: REGISTER OF THE KY HIST SOC, VOL 47, PP 247-8
Service Description: AT THE BATTLE OF BLUE LICKS"
"Joseph Scholl was born in 1755, son of William and Leah Morgan Scholl, in Page County, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia1.
The Scholls arrived at Boonesborough on December 25, 1779 and moved on to Boone's Station that same day. Joseph was with his father, brothers ( Peter and Abraham ) and Daniel Boone at the Battle of the Blue Licks (August 1782).
He, with his family, settled at Boone's Station along with the Daniel, Samuel, and Edward Boone families, and the William Hays family. In the fall of 1784, Daniel Boone and his sons-in-law, William Hays and Joseph Scholl moved from Boone's Station and settled about five miles away on Marble Creek north of the Kentucky River3.
Prior to the fall of 1784 while still in Clark County, Joseph had married Levina Boone, daughter of the famous pioneer, Daniel and Rebecca Bryan Boone. They had the following children4,5:
*Septimus, born November 21, 1789, died 1849, who married Sally Miller
*Jesse Boone Scholl, born October 17, 1791, died August 1, 1841, who married Elizabeth Miller [believe Jesse born in 1788]
*Marcia, Nov 1791-1814, who married James Holliday
*Leah, 1795-1877, who married John Newman/Newnam
Marcus, 1798-1868, married Mary Ann Haggard
*Selah (Celia, Cely), 1795- [1794-1835], who married [Richard] Evans
*Daniel Boone, 1799-abt 1850
*Joseph II, born June 15, 1800, died May 10, 1884, who married Rebecca Van Meter Miller and Eliza Ann Broughton"
REF: Trumbold families
*Identified in findagrave
The Pike County History6, gives the following account of Joseph's home in Clark County:
"In 1792 (the year that Kentucky became a state), Joseph and his brothers (Peter and Abraham) established themselves on a 1400-acre tract that had been preempted by Daniel Boone about ten miles east of present Winchester in present Clark County, Kentucky, and about 15 northeast of Boonesborough. Here the three Scholls established the station of Schollsville, site of the present railroad station of Hedges, which stands near the center of the old Boone-Scholl tract. This land was settled and preempted by Daniel Boone, who afterward assigned it to William Scholl. William intended it for his three sons, Peter, Abraham and Joseph, but made no legal transfer and died without a will, and the rest of his children brought suit for an equal partitioning of this land and won. The land was divided among the heirs of William Scholl by an order of the court. Abraham, Peter and Joseph then bought out the other heirs and continued in possession of Schollsville."
"Schollsville Station was never attacked but was threatened in 1793. The Scholls were warned and all the men nearby came into the fort to defend it. The Indians suddenly turned east and attacked Morgan's Station and captured or killed all the inmates excepting an old Negro who saw a crow light on the barn and regarded it as an evil omen and he made his way out of the fort and escaped."
RE: Will and probate -
1830 Jan Clark County, Kentucky, USA
"appraisers appointed to appraise Joseph Scholl estate, Jan Court 1830".
1828 Joseph Scholl (inventory) Book 7 page 232
Additional documentation:
SCHOLL--William SCHOLL, of England, married a Miss Morgan, and they had--
Peter, Isaac, Aaron, Joseph, John, Sally , Elizabeth, and Rachel. Joseph was
born in 1755, and died 1835. He married Lavinia BOONE, daughter of Daniel
BOONE, and settled in Clark county, Ky. They had eight children--Jesse B.,
Septimus, Marcus, Joseph, Selah, Marcia, Leah, and Daniel B. Jesse B. married
Elizabeth MILLER, of Kentucky, and settled in St. Charles county, Mo., in
1811. He died in 1839. Septimus married Sallie MILLER, and came to Missouri.
His children were--Nelson, Daniel B., Marcus, Joseph, Cyrus, Catharine, and
Eliza. Marcus SCHOLL was married twice, and by his second wife had two sons,
Marcus, Jr., and Joseph. Joseph, son of Joseph SCHOLL, Sr., married Rebecca V.
