Daniel BOONE made his first foray into Kentucky in 1767, though he did not move his family to Kentucky until 1775.  Still, his wife, Rebecca (BRYAN) BOONE, became the first European woman known to have settled in the region of Virginia that became the State of Kentucky in 1792.

1.  The Boone Society.  Ancestors and Descendants of the Boone Family. [link died]

2.  Broderbund.  World Family Trees.  Vol. 13, Pedigree #2579, submitted by Lawrence T. Pippin (P.O.B. 771558, Eagle River, AK 99577).

3.  Logan and Van Bibber Families by Bruce Logan.

4.  William F. Switzler.  1882.  History of Boone County, Missouri. Western Historical Co., St. Louis, MO.

To end the controversy of the spelling of his name (Boon or Boone): "We have before us now, through the courtesy of Col. Thomas E. Tutt, of St. Louis, a lithographic copy of a letter from Boone addressed to Col. William Christian, of Kentucky, - called 'Cristen' in the letter - dated August 23, 1785, and concluding, 'you will oblyge your omble sarvent', to which he signs his name as 'Daniel Boone'."

5.  Some convoluted connections to Daniel BOONE.