Most "Groups" provide hyperlinks to the prior generation and the next generation. Moving more than one generation in any direction is most easily accomplished on the INDEX page.JOHN, son of Thomas Boon:8. JOHN BOON: B: unk ; D: --/--/1826 ; M: ca. 1801 HONOUR ------------- ; (all the names and order of his children are drawn from the distribution of property from his brother, Thomas', will, distributed to living heirs in 1826. John had died, by this time, so his share was distributed to his children) 81. THOMAS BOON: B: abt. 1802; D: > 1859 (there is a division of land in 1878); M: 03/01/1826 REBECCA EDWARDS: B: --/--/1805 ; D: > 1850, dau. of John and Sally Edwards (John died in 1829 ) ( In 1860, Thomas and Rebecca lived with Sterling Boon, his brother ) NOTE: some information on this branch comes from "The Edwards' of Northampton" by Bruce Edwards. Much more information is available on the Edwards family in that book. 82. ALLEN BOON: B: abt.1803; D: --/--/1866 ; M: (1st)12/04/1824 REBECCA GARRISS: B:--/--/---- ; D:--/-- /---- , dau. of ------------- ; and M: (2nd)06/28/1859 MARY JANE ROSE: B:--/--/1830 ; D: > 1882 , dau of --------------- . ( NOTE: In addition to the Census and County data ordinarily used to develop family groups, some information related to ALLEN BOON and his descendants, is extracted from "The Boone Cousins of Northampton" by Joe and Janet Boone, a manuscript dated 08/12/1989, found in the Northampton Co. Library. They are direct descendents of this line.) Allen died without a will, and his son, Henry, was executor of his estate. Allen owned property known as "the Boone Place" where Joseph Boone, manuscript author, was born, and sold part of the tract to his son, John Wesley, 12/6/1859 for $450. John Wesley Boon bought the remainder from Allen Boon's estate, Shadrack Grant, and Lemuel Boyce on 12/4/1872. JAMES, the youngest child of Allen and Mary Rose Boone, lived on a farm in Occoneechee Neck into the early 1900's. 83. DOROTHEA (Dolly) BOON: B: abt. 1805; D: bef. 1859; M(1st): 5/7/1834 ELIJAH STEPHENSON: B: abt 1803; D: bef.1859; M(2nd): unknown: Norman indicates that she lived with the second husband, near Memphis, Tennessee. 84. PENELOPE BOON: B: abt 1808; D: abt. 1859; M: 2/11/1834, JAMES BRADLEY: B: ??; D: ??; They had at least 3 children. 85. DAVISON or DAWSON BOON: B: abt 1810 ; D: bef. 3/4/1844; M: 12/8/1834, MARY WOODWARD: B: 86. TURNER BOON: B: abt. 1812; D: bef. 1859; M: 2/3/1832; PENELOPE DAUGHTRY: B: abt. 1812; D: bef. 1859; Norman says they left 4 children, names presently unknown. 87. STERLING BOON: B: --/--/1815 ; D: < 1895 ; M: 03/15/1847 in Northampton Co., CATHERINE CAPELL: B: --/--/1814 ; D: < 1895 ; (in 1860 census, Thomas and Rebecca also lived with Sterling and his wife ) |
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