G. MILLER, and settled in Callaway county in 1820, where his wife died in
1829. Their children were--Oliver P., Cyrus R. M., and James R. Mr. SCHOLL
was married the second time to Eliza A. BROUGHTON, of Kentucky, by whom he had--
-Rebecca, Elizabeth, Catharine, Louisa, Eliza, Celia, Septimus, Jesse B.,
Joseph R., Nelson and Sarah. Mr. SCHOLL was a Justice of the Peace in Callaway
county for twenty-two years, and in early days was a great bear and deer
hunter. His second wife, who is still living, often hunted with him, and has
killed several deer. Mr. S. would frequently go into caves after bears, and
was present when Robert Graham had the fight with the wolf in Loutre creek. He
is now in his 76th year, and his eye sight is so good that he can see to read
fine print through an awl hole in a pair of leather spectacles.--Peter, son of
William SCHOLL, of England, married Mary BOONE, daughter of George BOONE, a
brother of Daniel, by whom he had thirteen children. Two of his sons, John and
Peter, came to Callaway county, the former in 1830, and the latter in 1826.
John married Cenia JONES, and they had seven children. Peter married Elizabeth
HUNTER, and they had William M. and Mary. The former was Sheriff of Callaway
county in 1875. He married Sallie Milton JONES, and died some time afterward.
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by:
J. Robison [email protected] November 11, 2008, 4:50 am
Author: Wm. S. Bryan
From 'A history of the pioneer families of Missouri' by Wm. S. Bryan 1935
My 5th great grandfather
Married 1785 Clark County Ky
A court ordered appraisal for probate as early as 1828; also, appraisal conducted Feb 4 1830; completed and presented to court 20 Feb 1830, however, the following was found in Pike CO history:
"The elder Joseph Scholl died January 15, 1833, on the headwaters of Stoner, in Clark County, Kentucky. He had been born in the Shenandoah Valley, in Virginia, in January 1755. His wife, Levina Boone, born March 23, 1766, died on the waters of Stoner, in Clark County, Kentucky, April 6, 1802, aged 36 years and 15 days."
SOURCE: The Jess M. Thompson Pike County history Chapter 101, page 304 (from my library)
He was a veteran of the Revolutionary War (DAR Ancestor) with this record:
Service: VIRGINIA
Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: (CIRCA) 1755 SHENANDOAH VALLEY VIRGINIA
Death: (ANTE) 1- -1830 CLARK CO KENTUCKY
Service Source: REGISTER OF THE KY HIST SOC, VOL 47, PP 247-8
Service Description: AT THE BATTLE OF BLUE LICKS"
"Joseph Scholl was born in 1755, son of William and Leah Morgan Scholl, in Page County, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia1.
The Scholls arrived at Boonesborough on December 25, 1779 and moved on to Boone's Station that same day. Joseph was with his father, brothers ( Peter and Abraham ) and Daniel Boone at the Battle of the Blue Licks (August 1782).
He, with his family, settled at Boone's Station along with the Daniel, Samuel, and Edward Boone families, and the William Hays family. In the fall of 1784, Daniel Boone and his sons-in-law, William Hays and Joseph Scholl moved from Boone's Station and settled about five miles away on Marble Creek north of the Kentucky River3.
