AARON BOONE (Benjamins; Benjamin; Benjamins; George), born 23 July, 1815; died 1 Oct., 1882, aged 68 yrs., 8 mo., 27 ds. (a) Married 1st, about 1838, Mary Webb (d. 1849) daughter of Samuel Webb, Sr. (She had sisters Rebecca Garrison and Sallie Campbell.) He
married 2nd, 1850, Hannah Wagoner.
He was a man of business importance in his locality, Columbia Co.,
Pa., and was a member of the Methodist Church. He and Benjamin Boone (presumably his father) carried surveyors' lines when the Canal was built, also in other parts of the state. He built what is known as his homestead after he became wealthy, lime-burning and farming.
CHILDREN:-(First Marriage)
1489 Charles A. Boone, a banker of Shickshinney, Pa., d.-
1490 Samuel Wesley Boone, of Alxnedia, Pa.
(Second Marriage)
1491 Shepherd Boone, of Strausburg, Pa.
1492 Olin S. Boone.
1493 Paul Anthony Boone.
1494 Jesse Edmund Boone.
1495 Mary K. Boone, m. J. E. Pague, a Methodist Minister. Res. DuBois, Pa.
REFERENCE
(a) From Battles' "History of Columbia Co.," Pa.
Aaron Boone, b. 23 July, 1815; d. 7 Aug., 1896.
Mary Webb (d. 1849) daughter of Samuel Webb, Sr. (She had sisters Rebecca Garrison and Sallie Campbell.
AARON BOONE (Benjamins; Benjamin; Benjamins; George), born 23 July, 1815; died 1 Oct., 1882, aged 68 yrs., 8 mo., 27 ds. (a) Married 1st, about 1838, Mary Webb (d. 1849) daughter of Samuel Webb, Sr. (She had sisters Rebecca Garrison and Sallie Campbell.) He
married 2nd, 1850, Hannah Wagoner.
He was a man of business importance in his locality, Columbia Co.,
Pa., and was a member of the Methodist Church. He and Benjamin Boone (presumably his father) carried surveyors' lines when the Canal was built, also in other parts of the state. He built what is known as his homestead after he became wealthy, lime-burning and farming.
CHILDREN:-(First Marriage)
1489 Charles A. Boone, a banker of Shickshinney, Pa., d.-
1490 Samuel Wesley Boone, of Alxnedia, Pa.
(Second Marriage)
1491 Shepherd Boone, of Strausburg, Pa.
1492 Olin S. Boone.
1493 Paul Anthony Boone.
1494 Jesse Edmund Boone.
1495 Mary K. Boone, m. J. E. Pague, a Methodist Minister. Res. DuBois, Pa.
REFERENCE
(a) From Battles' "History of Columbia Co.," Pa.
Aaron Boone, b. 23 July, 1815; d. 7 Aug., 1896.
545 Mary Boone, b. 23 July, 1817; d. 23 Feb., 1889, aged 69 yrs. 7 mo. M. Abraham Snyder. No issue.
SELINDA BOONE (Benjamins; Benjamin; Benjamin"; Georges), born 28 Feb., 1820; died 8 Apr., --.
Married William Abbott.
CHILD:-
1496 Martha Abbott.
+546 Selinda Boone, b. 28 Feb., 1820; d. 8 Apr. -
549. HANNAH BOONE (Benjamin"; Benjamin"; Benjamins; Georges), born 7 Sept., 1826; died 16 Apr., 1883.
Married Simon Shive.
CHILD:-
1497 - Shive (dau.) d. 1908; m. a Mr. Wolf, and had a son Leo Wolf.
+549 Hannah Boone, b. 7 Sept., 1826; d. 6 Apr., 1883.
549. ELISHA BOONE (James° ; Samuels; Benjamins; Georges), born 1802; died 1878.
Married 1823, Sarah Swisher (d. 1829), and 2nd Mary -, of Petersburg, Ind.
CHILDREN:-
(First Marriage)
+1498 Jacob Swisher Boone, b. 1827. +1499 Lavinia Boone.
(Second Marriage)
1500 Alice Boone. 1501 Jerome Boone. 1502 Helen Boone.
549. ELISHA BOONE (James° ; Samuels; Benjamins; Georges), born 1802; died 1878.
Married 1823, Sarah Swisher (d. 1829), and 2nd Mary -, of Petersburg, Ind.
CHILDREN:-
(First Marriage)
+1498 Jacob Swisher Boone, b. 1827. +1499 Lavinia Boone.
(Second Marriage)
1500 Alice Boone. 1501 Jerome Boone. 1502 Helen Boone.
HOPKINS BOONE (James"; Samuel5; Benjamin4; George), died 1 Mar., 1883, in his 78th year.
Married 1st, Mary Montgomery, and 2nd, Ann Hinds, in Viola, Illinois.
CHILDREN (of which marriage not known):-
1503 Montgomery Boone, killed in Civil War. 1504 Elizabeth Boone, d. 1869.
+1505 Hannah Boone, b. 4 June, 1837.
Montgomery Boone, killed in Civil War.
Elizabeth Boone, d. 1869.
HOPKINS BOONE (James"; Samuel5; Benjamin4; George), died 1 Mar., 1883, in his 78th year.
Married 1st, Mary Montgomery, and 2nd, Ann Hinds, in Viola, Illinois.
CHILDREN (of which marriage not known):-
1503 Montgomery Boone, killed in Civil War. 1504 Elizabeth Boone, d. 1869.
+1505 Hannah Boone, b. 4 June, 1837.