Prior to the fall of 1784 while still in Clark County, Joseph had married Levina Boone, daughter of the famous pioneer, Daniel and Rebecca Bryan Boone. They had the following children4,5:
*Septimus, born November 21, 1789, died 1849, who married Sally Miller
*Jesse Boone Scholl, born October 17, 1791, died August 1, 1841, who married Elizabeth Miller [believe Jesse born in 1788]
*Marcia, Nov 1791-1814, who married James Holliday
*Leah, 1795-1877, who married John Newman/Newnam
Marcus, 1798-1868, married Mary Ann Haggard
*Selah (Celia, Cely), 1795- [1794-1835], who married [Richard] Evans
*Daniel Boone, 1799-abt 1850
*Joseph II, born June 15, 1800, died May 10, 1884, who married Rebecca Van Meter Miller and Eliza Ann Broughton"
REF: Trumbold families
*Identified in findagrave
The Pike County History6, gives the following account of Joseph's home in Clark County:
"In 1792 (the year that Kentucky became a state), Joseph and his brothers (Peter and Abraham) established themselves on a 1400-acre tract that had been preempted by Daniel Boone about ten miles east of present Winchester in present Clark County, Kentucky, and about 15 northeast of Boonesborough. Here the three Scholls established the station of Schollsville, site of the present railroad station of Hedges, which stands near the center of the old Boone-Scholl tract. This land was settled and preempted by Daniel Boone, who afterward assigned it to William Scholl. William intended it for his three sons, Peter, Abraham and Joseph, but made no legal transfer and died without a will, and the rest of his children brought suit for an equal partitioning of this land and won. The land was divided among the heirs of William Scholl by an order of the court. Abraham, Peter and Joseph then bought out the other heirs and continued in possession of Schollsville."
"Schollsville Station was never attacked but was threatened in 1793. The Scholls were warned and all the men nearby came into the fort to defend it. The Indians suddenly turned east and attacked Morgan's Station and captured or killed all the inmates excepting an old Negro who saw a crow light on the barn and regarded it as an evil omen and he made his way out of the fort and escaped."
RE: Will and probate -
1830 Jan Clark County, Kentucky, USA
"appraisers appointed to appraise Joseph Scholl estate, Jan Court 1830".
1828 Joseph Scholl (inventory) Book 7 page 232
Additional documentation:
SCHOLL--William SCHOLL, of England, married a Miss Morgan, and they had--
Peter, Isaac, Aaron, Joseph, John, Sally , Elizabeth, and Rachel. Joseph was
born in 1755, and died 1835. He married Lavinia BOONE, daughter of Daniel
BOONE, and settled in Clark county, Ky. They had eight children--Jesse B.,
Septimus, Marcus, Joseph, Selah, Marcia, Leah, and Daniel B. Jesse B. married
Elizabeth MILLER, of Kentucky, and settled in St. Charles county, Mo., in
1811. He died in 1839. Septimus married Sallie MILLER, and came to Missouri.
His children were--Nelson, Daniel B., Marcus, Joseph, Cyrus, Catharine, and
Eliza. Marcus SCHOLL was married twice, and by his second wife had two sons,
Marcus, Jr., and Joseph. Joseph, son of Joseph SCHOLL, Sr., married Rebecca V.
G. MILLER, and settled in Callaway county in 1820, where his wife died in
1829. Their children were--Oliver P., Cyrus R. M., and James R. Mr. SCHOLL
was married the second time to Eliza A. BROUGHTON, of Kentucky, by whom he had--
-Rebecca, Elizabeth, Catharine, Louisa, Eliza, Celia, Septimus, Jesse B.,
Joseph R., Nelson and Sarah. Mr. SCHOLL was a Justice of the Peace in Callaway
county for twenty-two years, and in early days was a great bear and deer
hunter. His second wife, who is still living, often hunted with him, and has
killed several deer. Mr. S. would frequently go into caves after bears, and
was present when Robert Graham had the fight with the wolf in Loutre creek. He
is now in his 76th year, and his eye sight is so good that he can see to read
fine print through an awl hole in a pair of leather spectacles.--Peter, son of
William SCHOLL, of England, married Mary BOONE, daughter of George BOONE, a
brother of Daniel, by whom he had thirteen children. Two of his sons, John and
Peter, came to Callaway county, the former in 1830, and the latter in 1826.
John married Cenia JONES, and they had seven children. Peter married Elizabeth
HUNTER, and they had William M. and Mary. The former was Sheriff of Callaway
county in 1875. He married Sallie Milton JONES, and died some time afterward.
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by:
J. Robison [email protected] November 11, 2008, 4:50 am
Author: Wm. S. Bryan
From 'A history of the pioneer families of Missouri' by Wm. S. Bryan 1935
My 5th great grandfather
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